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First week went great. These seeds seem to be strong and perky. Everybody is growing well, drinking well, and overall seem very pleased with their growing conditions. One of these seeds was smaller than the others, and the seedling it produced is smaller in turn. I hope they continue to grow with with strength and tenacity throughout. ✨

These littles aren’t gonna stay little for long. This week I repotted them into 1 gallon pots, I used fox farm happy frog soil and a 70/30 mix of all purpose and powerbloom, a little superfly insect frass and some oyster flower to start them off. They didn’t need much time to bounce back after the repot, so far I’m very pleased with the progress.

This week has been a great week for the plantlings. They have grown vigorously and drank deeply. I noticed roots at the drain holes earlier this week, so I took the opportunity to repot them today, the roots were beautiful, full and healthy, perfect time for a repot. I repotted from 1 gallon to 3 gallon pots, using fox farm soil, I amended the soil with a 50/50 mix of Gaia greens power bloom and all purpose, these babies are in the cusp of flowering now so that should give them all the snacks they need to ignite some bud production. I’ve noticed an irregular leaf on the plant I’ve decided to call “little foot”. It has a discoloured finger you might be able to see in a few pictures. She seems to be progressing just fine, she’s always been the smallest and came from the smallest seed, but her roots are no less bushy and gorgeous than her sisters. I’m so pleased with these gorgeous plants, as always I’m excited to watch them grow over the coming weeks, they change so quickly. 🔮

This week they grew in leaps and bounds, they are really starting to fill into their 3 gallon pots. They have definitely started to kick into flower mode. All of these babies are beautiful, fluffy and a healthy lime green; I trimmed off some large fan leaves and started to LST the lower longer branches. I watered twice this week, once with fresh water (PH 6.7) and again today with a fresh water, molasses, and soluble seaweed extract mix (PH 6.8) Today I backed my lights off just slightly to maintain the 12 inches between the light and the top buds. Weather is quite cold and mild here so maintaining the 25 26 degrees throughout the day has been really easy, that dips down to a night temp of 22 degrees. Humidity maintains between 55 and 65 percent between waterings. I am very pleased with how these are progressing, so far the smell sharp and sweet, as befitting younglings like these. 🌱

These ones keep getting bushier, they are growing very well. Two of them seem to have started flowering at the same time, while one decided to continue to veg a bit more for the week. Their bud development is small but sure, and they are emitting a beautiful sharp cannabis smell accompanied with sour citrus candy notes. This week I continued to defoliate quite heavily, once I have these in their very own space I will start to low stress train and tie some branches down to accommodate some more light penetration; I watered them with fresh water only (PH 6.7) These beauties are continuing to thrive, they are a gorgeous healthy green, they are drinking well and smelling beautiful. ✨

This week these babies got their own space, and I started to low stress train. They have been pretty heavily defoliated to accommodate light to the bud sites. They smell like fresh cannabis and sour candies, like Dino sours or sour patch kids. These plants are nice and bushy, a pretty good size, and a beautiful deep green. I top dressed with extra soil and fresh nutrients to keep these plants happy and healthy, they’ve been watered with fresh water (PH 6.7) These ladies seem to be doing just fine ✨💜

These three are growing steady and strong; they continue to get frosty and sparkly, their colour is a gorgeous forest or cedar green and they smell sharp citrusy and bright. They seem to have levelled out height wise and have only varied between 1/4 and 1/2 inch each this week. They are really starting to focus on those flowers now. Some are starting to bridge the gap between buds, while others beef up into little drumsticks. Hairs are super light green, trichomes are clear, sparkling, plentiful and beautiful. This week I continued to defoliate quite heavily to allow for more light penetration. I tightened my branch bonds and continue to bend out the smaller branches to creat space for those bud sites. This week I watered with PH adjusted fresh water (PH 6.6) The snow is starting to melt here, and runoff season is upon us which seems to make the water more alkaline, I try to keep a very close eye on the PH especially around this time as it fluctuates greatly. They are drinking more and more each time I water, and they are drying out in about 52 hours time on average. These bushy beauties are thriving, I am pleased with their effort and their progress. 🍓🍌

These three continue to grow steady and strong; steadily packing on the frost and the sparkle, their colour is a gorgeous forest or cedar green and they smell sharp citrusy and bright. The tallest plant had a few large old leaves that were fading so I took them off. They are the same height +- a few hairs. Their flower production this week is steady, and they continue to get dense. Some are starting to bridge the gap between buds, while others beef up into little drumsticks. Hairs are super light green, trichomes are clear, sparkling, plentiful and beautiful. This week I defoliated a little to allow for more light penetration. I tightened my branch bonds and continue to bend out the smaller branches to creat space for those bud sites. This week I watered with PH adjusted fresh water (PH 6.8) I also added some revive just to make them feel warm and fuzzy. The water here is still pretty alkaline, I try to keep a very close eye on the PH especially around this time as it fluctuates greatly. They are drinking more and more each time I water, and they are drying out in about 48 hours time on average. These bushy beauties are thriving, I am pleased with their effort and their progress. 🍓🍌

These three continue to grow steady and strong; starting to pack on some weight and continuing to sparkle. their colour is a gorgeous forest or cedar green and they smell citrusy and bright, they are also starting to get a really dank and strong cheesy smell to them in the last week which is awesome!! They didn’t need too much in the way of defoliation this week so I only took off a few leaves each. They are the same height +- a few hairs. Their flower production this week still seems good and steady, and they continue to get dense. The two smaller plants central colas are starting to develop into their grandeur, that tallest is ultra sparkly, and still trying to bridge the gap between buds. Hairs are a mix of brown ,blonde and super light green, trichomes are clear, sparkling, plentiful and beautiful. Starting to see slight blushes of purple and pink on the tops of the smaller plants. This week I defoliated a little to allow for more light penetration. I tightened my branch bonds and continue to bend out the smaller branches to create space for those bud sites. This week I watered with PH adjusted fresh water; and a water solvable seaweed extract molasses mix (PH 6.6) The water here is still pretty alkaline, so I continue to monitor that closely and adjust accordingly. They are drinking more and more each time I water, and they are drying out in about 36 hours time on average. These bushy beauties are thriving, I am pleased with their effort and their progress. 🍓🍌

These three are maturing very nicely; they’ve packed on some good weight and the trichomes are nice and cloudy. Their colour is waining and oranging like autumn leaves, they smell dank and robust, cheesy, sweet and citrusy. This week I picked off a good amount of leaves, and I have cut out all nutrients to start the flushing process, these babies are telling me they are almost finished they’re cycle. They are the same height +- a few hairs. The two smaller plants central colas are starting to mature into their grandeur, that tallest is ultra sparkly, and still trying to bridge the gap between buds. Hairs are a mix of brown and blonde, trichomes are cloudy with a little amber, sparkling, plentiful and beautiful. Starting to see slight blushes of purple and pink on the tops of the smaller plants. This week I pulled off all of the LST bonds to help me with next weeks flushing. This week I watered with PH adjusted fresh water only (PH 6.6) The water here is still pretty alkaline, so I continue to monitor that closely and adjust accordingly. They are drinking more and more each time I water, and they are drying out in about 36 hours time on average. These bushy beauties are almost finished I think they will get the chop next week, I am pleased with their effort and their progress. 🍓🍌

I am pleased with the effort these gave, I hoped they would get a little bigger than they did but I will always take what I can get graciously. These plants were quite pretty, each one of them unique. I would say that they still have a green fresh smell, but they are starting to develop the smell of their name sake 🍓🍌 There are some nice buds in these jars, nothing too huge but density is nice. One of these plants grew more trichomes rather than focus on bud density and is kind of weird looking, but she’s sticky and still smells real good. I highly anticipate tasting these buds once they are cured.