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Missed a watering one week , sorry for the small amount of yellow leaves but it all smells amazing :) . Hoping by adding magnesium sulphate in the feed I’ll be able to bring back some of the colour in the foliage, but other then that everything looks and smells great ;) enjoy!
Still swelling but starting to slow down and swagger. It's kolas are becoming so large that it's really starting to weight down the plants small height and stature.
Trying to get away with not holding it up but I will see how the further biggest kola starts to lower more how it'll end.
I'm starting to lower the feed and get ready for the last 3-4 weeks I'll be giving these plants.
Some more foliage will be removed eventually in the coming weeks and also I'll start to change the feed up a little.
You can really see the difference in the two phenos. One's a lot like a leafy gelato and the other is OG all the way with great dense kolas. I'm expecting the Gelato type pheno to take 9-10 weeks and the OG one seems to be showing it's age more rapidly with it's pistil development and colour change beginning to start while the other seems untouched and continues to shoot newer whiter pistils!
On this week I ended up getting ready to harvest one of the fruity pebbles . The one which resembled more of a traditional OG bud structure. Started to flush with a small amount of lemon extract in the “tap water” @ 0.20ms
The other plant continues to grow larger each day
Resistance to mildew and aphids. Compared to Holy grail kush which kept having an Aphid problem, and the BBXSS which was brought back from flower and revegged - had a mildew issue for a few weeks but all in all - Fruity pebbles resisted everything and produced beautiful flowers. A larger plant in veg would be more preferable as the stretch during flower is only minimal. But the flowers do swell up!
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