Female Seeds Cherry Pie grow diary (journal) week15 by TickleToast

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Phykyscommentedweek 0a year ago

Happy growing 😊

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pisyacommented10 months ago

@TickleToast, yeah, thank you for bringing female seeds in. they're Holland and it means something. I like to try new breeders. These are rare enough in my distant region. I would like to compare them to others I got.

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TickleToastcommenteda year ago

@Phykys, Ty!

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love_2_growcommentedweek 0a year ago

Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱

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TickleToastcommenteda year ago

@love_2_grow, Ty!

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Metatronixcommentedweek 1a year ago

All the best to your new girls on thier journey to frostiness growmie 🌱💚🍻

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TickleToastcommenteda year ago

@Metatronix, Ty!

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pisyacommentedweek 177 months ago

Congrats, growmie! hush hush!) Thanks for bringin them to the end! So, what I see is fat and bushy enough, maybe a bit too leafy and not so fat for hydroponics. Am I right? Or even more bushy and leafy than fat?) What about the smell? Is it fat, is it special?) I believe you will enjoy it! 🤙🤙🤙🙏🙏🙏

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TickleToastcommented4 months ago

Smells good / tastes good, like sweet berries - almost like candy. I could have kept some smaller plants and smaller root systems sure (ref. Heath Robinson etc.), but I would then have to scale that to meet my needs and service way more plants. Since I'm a home-grower I'm working with a *plant limit rather than a square footage limit. So, I'm training these ladies out and doing my best to promote as little stem elongation as possible. Maximize my yield with less plants in a small space :) In the future I will be fine-tuning my recipe / or even start using some other stuffs. GH 3-Part (now Terra TriPart) works incredibly well but is also kind of "crude", It does you no favors in flower.