Budz_Bunny Time for Variety

Week 14: Seventh flowering week Hello dear weed friends, I’m back with my fourteenth weekly report on my grow with four different strains: Lemon Gelato, Orange Sherbert, Apple Fritter and Bruce Banner. This week was very quiet for me, because I only watered and fertilized my plants and admired their buds. The buds are already very big and heavy and smell very delicious. The terpene profiles are now perfectly developed and I am happy with all of them. I am sure that I will harvest less this time, but the quality will be much higher. Here are the details: The buds are already very big and heavy and smell very delicious. I am thrilled by the different aromas and colors. The Lemon Gelato has a full-bodied cream-lemon aroma that makes my mouth water. It also has a nice yellow color that comes from its gene defect. The Orange Sherbert has a fruity orange aroma that is very refreshing. It also has a nice orange color that comes from its hairs. The Bruce Banner has a strong diesel aroma that is very potent. It also has a nice green color that comes from its leaves. The Apple Fritter has a sweet apple aroma that is very tasty. It also has a nice orange color that comes from its buds. I am sure that I will harvest less grams per watt this time, but the quality will be much higher. I think that this is due to the much more regulated temperatures that I have now. They are between 18-24 degrees, which is ideal for the flowering phase. This promotes the resin formation and the color development of the buds. It also avoids heat stress and mold formation. The Apple Fritter is definitely the furthest along in terms of its ripeness and will probably be harvested in 10 days. It already has many brown hairs and some milky trichomes,. The other strains are about the same and will probably stand for a week longer than the Apple Fritter. They still have many white hairs and clear trichomes, which means that they are not ripe yet. The Bruce Banner will probably stand for a week longer than the rest, because it is the slowest of all. I thank you for your attention and hope that you liked my report. I am looking forward to the next weeks and am curious how my plants will develop further. See you soon! Watch the timelaps here : https://youtu.be/QPiIBjQjtv8