Lisbon Queens 2024

Vincent_Van_Grogh D14, Wednesday, 31Jan ❤️💚 are growing at normal speed. I expect a big jump at day 18 and perhaps a topping then if one or both have boosted growth. 💛 suffered from Ca deficiency early on because she was just growing too fast! She had a head start but is now the same size as the other two. Ca def has been fixed and top leaves look healthy! 24 hr sunlight to keep temps high. #wintergrow Week 2 done! At least 8-10 more to go! Happy growing to all!🌱😎

Vincent_Van_Grogh All photos are D28. ❤️ is the most robust one looking like a full bush. 💛 is on average and I accidentally topped her 💚 was injured a few times because of my rookie LST MOVES. Lots of mistakes since my last grow. Practice really does make perfect… and I definitely lack practice in many senses. Oh well! They grow on! :)

Vincent_Van_Grogh ❤️ - Still the bushiest of them all. Plenty of flowersites and probably will lollipop a bit to control. 💛 - Always looking like she’s sick but also getting thick in her own way. 💚 - this double topped one is gonna yield the least. My fault there. ❤️💛💚 - my rookie-ness came out here. I touched them up too much. Growing only once a year, I don’t get much practice. Oh well! Growing still gives me zen. And that’s what matters at the end of the day. Happy growing! 🌱😎

Vincent_Van_Grogh Still my long for 24 hr light here to make sure temps are taken care of — it’s winter. ❤️ is definitely a beast and I wished I have lollipopped here more and took out the lard and bottom buds. There are just too many. 💛💚 are now in easy, auto mode where there not much caring or prepping needed. Interesting because these are the two that had problems during veg. Seems like it was better that their growth was halted instead of full bush like ❤️. Happy growing! 🌱

Vincent_Van_Grogh D83 harvest. ❤️is a bit on the ripe side. Which I like. 💛💚 are about that right time.. for me anyway. Wet trim took the whole day. But worth it. I like my bud with a little leaf matters, so all rough hand trimming… which wasn’t bad. Drying for 7/8 days and we’ll see where we are. May your harvests be plenty! 🌱😎