Red Banana Pudding by Anesia - Sponsored

Hello Growmies, As we enter week 11 of our Red Banana Pudding grow, our quartet of botanical virtuosos has hit a crescendo of development. Each phenotype has continued to thrive, displaying an individual charm that captivates the eye. Particularly, phenotypes #1 and #3 have distinguished themselves aesthetically, boasting an allure that stands out in our lush canopy of green. Red Banana Pudding #1 dazzles with a coat of trichomes that would rival the frost on a winter's dawn, its colas a testament to the care and patience invested over these weeks. The third in the lineup echoes this spectacle, with a presence that demands admiration, signaling a bounty that eagerly awaits harvest. Their shared environment with the Epic Buzz lineage continues to be a cradle of stability, echoing the precise conditions detailed in our environmental graphs. The consistency in temperature and humidity, meticulously maintained at 25.3°C and 65.8% respectively, underscores our commitment to an ideal growth setting. At 45 cm, these Red Banana Pudding plants are statuesque, their height marking a journey of robust growth in the embrace of our soil-based cultivation. Unlike their younger Auto Bruce Lemon Diesel (https://growdiaries.com/diaries/199311-super-sativa-seed-club-auto-bruce-lemon-diesel-grow-journal-by-salokin) siblings, these plants have delved deep into their soil home, weaving a tapestry of roots that fuel their ascent toward the lights above. This week's images capture the majesty of maturation as the buds swell and the leaves reach outwards, painting a picture of vitality and abundance. We haven't altered the initial setup, a nod to the balance we've struck between natural vigor and environmental control, allowing the plants to consume what they need, as they need it. The anticipation builds as we draw closer to the point of fruition. The sight of each phenotype, especially #1 and #3, is a daily reminder of nature's wonders when guided by a nurturing hand. Looking forward to sharing the bounty that these final weeks will bring, until our next gathering, let's continue to nurture with excellence and await the full sensory delight our plants are destined to offer. Stay lifted, Salokin