DARK PHOENIX

cheech87 Here is the revised text for others: --- Hello everyone, The germination went smoothly and very quickly, without any issues. Right now, I'm letting the plants develop a good root ball before I transplant them into their final 6-liter pots. See you soon and happy gardening! 🌱🌿

cheech87 Hello everyone, I wanted to give you an update on my grow. So far, everything is going smoothly and the plants look healthy. I have now transplanted them into their final 6-liter pots, which should be enough for a 12/12 grow. See you soon and happy gardening! 🌱🌿

cheech87 Hey guys, I'm currently short on space in the tent😅

cheech87 So far, everything is going well, but one of them is growing a bit slower and shows slight discoloration on the leaves. Still, they are overall nice and compact and strong. One of the plants has already revealed its sex. There are already noticeable stigmas. I'm curious to see how this all develops, as these plants have been on a 12/12 light cycle from the start.

cheech87 My plant, which I switched to a 12/12 light cycle from seeds, is now in the flowering stage. It experienced a slight stretch during the transition, and the smell of this strain is already present. I'm excited to see how my plant develops and will keep you updated.

cheech87 The second week of flowering has begun, and my plant continues to develop splendidly. Despite the 12/12 growing from seed, the stretching of the plant has been kept in check, which speaks to an even development. The health of the plant is good; it has very, very slight clawing, but that’s nothing it won’t shake off. So far, I haven't used any nutrients, but have focused on using root stimulators and enzymes. These measures have obviously had positive effects on the growth and vitality of the plant, as it looks strong and robust. As the flowering phase continues, I will start adding nutrients in the coming days to ensure the plant receives all the necessary nutrients to maximize its flower production.

cheech87 I'm excited to share my experiences with growing the Dark Phoenix cannabis strain. This grow has seen many interesting developments so far. The Dark Phoenix seeds germinated quickly and healthily. As the plants grew, I noticed two distinctly different phenotypes. One of the phenotypes is growing significantly faster than the other and is already showing purple hues in the buds, which are slowly but surely increasing. The other phenotype is a bit more compact and has light green buds so far. Personally, I prefer the more compact phenotype so far, but of course, that doesn't have any final significance yet. The smell of the plants is developing slowly but surely. I haven't added any nutrients yet, but I plan to start next week to give them a little push and promote growth. I'm curious to see how my Dark Phoenix plants will develop further, and I'm looking forward to learning more about their flowering phase and final characteristics.

cheech87 In this grow report, I want to share my experiences with the Dark Phoenix, a remarkable cannabis strain that I grew under a 12/12 light cycle. The report will focus on two different phenotypes that I observed during growth, as well as their development up to the fourth week of flowering. Phenotype 1: The first phenotype of the Dark Phoenix exhibited striking purple flowers and an amazingly exotic aroma of pineapple and pink pepper. This unusual scent made the plant particularly interesting from the start. Despite some slight clawing, it developed well and began producing trichomes early on. Phenotype 2: In contrast, the second phenotype displayed green flowers and a less fruity, earthier aroma with a hint of spiciness from pepper. This plant seemed to grow a bit slower and started flowering later, indicating that it might take longer to mature. Growth Phase: Both phenotypes are now at the beginning of the fourth week of flowering. Despite their differences in appearance and scent, they continue to grow healthy and promising. I'm excited to see how their flowers will develop in the coming weeks and what additional nuances they will reveal. Development at the Start of the Fourth Week of Flowering: Both phenotypes of the Dark Phoenix have developed well in the fourth week of flowering. The flowers have grown significantly, and a variety of trichomes are visible, indicating that the cannabis plants are continuing to gain potency. Observations and Expectations: At the beginning of the fourth week of flowering, I am satisfied with the progress of my Dark Phoenix plants. Both phenotypes show promising development and clear signs that they are on the right track for harvest. I will continue to monitor closely and ensure they receive the best possible care to guarantee a successful harvest.

cheech87 Everything is going well, my plants have grown beautifully, especially the phenotype with the green-purple flowers. They smell uniquely of pink pepper and sweet pineapple. I'm really looking forward to the buds. The green phenotype has somewhat smaller flowers, but an impressive trichome production. Its scent is more earthy-sweet.

cheech87 My plants are now in the 6th week of flowering. She has already changed color a bit; I haven't given her any nutrients since she doesn't need much longer to finish, so it will stay that way – I estimate about 1 to 2 weeks. She (Pheno1) has stopped drinking a lot of water. For Pheno 2, a light feeding might be necessary since she will definitely take about 2 weeks longer.

cheech87 My plant has developed well. It's maturing. The trichomes are slowly but surely changing. The smell of phenotype 1 from DP is sweet, almost overwhelming, and smells like pepper and pineapple. The second phenotype is quite different, more earthy and sweet. It has grown very quickly this week, and the buds have become denser. Phenotype 1 is rock hard in terms of the buds.

cheech87 Pheno 1 has already been cut and is currently drying. Its scent is wonderfully fruity with notes of pink pepper and pineapple. I can hardly wait to try it. The second pheno is also almost ready. The leaves are all yellow because I had already flushed them. Now I'm just waiting for the trichomes. Its scent is more earthy and sweet with a slight spiciness. It's hard to describe, but maybe I can explain it better later when smoking. This week, I'll leave them standing.

cheech87 Breeding was a pleasant experience, but my soil was a bit too heavily fertilized. At first, the plant showed slight clawing, but it still rewarded me generously with super fruity and exotic-smelling buds. Pheno 1 emits a scent of pink pepper and pineapple, while Pheno 2 surprises with an earthy and fruity note along with a certain spiciness. Pheno 1: 38.31g dry Pheno 2: 44.30g dry