Monkey Grease

Heya everyone! This was an exciting week! I defoliated a minor amount of lower outside leaves still leaving the jungle in the middle. I didn't really have a reason for it, other than obsession and a little bit of boredom. She liked it though, and began growing tall very fast. As you can see, we are much taller than before. This is also a very exciting day, as today was the first time she got to meet her daughter. Yes, we cloned her a month or 2 ago, and the clone was sitting in a small 1L pot under low light for over a month. She was rootbound of course. I transplanted her into a 4gal pot, and put her next to her mother today. Mother, meet daughter. Daughter, meet mother. How cute :) This was our first successful cloning attempt and she turned out wonderful just like her mom. In approximately 2-3 weeks, we will be transplanting both outdoors to finish at the end of the season. One more thing: Kannabia did it again. This strain grows itself. Imagine this: at nearly 19 weeks old, growing in a 5-gallon pot, under a mere 60W of not cool white light (not full-spectrum), using our own soil and plain old water, and not a single leaf bottom or top, has any deficiencies, pests, or disease. This is a hardy plant - extremely resilient through veg with a good soil. Oh yes, and she is growing is my lung room which stays incredibly dry (like 40-50% RH), and 68-72F. This plant loves those conditions. Kinda cool if you ask me, as normally I keep a close eye on VPD and DLI, but to her, it's like she's receiving everything she needs and then some, without any work from me. I seriously recommend anyone to try growing some Monkey Grease from Kannabia if you ever had problems vegging out a plant for a long time. I mean, I would have at least expected to see 1 or 2 leaves die off by now. Nope!