Fruit Spirit

Mahalo I planted the seed of this fella in the first week of March, then grew it out on my rooftop balcony till my 20L pot became to small.. So I put it in the full ground in the 1st week of August. She made another growth spurt after that, she loves to put her feet in mother earth, as you can see how healthy she looks. So almost 7 months later, autumn is kicking in down here in Holland. The nights are getting longer and colder, and during the day more and more rain. I give her another two weeks outside, then I hope to harvest a couple 20L buckets of vegetables! Let's pray that I will end this half year project with some nice results!!

Mahalo —

Mahalo I planted this specific strain in the 1st week of march, first 3 months in an airpot [5L] and transplanted her to a 20L pot till the beginning of august. She grew quite big 1.80m on my roof terrace so i decided to put her in full soil in my garden. I dug a quite deep hole [1m] which I filled op with a nice thick layer of 4 yr old humus. The outcome after standing 3 months in full nutricious ground was amazing, she grew so full and thick. I've never watered or added nutrients after planting her in full ground, I've decided to let mama nature do her job; and she's done a wonderful job! Yesterday I cut out the purple/black buds cause they were ripe, the inner buds were still green and not fully ripened yet because the lack of sunlight on the inner side of the plant. So I've harvested half of the plant which is more than half a kilo wet buds, I will harvest the rest in about 2 weeks. The smell of the buds is intense, really sweet and fruity. I will post a smoke report after curing, and will add some photo's of the 2nd harvest aswell. I will definately grow this perticular plant again, beautiful plant to have in your garden and therefore I recommend this easy to grow strain to anyone! -SHS