Tropical Summer CBD grow

Week 3 after transition to flowering phase. The cannabis patch has officially entered the flowering phase, and it's a beautiful sight! Three weeks after turning off the solar lamps, I’ve started seeing flowers develop, though each plant is progressing at its own unique pace. I’ve noticed some fascinating differences among the phenotypes: certain plants, especially those more sensitive to light changes, are taking a bit longer to start flowering. Meanwhile, others are blooming quicker, showing off their potential early on. To support this stage, I’ve enriched the watering schedule with a touch of saltpeter and Epsom salt. Feeding the garden weekly seems to be working well overall, though Plant 3 appears a bit finicky—it’s more sensitive to the salt-based nutrients and shows a hint of pistil burn. I’ll keep an eye on it and adjust as needed. The surviving clones are from the light-sensitive phenotypes, proving their resilience and adaptability in this setup. It’ll be interesting to see how they perform compared to the rest. As a bonus, I’ve got a Solodiol CBD plant in the mix. It’s marketed as CBD-rich and is growing alongside my Critical CBD plants under the same conditions. While Solodiol is smaller in size, it’s already showing a faster flowering response. I’m excited to see how this affects the final yield—it’s shaping up to be an intriguing comparison! Stay tuned for more updates! 💚🌱 Comparatively, I have one other CBD rich plant. And the seed was marketed as “Solodiol CBD”. It is smaller than Critical CBD when grown under same conditions. Flowering is faster. I am interested in comparing the yield.