Indigo berry kush & sweetberry breeze

I used more seeds to select my 2 Favorites

In the middle and the right top corner is the indigo berry kush and 3 sweetberrys came to the next round

My first LED is not the best, bit it worked for me at this time and my plants are healthy

1. May.. I tried topping and I was scared but it worked ...puh 👍

Training days.. lot of fun time

Left ist the indigo berry kush and to the right the sweetberry breeze

Little stretch.. still with the 60 Watt cokolila 😅

Change the LED, now I use the Edenboard 150watt

First little flowers ❤️

They Look frosty

I have some Problems with humidity because of rain outside but the buds look nice to me ❤️

The end of week 6 and Im totally fire.. this is my first grow ever and I think you know how this feeling is ❤️ everything is fine, the plants look fantastic. The indigo show she is a yielder and the sweetberry look dent AF .. maybe you can give me some advices, should I give them only PH-Water or another 1 week of nutrience?

This is end of week 7 The indigo berry kush Show some colors and both plants are full of trichomes.. to be honest, the sweetberry is sticky AF and smells really heavy. The indigo is more earthy but take a lot of yield. In total, for the first time growing it was a lot of fun and that's how I'm going for the last 1-2 weeks.

Finally, last week of flower. According to Bugbee's theory, I fed the plants with 46 hours of light. Now they get a 24 hour dark period and then they are ready for harvest. The smell of the terpenes has changed again after the stress phase from the light and they really smell like sweet berries. It was an exciting experiment and I would do a lot of things differently, but I would also do a lot of things the same as I did on this run. Overall, what do you think about my first attempt?

I really enjoyed growing the indigo. The harvest was very satisfactory and I'm very excited to see what else the terpenes have in store. At the moment you can detect an earthy note with sweet fruits, as it was advertised. However, the curing still has to take place.