Gelato by Barneys Farm

StopSnitchin Due to a lack of time, I unfortunately had to leave the ladies in the propagator longer than was good, which meant that some seedlings turned out to be useless. So I decided to put the seedlings that could still be saved into a smaller setup. I hope to be able to create more detailed weekly reports during flowering. See you soon! :)

StopSnitchin Normally I only start defoliation at the beginning of the flowering phase, but because I had to keep the ladies in the vegetative phase longer than usual due to circumstances, I decided to start "earlier". I do this so that the side branches are not pushed out too much by the sun leaves and to improve air circulation. I hope that by the flowering phase at the latest I will have enough time to take nicer, detailed photos of the individual steps. The last four photos are from the end of the week, you can hardly see any of the defoliation. Extreme growth!

StopSnitchin The first three photos were taken before the new, small defoliation, and from picture four onwards afterwards. The first small blossoms can already be seen. I'm happy so far, I think I can start lollipopping at the end of the second week of flowering. Best wishes and see you next week!

StopSnitchin Unfortunately, due to time constraints, I didn't manage to document the grow more thoroughly, but perhaps it still has a little added value for you - this time I've done some defoliation and lollipopped. It looks pretty radical, but in my experience it works very well, as you will see at the end. I'm still fertilizing according to the BioBizz scheme. Next week there will be a huge jump in the maturity stage.