Royal Dwarf LST Try

Jens_420 It germinated a bit late, I initially thought it wouldn't make it since its sister Royal Dwarf 2 didn't make it. As you can see, it did germinate after all.

Jens_420 It's been growing diligently. I put a plastic cover over it, partly to protect the plant from bad weather and pests, and partly to increase humidity and warmth a bit. I've had those things on since germination. Actually, high humidity at this age isn't really good anymore, so I guess I was a bit lucky that it didn't get moldy on me.

Jens_420 Unfortunately, I didn't take many pictures of her at that time because I found her very boring compared to the others, as she was always a bit behind.

Jens_420 Beautiful and healthy growth. I believe I started fertilizing them this week with some mineral fertilizer from Compo, we still had it in the shed, and she survived it, so everything's easy.

Jens_420 I started training them. I've done this for the first time, didn't really have a clue about it, just got my knowledge from forums and YouTube videos. I just wanted to give it a try, especially since the Royal Dwarf is generally supposed to be a bit smaller, I thought that might be an advantage.

Jens_420 Back then, I wasn't so active in taking pictures of it. The plant also had a fungus gnat infestation, which was worsened by the pellet fertilizer I mixed into the soil. The larvae were able to feed quite well, so I put a layer of quartz sand on top to prevent the larvae from coming to the surface and hatching.

Jens_420 LST I think has helped, so everything has definitely grown well in height. I hope the other flowers on the former side branches develop nicely too; otherwise, everything is great!

Jens_420 I took a few leaves off, but you can't really see it in the picture. Otherwise, the main bud is growing. Everything is thriving well 👍, I'm happy.

Jens_420 Can't say much

Jens_420 I didn't have time to document the last few weeks. The last few weeks were really tough; at times, she was in for several days because the weather outside was such a mess. Since some leaves had slowly turned yellow and I was actually expecting mold, I decided to harvest her. The drying conditions were really terrible. Unfortunately, I had to keep the plants in the shed at an estimated humidity of 60-70%, which wasn't optimal, but it couldn't be helped this time. After 3 weeks of drying, I was a bit worried that the buds were completely rotten, but that wasn't the case. After trimming, it turned out to be 28g, which really surprised me. NO MOLD, nothing! Very satisfied with the strain, very resistant to mold, and she handled the training well too.