It was a great grow. The experiment didn't end as expected. #1 out grew them all and out yielded everything. #2 grew as fast as #1, but the 6" of soil stopped it short. #3 was slow going the whole time. It was 2" shorter, about 3" less diameter, but just as pretty. I really love Ethos genetics. Id recommend them to everyone.
I expected #1 to grow the longest, go in flower last, and be the most yield.
#2 I expected to grow the slowest, have the least yield, and be the first done. It grew on par with #1 even with the 6" of soil compared to 29".
#3 was my control. A typical 5 gallon bag, and I grew it just as a common, every day grower would.
12/8/24: Its curing nicely. I pulled a couple of buds out to smoke today. Treat yo self! Lol
It was a great grow. The experiment didn't end as expected. #1 out grew them all and out yielded everything. #2 grew as fast as #1, but the 6" of soil stopped it short. #3 was slow going the whole time. It was 2" shorter, about 3" less diameter, but just as pretty. I really love Ethos genetics. Id recommend them to everyone.
I expected #1 to grow the longest, go in flower last, and be the most yield.
#2 I expected to grow the slowest, have the least yield, and be the first done. It grew on par with #1 even with the 6" of soil compared to 29".
#3 was my control. A typical 5 gallon bag, and I grew it just as a common, every day grower would.
@Natrona, it went kind of odd up until they started flowering. The 6" and 29" way outgrew the control. I figured it would go for more soil to less soil size wise, and smallest soil to deepest soil for blooming. But the two variables grew faster and budded faster. On a side note, they smell amazing and exactly like peaches
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