DP Orange Bud

Complete Bloom Report of the Cutting The cutting has performed as expected throughout its growth and flowering stages. I am satisfied with how the plant has adapted, especially considering that it is a feminized plant. I have not observed any male flowers or pre-flowers on this cutting, which is reassuring, especially since in the past, I encountered issues with feminized plants showing male traits in different setups. It appears that the problem I experienced previously was likely due to the genetics of the other plants, as Dutch Passion themselves acknowledge that their original strains can occasionally exhibit hermaphroditism under certain conditions. This is detailed in their product descriptions and support materials, emphasizing that while feminized genetics are stable, some stressors in the environment (such as light leaks or temperature fluctuations) may cause hermaphroditism in certain plants. The smell of this cutting reminds me of pheno #1 rather than the piney aroma I expected, and it aligns more with the fruity and sweet notes found in that phenotype. I have yet to detect any prominent pine characteristics, which was a surprise. The cutting has been in flowering for 6 weeks after 3 weeks of vegetative growth and 2 weeks of rooting. During this time, the buds have been developing nicely, with noticeable growth in the last week. Harvest Timeline: Week 1-2 (Rooting Stage): The cutting rooted well in about two weeks. Week 3 (Growth Stage): The plant transitioned well into vegetative growth with a stable, healthy structure. Week 4-6 (Flowering Stage): The plant has steadily developed dense buds, and the flowering seems almost complete. The trichomes are mostly clear, with a few starting to turn amber. Although the plant looks mature, I’ll give it a few more days to fully ripen. The buds have become noticeably heavier in the last week, indicating healthy development. Overall, this cutting has performed admirably under my setup, and I expect it to deliver a solid yield. I plan to harvest in the coming days, once the trichomes reach the ideal maturity.