Runtz

Flatuz she's here! after days of waiting, she has finally broken through. I'm looking forward to the next steps!

Flatuz Finally, she's here! The good plant has grown a bit tall and spindly, but nothing that can't be straightened out later on. I will continue to work intensively on her care to promote her healthy growth and achieve the optimal shape. It will be exciting to see how she develops! Tomorrow, she'll go into her final pot.

Flatuz **Update:** On 10/16/24, I repotted the plant. It's developing quite well, and I'm curious to see if it gets a little boost soon and leaves what I think is a slow phase behind. It would be great if I could observe a positive change in the coming days. I'm staying optimistic and will keep a close eye on the progress.

Flatuz Beginning of the week: At the start of the week, I sowed clover as a cover crop. This not only serves as soil protection but also improves nitrogen supply and soil structure in the long term, benefiting the plant. Additionally, the first pistils are now clearly visible – a sign that the plant has reached the early flowering phase. It's nice to see that the long wait for flower development has finally come to an end and that initial progress in this direction is showing. Thoughts on growth and lighting: Originally, I wanted to let the plant grow naturally, but I've realized that this isn't ideal in the tent. Since there are other plants in the tent and the distance to the lamp needs to be kept consistent, adjusting the height and shape of the plant is necessary. So, some training is indeed sensible to ensure even light distribution and provide optimal conditions for all the plants. Summary: The plant is showing healthy development, and the pistils are a positive sign for the further course of the flowering phase. Sowing the clover promotes soil quality, and the decision not to just let the plant grow naturally should help make the best use of the conditions in the tent.

Flatuz Unfortunately, the tip of a plant broke during Low-Stress Training (LST). I hope the plant recovers from this shock. Therefore, further manipulation will be avoided for now to give it time to regenerate. Outlook: Observing the recovery process and careful care without further interventions.

Flatuz The lady seems to have recovered from the stress (the unwanted decapitation) of last week... so it's moving on! The growth stop lasted about 5 days, I hope it won't affect the harvest too much (it will anyway ^^)

Flatuz Not much to say... she's growing and doing pretty well so far.

Flatuz I'm still annoyed that the tip broke off; the plant had so much potential when I look at the thick buds.

Flatuz the buds look very voluminous and the smell makes anticipation bloom ^^ it's all the more annoying that the tip has broken off...

Flatuz Not much more will probably happen, the buds are wonderfully thick and the pistils are visibly receding. This is the last week in the tent, I think I will harvest sometime next week as long as the number of brown trichomes increases.

Flatuz this is probably the end of my little Runtz plant... it was fun