Purple Punch: Pamela

asbesto enriched soil with monster bud mix to which a low-dose liquid fertilizer will be added in the coming weeks.

asbesto It grows well but seems slow, the temperature is really low but constant.

asbesto Pamela has defined her structure and is in full flowering. The purple hue is already visible, I'm liking it.

asbesto Everything's good, he's thirsty!

asbesto Everything is going well, the buds aren't heavy but are well-formed and perfectly leaning towards purple. I used half a dose of final part for a PK boost. The plant is in great health. At the end of the week, I watered with flashclean to prepare it for the final part next week and the final flush the week after.

asbesto The flowers are growing and fattening up. After the flashclean from the last watering, I used only the ripen (final part) at the beginning of the week. Pamela is in great health and has had an excellent growth journey, showing that she has much more room to grow if in a better environment. Improving the temperatures (at night it sometimes dropped to just 7°), adjusting the nutrients, and providing a superior light setup would have yielded nothing short of spectacular results. Two waterings of Ripen in total. I can't wait to smell her at the end!

asbesto We've reached the end, it's harvest time! Pamela has been really satisfying with an initially shy flowering that then exploded. 7-day flush with a flawless finish.

asbesto It was beautiful, Pamela was really very pretty. Growing FastBuds is always a guarantee of joy. Pamela grew in a hostile environment with temperatures between 7 and 15°C; I felt that this climatic condition only slowed down the maturation by a week. She grew without much light (100w LED), was hardly taken care of, and there was no LST yield enhancer for her. Despite this, she produced a harvest of over 70g of excellent quality and with a unique charm typical of the Purples. Yum in taste.. relax