Electric Citrus - Mephisto Genetics Tester

Day 7, directly after transplant from nursery sleeve into the 30 gallon.

Day 14. heavy thrip damage early but some decent growth despite the stress.

Day 22. Hit with the Diatomaceous earth again. Probably could have used more and a better area of application

Day 31. This is where I started using the Diatomaceous earth on the stem... But also blasted the entire plant out of frustration. Still some pretty good growth all around. At this point I was under watering a bit to try to deter the pests

Day 39. Plant looking perkier now that it isn't at war with thrips. Running a little closer to the light than I'd like, though. Most stress plant in the organic tent.

Day 45. Looking vibrant but a little tired from the light and pests. Light was turned down a little bit to give it some rest. Added some cover crop.

100% conquered the thrip infestation. Be careful where you source your worms and organic material for organic soil! Frosty but kind of sparse buds, contributing this to the stress through out the grow.

Love the structure on this one. Will probably look to training the organic a little bit more next round, but pretty happy with they size of these. Thinking I can get quite a bit more volume with less pest, DLI, and under watering stress.

Getting a good aroma going, smells like oranges and pine tar, absolute delight. Still applying the DE to the stem base and defoliating more lower leaves every week.

Plant is starting to swelled up a bit but not on the weight I was hoping for. Without the stresses and a more experience organic grower would do this plant a lot of justice, still gorgeous though.

A lot of the haze structure and aroma pushing through. Orange Haze, Mint? will update on harvest with better aroma details