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Four Peaks, from Trichome Bros, was a freebie seed from another order. It is a cross between the Chernobyl (Slymer Cut) and Sour Strawberry Pie #7.
2024-12-13
100% Germination Rate
Germination directly in ProMix HP CC in seedling tray on a seedling heat mat, and under a humidity dome.
Temp: 84 degrees F
Humidity: 99%
2025-01-12 to 2025-01-18
01-12
Topped - Day 1 Veg
Full 1000 ppm feed at bottom
01-16 Day 5
Transplanted to 3 gallon fabric pot. The bottom of the stem seems week and fails to hold the plant upright. I thought it might be moisture rot from the plastic starter pots, but no rot noticeable. The weakened base (diameter of a pencil) requires support. I will start applying a small amount of silica to help. I am also growing two other "Four Peaks" cultivars from Trichome Bros, and one of them has the same issue. If they fail to stand on their own, after the silica application, they will be tossed.
2025-01-19 to 2025-01-25
Four Peaks is a cultivar from Trichome Bros. It is a cross of Chernobyl (Symer cut) and Sour Strawberry Pie #7. I am familiar with the Chernobyl lineage, which is more sativa dominant, with long, narrow leaflets and a heavy lemon-lime smell. I'm anxious to see what the other parent contributes.
2025-01-26 to 2025-02-01
The entire Four Peaks line has hollow stems, the same as from the Chernobyl Slymer Cut parent. LST is difficult (not impossible) and I have a lost a couple of branching tops in the process. I needed to be more on top of watching these Chernobyl-derived cultivars and add LST clips as early as possible, because the window is narrow.
Marbanya
