🦍🌿 Gorilla Melon 🌿🦍

🦍 First time growing Fast Buds feminized

the LST was a bit to early and to strong... the main trunk cracked

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I tried to cut not one node to create a real 🦍🦍🦍 it is impressive how quickly the plant grows back into a bush after defoliation I hope the crack in the main trunk does not tear completely and kill the plant

Last defoliation before changing the light schedule.

4 days since i changed the time schedule to 12 / 12. give her another 3 - 5 days to grow, then i´ll do a extreme lollipop and set up the net

Ready for the Net! Still amazed how fast the leafes regrow. Almost to many nodes. Thinking about to cut a few. Still 8 Weeks to go! Let's see how mich it can fill out the 70x70 space. Thank you guys for following my diary 😀 Gut Grow!

WEEK 10 I decided to remove several main nodes. There were just to many! After a rough trim she looked terrible but recovered very quick. Now it has truly arrived in bloom!

WEEK 11 This plant is really impressive. I had to cut off some of the main branches last week because there were just too many. It quickly recovered and has grown into an impressive bush again. Unfortunately, I was not able to keep all the nodesat the same height. I will also have to defoliate agein soon.

There are so many buds, i removed a few nodes again. Still more then a month to go!

Week 13! Everything looks good so far. One more month! It has no signs of nutrient deficiency etc., it looks very healthy. Let's see how the flowers develop in the next 2 weeks. So far I think they are much too small 😅

Week 14! The flowers are starting to take on a really beautiful color. Let's see what the next 3 weeks have to offer!

WEEK 15 I hope the buds will get a bit bigger 😆😅 Plant is looking healthy so far. 2-3 weeks to go i think. Next week i´ll start checking the trichomes

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The time has come: the Gorilla Melon is ready to be harvested. Unfortunately, a week before harvest, I noticed that there were a few seeds in the buds. I didn't see many. How bad it is will become apparent after drying and trimming. I think this is due to the strong LST and the excessive number of nodes. Nevertheless, the buds look very beautiful and frosty. I'm curious to see how they develop after curing.😍