Cherry Poppers - Round #1 grow diary by Kenn0rphan

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@Radagast_, I definitely could. But the soil is soaked pretty thoroughly (I use a mister) and I’m getting run off. Any more run off and I just see it as wasted water and nutes. If I see signs of lockout then I’ll up the water and reduce frequency.

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DutchFarmercommentedweek 23mo ago

💪💪💪

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yan402commentedweek 13mo ago

🤞🍀♥️

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GERGrowDesignscommentedweek 03mo ago

Good Luck with your project ! Keep up the great work your ladie will love it :D

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Em_Martincommentedweek 33mo ago

First time with air pruning pots? You’re going to love the results

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Kenn0rphancommented3mo ago

@Em_Martin, indeed first time. I’m hoping it reduces the amount of soil and water/nutes I need to use.

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Radagast_commentedweek 136d ago

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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GhostTerpZcommentedweek 52mo ago

Looks good 💪 💪 💪

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Kenn0rphancommented2mo ago

@GhostTerpZ, Thank you!

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Radagast_commentedweek 23mo ago

👌

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BrediniGreenycommentedweek 133d ago

😍😍😍😍got a visit from mr. frosty the snow man💪💪 they look splendid😍

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BrediniGreenycommented3d ago

@Kenn0rphan, they are developing wonderfully, I'm sure the terps will also be mouthwatering. Even now they look soo good that I wish I could smell them through the screen, lol😂😂😍3 - 4 more weeks? or?😋

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Kenn0rphancommented3d ago

@BrediniGreeny, I’m not sure yet. I’d say based on development so far they’d be done in 3 weeks. But Barney’s says 60-65 days. So will just have to see.

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BrediniGreenycommented3d ago

@Kenn0rphan, sure can't wait to see their autumn attire, their colorful dresses 😍😍they are for sure starting a little😍

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Radagast_commentedweek 72mo ago

Try to bend the tall ones further down, if you have some insulated wire, that's perfect for lst..but be careful because those branches are already strong and could easily break, so be careful, slowly, little by little each tightening. Also, try to put the tall ones a little to the side, and put the lower ones under direct light so that they get the most light, in the middle somehow, but it's best to do the way you think it should be, just do a little research on the forums and here with other growers who had a similar situation, it will surely help you and believe me everything will be great. Your ladies are beautiful bro,happy growing!!!

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Kenn0rphancommented2mo ago

@Radagast_, yup. I’ve been working at bending and actually even cropping one of them. It’s not working too bad. The hollow stems have worked well for cropping actually. Breaking the inside of the stem but not damaging the exterior that is.

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Radagast_commented2mo ago

@Kenn0rphan, don't let them break in any way, just bend them slightly

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Kenn0rphancommented1mo ago

@Radagast_, it’s okay to break them. The key is to not damage the exterior ‘skin’ so much.

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Radagast_commentedweek 1024d ago

Is that the plant you were breaking because of the height? It wouldn't be strange at all because you were doing two types of training at the same time, I wouldn't say it's genetic, the plant has to become a hemaphrodite for some reason, and that can't happen because of genetics. The first option is too much stress, and the second option is that the plant simply thought it would not be pollinated and therefore created banana plants to pollinate itself to extend the vine. In any case, the production of buds is a secondary role for plants, the most important thing is to pollinate and leave seeds, that is its main and primary role... that is why we strive for better conditions, better conditions, better buds, everything is up to us to provide it, it only cares about seeds, it does not care about buds.Happy Flowering Bud!!!

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Kenn0rphancommented23d ago

@Radagast_, it is certainly possible training stress triggered the hermie. But in this case I don’t think so because I super-cropped the plant a while ago. And the plant was absolutely ridden with male flowers so early in flower. I have a clone of this seed so I can try flowering it again to find out.

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shwablecommentedweek 81mo ago

Really nice work man! I also run Cherry Poppers right now and I love the genetic.

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Kenn0rphancommented1mo ago

@shwable, thank you! How far along are you in growing your cherry poppers?

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NoahNworbcommentedweek 1015d ago

This is such a good strain man, gotta browse these from my fave seed banks like Crop king seeds

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BrediniGreenycommentedweek 62mo ago

Such beautiful ladies. 😍😍The training is also on point with a very nice structure💪💪 Wish you a smooth grow💪😊

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Kenn0rphancommented2mo ago

@BrediniGreeny, Thank you so much!

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Radagast_commentedweek 91mo ago

You have an 11 L pot, you can comfortably water with 2.5 L and even a little stronger and you are calm for a week, better for you and for them. The plants are beautiful, happy flowering!!!

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Kenn0rphancommented1mo ago

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