Zamnesia Mango Kush

Susquihanna So this week, Miss Mango grew almost 2 inches!! So proud of her. I put a screen shot of the crazy weather we have here. I also placed Miss Mango under another plant until she matures a little and I can transplant her into a 5 gallon pot. I included a picture of my livestock sticking her head in through the fence that is meant to keep the livestock out! Hope you continue to visit Miss Mango on her grow journey! Likes and comments would be appreciated.

Susquihanna Miss Mango is growing strong this week. She grew 1 inch for a grand total of 3 inches. She has a very strong, straight stem and perfect leaves. I love the picture taken looking directly down on the top of the leaves. It is amazing to see her uniformity. I included a screenshot of this weeks temperature. It is going to rain, once again, all week. Hopefully, Miss Mango does not fall prey to any damage during this weather.!! Stay tuned, like this page and comment. Let's get this party started!!

Susquihanna I was surprised to see that Miss Mango didn't grow as much as my Gorillas Cookies. However, Zamnesia website says: "This plant stays close to the earth, only reaching 2.5ft indoors and around 3.2ft outdoors. " So, it would make sense as to why Miss Mango is shorter than her peers and very wide. It is going to rain a lot this week according to the forecaster, so I will have to keep a watch on Miss Mango.

Susquihanna Miss Mango is growing well and reached a full 12 inches which is actually 6 inches shorter than Gorilla Cookies and I started them at the same time. When I looked on Zamensia website is said, "Cultivating Mango Kush Automatic is an easygoing affair thanks to some robust and reliable autoflowering genetics. This plant stays close to the earth, only reaching 80cm indoors and around 100cm outdoors." It also said that Mango Kush takes, "it takes is 10–11 weeks from seed to harvest to really get the best out of this cultivar. At which point, Mango Kush Automatic has the potential to yield 200g/plant when grown outside under ideal conditions." That means Miss Mango should be ready about the end of July or first week of August. GAME ON:) Comments are welcome and let's watch Miss Mango tango dance herself to a winning harvest. Stay tuned!!