Honey Cream (R.Q.S.), 9x4,889=44!

Week 11, concluding the eleventh week of vegetating: Hi(gh) Guys, Hoi. On 6 June it was time to adjust the height of some branches, by pulling them back using a piece of wool thread and tying them to their main-stem. Not every plant required that, luckily this strain grows fairly even. Up until now I’d always have one or two plants below average, and experience learns me that good initial growers also deliver accordingly, so that’s a good sign! Kudos for Royal Queen Seeds! Also, the lower branches. First I want to share some findings, this will only apply to the next grow. I’d already read somewhere that the lower branches seem to stay very thin, so you should better lose them and use the upper ones. So I’d though, the lobe-leaves don’t count anyway, the first set of single serrated leaves rarely springs branches and thereby considered futile also, then the first set of triple serrated leaves springs branches to trim and toss. Then, I thought the first set of leaves with 5 fingers would be the proper ones? I think I’m going to lose them also next time. Only thing is it will add more veg-time. When you apply the pony-tailing, the branches who are too thin won’t grow fast enough to get on level with the rest. That moment went better last time, with the Bruce Banners. For now it meant for the Honey Cream’s that I’d cut most of the lower branches. Only a few where able to grow enough within those 5 days to keep. For now this is fine, as you can see on the pictures the tent is full, and it looks great! Stretching is almost done, ready to deliver on those tasty buds ;-p I’m looking forward to see you back and check on the Honey Cream’s progress next week! ;-) Grtz, Budcrack ;-)