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

Week 12, concluding the first week of flowering: Hi(gh) Guys, Kudos! For Royal Queen Seeds that is, because Honey Cream seems to develop very evenly. Until now I’d always had one or two plants that where a little bit shorter, or underdeveloped if you will. Yesterday and today I’d give all the Honey’s a once over, sacrificing some branches to the greater good and defoliating for seeing the light, and last but not least adjusting the height. Every plant now has 4,6 branches on average, and they are all 42cm high. That is except 3 who are 40cm. So, I’ll be adjusting the title accordingly. Losing the leaf maybe’s retarding the branches growth a bit further next week, but considering this is the second week of flowering their mustn’t be much more stretching left in them (I’d hope). I’d installed the second lamp for the upperdecker’s, plant J’s already inside, check the last picture’s above. Maybe Honey Cream isn’t the easiest strain to match my growing technique, certainly because of the grow power of this strain. For the third time since transplanting them into the 11 liter pots I’d spend a lot of time adjusting the plants to the desired form. I’m expecting to be more efficient on this part next time. I’m happy with the result. For the rest of the cycle I can now sit back in my garden chair and see how things develop. Looks promising! I’m looking forward to see you back and check on the Honey Cream’s progress next week! ;-) Grtz, Budcrack ;-)