Chocolate Haze RQS

Big-Daddy Beginning of the vegetative phase. The plant has stretched and is starting to grow.

Big-Daddy Beginning of the second week. A bit leggy, but we'll make up for that when we transplant.

Big-Daddy Beginning of the third week in growth. Regarding the fact that I don't use any pest control, nor spray or use anything synthetic, the infestation of thrips is clearly visible. I'm using tweezers 😜👌🏼

Big-Daddy Last week in the small pot. So far a very healthy specimen. Topping on July 22nd. Thinned out from the bottom. Leaving 6 shoots.

Big-Daddy Planted in a 9-liter Airpot

Big-Daddy So far, the plant is developing well. The thrips are a bit annoying but aren't causing any problems so far, except for the chewed leaves. My grow is completely organic, without any sprays. I want a clean end product, free from pesticides or anything like that. Mineral fertilizers are only used in extreme emergencies. This week, the growth phase will end, and in four days, it will be on its way to flowering. Update 6.8. The plant has been thinned out. It has 6 main stems. Update 7.8. The plant has moved into a 30L pot. A local soil from Börgermoor was used after all. Update 8.8. Moving into the flowering chamber.

Big-Daddy Beginning of flowering. So far, the plant is responding well to the soil. Color is very healthy.

Big-Daddy The new soil seems to please the good Chocolate Haze. Just good peat soil. The fertilizer also seems to be working well. I still need to add a bit more soil; otherwise, everything is looking great. Update 20.8. The good one has been pruned, a little adjusted, and is developing very well so far.

Big-Daddy Second week finished and doing well on schedule. Everything seems to be alright. I'm also using the pollen sack from my own breeding here. Let's see what nice results that brings 🤤 it can only get better. PPFD: 1000 RLF: 67% DLI: 45 mol/m²/day Update 27.8. Flowering day 19 Today I thinned out the plant a bit, left a few leaves though, since Sativas are known to not have too many of them. It does have pretty thick leaves for a plant that's supposed to be 95% Sativa. And many of them. In any case, I think it did her good, and now she can finish flowering. Let's let her do her job.

Big-Daddy Brave girl 😋 She does what she’s supposed to. The new soil has arrived well and works perfectly with the BioBizz nutrients. The All Mix and the Light Mix both don’t work as well as this one, under my circumstances. The trimming has been well tolerated.

Big-Daddy Big Daddy and his Amelie 😜 Yeah... For my "first" almost pure Sativa... Yup.. I would say very good. Everything is fine so far with the lady. I've dialed down the nutrients a bit. I haven't missed the yellow leaf tips. You often read about the royal discipline with Sativas. They are demanding companions, no doubt. But with a bit of practice, we can manage it. If we’re not dying here, then we can also handle a 95% Sativa. Day 1 of week five. Let's Grow Amelie, Go Go Go 10.9. The lady is really quite slow. But she's building up nicely. Actually a sativa-dominant hybrid. The smell is suspicious to me. The Special Queen and the Cherry Pie smelled just like this. We will see. If it really takes another 7 weeks, then good luck 😋

Big-Daddy By now, you can see that I was a bit generous with the nitrogen. But... I don't care 😜 just kidding. Of course, that's not good, but only a stressed plant is a good plant! The resin production is really great. It smells very pleasant. Fertilizer is only given once a week now. Until today, it was every second watering. Good good. Go Amélie Go!

Big-Daddy Here we are again 😋 Update 22.9. The plant seems to be slowly approaching the end. As you can see, autumn is coming. Despite the fertilizer. So from today, it will get water. Also, the nitrogen was probably a bit too much. I will improve that in the future. I noticed it very early, but I still wanted to see if I was right. Yes. Fertilizing once a week is more than enough. I estimate it will be ready in about 9 weeks. The pistils are getting more colorful day by day. The leaves are wilting... 23.9. The side view shows that it can stand without support. All in all, the plant has built a good size. Just imagine if it were supported and got more wind... I don't want to imagine that 😋

Big-Daddy 25.9. A couple of days ago, the plant started to lose color despite the nutrients. For me, that means we're heading towards the end. It's been three days since it’s only gotten water, but the discoloration is already clearly visible. The pistils are moving in the right direction in terms of color. Since the indica content seems to be higher here, I expect a maximum of 9 weeks of flowering. That means two weeks from today. Update 30.9. The buds are developing well in terms of shape. The trichomes are very far along. It's definitely going to be a crispy affair. My golden piece 💩

Big-Daddy Big Daddy and his Crispy Chic are back in action. No, nothing has been harvested yet. We're still blooming and maturing. Start of week nine - the flowering phase. 10/3. The trichomes are mostly milky. Day 56/ first flower taken.

Big-Daddy Amélie has developed really well. It seems she's handling eating herself quite well. I'm expecting a very mild Haze. I still like the timing to harvest, but of course, I want to see what happens. She's staying put, but I will remove another two branches. So, at 63 days, it's Test Number 2. The first test has already turned out very well. You could harvest the plant early. Once the cannabis dries, pretty much every trichome changes color. The effect at 56 days is also not to be underestimated. However, the taste still leaves something to be desired. It's still fresh. Well then. Maybe a whole other week with Amélie... Let's let her get crispy 😋

Big-Daddy Harvested at 65 days. That's 9 weeks, 2 days. Couldn't go any longer.