PapayaPunch - Oni’s Fruchtbombe

Growhome_90 01/07 Today was the day. I was able to put my cutting into the tent. It's currently in a 0.4L pot and is allowed to root. As soon as that happens, it will go into the final pot and the training can begin. 03/07: The good one has rooted and was thus allowed to move into her new home. She is in a Cannpot with Livingsoil from Herbi’s with a mulch layer. 04/07: I decided to start the training. I chose LST.

Growhome_90 07/07: The LST continues. Since it is in a tent with the Painkiller CBD, I will keep it low until the Painkiller is done with training.

Growhome_90 14/07 This week she's also getting some nice LST. The shoots are gradually getting longer and the leaves are turning a deep, rich green.

Growhome_90 21/07: The Papaya Punch is continuing to develop beautifully. It trains really well and is handling the last nutrient dose perfectly. I'm still waiting for its tent partner to finally be ready to be sent into flowering.

Growhome_90 28/07: The shoots are developing beautifully, so I have to defoliate them regularly. In the next few days, my tent partner will be ready for us to go into flowering. In the meantime, she's continuing to grow and is being bent down regularly.

Growhome_90 30/07: We're starting today on Flowering Day 1. The plant has developed really well and has many healthy shoots. I've already set up the net, so I can guide the shoots and give as many of them light as possible.

Growhome_90 05/08: The plant has successfully transitioned into flowering and is rewarding us with a quick pre-flower. You can already see the sex. The training it received earlier is paying off, as the good one has many beautiful shoots at the same height.

Growhome_90 12/08: The stretch is picking up speed and the light is being raised higher every day. The buds are starting to develop and white threads are sprouting everywhere. 16/08: Today I gave the first dose of S&R Organics Phosphor Boost (N/P/K 0/26/0). Slightly reduced with 3g. The information in the fertilizer field should be viewed as g/liter of pot volume. Unfortunately, this setting is not available.

Growhome_90 18/08: This week I was on vacation and couldn't provide regular updates. The plants were reliably watered during this time; otherwise, there are no special occurrences to report.

Growhome_90 26/08: After my return from vacation, the plant is looking in great shape. The flowering is in full swing and fresh trichomes are sprouting everywhere. It looks healthy and vibrant, with no visible deficiencies or signs of stress. I took the opportunity to defoliate it a bit. Overall, it makes a very strong impression.

Growhome_90 02/09: The Papaya Punch is developing splendidly. The trichomes are sprouting and look like a little fuzz on the leaves. The first hairs are turning brown and the buds are slowly maturing.

Growhome_90 09/09: The grow is going very well, but it's also very relaxed. I water regularly and let the plant do its thing naturally. The trichomes are popping up everywhere and are slowly turning milky. The Papaya Punch also got a load of nematodes. P.S.: I only measured the height today, which is why there's a big jump from 20cm to 42cm.

Growhome_90 September 16: Autumn is slowly creeping in. The leaves are gradually turning autumnal, and the top leaves are starting to get purple edges. Furthermore, many trichomes are milky, and the first amber ones are developing. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Meanwhile, autumn is showing itself in all its glory. The leaves are turning a bright green, some yellow. The leaves of the buds are dark and purple. It's just beautiful to look at this healthy and magnificent plant.

Growhome_90 September 23: The Papaya Punch is maturing more and more. The trichomes are milky, and the color of the leaves is autumnal. The first amber-colored trichomes are visible, and the harvest is getting closer.

Growhome_90 The plant has been harvested and placed in Dryferm Bags to dry. After about 7 days, they were ready to move into the jar. In the jar, I have a hygrometer/thermometer and a Boveda pack. With this combination (Drying - Jar/Boveda), I've had the best experience so far.