Last Dance - Pheno #1/#2 - Wizard Trees

Kevs_Best 🌱 Germination Phase – Update The first Last Dance seed has germinated well and is already showing healthy growth – looks very vibrant! The second seed initially had some issues: after 5 days in the Jiffy with no visible development, I carefully removed it and let it continue germinating between two plates in a moist tissue for about 12 hours. In the meantime, it has developed a small white root tip (~0.7 mm). I then placed it into a new, well-moistened Jiffy – very carefully, with the root tip facing down. Now we just have to wait and see if it stabilizes. Let’s see what happens with the second one. The first one is already looking great! The first seedling is developing well and appears healthy. The cotyledons are large and deep green. However, there are very slight discolorations on the edges of the first true leaves, possibly due to minimal light stress or nutrient sensitivity, but nothing concerning. The second seed has managed to pull through after initial struggles! I had it pre-germinating between two plates in a moist tissue, and now it’s also reaching for the light. It’s visibly weaker than the first, but it has now taken the crucial step. Let’s see how it develops – maybe it will bring some special terpenes with it. Addition: The late starter is doing quite well and will already be transplanted into the first pot on the 5th day after being placed in the Jiffy – so about the same duration as the first phenotype.

Kevs_Best The first Last Dance phenotype was transplanted into its final 11 L pot with an 80/20 coco-perlite mix on day 3 of week 3. It is growing vigorously, showing a wide, bushy structure with lush green leaves – clear signs of strong root development and healthy vitality. The second phenotype has remained smaller and more compact, already showing a natural LST-like bend at the main stem – an interesting trait that might result in a unique growth structure. It has not yet been transplanted into the final pot but is developing steadily with strong, healthy fan leaves. Overall, a solid progress during week 3 – both plants look healthy and continue to develop dynamically.

Kevs_Best Jo die sind echt krass gewachsen, der eine vorne sehr buschig, die oberen Fächerblätter des Hauptstamms mussten entfernt werden. Der hiintere wächst anders, und beide wurden einmal getoppt, noch 3 Tage veggie, sodass die eine 4 Wochen und 3 Tage Veggie hatte, währenddessen die hintere #2 3 Wochen und 5 Tage, dann gehts ab morgen in die Blüte. EN Yeah, they have really grown a lot, the one in front is very bushy, the upper fan leaves of the main stem had to be removed. The one in the back grows differently, and both were topped once, still 3 days of veggie, so the one had 4 weeks and 3 days of veggie while the back one #2 had 3 weeks and 5 days, then starting tomorrow it goes into bloom.

Kevs_Best The first Last Dance phenotype shows strong stretch in the first week of flowering and is growing very bushy. The leaf color is lush green and very healthy, indicating good nutrient uptake and root activity. Even at this early stage, subtle fragrance notes are detectable, hinting at an aromatic start to flowering. The second phenotype remains slightly more compact but also shows vigorous stretch and a dense leaf structure. Its leaves are healthy, and the plant is developing steadily and vitally. Overall, a very promising start to flowering – both plants look dynamic, healthy, and are developing as expected.

Kevs_Best In the second week of flowering, the first Last Dance phenotype continues to stretch strongly and is becoming even bushier. The leaves are deep green, glossy, and very healthy – indicating optimal nutrient uptake. Early flower sites are visible, and the fragrance is slowly intensifying, hinting at an aromatic bloom. The structure remains stable, and the main colas are starting to define clearly. The second phenotype continues to develop compactly but also shows vigorous stretch. The leaves look healthy and robust, and the plant is forming multiple side shoots evenly. A subtle sweet aroma is noticeable here as well, gradually increasing week by week. Overall, a very dynamic second week of flowering – both plants show healthy growth, good structure, and noticeable fragrance development.

Kevs_Best In the third week of flowering, the first Last Dance phenotype continues to stretch strongly, becoming denser and bushier. The main colas are shaping up impressively, with flower sites gaining volume fast. Its aroma is getting very intense – dank and funky, with a deep gassy backbone. The second phenotype remains more compact but branches evenly and shows an interesting natural LST at the lower main stem. Bud sites are visibly expanding, and its scent leans clearly towards a sweeter, fruity cocktail-like profile. Overall, a very productive third week of flowering – both plants show vigorous bud development, strong health, and increasingly complex terpene expressions.

Kevs_Best In the fourth week of flowering, both Last Dance phenotypes continue to build density and structure. The first phenotype has nearly finished stretching and is now focusing on bud mass. The main colas are firmly established and starting to glisten with a fine layer of resin. Its aroma grows even heavier – strongly gassy, pungent, and deeply funky. The second phenotype remains compact but shows very uniform bud formation across all side branches. The flowers are noticeably frosty already, as trichomes begin to cover the sites. Its scent develops further towards a sweet, fruity cocktail profile that is becoming more intense and layered. Overall, both plants show strong flower development in week four, with the first visible resin production, solid structure, and increasingly mature terpene expression.

Kevs_Best In the fifth week of flowering, both Last Dance phenotypes are showing impressive progress. The first phenotype is extremely dank, funky, and gassy – the buds are now dense, heavy, and starting to visibly harden. Resin production is exploding, with trichomes visible everywhere, giving the colas an almost silvery sparkle. The scent is intense, deep, and dominant – a heavy mix of gas, funk, and earthy sweetness. The second phenotype remains somewhat more compact, but its flowers are perfectly balanced and extremely resin-rich. The terpene profile now strongly resembles a fruity cocktail – sweet, creamy, and with a tropical note that unfolds more and more each week. Overall, a very strong fifth week of flowering: both plants are now reaching their full expression. The terpenes are exceptionally complex and unique – each plant develops its own signature aroma.

Kevs_Best In the sixth week of flowering, both Last Dance phenotypes are at their absolute peak – visually, aromatically, and energetically. The first pheno fully embraces its Black Magic heritage: ultra funky, dark green with a slight purple hue, and packed with insanely dense, sticky colas. The resin coverage is off the charts – even the fan leaves sparkle with trichomes. Its aroma is deep and intoxicating: heavy funk, sweet gas, and dark spicy notes that perfectly capture that Black Magic vibe. The structure is strong and balanced, every bud looking compact and full of energy. The second pheno clearly leans toward the fruitier Zangria side. Its buds are slightly brighter but bursting with aroma – sweet tropical notes of berries, grapes, and a hint of citrus freshness. Visually, it stands apart from the first pheno: less dark, with subtle pinkish-purple tones and a beautifully even flower structure. Resin production is also at its peak, but the overall impression feels lighter, more playful. Overall, week six is a real show – the first pheno embodies raw funky depth, while the second shines with juicy, fruity sweetness. Together, they capture the full Last Dance spectrum: power, personality, and a truly complex terpene expression.

Kevs_Best Week seven marks a full power surge for both Last Dance phenotypes – everything becomes denser, louder, heavier. The buds swell visibly, resin production is immense, and the plants look like they're entering their final, most expressive stretch. Phenotype 1 – The “Black Magic Funker” The colors deepen into dark green with shadowy purples. The nugs are rock-solid, swollen, and completely coated in frost. The aroma intensifies massively: heavy gas, dark berries, deep spicy funk. It’s that unmistakable “Black-Magic punch” that hits you the moment you touch it. Phenotype 2 – The “Zangria Dream” This one shows bright lilac tones and pinkish accents between the calyxes. The sweetness thickens and becomes syrupy – grape soda, cherry nectar, tropical candy funk. Opening the tent releases an unmistakably fruity cloud. Overall Week seven brings explosive swelling, richer colors, milky trichomes, and a terpene expression that makes both phenos feel like true elite candidates.

Kevs_Best Week 8 – The Last Dance Showcase Phase By the eighth week of flowering, Last Dance enters a stage that’s almost impossible to capture with words. The plants look fully crystallized, the colors break through aggressively, and the terpene expression becomes so layered and complex that it feels like a signature masterpiece of high-end genetics. Everything about these plants says: Final stretch – premium – elite cut potential. Pheno 1 – The Dark Funk Titan This Black-Magic-leaning phenotype is now performing at absolute top-tier level. The sugar leaves are so heavily frosted they appear nearly white, while deep violet and dark forest-green tones push through the calyxes. The contrast is insane – almost cinematic – as if the strain was bred exactly for this late-flower moment. The buds are now at maximum swell: Calyxes stack aggressively, trichomes stand tall and dense like crystals, the entire flower mass looks heavy, tight, and fully matured. Aroma development in Week 8: The gassy core has become darker and richer, now wrapped in warm, heavy sweetness. Notes of fermented berry, old-school hashish, deep forest funk, and that unmistakable dark Black Magic spiciness fuse together into a terpene profile only elite phenos deliver. Touching the buds leaves thick, oily resin streaks on your fingers — a classic indicator of extremely high potency and mature resin glands. Pheno 2 – The Juicy Zangria Phantom The fruit-forward phenotype hits full visual bloom in Week 8. Pink and purple hues become more pronounced, bleeding slightly into the calyx tips. The frost level is so extreme the buds look like they’re coated in a thin sheet of glass. Aroma in Week 8: This terpene profile is now a full symphony of: dark grape, sweet red wine, tropical berry, fresh cherry, and a citrusy sparkle in the finish. It’s not “fruity” anymore — it’s deep, layered, complex, and genuinely rare in its structure. When you open the tent, the Zangria bouquet blends with the dark funk of Pheno 1, creating an aroma that feels completely unique and unmistakable. Overall Impression Week 8 – The Peak Before the Finale At this stage, the plant is on its absolute zenith: - Buds fully swollen - Colors breaking through in maximum intensity - Trichomes milky with scattered amber - Aroma dramatically intensified and highly complex - Resin production at showcase level — even stems feel sticky The flowers look like something straight from a breeder’s promotional photoshoot. Looking Ahead to Week 9 – The Final Flush In the upcoming 9th week, you begin the final flush. This stage ensures: a clean fade of excess nutrients, boosted terpene purity and clarity, smooth, clean-burning ash, and the highest possible quality for your final product. During the flush week, colors often deepen even further, buds harden up, and the aroma becomes sharper, more defined, and unmistakably finished.

Kevs_Best EN Strain Review: Last Dance (Pheno #1) - Crimson Clay The first phenotype of the Last Dance run – extremely funky and fruity with insane character: Opening the jar hits you with strong red wine and sangria notes, layered with sweet berry tones. The Last Dance genetics bring a gas-forward, slightly funky aroma reminiscent of soap, plastic, or even glue/clay – a complex, exotic terpene profile that pops on the palate. Perfect for connoisseurs seeking fruity depth with a funky, adventurous twist. End result: white-grey ash, creamy smoke, strong euphoric effect with a deep funk finish. EN Strain Review: Last Dance (Pheno #2) – Cappuccino Amaretto The second phenotype of the Last Dance run — warm, creamy, and absolutely unique in its flavor profile. Opening the jar hits you with deep cappuccino notes: rich coffee layered with a sweet, biscuit-like cookie aroma that feels like a fresh cappuccino paired with a pastry. The Amaretto twist brings a warm, almond-liqueur depth, enhanced by a gas-forward, slightly bitter-sweet edge that gives the nose real punch. Behind it all sits a surprisingly clean cherry note, tying the cappuccino-amaretto vibe together in a way that hits connoisseurs right in the palate. A creamy, dessert-style phenotype — warm, complex, and insanely well-rounded. End result: light grey ash, buttery smooth smoke, cozy euphoric effects with a sweet-gassy amaretto finish.