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Mannirumpel420 They've started off well. I'm curious to see when they start to flower.

Mannirumpel420 The plant in the larger pot has a big advantage, even though I planted them at the same time.

Mannirumpel420 She's grown huge. The other plant will be repotted soon. I might put the little one in the tent too, so that the flowering starts earlier.

Mannirumpel420 The plants are enjoying the sun and are slowly getting ready for flowering. One plant has already started to form hairs on the stem. A good sign and a way to avoid a late harvest.

Mannirumpel420 With the upcoming flowering phase, it also needs a new pot for the big plant. It's completely root-bound and the lower leaves are already turning yellow. Otherwise, the temperatures at night are a bit suboptimal as they drop to 6 degrees Celsius. But I think they'll make it until the next sunrise...🌞 I ran out of soil, so I took some from the chicken coop. I'm curious to see how it reacts...

Mannirumpel420 The difference between the two is huge. Both are at the beginning of flowering. I'm curious to see how big the one will get...😬😎 The little one would have been a perfect genetic for SOG since it hardly develops side branches. Maybe it was also due to the small pot...

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Mannirumpel420 It forms thick buds, but still has few trichomes. The autumn weather makes conditions difficult, as it will be 2 degrees Celsius at night next week. I need to figure out a safer place for it.

Mannirumpel420 For almost mid-October, both plants are still quite early in the flowering phase. The temperatures are okay this week, but after that, I'll have to reluctantly put them on the "windowsill.

Mannirumpel420 She defies mold and cold. In extreme temperatures, she is placed in a protected space. However, a small shoot has already been damaged, and the pot cannot be carried alone. Fortunately, my family helps me with that. 👍🏽 Her buds are really extremely thick, which is probably due to her size and genetics. I will first observe whether the conditions are too much for her.

Mannirumpel420 It's slowly taking shape, and I'll let it stand for a few more weeks as long as the weather is still good enough. It shows no signs of mold, which is really impressive for almost November.

Mannirumpel420 The mold came, and so did the harvest. I hung them up to dry, and there was really a lot on them.