Biscotti Gelato | Micro Mother

Green_Zyphoria Biscotti Gelato - Week 1: A Slow but Strong Start My Biscotti Gelato is just about one week old now, and what a first week it's been! The start wasn't exactly perfect; she took her time breaking out of her shell. It was a bit of a nail-biter, but now she's looking great and developing well. Her first set of true leaves is already coming in, and she's stretching toward the light perfectly. There's nothing to worry about here—she's a little fighter and seems to be on a good path. I'm excited to see how she grows in the coming weeks!

Green_Zyphoria My Biscotti Gelato plant isn't as big as I'd hoped, but she looks super healthy! She's in an 8.5-liter pot with BioBizz Light Mix and clay pebbles, getting all her nutrients from BioTabs. 'm just staying patient and waiting for her to do her thing.

Green_Zyphoria Day 21: Topping the Biscotti Gelato ​Today, on Day 21, I topped the Biscotti Gelato right above the fourth node. It's growing on the shelf under the SANlight FLEX 10 and seems to be loving it. ​There's a subtle but really pleasant smell in the air. I'm hoping to be able to take my first clones in about two to three weeks. The plant is looking great and everything is on track! :)

Green_Zyphoria Week 4 for the Biscotti Gelato ​This week, the Biscotti Gelato plant is showing steady progress, especially after being topped. The plant is now putting its energy into developing the side branches, which are becoming noticeably bushier. To further support this and maintain a compact structure, I've also removed some of the larger fan leaves. This should help open up the plant and encourage growth for the side shoots that will be perfect for cloning. ​The plant is still under a low-power setup at just 10 watts, so I'm not expecting explosive growth. However, its development is steady and healthy. There’s no rush to get it into the flowering tent, as it's still in use. ​The main goal is still to create a small, bushy mother plant that will eventually be a good source for taking healthy clones once the flowering tent is free. I’ll continue to monitor its progress and adjust the environment to ensure it’s ready for that next step.