Grow4ever Seed sprouted, happy to grow this strain again. Had the pineapple express from Barneyfarms in my first grow. Unfortunately i had a hermaphrodite in my tent and a lot of seeds in my "harvest" maybe week 6 flower. But she convinced me completly, beautyful oldschool plant with a great fruity taste.
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7
Week 7. Vegetation
1y ago
1/3
40 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
29 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
Normal
Smell
40 l
Pot Size
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Grow4ever I initially only watered them with filtered water and Root-Juice. Unfortunately, I had to leave spontaneously for a longer period and set up a pump. When I came back, the tent was flooded, and the plants showed clear signs of waterlogging, so I repotted them right after drying them out a bit.
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8
Week 8. Flowering
1y ago
1/5
40 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
29 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
Normal
Smell
40 l
Pot Size
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
Bio-Bloom
0.528 mll
Bio-Grow
0.264 mll
Grow4ever Regeneration phase after repotting. They have recovered well, and I've trained them lightly accordingly.
Grow4ever The Pineapple Express has such a sweet smell. Really great genetics.
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Week 11. Flowering
1y ago
1/3
60 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
29 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
Normal
Smell
40 l
Pot Size
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
Bio-Bloom
3 mll
Bio-Grow
1 mll
Grow4ever The buds are getting thicker and thicker.
The smell when the tent opens is incredibly sweet.
The lemon orange is sweet and zesty.
I find Blueberry Muffin and Pineapple Express to have a very similar scent right now, both very fruity and sweet. I'm curious to see how they will stand out from each other later on.
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Week 12. Flowering
10mo ago
1/6
60 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
29 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
Normal
Smell
40 l
Pot Size
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
Bio-Bloom
3 mll
Bio-Grow
1 mll
Grow4ever Absolute beauty.
The Pineapple Express lives up to its reputation.
It smells sweet and fruity, pretty much like my first pheno. The buds are the thickest I've seen so far.
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Week 13. Flowering
10mo ago
1/8
60 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
29 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
Normal
Smell
40 l
Pot Size
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
Bio-Bloom
3 mll
Bio-Grow
1 mll
Grow4ever End of flowering week 8.
The smell is intense, this is my second pheno of Pineapple Express. The aroma is almost identical. Growth was a bit different, the buds are getting fatter and fatter. Additionally, it has taken on a dark purple/black color. Harvest here in about 2 weeks as well.
Grow4ever The last weeks before the harvest were really a rollercoaster of emotions. The weather, very humid and cold, unfortunately made it really hard for me. Bud rot in a cola of the Pineapple Express 😮💨 The cola was clearly sheltered from the wind, so I hope the mold could only spread in that microclimate, but the spores are everywhere... Now everything is hanging to dry and I need to examine the buds closely; later when trimming, I will take a good look at each bud from the inside. Also, the Lemon Orange has really taken a hit. The crazy color change happened within two days. I think it came after a dry phase with drooping leaves shortly before, during which I watered 1-2 days too late. The soil life probably couldn't handle it at all.
But the Pineapple Express really has the most intense and sweetest scent of all.
Update after drying. By far the most beautiful buds from the grow. The smell is really very intense, seriously crazy terps. Sweet, fruity, a punch in the face. And it really gets you high too 🙏
@tsf_homegrow, I'm super excited :) I want to take a close look at the PX for the first time this weekend and see what the trichome heads are saying, maybe I'll harvest it a bit earlier. The others can wait another 2 weeks, I think.
@Grow4ever, yeah when they’re fat and really compact that happens. I’ve also thrown three main colas in the bin. It’s just how it is when you don’t know the genetics, etc. But growing seeds is always a bit of a unicorn.