Cinny '25

Big-Daddy On 13.9.25, the baby hatched. So we're moving into the room greenhouse. Go Matti Go

Big-Daddy The seedling phase ends today. Now we begin the growth phase. So far, the little plant looks vital. Rich green, nothing burned, no red. I hope Royal Queen Seeds is watching too. After all, I used their genetics.

Big-Daddy The little one is doing well. The main root was cut to make a miniature out of it. I just felt like it. I tried this once before in 2011. It's a lot of fun, but you need a lot of patience. What I want to achieve with this is quite simple. By applying enough stress, I want to provoke pollen sacs. Since it doesn't work with conventional methods, I'm trying it this way. Since the genetics are still unstable (F1, after all), it could work. A male would be great, but that's pretty much ruled out. Unfortunately, the feminization is throwing a wrench in my plans. Update 28.9. Plant topped.

Big-Daddy The topping seems to have been handled well. It's pushing out with four shoots. Discoloration on the stem. Both phenotypes show this behavior. Will be coming from the Sundae Driver....

Big-Daddy Mathilda has recovered well and is on her way to becoming a beautiful little miniature plant.

Big-Daddy The cultivar now has a new pot. This time the 9-liter Airpot. Overall, she has been topped to four shoots. Unfortunately, I can't make a mini out of her, as she has a bit too much joy in growing. It was worth a try. From here, I've decided on 8 heads. Let’s grow. Update 19.10. The lady is being a bit fussy. But we’ll manage that too. The frequent topping and the new pot have drained her a bit of energy. However, the pot is rooted all the way to the bottom. That’s obviously tiring for Mathilda. On 18.10., she was topped to 6 shoots. From some calyxes, four stigmas are coming out. (STAMP/HAIRS) 😊 The growth phase will continue until she has formed a solid structure. Then she will be spread out a bit and shaped, and when the time comes, we’ll head into the flowering chamber. She might have about 4 weeks left for recovery. The lady should be able to manage that. The values are satisfactory so far. It could certainly be better. I will continue to give it my all with the resources available to me. In the next run, I have a surprise in store. Until then... Let’s grow.

Big-Daddy The plant is showing nice deficiencies. Additionally, it has initiated flowering on its own. It's quite possible that the Sensi #119 has taken over, as it contains Ruderalis. The Sensi #119 is one of the first mothers of the breeding. From here, the nutrient schedule and the manufacturer will change. I will now be using fertilizers from Hy-Pro, which were kindly provided to me. Thanks again to Superstrains/Hy-Pro for the seeds and the great package. Surely someone will wonder why I'm treating the plants so poorly... This is my own breeding, it needs to be tested thoroughly. If a beginner is supposed to grow them, they need to be able to handle it. That won't work if they require special attention. The goal is set differently. Even the most inexperienced beginner should be able to grow them. This phenotype is now out. A Ruderalis was not my plan. The plant will be finished in a reasonable way and can live on healthily without stress. Let's hope for the best for her 🙏🏼 After two days, she has already recovered well, the fertilizer seems to be very good.

Big-Daddy The plant will also be treated with BioBizz here. However, it can be seen that the Hy-Pro fertilizer is a good choice for an autoflower. For personal reasons, I want to continue testing the fertilizer only on a healthy plant.

Big-Daddy Mathilda is doing well under the circumstances. The nutrient test has also passed. Despite a lot of nitrogen, she continues to gain mass, grows, and by watering with clear water, the excess is well under control.

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Big-Daddy Last week was very exciting. Unfortunately, it hardly developed any color.