Purple Matt' #1

Big-Daddy The seedling phase is over, now the growth phase begins. Still very vital despite direct sowing in All Mix 👌🏻 24.9. The stem is turning red. We'll have to wait and see if this is due to genetic factors or if it could be something else.

Big-Daddy It's slowly starting to kick off.

Big-Daddy Plant is growing and thriving Update 04.10. By now, you can say something about the plant itself. The leaf pairs are forming in the correct order. Starting with 1, 3, 5, 7 fingers. So Node 1 = 1 finger Node 2 = 3 fingers Node 3 = 5 fingers Node 4 = 7 fingers (07.10. / Node 5 = 9 fingers) This shows that everything was done right at this point during the crossing. Notable are the uneven serrations on the leaf edges. The good one already smells a bit. Very nice! I love plants that smell even when they are small. It's always nice to see your own plants grow. Plants whose origin you know and that come from good genetics. Update 06.10. Repotted the plant into 10 liters, used soil from Börgermoor. Let's Grow Update 07.10. The plant has grown well in the last few days. By now, you can also recognize the nine fingers. Overall, it's doing great. For a joke - a great plant so far 😁

Big-Daddy Valentina is doing well. The heavily pre-fertilized soil has held up quite nicely. Now she’s in nine liters of soil from Börgermoor. The plant has been topped and pruned. There will be 6 shoots, one can be a cutting. For an F1, the plant looks really good. Two parents with pretty stable genetics have produced a great phenotype. The Indica heritage (Kush) is unmistakable. Next week, she’s going into the flowering chamber. The pot size will remain at nine liters.

Big-Daddy Valentina is not entirely satisfied with what she is getting. This will of course be adjusted. Otherwise, she performs quite well for the first of her kind.

Big-Daddy Stretching has begun. The plant is very hungry. There were a couple of plant clips from Hy-Pro. These have been put to use here directly.

Big-Daddy Hy-Pro's fertilizer didn't manage to effectively address the deficiency. However, BioBizz's fertilizer showed results in this case. Using these products in succession seems to be a good method to respond to a deficiency with minerals while still continuing organically. The plant is now being finished exclusively with Grow and Bloom.

Big-Daddy The plant resembles the Ghetto Pine in terms of phenotype. You just have to take a closer look at the bloom. The plant's resilience is enormous. I intentionally let it dry out repeatedly, yet it still does its job. The somewhat exaggerated kick from the nutrients has been well tolerated. However, the burnt leaf tips are quite noticeable. Aside from Bloom and Grow, it gets nothing else until the end. The smell is somewhat indescribably sweet. A hint of strawberry could be detected.

Big-Daddy 🙏🏻🤤

Big-Daddy Fruity 😁

Big-Daddy You can definitely see the struggles she's been through lately. Still, she's performing really well despite so many influences. A sign of healthy plants. Test plants, you know! 😉 Update 12/9 I'm currently testing out of curiosity whether the plant can handle overwatering in the last phase of flowering. She got through the dry phase a bit affected but survived. The plant shows good resilience. All the training over the past years is paying off. No pests to be found. In the past, there were often thrips, but they seem to be eradicated. I can't find any. Starting with the next watering, I'll treat her normally again, and then it's harvest time.

Big-Daddy Partial harvest, the rest stays.

Big-Daddy Growing was fun. Now it's time to harvest and dry.