Apples & Cherries in Living Soil

Hawii_ReLoaded Hey Growmies 🤘 Week 1 - Day 1-7 🌱 All seedlings successfully sprouted. Will start counting the days on this diary once they have broken through the soil surface. Took another 48 hours after transplant until all of them got visible. Used a humidity dome for the first two days. Seedling pot: 70% BioBizz Light Mix 20% Wormcastings 5% Compost 5% Perlite Added to the total soil volume of 4.5 liters Basalt, Gypsum and Kelp meal (1-TL/Tsp each). The kelp should support with the root development as there are a lot of growth hormones contained. Watered in with 5% of total soil volume with filtered tap water. No PH adjustment. Prepared pots were sitting for some days before the sprouted seeds were transplanted. Sprinkled Rootwise Complete around each seed during the transplant. Apple Jacked developing pretty fast and looks healthy. This genetic already looks quite promising in this early stage. Cherry Ocean is a little behind, but she will definitely catch up. Overall I’m watering in small doses that the roots actively searching for moisture and without the risk of overwatering the medium. Current Conditions: PPFD: 280-300 (SANlight Stixx @40%) VPD: 0.6-0.7 (Offset 0 degrees C) Not much to report about the first few days. The next update will include a detailed report on the mixed living soil which is already maturing since 10 days. However want to take the time and describe the procedure to everyone who is interested in this soil mixing process :) Stay tuned on the next update and keep on growing 🤘

Hawii_ReLoaded Hey Guys and welcome 😁✌️ 📆 Week 2 - Day 14 The little ladies were growing fast over the last week. They’re looking healthy and feeling happy in their environment. Apple Jacked is the most vigorous in the tent and the growth rate is phenomenal. As you can see on the pictures Cherry Ocean has a leaf mutation. The previous experience showed that such kind of mutation shouldn’t be an issue and settle down with the next developing leaves. However this will be a reason why I will pop next time at least another bean to choose from the most vigorous pheno types. Specifically on such type of new crosses which haven’t been tested before. Was working on some modifications in my grow area over the last days. So everything is ready that the girls can move to their final containers within the next days. Current conditions: VPD: 0.8-0.9 (0 degrees C Offset) Light intensity: 300 PPFD They got their weekly amendments: Rootwise complete, Rootwise enzyme, coconut water powder, Aloe vera, FPE Horsetail, BAS wetting agent Living Soil: As promised from early start of this diary will provide a summary of the mixed living soil. At first would like to point out that my target was this time to create a recipe which isn’t that heavy on nitrogen. Many classic LS recipes are using ingredients which are containing a lot of N. That’s why wanted to try out something different. Also the amount of aeration was almost doubled compared to last run. That will support stronger root growth and a healthier soil. Wanted to share my thoughts with the community. All ingredients are strictly organic. Most by Almicanna Spain. Nutrient amendments: Kelp, Crustacean meal, Neem, Insect frass, Malted Barley, Bat Guano, Soft Rock Phosphat, Fish meal, Camelina meal, Soy meal, FHM, Bokashi, Craft Blend (BAS) Minerals: Basalt, Gypsum, Oyster Shell, Alga lime, Azomite, Greensand, Java Lava, Leonardita Base Mix: Peat moss 34%, Worm castings 20%, Compost 5%, Biochar 6% Aeration: Pumice+Rice husks 35% The minerals was first mixed into the base mix, second nutrients and last aeration. My idea is to have a high diversity of the single ingredients, that there is no single ingredient dominating the soil mix. At the end the mix was watered in with 5% (total soil volume) filtered tap water and tilled every few days. The mix heated up after a few days, but as there are no bone, blood or feather meal included it came back to a normal temperature level after a few days. Personally I avoid these three ingredients, as I don’t want to stress the soil biology with substances which may still be contained from animal breeding. These ingredients are allowed for organic farming but in most cases they are not organic. It’s cheap and a very popular product in many organic fertilizers which are available on the market. Don’t want to point out it‘s a bad practice, but it’s just my personal preference. At the end everyone needs to decide for themselves what is the right path to move forward :) That was just my thoughts on this topic and could go on now forever, but don’t want to bore you guys with it. If you were reading all the way down here, really appreciate you were taking the time 💚 this means a lot to me!!

Hawii_ReLoaded Hey Growmies 🌱 📆 Week 3 - Day 21 It’s time to start with the Sunday updates again. The little girls got transplanted on day 16 into their final home the 75 liter (20gal) Grassroots living soil pots. The roots were looking very healthy and almost filled mainly the small pots. After transplanting my target was to establish a healthy and high fertilized mulch layer to attract the feeder roots coming to the top surface. The last pictures will show more details how this mulch layer was created. Blumat automatic dripping system was also installed and needs now to be adjusted to the new soil type. Set the hanging drip and -1 arrow back. The plants are growing fast and looking healthy. There will be a explosive growth once they have established a strong root system in the new container. Current conditions: VPD: 0.9 (-1 degrees C offset) Lights intensity: 270-340 PPFD Blumat digital moisture meter: 60-80 mbar Mulch layer in BuildASoil way: 1. Layer: 1/4 cup (60ml) BAS Craft Blend 2. Layer: 2-3 tablespoons Malted Barley 3. Layer: 2-3 tablespoons Bokashi Everything slightly mixed into the surface of the soil. Just ensure these nutrients are not directly on the main stem, to avoid any microbial activity in this area. Last - Top dress: Next step was a compost top dress with a mix of worm castings, premium compost, kelp, neem meal, crustacean meal, mustard seed meal, biochar, basalt and gypsum. Last but not least sprinkled a mix of different cover crops seeds around the outer part of the container and covered them with some more castings and IMO4. At the end everything was covered with organic straw and watered in some SF-nematodes for preventive pest control. That was basically everything what I wanted to cover for today’s update. Stay tuned and thanks a lot for stopping by 🙏🌱

Hawii_ReLoaded Hey Growmies and welcome 🌱🍀 📆 Week 4 - Day 28 Current conditions: VPD: 0.9-1.0 (-1 degrees C Offset temperature) Light intensity: 350-420 PPFD There was quite some development within the last week. Plants looking healthy, but it appears the soil is a bit too hot for this genetics, as there is small tip burn visible on some leaves. Too much dry back could have been also be a reason for this. However this will not create any issues, as they will be in high demand for nutrients over the next weeks. Apple Jacked was topped mid of the week. Cherry Ocean will be topped by tomorrow. It’s beneficial to let the plants first get strong before starting with topping or LST to avoid a stop in the growth rate. The upper first side branches should also be in a stage where it can supply itself. Means small well developed leaves. Apple Jacked is still the most vigorous in the tent, but Cherry Ocean is slowly catching up. Will start with some more LST and get the side branches in position and bushy before starting the flowering cycle. Trying to keep the height as low as possible to have enough space for the stretch. Planning to reduce the light duration by next week first to 17 hours and after to 16 hours before switching to 12/12. This should help the plant for a smooth hormone change to produce flowers. Light intensity will be increased to approx. 550 PPFD. Other than this everything else is on cruise control and we’re sailing into the last 1-2 weeks of veg. They got their weekly soil drench with FPEs, Aloe, Coconut water, Rootwise Enzymes, Rootwise Complete and wetting agent. Thank you for reading and see ya next week 🤘💚

Hawii_ReLoaded Hi Guys 🤘🌱 📆 Week 5 - day 35 Belated update. Took some pictures on the weekend, but unfortunately had no time to update the diary. But here we go :) Current conditions: VPD: 0.9-1.0 (-1 degrees C Offset) PPFD: 510 DLI: 30 This week continued with LST to spread the branches wide out to get a even canopy. Used some LST clips and bended down the side branches. Apple Jacked is dominating the tent and it’s hard for Cherry Ocean to catch up. However the next weeks will be interesting to get both on the same level. Probably will use one or two trellis nets, but let’s see how they will perform during stretch. Defoliation was done yesterday, already in week 6. Heavy defoliation and lollipopping will be done in the third week of flower. For preventive pest control used per plant three different species of predator mites. Additionally sprinkled some Hypoaspis mites on the soil surface. There is a few fungus gnats flying around, but their population is luckily very low. Specially with such a high content of compost in the soil it’s very important to reduce their population early on to avoid an explosive growth. Slowly reduced the light duration from 17 to 16 hours and they are getting now since almost a week 16 hours of light per day. Planning to flip to 12/12 tomorrow or the day after. Quite excited what comes up over the next weeks 😊 Want to give you some background details about the two cultivars: Apple Jacked (Square One Genetics): Apple Fritter x BAG Terpene Profile: Apple, Sweet, Gas, Hint of Spice Flowering time: 65-68 days Reasoning: Apple terpenes can be uplifting yet calming. The sweet and spice notes add depth, potentially easing tension without sedation. It's like a crisp autumn apple-refreshing and grounding for the spirit. This terp profile was the reason why I choose this cultivar. I’m getting a very nice stem rub with hints of green apples and spice. Cherry Ocean (Robin Hood Seeds): Tropicana Cherry x Ocean Fruit Terpene Profil: A merry mix of sweet cherry and tropical fruit notes, backed by that signature Ocean Fruit gas Flowering time: 63-65 days Reasoning: Perfect for those who enjoy fruity complexity with a gassy finish Also getting a very interesting stem rub from her. Would not describe it as fruity, but a mix between spice, kushy and piney. Hope the fruity Ocean Fruit part will be more dominant during flower. The automatic watering system works perfectly. Will give them a few days after flip a bit more dry back to trigger flower. Currently the reading on the Blumat moisture sensor is between 50-90 mBar. During watering the sensor is approx. at 35 mbar, but will settle after a few hours over 50 mbar again. That’s pretty much all for week 5 and hope did not bore you too much with this details 😊 Peace and stay tuned on the next update ✌️ keep on growing 🌱🌱

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 6 - Day 42 - FD 4 Current conditions: VPD: 1.1-1.2 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 750 (75% light power) DLI: 32 It’s Sunday and the time has come for another status update from this tent. Flipped to flower 4 days ago and getting ready for the most enjoyable, but also stressful time during the first three weeks. Lowered the temperature and humidity to simulate the beginning of fall season. Apple Jacked is exploding and need to get her under control to avoid running out of space. Will install a trellis net by tomorrow to get both plants on the same level or closer to each other. Normally like to avoid that specially in this early stage of flower, but this time there is no way around. The slower growth of Cherry Ocean is not ideal. There are still some effects from the early mutation. Next time will definitely pop another bean of each cultivar and choose the best for the tent. Let’s see what the next weeks will bring 😊 The water tank is always filled with 30 liters (approx. 8 gal) of filtered and dechlorinated tap water with an EC of 0.4. Even lower would be fine, but there is a lot of calcium carbonates in the local water and the efforts to lower the content even more is not worth it. The EC of 0.4 (300ppm) will help to keep the PH stable and within the acceptable range of 6.5-6.7. No need for any adjustments, the soil will manage the rest 😉 They got their weekly soil drench with the different amendments. For FPE (Fermented Plant Extract) will use now week by week more banana and pumpkin to help the plant with flower production. Also planning to give them a compost tea within the next few days and want to try rice water for the first time to boost microbial activity. Guess that’s all for today 😁 Stay tuned on the next update ✌️🌱

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 7 - Day 49 - FD 11 Current conditions: VPD: 1.2-1.3 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 750 (75% light power) DLI: 32 Heey Growmies🤘 We’re coming towards end week 2 of flower and are right in the middle of the stretch phase. This week I‘ve heavily trained Apple Jacked with a trellis net to keep her under control. There was a significant stretch and she was reaching for the sky. Crisscrossed the single branches under the trellis to compensate the massiv growth. Cherry Ocean also stretched up and slowly catching up. The positive effect is that there are a lot more small single branches filling up the canopy. Also removed some bigger leaves which were blocking the smaller ones. First pistils popping up which is a good sign that flower production is in progress 😊 They are happy and praying which makes me happy as well 💚 Chopped and dropped the cover crops which was mulched into the upper layer of the soil. This will feed the worms and keep the soil biology alive with fresh worm castings. They’re taking less water and this helped to lower the humidity in the tent. Weekly soil drench was also added + some self made rice water. 1 cup of organic rice was stirred in 2 liters of dechlorinated tap water and the white rice water was fermented for 3 days in a jar at room temperature. Just added some of this mixture to the soil drench to see how they will react. Seems like they really like that extra boost 😁🤘 Next week they will get a standard compost tea with worm castings, premium compost, IMO-4 and molasses which will be bubbled for 24-36 hours. Everything else in on cruise control and hope the stretch will slow down shortly. Running out of space is always my fear during this phase of the grow🙈 Stay tuned on the next update 🌱✌️

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 8 - Day 56 - FD 18 Current conditions: Temperature day: 23-23.5 degrees C VPD: 1.2-1.3 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 850 (75% light power) DLI: 37 Hello everyone!! We’re in the third week of flower and I’ve just watched them stretching up to the sky or to the last empty space in my tent 😂 First flowering formations are visible and both genetics stacking nicely. Awesome fruity and kind of musky smell coming out of the tent. Something completely different than last run🤩 Next time would definitely flip a week earlier to avoid that heavy training. Apple Jacked is getting very close to the lights and receiving a high lights intensity at the moment. Up to now the genetic can still handle it easily, but will do some modifications to the lamp hangers to gain a bit more space…at least a few more centimeters. Expecting that the stretch will hopefully slow down within the next days 😊 They’ve received two days ago a brewed compost tea (AACT). Used following recipe for 5 liters (1.3 gal): - Mixed RO with filtered water - 3/4 cup worm castings - 2 EL/Tbsp premium compost - 2 EL/Tbsp IMO-4 - 1.5 TL/Tsp Molasses The tea was bubbled for 36 hours at room temperature (20-21 degrees C). Once completed directly applied as a soil drench with a wetting agent. This will boost the microbial activity in the soil. Lowered the day temperature and humidity in the tent even lower. Planning to do lollipopping and a heavy defoliation at day 21 of flower and installing a second layer of trellis net. Also did some maintenance this week and cleaned the water tank. The water circulation pump was damaged during cleaning. Therefore was looking for an alternative and choose the wave pump Elheim StreamOn+ 3500 which is normally used in aquariums, but it should also perfectly serve my purpose 😊 Think that basically covered the third flowering week and we’re cruising into the next full bloom phase shortly 😁🤘 Stay tuned and keep growing 💚🌱

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 9 - Day 63 - FD 25 Current conditions: Temperature day: 23-24 degrees C VPD: 1.3-1.4 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 850 (75% light power) DLI: 37 Hey Growmies 🤘 It’s Sunday and time for another status update. Can already guess what’s coming up over the next weeks…smells incredible when opening the tent door🤩😄 Apple Jacked smells a bit stronger compared to Cherry Ocean. Getting frosty!! 😁 Luckily the stretch came to an end on day 21. Apple Jacked overshot and I now regret not sending them to flower a week earlier. Some branches getting hit with a PPFD of 900-1000, which is not ideal. Tried to get them out of the light hot spots as good as possible. This week did a heavy defoliation with lollipopping and installed a second layer of trellis net to get the single branches in the right positions. But this week also I’ve noticed something on Apple Jacked which I don’t like at all. During defoliation located some pollen sacks on a few lower spots, seems like she hermes on me. It’s kind of a hard decision, but will keep her around and under observation. If there is any more sacks popping up need to kill her. No doubt! It’s always a high risk of pollination to ruin the complete harvest. Let’s see. Also found a few pollen sacks on a plant of one of my previous runs, but this Tea Time by Wizard Trees turned out perfectly at the end and had no seeds at all. They will get a Sprouted Seed Tea (SST) with Barley tomorrow, which boost microbial activities even further. The germination process releases enzymes, phytohormones, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals that promote sustainable plant growth. SST is used to improve soil fertility and increase plant vitality. Hope that there are no more sacks showing up. Hate killing plants, but if so can do nothing about this fact. Enjoy your Sunday and stay tuned on the next update 🌱✌️

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 10 - Day 70 - FD 32 Current conditions: Temperature day: 23-24 degrees C VPD: 1.3-1.4 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 850 (75% light power) DLI: 37 Hello again 👋 Another week passed and the ladies are in the 5th week of flower. Every day the buds getting bigger and frost is popping up everywhere ❄️ They’ve reduced their water uptake, but still drinking constantly to deliver the nutrients all the way up to the buds😁💪 Apple Jacked is already showing her potential as a solid yielder. She is stacking up in a very nice way. Some purples are visible and hopefully this will increase within the next weeks 😁 Pungent sweet, fruity and spicy smell is hitting my nose! She is much stronger compared to her tent mate. Luckily no more 🥜 recognized. Cherry Ocean is showing a nice flower development as well. Very sweet and musky/hashy smell. Remembers me on Iced Up Cherries from the last run. Maybe she also gets more purple when the temperatures will be lowered🤩 They’ve received their weekly goodies. This time I’ve tried the first time BuildABloom by BAS which I brought to Germany from the US. It’s rich in phosphorus, potassium, calcium and magnesium. Vegan bloom booster and made to support flower development. As the soil contains a lot of nutrients, I’ve just used a 1/2 dose with a half teaspoon per gallon. Every plant was soil drenched with 1.5 liters of this goodies mix. FPEs are now on the peak going forward with 30ml per liter. 50/50 with Banana Flower and Pumpkin. This is the time of the grow where the ladies are in high demands. Additionally used some SF-nematodes for preventive pest control to avoid any more fungus gnats sticking on the trichomes. I really hate them….so annoying 😄 That’s all for today’s update. Have a good one and enjoy your Sunday ✌️💚

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 11 - Day 77 - FD 39 Current conditions: Temperature day: 23-23.5 degrees C VPD: 1.3 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 850 (75% light power) DLI: 37 Heey Growmies 👋 This week there is not much to report. Everything is on cruise control. The ladies are in their bulk phase and the odors getting day by day more intense. I’m pretty happy with these phenotypes 😊 Cherry Ocean is catching up and she’s developing some incredible strong odors which goes into a fruity or cherry soda like smell with earthy/musky undertone flavors. Was not really convinced at first, but now really looking forward on her results😊 Apple Jacked also has some really nice smell and getting bigger day by day. Fruity pungent and spicy oders with a lot of gas, but no apple flavors up to now. As she still has another 3 weeks to go a lot can change over the next weeks 🤩🤘 really excited how she will finish at the end 😁 Just did some small changes this week in my long room tent and now every tent have their own AC Invinity Thermoforge T3 heater. It’s much more comfortable to adjust the separate environments. The other tent with the single plant was getting a bit to cold. Even with a second heater installed the daily power consumption went down significantly, as I don’t need to heat up the entire long room tent. Day and night temperatures were lowered to simulate later fall season and triggering the ladies to start their natural fade process, ripening and push out even more terpenes 💚💪 That’s all for today and hope you enjoyed the bud porn pictures. Stay tuned and have a good Sunday 😎🤘

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 12 - Day 84 - FD 46 Current conditions: Temperature day: 23-23.3 degrees C VPD: 1.3-1.4 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 780 (70% light power) DLI: 35 Heey Growmies 👋 It’s mid week 7 of flower. The buds are swelling up and the oders are very strong. Just incredible when opening the tent door🤩 Fall finally arrived and it’s getting colorful🍁 The oders didn’t change compared to the last two updates. If you’re interested see the last updates 😉 Did a topdressing this week with a 1/8 cups of BAS Craft Blend, 2tbs Bokashi, 2tbs balted barley and a compost mix. This mix included the following ingredients: - 1 cup premium compost - 3 cups worm castings - 1 Tablespoon each: crustacean meal, insect frass, neem meal, biochar, gypsum, basalt, IMO-4 - 1 Teaspoon spirulina kelp Everything was covered with fresh organic straw. It’s fascinating who much of the mulched leaves, cover crops etc. already decomposed. As this topdressing is right in the mulch layer it’s like a buffet where the plant can access nutrients whenever they want. The contained chitin in crustaceans meal and insects frass should simulate the smell of bugs which triggers the plant to produce more trichomes and terpenes. The malted barley will help with the ripening process. This practice worked pretty well during last run. The plants already started to fade which is a pretty good sign that they „organically flush“ themselves. There is still enough accessible nutrients in the soil, but they prepare for their end of life cycle 🤘 Did a defoliation few days ago and removed a lot of the big leaves which were blocking the lower flower sites. Also dimmed the lights by 5% to 70%. A few of the Apple Jacked head buds were to close and hit with over 1200 PPFD. These heads showed some foxtailing. Also flower development slowed down therefore brought the effected ones out of the hot spots. The Apple Jacked with lower PPFDs looking much better. Let’s see how they’ll react within the last 2-3 weeks 😊 That’s all for today‘s update 😁✌️ Wish you guys Merry Christmas and enjoyable holidays 🎄 Thanks for reading and stay tuned 🤘

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 13 - Day 91 - FD 53 Current conditions: Temperature day: 22.8-23 degrees C VPD: 1.4-1.5 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 780 (70% light power) DLI: 35 Hello guys👋 It’s mid week 8 of flower. The buds were swelling up rapidly over the last week. They’re getting bigger day by day 😁👍 Specially Cherry Ocean is chunking up🌊🍒 We’re coming closer to the finish line and the oders reaching their final peak 💪 Apple Jacked shows already a good amount of milky trichomes and a lot of the hairs turned brown/orange. Cherry Ocean is also at the same level in aspects of trichomes development. There is still a few clear ones, but most are milky. No ambers on both yet. For my feeling it seems like that Cherry Ocean will be ready for harvest a couple days earlier than Apple Jacked. But let’s see 😎 However there is not much to report this week. Lowered day and night temperatures. Also humidity was cranked down which results in a higher VPD. They’ve got their last soil drench with FPEs and the other amendments this week. From now onwards till harvest just regular dechlorinated tap water and a weekly soil drench with coconut powder water. One detail I forgot for the last updates. As the soil temperature was getting lower with around 19 degrees C, I‘ve turned on the both heating mats under the containers during night time. Now the soil temperature increased again to 21 degrees C. This allows the soil biology to make more nutrients available for the plant’s take-up. Keep growing and stay tuned on the next update ✌️✌️

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 14 - Day 98 - FD 60 Current conditions: Temperature day: 22-22.3 degrees C VPD: 1.4-1.5 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 720 (65% light power) DLI: 32 Hello guys - Happy New Year to everyone 👋 It’s mid week 9 of flower and the journey slowly comes to an end, but we’re not there yet 😁 They‘ve finally arrived in their ripening stage. The oders are real strong and it smells wonderful🤩 To preserve the flavors and terpenes the day temperature was lowered to around 22 degrees C (71-72 Fahrenheit). Humidity was lowered as well to push them to the limits 💪 Also the lighting intensity was dimmed back to support with the ripening process. In this stage they don’t really need much light anymore😉 This makes the quality of the flowers even better and saves on the energy bill 😁 They’ve also significantly reduced their water uptake. Good sign that the finish line is close. Apple Jacked: No amber trichomes yet. Good amount of milky and a few clear ones. On the lowers there is still a lot of clear trichomes. Expect she will take another 1.5 weeks minimum. Very sweet gassy and fruity terps with a hint of spicy. No apple flavors on this plant, hopefully this fruity flavors will come more out over the remaining time 💪 Cherry Ocean: No amber trichomes yet. Most are milky and just few left which are clear. Lowers also a lot milky already, but expect still some time to go. Cherry soda terps with musky and earthy tones. She is really loud!! Strong oders 🍒❄️ It’s the perfect time right now for this final flowering stage. Freezing cold outside and the humidity is very low. The humidity in the long room is around 30%. Everything else is on cruise control and we’re sailing into a hopefully smooth ride to the end 😎 Enjoy the bud porn and stay tuned on the next update ✌️🤘

Hawii_ReLoaded 📆 Week 15 - Day 105 - FD 67 Current conditions: Temperature day: 21.5-22 degrees C VPD: 1.5 (-1 degrees C offset) PPFD: 680 (60% light power) DLI: 30 Hey Growmies 👋 It’s mid/end week 10 of flower and we’re almost at the finish line😁 Hope can let them in the tent for another 7 days, but let’s see. Have noticed some early stage Nanners (Bananas) today at Apple Jacked, but it’s not clearly visible yet. Will keep her under observation the next days🙈 Lowered day and night temperatures. As well the humidity. Also the lights intensity was dimmed back another 5% to 60% capacity of the SANlight LED. Apple Jacked: Very nice purple/red colored flowers. Beautiful plant 😊 On the top side first trichomes turning amber. Most are milky with just a few left clear. According to the cultivar details she would be ready for harvest, but I really want to keep them in the tent for another week🤘 Very sweet gassy and fruity terps with a hint of spicy. Fruity, but in my opinion no apple, maybe with some fantasy some artificial apple notes😅 Cherry Ocean: Dark purple and almost black flowers. She’s also a beauty🤩 First topside positions a few turning amber. Mainly milky trichomes. The trichome heads are swollen and big. Assume she is right now at her peak for THC, but would like to wait a little longer to have more balanced effects. Cherry soda terps with musky and earthy tones. Really loud with strong oders 🍒❄️ Prepared the drying area two days ago, so everything is set up for drying process💪 Enjoy the bud porn✌️🤘