Pdoublea BT:54 The smell is getting stronger...
BT:53 Stinks like hell
92 days in total = 14th week
No more nutrients, but she's getting very nice colors. TOP, I'm satisfied.
Harvest Report – Hyperion F1 (Royal Queen Seeds)
Anbau Details
The Hyperion F1 was grown from seeds, just like I usually do with autos. The germination in the glass of water went smoothly.
The first days were a bit slow, but from day 40 the plant began to bloom and shot up quickly. Topping was done once on day 40.
In total, it stood in bloom for 55 days. During this time, it developed a strong, intense smell – holy moly, I'm glad that part is over.
On day 55, the trichomes were ripe as desired. The lower buds could have stayed a bit longer at the end, but overall the ripeness was very good.
️ Drying Method
The plant was dried in DryFerM Bags at 18–21 °C and 58–62 % humidity.
The buds were not very sticky/resinous and did not sparkle as intensely as with a classic air drying with leaves that provide some protection during drying.
Smell
After drying, the original intense scent has largely disappeared.
The current smell is lemony-lime-like, with a slight, fresh note – pleasant, but noticeably more subtle than during the bloom.
Taste
In terms of taste, the Hyperion F1 is okay.
No scratching
Pleasantly earthy
With a slight citrus finish
When vaping, the mild, citrus-fresh note comes through well.
Effect / Impact
The effect is solid for an auto – relaxing, but not extremely strong sedating.
Ideal for a relaxed moment without completely knocking out.
Overall Impression
The Hyperion F1 performed properly for a single auto plant: stable, uncomplicated, and reliable in bloom and yield.
After drying, the scent is noticeably weaker, but the taste and effect are pleasant.
The buds are now in the Grove Bag, and I'm curious to see how the ripening develops there.
Updates to follow!
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Original
Spent 15 days
Ger Veg Flo Har
350 g
Bud wet weight per plant
63 g
Bud dry weight per plant
1
Plants
1.15 m²
Grow Room size
Normal
Difficulty
Relaxed, Talkative
Positive effects
Dry mouth
Negative effects
Stress
Medical effects
Citrus
Taste
Sleepy
Energy
Indica
Hybrid
Sativa
Height
Day air temperature
Air humidity
Light schedule
Solution temperature
Night air temperature
Substrate temperature
Pot size
Lamp distance
1/15
Pdoublea 🌿 Harvest Report – Hyperion F1 (Royal Queen Seeds)
🔧 Growing Details
The Hyperion F1 was grown from seeds, just like I usually do with autos. The germination in water went smoothly.
The first few days were a bit slow, but by day 40, the plant started to flower and shot up quickly. Topping was done once on day 40.
Overall, it was in bloom for 55 days. During this time, it developed a strong, intense smell – wow, I'm glad that part is over 😅.
On day 55, the trichomes were ripe as desired. The lower buds could have stayed a bit longer in the end, but overall, the ripeness was very good.
🌬️ Drying Method
The plant was dried in DryFerM Bags at 18–21 °C and 58–62% humidity.
The buds were not very sticky/resinous and didn’t sparkle as intensely as with classic air drying with leaves that provide some protection during drying.
👃 Smell
After drying, the original intense scent has largely disappeared.
The current smell is lemony-limonene-like, with a slight fresh note – pleasant, but definitely more subdued than during flowering.
👅 Taste
Taste-wise, the Hyperion F1 is okay.
No throat irritation
Pleasantly earthy
With a light citrus finish
When vaping, the mild, citrus-fresh note comes through nicely.
💨 Effect
The effect is solid for an auto – relaxing, but not extremely sedative.
Ideal for a chill moment without completely knocking you out.
🧠 Overall Impression
The Hyperion F1 performed well for a single auto plant: stable, straightforward, and reliable in bloom and yield.
After drying, the scent is noticeably weaker, but the taste and effect are pleasant.
The buds are now in the Grove Bag, and I’m curious to see how the curing develops there.
Updates to follow! 🌿
Have fun smoking, I already love it :)
Edit: I'm currently flavoring part of it with frozen blueberries, I can give you an update on that, but it already smells very promising