Skywalker OG Auto

SundancerS The Skywalker wants to "the moon," just like the gas does. 😅

SundancerS The Skywalker is a powerful strain and was already rewarded with topping on day 10. 😜

SundancerS It's a very strong plant that grows really fast. Let's see where this leads...

SundancerS The Skywalker is continuing to grow well and wants to gain height, but we're keeping her down for now and have done a bit of LST on her. We are definitely in the last days of the grow phase now. The little one is hitting puberty and is about to start flowering.

SundancerS Yay, we finally made it to the first week of flowering! After the defoliation, she looks a bit bare, but she’s been given a direction again. Now we can keep going up. 😅 The final number of buds isn't set yet, but the view from above the lady looks good already.

SundancerS The Skywalker! The Skywalker doesn't stay on the ground for long and truly lives up to his name. He stretches towards the lamp like a sunflower. He already has many buds that are hard to control. The slender leaves suggest a slightly sativa-dominant genetics.

SundancerS The Skywalker is now noticeably bushier and shows an impressive number of flower sites along all main and side branches in the third week of flowering. The white hairs (pistils) are abundant, making it look like it has put on a fluffy coat. Its stretch seems to be coming to an end, yet it stands tall and confidently – almost like a model on the catwalk. The leaves remain healthy and a rich green, indicating that nutrients and environment are well balanced. Overall, it gives a vital, promising impression, and you can feel that the real magic is just beginning.

SundancerS Sky now stands there like someone who just had a radical spring cleaning: fewer arms, but definitely more charisma. You can see right away: some branches had to go. Many, in fact. Lack of space, air circulation, reason—the classic grower decision between heart and scissors. The result: a clearly tidied-up structure with a focus on the top branches, which are now all beautifully in the light like VIPs on the guest list. And the buds? They have finally decided in week 4 to no longer be a theory. The colas are stretching upwards, densely packed with white pistils that no longer say "Hello," but rather "Stay a few more weeks." The buds have clearly grown longer, starting to stack on top of each other and now look really column-like. No more balls; these are now serious flower clusters. Resin production is visibly on the rise: a fine, even frost covers the sugar leaves. Not a sugar shock yet, but definitely the moment when you discreetly smell your fingers after touching the plant. The lower areas are noticeably airier; you can tell that the energy is now consistently moving upwards. Just how you want to see it in week 4: less drama below, more business above.

SundancerS Everywhere are colas stretching nicely towards the light. The buds are beautifully stacked, nicely frosty, and there's no doubt that heavy work is being done here. A bit airy at the bottom, but full flowering power at the top, clearly a top-heavy character. The smell is slowly becoming noticeable, but still in a way that no one is kicking down the door in a panic. Conclusion: Everything is going smoothly, now it's just about taking care, waiting, and already feeling happy inside.

SundancerS The Sky looks good so far, but it's slowly becoming unstable with the thin, very long stems. We've also spotted the first browning trichomes, but only a very few. As a precaution, we added Calmag. It's heading into the home stretch. 😎

SundancerS We have reached the last week of flowering. She is showing herself at the peak of her development and appears calm, confident, and fully matured. The main buds are compact and dense, while the side branches have caught up nicely, making the overall appearance very homogeneous. The flower material is firm, evenly structured, and shows no signs of further growth, but a clear conclusion. The leaf coloration is shifting in places to autumnal tones, indicating the targeted redistribution of the last energy reserves. Structurally, the plant remains stable and carries the weight of the buds without stress or collapse. Overall, the Skywalker is in the perfect final sprint and clearly signals: there's no more going beyond this. There are already noticeably brown trichomes visible through the magnifying glass (~15%), which means for us: we are in the final phase with the Skywalker and will be harvesting in the next few days.

SundancerS Cleaning the Skywalker took some time because of the many long buds before drying. Let's see how it behaves during curing. Thank you very much to the community for your suggestions, support, and tips. We'll catch up during the next grow. 😎