Sour Jealousy Auto

SundancerS The Sour kicks off strong from the start. Just like you know from fastbuds :) 😎

SundancerS Topping went well, now it's time to grow again. 👽

SundancerS The Sour Jealousy is developing well and growing quite fast and very robust. By the end of the week, it already needed to be shaped again and now looks really good again. 😍

SundancerS We are definitely in the last days before flowering. With a bit of thinning and some light LST, we're starting the new week. She's growing well and has a nice leaf green. The last LST went well for her too.

SundancerS Yippihyayeeeeeeh... We're blooming 😍 The new hairstyle looks amazing on her, so we had a photo shoot right away :-)😎 So far, everything has been going well. She's been given Calmag as a preventive measure, so no deficiencies are visible.

SundancerS She handled the last haircut very well. Today, defoliation was on the agenda, as well as the removal of small buds. Her sun sails are extremely pointed and long: What a sativa monster! We really like this leaf shape. 😍 We're excited about the stretch of the buds and hope she doesn't become too unstable. She has a rich green color and shows no signs of over- or under-fertilization. 😎

SundancerS The little Sativa monster seems to have really settled in during the third week of flowering and proudly shows off its many small, fluffy flower sites along the branches. Its structure is open and well-ventilated, giving it an elegant, almost weightless appearance. The white hairs are eagerly sprouting, clearly indicating: There's hard work being done on future buds. The leaves look healthy and seem satisfied with the light, nutrients, and environment. Overall, it gives a vital, active impression, as if to say: "No rush, the best flowers take patience.

SundancerS The lady stands there like a freshly promoted manager: confident, well put together, and with a clear focus on product development, meaning buds. And what can I say: The buds have definitively left the "Oh, let's try something" status and are now officially in production. The flower sites are packed tightly along the stems, small compact towers with nicely white pistils pointing in all directions like poorly styled antennas. You can tell: A decision is being made here about how big they want to be later on. The buds aren't fat yet, but they're clearly structured, well-built, and definitely more than just a preliminary stage. Classic week-3 situation: "I promise a lot, but I'm still keeping you waiting." Resin? Still reserved, but already visible, a light frost veil. The smell is also starting to make itself known: not yet overpowering, more like a quiet clearing of the throat from the grow corner, announcing that serious aromas will soon be on the table. If flowering week 1 was the casting and week 2 the rehearsal, then week 3 is clearly the moment when the buds say: "Okay, let's see if you're ready for us.

SundancerS We have arrived in the next week. It's the third week of Christmas. Fastbuds has a Christmas photo content, and we're joining in. A bit "cheesy," but whatever. Update: Now again without Christmas. The Sour is showing off its beautiful and very delicate Sativa leaves. At this stage, the buds already have a lot of mass, which is rather unusual for a Sativa. Here you can see once again that Fast Bud has some really intense genetics on hand. Have fun :)😉😛

SundancerS The Sour is developing really well. The buds are gaining mass daily, and it's nice to watch them grow. 😍 So far, I haven't spotted any finished trichomes yet. 😎😏

SundancerS We have definitely reached the end of the flowering phase. The Sour is now giving off a distinctly noticeable result. Its thin sativa leaves are being waved by the fan in the last few days. The crown is beautifully spread out on one level, as if it has positioned itself just for the finale. Compact, ripe buds are everywhere. The foliage is still bravely holding onto its green, but it's already showing slight autumn vibes, just right for the final stretch. Overall, it has significantly increased in bud mass over the last few weeks. The amber-colored trichomes are a clear sign that harvest time is just around the corner.

SundancerS The plant was very structured and only needed a little care before drying (removing sun leaves). Thank you very much to the community for your suggestions, support, and tips. We'll see each other again in the next grow. :-)