Little jealousy lady

Automatics_Gourmets The little sweetheart wasn't sure for two days whether she wanted to grow at all. With a little support, she finally got back on track.

Automatics_Gourmets Despite a slight setback in the first week, she has recovered well and is enjoying the pleasant climate.

Automatics_Gourmets Even though the little one is feeling a bit lonely in the tent, she is developing beautifully. The reduction of the lamp distance by 10 cm seems to have been well tolerated by the sweetie.

Automatics_Gourmets At 20 cm, the sweetie has grown quite a bit in the last week. The foliage is developing nicely, becoming dense and branching out.

Automatics_Gourmets Apparently, the sweet one is a little jealous of the neighbouring plants; otherwise, we cannot explain her growth. She probably wants to show who can stretch the most in the tent.

Automatics_Gourmets The not-so-little sweetheart has probably reached her final height. Her thirst is also decreasing somewhat and she is developing beautiful buds.

Automatics_Gourmets Only a few leaves were removed to improve air permeability, otherwise the plant continues to develop buds diligently and begins to spread a beautiful aroma.

Automatics_Gourmets So that the little sweetie doesn't feel quite so alone in the tent, she now has a few mini tomatoes as neighbours. The flowers are turning a light shade of red and it smells like a petrol station where a bag of sweets has exploded.

Automatics_Gourmets Since the middle bud was already ripe, we cut it off and hung it up to dry. Until the fruity buds are harvested next week, the lady will only be given water.

Automatics_Gourmets Since we like it when the weed doesn't completely knock us out and the trichomes were ripe enough, the sweet stuff was finally harvested.