Robin hood & square one selection

Calo the first week is gone, congratulations to square one genetics and robin hood seeds for the great quality of the seeds, 16 out of 16 germinated!! I'm currently undecided whether to remove the plants that sprouted a little late or had germination problems. I'll evaluate what to do in the coming weeks. At the moment I'm not using fertilizers since I mixed humus into the soil, I'm only using Great White Shark by Plant Success, a product based on mycorrhizae, trichoderma and rhizobacteria that I haven't used for a while but which I've always found to be very good.

Calo We are in the second week of vegetative growth and 9 of the 16 plants have started to grow very quickly! These seeds have given me a fantastic trio of genetic mutations(2 yuzu burn, 1 red hot violet), I don't think I've ever seen such a high mutation percentage!! At the moment I'm thinking about how to deal with the plants that had problems germinating and were left behind, I'm undecided whether to remove the 3 mutated plants and the other 4 left behind or whether to let everything flower and what comes comes

Calo Another week of vegetative growth is over. I've topped the larger plants and will reorganize them in the next few days to cover all the spaces. I'll leave the smaller ones untopped; they're a selection and I don't intend to do much vegetative growth. In 5-6 days, I'll start flowering. Next week, I'll take cuttings from the nine largest ones, which are showing interesting vigor. I won't keep the seven smaller ones or those with genetic mutations, but I'll let them flower anyway.