Apple Strudel Auto

Atzengrow Apple Strudel – Week 1 The Apple Strudel seedling is slim but healthy. The cotyledons are open, and the first tips of the true leaves are already pushing through. The root zone is optimally prepared – you can see the darker circle in the soil. It just needs stability now: constant temperatures and careful watering. Development is right on track, no signs of stress. Your buddies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel Auto – Week 2 The Apple Strudel has successfully completed its first week and is now visibly stronger as it enters week 2. The cotyledons are stable, the first true leaf node is fully developed, and the second one is already pushing through. The structure is compact, straight, and symmetrical – a typical early vigor plant. The color is a rich green, with no signs of stress. The water ring shows that the soil has been kept evenly moist – perfect for early root development. From now on, it will slowly start to pick up growth before the classic autoflower stretch comes in weeks 3–4. Continue to water lightly at the edge of the root zone, no additional nutrients necessary. The foundation is laid – now it’s time to focus on leaf mass. Your buddies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel Auto – Week 3 Apple Strudel is looking very compact and bushy in week 3. The plant has already developed several strong nodes, and the side branches are clearly visible and evenly distributed. The broad fan leaves slightly overlap, which is typical for a vital, well-cared-for plant at this stage. The main stem is stable, and the leaf structure is firm and well-defined. The color is a rich green with no signs of deficiency. Overall, Apple Strudel is showing very balanced growth and seems well-prepared for the upcoming stretch phase. Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel Auto – Week 4 (Vegetation) The Apple Strudel is looking bushy and compact. The side branches are gaining length and creating a balanced, symmetrical structure. The new growth is strong and healthy, with broad, evenly colored leaves. Overall, a very harmonious growth pattern this week. Your buddies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel – Week 5 (Vegetative Phase) The Apple Strudel is compact, bushy, and very balanced in week 5. The plant is visibly investing energy into building leaf mass and side shoots, creating a stable base structure. The leaves are large, evenly colored, and show a healthy tension. The growth is calm but consistent, with no signs of stress. Overall, a very clean vegetative phase that provides a good foundation for even flower development. Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel — Week 1 Flowering The Apple Strudel has clearly entered the stretch phase and is showing very strong vertical growth. The internodes are noticeably elongating, while fresh, white pistils are forming at all nodes. This already creates a very even distribution of future bud sites across the entire height of the plant. The shoots are long, flexible, and perfectly oriented towards the light, allowing for optimal use of the LED area. Despite the stretch, the plant remains open and not too dense. The foliage is predominantly vibrant green, with the narrower upper leaves clearly showing the transition from vegetation to flowering. Overall, the Apple Strudel appears very energetic and robust in growth. It is currently investing heavily in height, lateral branching, and bud formation, which suggests a large, evenly structured flower formation. A very strong start to the flowering phase. Your buddies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel — Week 2 Flowering The Apple Strudel has clearly continued its stretch and shows a distinctly pronounced height development in week 2 of flowering, with strongly elongated internodes and a dominant main tip. Along the entire main stem and side branches, several well-defined flower sites have now formed, all evenly oriented upwards. The plant overall appears very open and airy, allowing light to penetrate deep into the structure. The narrower, elongated leaves at the top emphasize the sativa-typical growth and the still active generative phase. The pistils are numerous and fresh, especially on the main cola and the upper side branches, indicating a good establishment of flowering. The lower branches are also developing their own bud sites and are clearly integrated into the overall growth without being shaded by the main tip. The foliage predominantly shows a uniform, healthy coloration, while the plant visibly invests energy in flower development and structure. Overall, the Apple Strudel presents itself very vital in week 2 of flowering, with strong vertical growth and a promising distribution of future flower sites. The foundation for long, evenly built colas is clearly recognizable. Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel — Flowering Week 3 The Apple Strudel is now clearly in the early to mid-flowering phase and shows a noticeable shift from stretch to increased bud development in week 3. The vertical growth is noticeably leveling off, while the bud sites along the main and side branches are visibly densifying. The white pistils are numerous and evenly distributed at all nodes, indicating a very homogeneous flower development. The structure remains open and well-ventilated, with cleanly aligned branches that efficiently capture light. The foliage displays a stable, rich green, while the upper leaves become narrower and more pointed – typical for the transition into the productive flowering phase. Overall, the plant appears vigorous and well-balanced. The focus is now clearly on volume development and resin production, with very good conditions for compact, evenly distributed buds in the coming weeks. Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel — Week 4 Flowering The Apple Strudel has reached week 4 of flowering and is in the transition phase from stretch to massive bud development. The height growth is visibly slowing down, while the energy is now clearly flowing into the formation of the buds and the densification of the flower sites. The main stems show evenly distributed bud sites that are starting to form into longer, connected colas. The calyxes are increasingly stacking up, and the sugar leaves are showing the first clear signs of trichome formation, giving the plant a slightly frosted appearance. The structure remains open and light-permeable, allowing the lower flower sites to be actively supplied as well. Overall, the Apple Strudel is presenting itself as very stable and well-balanced, with a clear tendency towards uniform, dense, and aromatic flowers in the coming weeks. Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel — Flowering Week 5 The Apple Strudel is clearly more developed this week and is visibly entering the late flowering phase. The buds have gained significant volume and are now compacting along the main and side branches into dense, resin-rich flower clusters. Particularly noticeable is the increasing trichome formation, which gives the colas a pronounced, frosty look and clearly indicates the final ripening phase. The pistils are increasingly turning warm shades of orange and brown, while at the same time, the first autumnal hues are appearing in the leaves. These color changes seem genetically influenced and highlight the ongoing ripening process, showing no signs of stress or structural issues. Despite the high flower density, the plant remains stable, with well-supported side branches and an overall very even flower distribution. In the overall picture, the Apple Strudel now presents itself as an almost fully matured plant with a clearly recognizable final profile. Resin quantity, bud structure, and color play are developing very harmoniously, promising an aromatic and visually high-quality harvest in the coming weeks. Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel – Flowering Week 6 The plant shows advanced flowering development with a dominant main cola and numerous evenly distributed side branches. The buds are clearly defined, with visible calyx stacking along the branches. The structure appears somewhat airier overall than in more compact phenotypes, yet a continuous increase in volume is noticeable. The resin production is well developed, coating both the flowers and sugar leaves with a uniform, matte layer of trichomes. In terms of color, green flowers display partially purple to reddish sugar leaves, particularly in the upper area. Some of the stigmas have already turned orange, while there are still bright, upright hairs present. In the lower area, some fan leaves are lightened or yellowed, indicating ongoing leaf aging. The overall structure appears stable, with clear vertical alignment. Development focus for this week: • Further densification and calyx stacking of the buds • Increasing stigma discoloration in the upper area • Visible leaf aging in the lower plant area Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel – Blütewoche 6 In Blütewoche 6 zeigt die Apple Strudel eine ausgeprägte Blütenentwicklung mit klar dominanter Hauptcola und zahlreichen gut ausgebildeten Seitentrieben. Die Buds sind deutlich angeschwollen und beginnen sichtbar zu verdichten, wobei die Kelchstruktur kompakter wirkt als in den Vorwochen. Die Trichombildung ist intensiv und überzieht die Blüten sowie die schmalen Zuckerblätter mit einer gleichmäßigen Harzschicht. Die Stigmen sind zu einem großen Teil bereits orange bis bräunlich verfärbt, vereinzelt sind noch helle Fäden erkennbar. Die Blattfarbe variiert zwischen Grün und rötlich-violetten Tönen, insbesondere an den oberen Blattpartien. Einige Blattspitzen zeigen leichte Trockenschäden und minimale Nekrosen. Die Gesamtstruktur ist aufrecht und gut verzweigt, mit gleichmäßig verteilten Blütenständen entlang der Triebe. Entwicklungsschwerpunkt dieser Woche: • Zunehmende Bud-Verdichtung und Kelchanschwellung • Hohe Trichomproduktion mit gleichmäßiger Harzverteilung • Fortschreitende Stigmenverfärbung und beginnende Ausreifung Eure Atzen

Atzengrow Apple Strudel – Flowering Week 8 The Apple Strudel shows a well-developed flower structure this week, with several compact buds along the main and side branches. The flowers appear dense and slightly stacked, with the central main cola having built up a significant mass. The surface of the buds is visibly covered with a pronounced layer of trichomes, creating a heavily frosted appearance. A large portion of the stigmas has already taken on an orange to brown coloration and is starting to retract partially. The leaves display a mix of green, yellowish, and purple-colored areas, especially on the sugar leaves around the flowers. These leaves are heavily coated in resin and cling closely to the buds. The plant has a rather compact structure with several stable side branches, on which evenly developed flower clusters have formed. The buds are increasingly dense and resin-rich, while trichome formation remains clearly visible on both the flowers and the surrounding leaf surfaces. Development focus this week: • Increasing density of the bud structure • Clearly visible trichome formation on flowers and sugar leaves • Color changes in the leaves with yellowish and purple components Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel – Flowering Week 9 The plant is in a very late flowering phase with fully matured flower clusters. The main cola is massive and shows a high bud density with noticeably swollen calyxes. Trichome production is strong and covers the entire surface of the flowers, creating a dense, resinous impression. The stigmas are nearly completely discolored and mostly retracted, indicating an advanced ripening stage. The leaf mass is significantly reduced. Most sugar leaves are already dried out or curled, and many fan leaves are completely missing. The remaining leaf remnants show a light to brown coloration with clear signs of degradation. The structure is open with clearly recognizable individual buds along the side branches, which are also compact and heavily coated with trichomes. Overall, the plant appears physiologically at the end of its life cycle. Development focus this week: • Complete flower ripeness with nearly fully discolored stigmas • Maximum resin production and strongly developed trichome layer • Significant leaf degradation and advanced senescence of the plant Your homies

Atzengrow Strudel – Flowering Week 10 The plant is in the final flowering phase with fully matured flower clusters. The buds are dense and show a uniform, compact structure along all branches. Trichome production is highly pronounced and covers the flowers extensively, creating a clearly visible, resinous surface. The stigmas are almost completely discolored and retracted, indicating that the ripening phase is complete. The leaf mass is significantly reduced. The remaining sugar leaves are mostly dried out, partially curled, and show advanced signs of degradation. Fan leaves are hardly present anymore. The plant appears overall drained, with clear signs of senescence. The structure is open, with well-defined individual buds along the side branches that have reached their final density. Development focus this week: • Complete flower ripeness with nearly fully retracted stigmas • Maximum resin production and stable, compact bud structure • Advanced leaf degradation and clear senescence of the plant Your homies

Atzengrow Apple Strudel – Harvest Completion The buds of Apple Strudel present themselves in a rather light green to slightly beige coloration with a compact yet somewhat airy structure compared to denser phenotypes. The buds are medium-sized, evenly shaped, and show a clean trim with only a few remaining leaf remnants. The surface displays a fine but less dominant trichome coating. The stigmas are mostly retracted and discolored, indicating that the ripening phase is complete. The buds appear dry and homogeneous, with no visible signs of stress or structural abnormalities. Overall, it results in a uniform appearance with solid bud development and a clean final state. Your buddies