K19 F3

EBPbyEVD what’s up growmies 🤝 I’m finally starting my grow reports. This run features one phenotype of KUST, number 19. Unfortunately, I don’t have the exact notes on what makes this pheno different — so we’ll observe and document everything throughout the cycle. The seed count was limited, so I’m running only 4 plants. Growth, structure, reactions, and final results will all be recorded. Stay tuned — more updates coming soon.

EBPbyEVD Yo, what’s up growmies 🤝 Update on K19 F4. Before leaving, all plants were transplanted into 1L pots and placed on the second level of the grow box. Upon returning, I noticed that the entire second level had stretched into the light, causing significant stress. Two plants were heavily burned, while the other two were less affected. The heavily affected plants were moved to recovery under 18/6 with weaker light. The other two were defoliated and left to flower. Notably, despite this severe stress, no premature flowering or hermaphroditism occurred, which indicates the strength and stability of this strain.

EBPbyEVD During this reporting period, K19 was processed alongside the general restructuring phase. All plants were cleaned up (defoliated) and topped to control vertical growth and maintain manageable structure. Following this, the remaining plants were transitioned into flowering. In terms of phenotype expression: • Plant #1 shows **minimal leaf

EBPbyEVD During this reporting period, sex selection and flowering management were performed. • Plant #2 and Plant #4 expressed male characteristics and were removed. • Plant #3 has been transitioned into flowering. Pollination work: • One branch of Plant #3 was pollinated with Diesel pollen, introducing external genetic material. Structural maintenance (topping, defoliation) was completed as part of standard canopy management. The plant is now under flowering observation.