Skunk XL + Special Kush

xXx420xXx123 My current run Skunk XL (left side) + Special Kush (right side) I had some issues with the Special Kush that I've somewhat managed to get under control, while the Skunk hasn't caused any major problems, just a brief growth pause and slightly yellow leaves, which quickly recovered with the addition of cal mag. Tomorrow I will initiate flowering; the Special Kush still doesn't look really healthy in my opinion, but I'm afraid it might blow up the tent and I won't be able to keep both at the same level. I will post more pictures in the coming weeks to see if everything stays the same or if there are further issues. 😎

xXx420xXx123 2. Day after defoliation Everything looks pretty healthy.

xXx420xXx123 End of week 4 of flowering I can't find any connection as to why the leaves of the Special Kush are turning yellow. I just hope it holds on until the end and that nothing else spreads; the flower production is also in full swing, and aside from the yellow leaves, everything is great.

xXx420xXx123 End of week 6 of flowering The buds are swelling more and more. This run isn't my prettiest (especially the Special Kush), but I think I'll still have a nice high-quality harvest, and I'm also skipping any major adjustments with nutrients now. I think if I just keep going as I have been, I'll easily bring both to the finish line. :)

xXx420xXx123 I harvested a bit early again because I prefer a more energetic effect, and I have to stick to the CanG, plus I have to destroy half or more anyway.

xXx420xXx123 So this is the last post about the two. It was my first run that caused some issues, as my cal/mag values never really matched up, but that didn't cause major problems, which I quickly fixed with BioBizz's calmag, allowing me to pull off a nice harvest. My conclusion about the two: Special Kush: definitely caused bigger problems than the Skunk, which I managed to handle well, as I said. Visually, I honestly preferred it in the tent over the Skunk and it was also easier to train since it didn't stretch so much during flowering. I have to say, I find nothing special about the buds, they are nice and firm and sparkle, but in terms of smell, there's not much going on, and what I do smell doesn't really excite me, which could also be because they are still curing. Skunk XL: A very robust plant that feels like it needs nothing. Visually, I found it kind of boring at first, to be honest, so I didn't pay much attention to it, but of course, I cared for it just like the other one. But it turned out that the inner values count; now that I'm comparing both buds, I realize this plant can do much more than I thought and is not boring at all. The buds have such an interesting Skunk smell even during curing, are covered with nice orange-brown hairs on the outside, and are rock hard, and the yield was also very, very good. So in conclusion, I can say this run taught me to optimize my water values even more and that the first impression of a plant doesn't say much; sometimes you only realize which one is better after the harvest. 😂

xXx420xXx123 Here are the flowers again before they are completely empty. The harvest was about 5 months ago. In the first video, the Skunk can be seen and in the second the Kush.