Milk Bath x Blueberry F1

EBPbyEVD This one is Milk Bath × Blueberry F1 — first generation of my cross. Milk Bath comes from @LIT FARM Blueberry from @DutchPassion_Official It’s a very finicky plant, and I didn’t manage to get a proper seed count this time. Still, hoping to preserve some of the unique aromas and flavors this line can deliver. Working with the “milk bath” method, but this one’s testing my patience — extremely sensitive. #MilkBath #Blueberry #F1 #Cross That’s it for today — stay tuned for the next updates.

EBPbyEVD Yo, what’s up growmies 🤝 Update on Milk Bath × Blueberry. Out of three plants, one stands out with deformed, fused leaves — some of the leaf fingers are partially merged. This plant also shows the least apical dominance compared to the others. All plants were transplanted into 2.5L pots and left undisturbed for about a week. After returning, they were all in great condition. I moved them into a larger grow box, switched them to flower, and performed defoliation — you can see the results in the photos. That’s it for this update.

EBPbyEVD During this reporting period, Milk Bath x Bluberry f1 underwent structural work as part of the general reorganization phase. All plants were defoliated, topped, and cleaned of non-promising branches to control height and improve structure. The remaining females have been transitioned into flowering. Phenotype observations: • Plant #1 appears to be the healthiest and most vigorous of the group, showing strong overall structure and stability. • Plant #3 displays irregular internodal spacing — nodes are not symmetrical compared to the others. It also expresses 7-finger leaves, while the rest remain consistent in structure. • Among the four plants, Plant #2 was identified as male. It has been moved to a separate box for pollen collection. Finding a male within this small population is strategically valuable. This will allow for increased genetic diversity in the F2 generation, resulting in a larger seed batch and a broader selection pool for future phenotype hunting. Flowering phase observation now begins.

EBPbyEVD During this reporting period, the plants expressed clear sex characteristics, marking the beginning of the pre-flowering stage. These plants demonstrate the strongest vegetative growth in the room. They are currently the largest individuals in this cycle, likely influenced by larger container size. Structural intervention was required: • Plants were topped (first topping for this line). • Heavy defoliation was performed — large fan leaves were removed aggressively to regain canopy control and slow vertical expansion. Growth remains vigorous and healthy despite the strong pruning. At this stage, plants are considered to be in pre-flower, awaiting full flowering development.