K8 F3 Frutti Favorite

EBPbyEVD Yo, what’s up growmies 🤝 Here’s the latest report. Meet K8, my personal favorite. It shows an amazing dark green color and a brilliant fruity flavor. I’ve selected 8 plants for this run, and one has already shown male traits. We’ll be closely observing the rest — this one’s definitely a standout. Stay tuned, yo!

EBPbyEVD Yo, what’s up growmies 🤝 Update on K8 F4. Upon returning, I noticed that the plants had stretched into the light, but no burning occurred. Some plants were light-deprived — specifically, three plants were selected and given additional light. The remaining five plants were defoliated and switched to flower. This is my favorite phenotype. No terpene expression is visible in the leaves yet — we will monitor that during flowering. Structurally, these are typical bush-type plants. One difference from the previous generation: dark, deep emerald coloration observed previously is not yet visible here. We will continue to monitor.

EBPbyEVD During this reporting period, K8 underwent selection and structural work. Several plants expressed male sex. One male — #1 — was selected and kept due to its strong growth vigor and overall superior appearance compared to the rest. Plants #5 and #6 were removed from the selection. All remaining plants were cleaned up: non-promising and weak branches were removed. Additionally, all plants were topped to control vertical growth and maintain a compact structure. At this stage, all plants have been fully transitioned into flowering. The current focus is on observing the onset of flowering and further phenotype expression. Waiting to see how these girls perform 🌱

EBPbyEVD During this reporting period, no major structural interventions were recorded. Visual inspection shows the plants remain stable and healthy, with no visible stress indicators. The line appears to be transitioning phase toward flowering, though pistil development is still progressing slowly. Initial floral structures are forming, but full flowering has not yet accelerated. Canopy structure has settled, and overall morphology remains consistent. At this stage, the plants are considered to be in early transition / pre-flower, awaiting stronger floral expression.