Drizle Pickle

CorinnaFarm After germination, the ladies are developing very well and showing healthy growth. They seem vibrant and clearly feel comfortable in their current environment. However, it will be necessary to transplant them into larger pots and provide fresh nutrients soon to optimally support their further development. Until that time, everything is going smoothly, and overall, everything is looking good. To be continued...😊✌️💚

CorinnaFarm The plants were successfully repotted into new pots with fresh soil. The repotting went smoothly, and the girls have handled the transition very well. They are standing stable, showing a healthy appearance, and overall seem vibrant and strong. In the new soil, they now have optimal conditions to further develop their root system and continuously add growth. The plan is to let them grow for about four to five more weeks in this phase before the next step in the grow takes place. To be continued...😊💚✌️

CorinnaFarm The growth looks really great so far. The plants seem vibrant and healthy and are showing strong development. The repotting was handled very well, and there are no negative reactions to be seen. If it continues like this, the grow can develop very positively. To be continued...😊✌️💚

CorinnaFarm The first nutrients have now been added, and the growth is happily continuing. The plants have responded very well to that and have made a decent leap. Overall, they are continuing to develop healthily and robustly. To be continued...😊💚✌️

CorinnaFarm For some plants, the amount of fertilizer was a bit too high, while for others it was just right. Still, there’s currently no reason to worry. The growth remains strong, and it’s slowly time to adjust the light. To be continued...💚✌️😊

CorinnaFarm The light has been adjusted, and the plants are clearly responding to it. They are already stretching vigorously and showing good development in the new phase. Overall, the plants look healthy and stable. Right now, everything looks very promising, and I hope that the positive development continues in the coming days. To be continued...😊✌️💚

CorinnaFarm The stigmas are gradually becoming more pronounced, so it's now clear with all the girls that the flowering phase has really kicked in. Overall, the grow is currently looking good and stable, and there are no serious reasons for concern at the moment. One of the ladies is showing slight signs of nutrient issues, but these have already been identified and treated accordingly. Now we just have to wait and see how she reacts in the coming days. Other than that, the plants are continuing to develop nicely, and the flowering is progressing step by step. To be continued...💚✌️😊

CorinnaFarm The first stigmas are becoming increasingly visible, which is a clear sign that the plants are slowly transitioning fully into the flowering phase. At the same time, stretching has largely stopped, allowing energy to be increasingly directed towards the formation of the buds. This marks the beginning of the phase where bud development should really start to pick up speed. Currently, the plants overall look healthy and stable. There are no major abnormalities to report, and so far, there's no reason for concern. The development is proceeding as desired, and everything is in the green zone. If this continues, the buds should become more pronounced and gain structure in the coming days and weeks. To be continued...✌️💚😊

CorinnaFarm Recently, a noticeable development has been observed throughout the entire crop. At the beginning, there was a dense, even growth with strong, lush green leaves and a well-filled area. The plants appeared vital, stable, and had spread optimally, creating a closed, homogeneous surface. The structure was compact and healthy, without any noticeable deficiency symptoms. As time went on, the stretching became visibly apparent. The plants gained height and began to orient themselves more upwards. At the same time, the first flower sites increasingly formed at the tips of the shoots, gradually becoming more pronounced. The internodes became slightly longer, while the individual main stems became clearer from one another. By now, the flowering phase is clearly advanced. The buds are continuously developing and producing more and more stigmas, making the flower clusters appear increasingly voluminous. The structure of the plants is now more open than before, which is typical for this phase, as energy flows more into flower formation. Especially the upper areas show active development and visibly gain mass. Overall, the grow looks very good. The plants continue to appear vital, the flowering is progressing evenly, and the entire area is being used efficiently. If the development continues at this pace, a further noticeable densification and maturation of the flowers can be expected in the coming weeks. To be continued...✌️😊💚

CorinnaFarm In the current progress, a clearly advanced flowering phase is evident, with a well-developed canopy and an overall very dense structure. Just a week earlier, it was noticeable that the plants had stabilized after the stretch phase and were increasingly directing energy into flower formation. The branches had spread out well, resulting in a relatively uniform height across the crop, although some individual plants still stand out a bit and have grown taller. Compared to the previous week, flower development has visibly intensified. The buds have become significantly bulkier, the calyxes are starting to stack more, and the number of flower clusters has increased. At the same time, it's noticeable that the plants are beginning to produce more resin, which is evident in the increasingly "frosty" appearance of the flowers. The structure of the colas appears overall more compact, although some phenotypes remain a bit airier. The canopy is still dense, but initial changes in leaf color are appearing. While a large part still shows a healthy green, some lighter tones are visible, particularly in the upper area. This could indicate that the plants are shifting more nutrients into the flowers. At the same time, slight differences between the individual plants are noticeable, which may suggest genetic variance or different nutrient uptake. The light distribution seems to be functioning well overall, as even lower areas are still sufficiently developed, although the main energy is clearly going to the upper buds. Air circulation appears adequate, as there are no obvious problems like waterlogging or leaf stress dominating the entire crop. Overall, the grow has clearly progressed towards the ripening phase this week. The plants look stable, flower formation is advancing rapidly, and the structure of the crop suggests a solid harvest. If this trend continues, we can expect further bud density, increased resin production, and gradual maturation in the coming weeks. To be continued...💚😊✌️

CorinnaFarm Compared to the previous week, the flowering phase has progressed significantly. The plants have visibly gained volume, and the buds now appear more pronounced, denser, and overall more developed. Especially in the upper areas, it is clear that the flower clusters are increasingly building mass, and the structure of the colas is becoming more defined. The individual shoots are standing out more from each other, while the flowering continues evenly across the entire area. The canopy also appears noticeably more mature now. While the plants previously looked a bit fresher and greener, there is now a stronger focus on actual flower production. Some plants are developing darker or slightly purple hues, adding character to the overall appearance and indicating different expressions within the crop. At the same time, other specimens remain lighter and continue to show a more classic flower development. These differences ensure that the individual plants are now increasingly distinguishable in growth form and appearance. The resin production also seems to be clearly increasing. The buds appear frostier overall than before, especially noticeable on the upper buds. The stigmas are still numerous, which indicates that the plants are very active in flowering. Some colas are still stretching slightly, while others are becoming more compact and denser. This creates the impression that some plants are a bit further along in their development than others, but the entire crop is still developing very well and harmoniously. Overall, the grow is currently looking very good. The area is still well filled, the flowering is visibly progressing, and the crop appears vibrant and vigorous. Compared to the previous week, it is clear that the plants have made a significant step and are now increasingly entering the phase where the buds swell further, gain density, and the final result becomes more apparent. To be continued...✌️😊💚

CorinnaFarm Over the course of the last week, the entire area has developed significantly and now appears very closed and homogeneous. The plants have adjusted their height, resulting in a relatively uniform canopy of leaves and flowers. While there were still slight differences in structure before, a clearly cohesive overall picture has now emerged that efficiently utilizes the available space. The flower clusters have visibly gained volume and are starting to become denser. Especially the main stems show advanced development, with increasingly compact buds and a noticeable increase in resin production. The surface of the flowers now appears significantly "frostier," indicating an active phase of active compound production. There is also clear progress on the side branches, so not only the tips but a large part of the plant contributes to the flower mass. Compared to the previous week, when the plants showed a bit more stretch and less pronounced flower structure, the focus is now clearly on flower development. The internodes appear stable, and energy is increasingly being invested in the compaction of the buds. Some plants show different expressions – from somewhat more compact, heavy flowers to slightly airier structures – indicating genetic differences or slightly varying conditions within the area. Color-wise, a change is slowly beginning to emerge. In addition to the rich green, darker or slightly violet tones are appearing here and there, suggesting the onset of a ripening phase or genetic predisposition. At the same time, most leaves remain vital enough to continue supplying the flowers well. Overall, the entire crop appears healthy and vigorous. The leaves are mostly stable, without major abnormalities, and the plants show a good balance between growth and flower formation. Compared to the week before, it is clear that development has progressed a step further towards maturity: less stretch, more mass, and significantly more intense flower formation. If this trend continues, we can expect further compaction of the flowers, increased resin production, and a growing expression of the final characteristics in the coming weeks. To be continued...😊✌️💚

CorinnaFarm Compared to the previous week, the crop has visibly progressed further and now appears even more closed, mature, and expressive. The area is well filled, the leaf and flower canopy looks dense and largely uniform, with some individual plants still standing out a bit, adding extra structure to the overall picture. It's these differences between the individual specimens that clearly show that various phenotypes develop at different speeds and with different prominence. Particularly striking is the further densification of the flowers. The buds appear overall more massive, compact, and significantly frostier than before. Resin production has clearly increased, resulting in many flower clusters now showing a pronounced frosty appearance. Especially the upper colas are gaining presence, indicating that the plants are now fully investing a large part of their energy into flower production and ripening. There is also a nice development visible on the side branches, so that not only the tops but also the lower and middle areas are increasingly building up flower mass. Compared to the previous week, a stronger color differentiation is also noticeable. While some plants continue to show a rich, dark green, others are already developing clearly visible purple, reddish, or lighter tones. These color variations enhance the impression that the crop is increasingly moving towards maturity. At the same time, the overall picture appears more vibrant and characterful. Some specimens seem to be a bit further along in maturity, while others are still working harder on building flower density. The structure of the crop appears overall stable and well-coordinated. The plants are close together but not chaotic, and the area is being used very efficiently. Compared to the previous week, it is clear that less energy is going into stretching and more into substance, resin production, and flower densification. The colas stand out more distinctly, the individual bud sites are increasingly merging into larger flower clusters, and the entire culture gives a very powerful impression. Overall, a very successful progress is evident within this week. The plants have visibly gained in maturity, expression, and flower mass. If this trend continues, we can expect even more densification, further increased resin production, and an ever more pronounced expression of the final flowering characteristics in the coming time. To be continued...✌️💚😊

CorinnaFarm The crop has visibly progressed over the last week and is now clearly in an advanced flowering stage. Compared to the earlier state, the plants appear significantly more mature, with more intense colors and better development. The flower clusters have gained volume, resin content, and structure, while the foliage increasingly shows typical signs of ripening. Particularly striking is the strong color change in the upper canopy: alongside dark green, there are now clearly visible purple, reddish, orange, and yellow tones, giving the entire grow a very autumnal appearance. A week ago, the crop was still a bit greener and more uniform in growth. The buds were already well visible, but overall still a bit airy and less pronounced. In the meantime, the flowers have become more compact, the sugar leaves are clearly coated with resin, and many buds show a firmer, denser structure. The trichome formation appears very intense; especially the front and middle flower areas look heavily frosted. This creates a distinctly frosty impression, indicating advanced resin production and increasing maturity. The color development has accelerated significantly. Several plants show dark, almost black to purple leaf parts, while other areas develop warm red, copper, and yellow tones. This coloration not only appears typical for the strain but also seems like a sign of the beginning of the final phase. At the same time, it is noticeable that individual plants are at different stages: some buds look very well developed and compact, while others still appear a bit greener and seem to be pushing further. This results in a very heterogeneous but healthy-looking flowering picture with various ripening stages in the same tent. The canopy is still well filled, but it is no longer as fresh and growth-oriented as before. The plants are clearly investing their energy into flower ripening now. Some fan leaves are increasingly losing chlorophyll, lightening up, or changing color significantly. This is generally appropriate at this stage, as the plants mobilize reserves from the foliage. The buds themselves look vital, resinous, and increasingly heavier. The upper colas are well positioned in the light, while lower areas remain a bit shadier but still carry flower mass. Overall, the grow shows a significant maturation boost compared to the previous week. The flowers have become more resinous, colorful, and compact, the aroma is likely to intensify significantly at this stage, and the entire crop is visibly moving towards the final phase. The current impression is very strong: a dense, color-intensive flowering space with pronounced resin formation, beautiful strain diversity in appearance, and clear progress within just one week. To be continued...💚✌️😊

CorinnaFarm The current status clearly shows that the grow is in the final phase just before harvest. The plants have shifted all their energy into flower development and present a consistently closed, dense flower canopy. The canopy is largely even, with the main colas being robust and well-formed, standing out visually from the rest of the leaf canopy. Particularly striking is the pronounced color development: large parts of the foliage have transformed into deep violet, red, and orange tones, which is typical for late flowering and genetic expression. Compared to a week ago, the ripening process has progressed significantly. The buds have visibly gained in volume and especially in density. While they previously appeared somewhat open, the flower clusters are now more compact, the calyxes are noticeably swollen, and they are lying closer together. The overall structure looks "more finished" and less under development – a clear sign that growth is nearly complete and only final ripening is taking place. The pistils have mostly changed color and are beginning to retract, which is another indication of advanced ripeness. Only a few fresh, bright flower hairs are still visible. At the same time, resin production has increased significantly: the flowers now look much frostier, with a dense layer of trichomes that has settled not only on the buds but also on the surrounding sugar leaves. Overall, this creates a very mature, sticky impression. The foliage shows typical signs of late flowering. Many large leaves are losing saturation or completely changing color, indicating that the plant is mobilizing its stored nutrients and shifting them into the flowers. Some slight signs of aging are visible, but these are completely normal at this stage and rather a positive sign of the advanced life cycle. The structure has remained stable overall, despite the increasing flower mass. The colas are still standing well, indicating solid stem development. At the same time, it is evident that the buds have nearly reached their final weight and will only change minimally from here on. All in all, this is the last clear developmental stage before harvest. The plants have nearly reached their maximum expression: dense, mature buds, strong resin production, pronounced autumn coloring, and an overall "finished" appearance. The differences from the previous week are primarily in density, ripeness, and resin quantity – less in growth itself. Now it’s mainly about the optimal timing for the cut, as quality is determined in this short window of time. To be continued...✌️😊💚

CorinnaFarm Hard to categorize terpene profile. Earthy and slightly musty notes meet a surprisingly fresh component, resulting in a flavor that clearly stands out from classic cannabis aromas. The effect is excellent for the evening, as it is pleasantly relaxing and invites you to unwind. The buds have a medium-compact to compact structure, are generously coated with resin, and appear to be of high quality. The yield is on the lower side, but it is balanced out by the high quality of the buds and the unique aroma.