Mystery Phenos

Mannirumpel420 The seedling that is already standing shot up immediately and formed its taproot incredibly quickly. The others are still in the starting blocks and I hope they start growing soon. Fortunately, all of them are progressing, and even though they were all planted at the same time, one plant is already reaching high up. It will be moved to a small pot tomorrow.

Mannirumpel420 Phenotype 1 to 3 already look good and are forming the next pair of leaves, while number 4 is still lagging behind. When I tried to remove the thin membrane, I almost pulled the seedling out. So I'm waiting until it drops it on its own. P1 showed rapid root growth, but it has somewhat stunted leaves. P2 has larger leaves than P1, although it had a bit of a delay. Possibly because it was directly under the lamp, it also has some slight burns.

Mannirumpel420 P2 and P3 already have roots at the bottom, while P1 has none visible yet. They are also ahead of P1 in growth and leaf size, even though they came out of the soil later. P4 is lagging behind in the race because it had difficulties with the seed coat, but now it's growing well in the greenhouse. However, this race is a bit unfair, as for example, P4 gets more humidity and less direct light. P1 is sitting on the bottom of the Lemon Mandarin for space reasons and thus gets less light since the lamp is further away. P2 and P3 are growing under similar conditions, with direct light and 50% humidity in the cabinet. I might swap P1 and P3 so that P1 can get a bit more light and catch up.

Mannirumpel420 P1: no abnormalities, it doesn't stretch and grows well. Has very broad leaves, which possibly indicates an indica dominant strain. P2: stretches a bit towards the light and has the largest leaves. P3: has a 2-leaf which can be seen in one picture, however, it is the 2nd most stable plant after P2. P4: still a bit puny, but the soil is significantly too wet, which may restrict its growth. Soon they will be repotted, as P2 and P3 are already very large.

Mannirumpel420 P1: still looks a bit weak, but is already forming good leaf mass for the small pot P2: Grows very tall and currently has few side branch beginnings. However, very large leaves and very healthy. P3: Already forming side branches and is no longer stretching as much as before. P4: is a bit of a problem child, it only forms 3-bladed leaves, but is already well-rooted for its delayed germination. P1 and P4 will be repotted in 4 days when there's more space in the cabinet. Afterwards, I will take some cuttings and send them into flowering to see the differences in bloom.

Mannirumpel420 I repotted P1 and P2 today. They have some compost soil and light mix in the pots. Both are still very small, but P2 is forming significantly more side shoots. However, P1 also had too little space due to the other mother plant, which is going into bloom separately today. Hopefully, they'll catch up in growth with the compost soil. P3 and P4 are just too huge; they barely fit in the cabinet anymore. I don't know if it's due to their genetics or because of the weak light. Soon, I'll take a cutting from each plant and send them into bloom after a short recovery phase to see the results of the genetics. With P3 and P4, I'll probably have to combine it with topping, as they will otherwise get too big.

Mannirumpel420 I took a cutting from each plant to secure the genetics. I'm letting them grow a bit more and then I'll switch them to 12/12 to see the flowers and thus the traits. I hope every cutting roots and survives.

Mannirumpel420 Due to their size, they are very close to the lamp and have accordingly suffered from burns. I've hung them a bit higher now. P3 has already shown some white hairs, and I don't know if it's starting to flower now.

Mannirumpel420 I'm worried that due to their size, p2 and p3 will have difficulties in the flowering stage. They might get too close to the lamp during the stretch phase, so I'm tying them down strongly and making sure that when the pot is dry and the roots have grown a bit more, I'll send them into flowering. I took a cutting from each plant, and luckily, every one has rooted, so I have the genetics secured.

Mannirumpel420 P2 and P3 are now under 12 hours of light, P2 has been there for about a week. The two are really gigantic and I'm not quite sure if they're not growing too close to the lamp. P1 and P4 still need some time since they were under the propagation lamp before.

Mannirumpel420 P2 and P3 are really gigantic, and in the coming weeks, it should show what kind of terps they are hiding. I noticed with the cuttings from P2 that they have strong root growth. P1 and P4 are still vegetating a bit until I switch the whole tent to 12/12.

Mannirumpel420 P1 and P4 are still in the veg stage.

Mannirumpel420 Such giants. Their stretch was really high, and I suspect that P2 might be a sativa-dominant genetic. I will be able to make accurate guesses after the smell test. However, their size and narrow leaves narrow down the selection from the mix pack a bit. I'm looking forward to the results. 😁

Mannirumpel420 I'm really having issues with their size. I'm trying to get them a bit smaller today with a SCROG net. I ended up tying them down and supercropping because when I tried to stretch the net between two stools, one fell on a plant and damaged a branch. Otherwise, they're getting a bit less light in some spots because they're so wide now. But they should start to stand up a bit again. P4 is an absolute indica monster. Its growth is compact and its leaves are very broad. These traits make it my favorite so far, and I took a cutting even though it's already in flowering. I'm going to reveg it once it roots. It just needs to unfurl its trichomes so we can determine its smell.

Mannirumpel420 P2 is showing purple hints and developing very nice flowers. It has a slightly creamy smell. P3 unfortunately doesn't fit completely under the lamp, which is why some flowers stay a bit smaller. P4 has hardly stretched at all. Its compact growth is just amazing. I would love to keep its genetics as a mother plant. I just need its smell and flower growth to assess its potential. P1 is probably a bit too big for its 7L pot. However, I'm just leaving it standing after fertilizing now.

Mannirumpel420 P2 has a lot of brown hairs and is now getting more compact. With the current temperatures of 32 degrees, I have to water every day so it doesn't dry out and the nutrients in the soil are processed. P4 hasn't stretched further and is now also developing trichomes.

Mannirumpel420 The trichomes are very densely packed in some areas. They are occasionally amber, but I'm leaving them a bit longer in the hope that they gain some weight and their colors become a bit nicer. P1 has a very unique smell, which is why I will take a few more cuttings from her clone. P3 is very large and has a few spots where no light reaches due to lack of space. P4 smells exactly like the lemon Mandarin I had before. However, it has grown very indica dominant and hasn't stretched.

Mannirumpel420 🌱