Exotic & Robin

FIE5TA All good here, plants are growing without any hiccups. Using RO water. Now the metabolism is still slow, am watering once every 7 days

FIE5TA Hi everyone! 3 weeks of growth have passed, the plants are lagging a bit in development, roughly by 2-3 nodes. The thing is, I forgot to turn on the heater in the room, so it was constantly 21.4°C during the day. Now it's stable at 26.7°C during the day. Overall, nothing critical, just means I'll have to extend veg by an extra 8-9 days so they can catch up. Planning to flip the timer to flowering around day 38-39.

FIE5TA Hey everyone, another week down. Arctic Rosa is at 4 nodes now, just a little longer and I’ll flip her to flower. I’m hoping to switch to bloom in about 8 days. Nothing too exciting so far. Growth is a bit behind, so veg will end up being about a week and a half longer than planned. Rosa is on the right, it has a hybrid or more Sativa-leaning leaf shape with thin blades. Poppin Fresh is the opposite, the leaves are thick, which definitely hints at its Indica side

FIE5TA Tomorrow I'm flipping the plants to flowering. It looks like all the nodes on the canopy are already formed. I'll do one more defoliation before the flip. Overall, veg didn't go perfectly. It dragged on for a full 2 extra weeks, which isn't great.

FIE5TA Hi everyone! The first week of flowering is complete. I tried to bend and supercrop everything before the flip, but I still had to do some after switching the timer to 12/12. The branches were growing way too close to each other. I’ve already finished the main training stage, so now I’m impatiently waiting for day 14 of flower to do a big defoliation. Also, I’ve switched to Remo Nutrients and I’m using Plagron PK booster on top of that.

FIE5TA Hi everyone! 👋 I did a big defoliation and used Delta 9 Cannabiogen stimulator. Also doing some supercropping here and there. The solution is at eight hundred ppm. Thanks for following along! 😘

FIE5TA Arctic Rosa: Complete hormonal collapse on Day 21 of flower. I observed bizarre mutations: structures that looked like yellow corn kernels (in place of normal calyxes), with three stigmas growing directly out of each kernel. It’s like the plant was trying to be a male and a female at the same cell point. This isn't just stress nanners it’s a deep structural deformity. Poppin Fresh: Showed early vegetative mutations, including mutated fan leaves with an extra lobe growing from the base of the leaf. On flower, it followed the same path as the Rose, mutated, open calyxes revealing bananas inside. The Verdict: Trash Genetics This is a textbook example of unstable polyhybrid mess. Broken Blueprint: When a plant grows stigmas out of a corn kernel (pistillate stamens), it means the genetic code for sex determination is fundamentally broken. The breeder failed to perform even basic stress tests. Morphological Failure: The extra leaf lobes on the Poppin Fresh were the first red flag. If a plant can't even get its leaf geometry right, it will inevitably fail the hormonal test during the flip to flower. The Chop was mandatory: Both plants were culling candidates by week 3. No amount of environment dialing in can fix a genetic blueprint that is this flawed. Conclusion: If you value your time and electricity, stay away from these hype drops.

FIE5TA Arctic Rosa: Complete hormonal collapse on Day 21 of flower. I observed bizarre mutations: structures that looked like yellow corn kernels (in place of normal calyxes), with three stigmas growing directly out of each kernel. It’s like the plant was trying to be a male and a female at the same cell point. This isn't just stress nanners it’s a deep structural deformity. Poppin Fresh: Showed early vegetative mutations, including mutated fan leaves with an extra lobe growing from the base of the leaf. On flower, it followed the same path as the Rose, mutated, open calyxes revealing bananas inside. The Verdict: Trash Genetics This is a textbook example of unstable polyhybrid mess. Broken Blueprint: When a plant grows stigmas out of a corn kernel (pistillate stamens), it means the genetic code for sex determination is fundamentally broken. The breeder failed to perform even basic stress tests. Morphological Failure: The extra leaf lobes on the Poppin Fresh were the first red flag. If a plant can't even get its leaf geometry right, it will inevitably fail the hormonal test during the flip to flower. The Chop was mandatory: Both plants were culling candidates by week 3. No amount of environment dialing in can fix a genetic blueprint that is this flawed. Conclusion: If you value your time and electricity, stay away from these hype drops.