Pineapple Pulse Auto

Pheno_Minds

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Pineapple Pulse Auto

Original Sensible Seeds

VEG

VGrow 100W Light Emitting Diodes/100W

Vivosun

FLO

VGrow 100W Light Emitting Diodes/100W

Vivosun

Tent

VGrow

Vivosun

Box

VGrow Smart

Vivosun

Fan

VGrow

Vivosun

Fan

AeroWave D4

Vivosun

Filt

VGrow

Vivosun

Filt

Vivosun

Air Filter

Contr

VGrow

Indoor

Room Type

Topping

weeks 2

LST

weeks 4

HST

weeks 4

Defoliation

weeks 4

9 l

Pot Size

0.86 l

Watering

Start at Harvest

1/3

Pheno_Minds Germinated in Eazy Plug 2.5 x 2.5 in RQS Propergator at around 25°C and a humidity level of 85% 🌿💚 🌬️ Avg. VPD: n/a kPa 🔆 Light intensity (PPFD): n/a µmol/m²/s 💦 Watering: 25 ml per watering 📊 pH (watering water): n/a ⚗️ EC (watering water): 0.2 mS/cm

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Used method

Other

Germination Method

Pineapple Pulse Auto. Week 1 - !. Tag Woche 2

1/3

10 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

27 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

69 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

0 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

Nutrients 4

Alfa Boost

1 mll

Hesilico

0.5 mll

CalMag Agent

0.5 mll

Pheno_Minds The focus over the last seven days has primarily been on laying a healthy foundation for the upcoming growth. For nutrient supply, there was a targeted fertilization. With a pH value of 6.2, we are right in the target range, which is evident in the plant. Each watering session received about 1 liter of water. The photo from week 1 shows a beautiful, rich green and a compact growth. There are no signs of stress or deficiencies. We have now started week 2, during which the fertilization schedule will initially be maintained to ensure continuity. The first pictures of the new week already indicate that the leaf mass is significantly increasing. Everything is going according to plan!

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1/8

17 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

27 °C

Day Air Temp

6.5

65 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

0 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

1000 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 4

Alfa Boost

1 mll

Hesilico

0.5 mll

CalMag Agent

0.5 mll

Pheno_Minds The Pineapple Pulse has now fully entered the second week of veg and is making a really solid impression. At 17 cm tall, it's compact in the pot and shows a robust foliage. You can immediately see that the genetics from Original Sensible Seeds have some serious power; the plant looks vibrant and ready for the next steps in this overall third week since germination. 📏 The values in the tent are spot on. I'm currently running a PPFD of 435 µmol/m²/s, which is ideal for this stage to keep the internodes short. The VPD is consistently at 1 kPa, which keeps the transpiration flow perfectly running. When watering, I stick to a pH of 6.5 to ensure nutrient uptake runs smoothly without blockages. ✂️ This week was all about topping to manipulate the structure and promote the side shoots. The plant handled the intervention without any delay. For feeding, there was a mix of Canna CalMag Agent at 0.5 ml/L and HESI Silicon Booster at 0.5 ml/L for cell stability. Additionally, S&R Organics 5in1 at 2 ml/L and Growsartig Alfa Boost at 1 ml/L were added to boost soil life and growth. 📸 In the pictures, you can see a rich, dark green and very wide sun leaves, indicating optimal nutrient supply. The leaf structure is even, without spots or discolorations. Particularly noticeable is the dense branching after topping. Close up, the first small signs of pre-flowering are already showing at the nodes, so the lady is slowly preparing herself. 📋 The focus now is on observing the new structure after the cut. The Pineapple Pulse is showing early signs of pre-flowering. I will keep the light intensity stable in the coming week and watch how it starts to stretch. So far, everything is going according to plan, and the plant health is absolutely flawless.

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Used techniques

Topping

Technique

1/12

34 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

23 °C

Day Air Temp

6.6

Weak

Smell

200 PPM

TDS

67 %

Air Humidity

18 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

45 cm

Lamp Distance

996 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 5

Alfa Boost

1 mll

Hesilico

0.5 mll

CalMag Agent

0.5 mll

Pheno_Minds 💧 The Pineapple Pulse has officially entered its first week of flowering, and we are currently in week four overall. With a current height of 34 centimeters, it has laid a solid foundation for the stretch that is now beginning. The transition from the vegetative phase to flowering is going absolutely smoothly; the plant looks extremely vigorous and ready for the generative phase. 📋 This week, it received nutrients twice. The combination of Canna CalMag, Hesi Silicon Booster, S&R Organics, and additives like Alfa Boost and Plagron Power Buds works well together. The pH level averages at 6.55, and I had to adjust with 1.5 milliliters of pH-Plus to stay within the target range. The other values are spot on: a VPD of 1 kilopascal with almost 1000 ppm CO2 provides optimal metabolic conditions. With 470 µmol light output, it gets just the right boost to kickstart flowering without stress. 📸 A look at the pictures confirms its healthy condition. There are no burnt tips or spots, which indicates a balanced nutrient uptake in the light-mix coco substrate. The structure is bushy with many shoot tips at a similar level. The first pre-flowers and fine hairs are clearly visible at the internodes, so the plant has definitely flipped the switch. 📏 In the coming week, the focus will be fully on length growth. I expect it to really pick up speed now. I will maintain the nutrient concentration but will closely monitor how it reacts to the Plagron Power Buds. The goal is to keep the internodal distances short despite the stretch to achieve a compact flower structure later on. So far, the Pineapple Pulse project is going exactly as a grower would wish.

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1/11

55 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

Normal

Smell

200 PPM

TDS

67 %

Air Humidity

19 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

40 cm

Lamp Distance

1079 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 5

Alfa Boost

0.5 mll

Hesilico

0.5 mll

CalMag Agent

0.5 mll

Pheno_Minds 📏 The Pineapple Pulse is currently in flowering week 2, which corresponds to week 4 of the grow. The plant has reached a height of 55 cm. 📋 This week, besides training, I mainly focused on corrections. I applied LST to spread the branches nicely apart. During lollipopping, I completely removed the lower fan leaves and only took away the leaves at the top that were casting too much shadow on the flower sites. In total, only 4 lower branches were removed. I had to adjust the feeding schedule on short notice, as a moderate nitrogen surplus became noticeable on May 11th. I completely omitted the 5in1 and reduced the Alfa Boost All in One from 2 ml/L to 0.5 ml/L. The remaining values on average: pH 6.37, EC 0.4 mS/cm, humidity 67%, PPFD 550 µmol/m²/s, and a CO₂ level of 1079 ppm. I had to counteract with 3 ml of Canna pH+ twice. 📸 The current appearance shows a plant with robust growth, but also the noticeable dark green coloring as a result of the nitrogen surplus. The flower development is at a solid stage for the second week of flowering. The stress from the nitrogen burn has been successfully resolved, and the plant appears stable. ⚠️ The nitrogen surplus was a wake-up call that I managed well with the quick adjustment of the nutrient solution. The LST has significantly improved light management. Next week, the focus will be on promoting flower formation and keeping the nutrient levels consistently in the green zone without stressing the plant again.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

Defoliation

Technique

HST

Technique

1/14

62 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

27 °C

Day Air Temp

6.8

Normal

Smell

650 PPM

TDS

59 %

Air Humidity

19 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

30 cm

Lamp Distance

1260 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 7

Alfa Boost

0.5 mll

Hesilico

0.5 mll

CalMag Agent

0.5 mll

Pheno_Minds 📋 The Pineapple Pulse is now in week 3 of flowering, and we're a total of 5 weeks in. The plant has reached a height of 62 cm and looks healthy, although the lower leaves show some slight dryness and discoloration. The flowering is getting underway, and the structure is open, allowing light to penetrate well. 💧 Throughout the week, there were 3 feedings with a total watering amount of 6 L, averaging 2 L per watering. The pH level averaged 6.83, and the EC value was 1.3 mS/cm. The feeding schedule was adjusted: Canna CalMag Agent 0.5 ml/L, HESI Silicon Booster 0.5 ml/L, S&R Organics 5in1 5 ml/L (or a one-time 3 ml/L), Growsartig Alfa Boost All in One 0.5 ml/L, Plagron Power Buds 1 ml/L, and S&R Organics Phosphor Boost 3 g/L were used. I countered twice with Canna pH+ 1.75 ml/L. Additionally, there was a targeted treatment with Revive from Advanced Nutrients as a foliar spray at 3 ml/L. 🌡️ The climate in the tent is stable with an average temperature of 26.63 °C and 59% humidity. The VPD value is at 1.45 kPa, with an average water temperature of 18.9 °C. The plant receives 18 hours of light per day with an average PPFD of 715 µmol/m²/s and a DLI of 46.3 mol/m²/day. The CO2 level stabilizes at an average of 1260 ppm. ✂️ The photos show that the plant has good leaf color, although some lower leaves exhibit necrosis. The flower sites are developing evenly, and the shoots are strong. The slight deviations in the feeding schedule were necessary to respond to the plant's reaction. In the coming days, I will closely observe how the damage on the lower leaves develops after the Revive application. The focus will now remain on maintaining a stable nutrient supply for the upcoming main flowering phase.

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1/5

62 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

29 °C

Day Air Temp

6.8

Normal

Smell

800 PPM

TDS

56 %

Air Humidity

23 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

30 cm

Lamp Distance

1219 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 8

Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra

0.6 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part A

1.5 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part B

1.5 mll

Pheno_Minds 📋 The Pineapple Pulse is currently in its fourth flowering week, making it a total of six weeks into its life. The plant shows significant flower development, but the leaves in the middle and lower zones are visibly stressed. There are areas of yellowing and dried leaf tips, indicating a problem with nutrient uptake or climatic conditions. 📏 This week, the temperature averaged 29.91 degrees Celsius, with a humidity of 56 percent. The VPD value of 1.85 kPa is quite high, which significantly drives transpiration. With a PPFD of 760 µmol/m²/s and a DLI of 49.2 mol/m²/day, the plant is running under good pressure with 18 hours of light per day. The CO2 level was kept stable at an average of 1219 ppm. 💧 A total of 6 liters of water was given, divided into three applications, averaging 2 liters. The pH level averaged 6.35, and the EC value was 1.65 mS/cm. This week, I switched the nutrients to Advanced Nutrients. The nutrient solution consisted of Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra at 0.6 ml/L, pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom A and B at 2 ml/L, Rhino Skin at 1 ml/L, Tasty Terpenes at 2 ml/L, Big Bud at 1.5 ml/L, Bud Candy at 2 ml/L, and Cannazym at 2 ml/L. As a corrective measure, there were two special doses of 3 ml Canna pH+. Note the deviation from the schedule: Connoisseur Grow A and B were only dosed at 1.5 ml/L instead of the usual 2 ml/L. 📸 The current appearance shows that the flower clusters are pushing up healthily, but the foliage is suffering significantly from the stress. The necrotic spots and yellow leaves indicate that the plant is slightly overwhelmed by the high VPD value and nutrient dosage combined. The structure appears overall thinned out due to leaf loss. Next week, the focus will be on calming the climate a bit and seeing if the leaf problems stabilize or continue to spread.

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1/3

62 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

29 °C

Day Air Temp

6.1

Strong

Smell

815 PPM

TDS

63 %

Air Humidity

23 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

1.29 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

1219 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 8

Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra

0.6 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part A

1.6 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part B

1.6 mll

Pheno_Minds 💧 We are now in the 5th week of flowering, and overall, the grow is in its 7th week. The Pineapple Pulse shows significant flower development, and the structure is stable, even though the plants visually have to endure quite a bit. The leaves in the lower and middle areas show clear necrotic spots, turning brown and partially drying out, while the fresh shoots at the tips remain light green and the flower sites are healthy and covered in resin. 📋 This week, fertilization was done 3 times, with a total watering amount of 9 liters and an average of 3 liters per session. The pH level averaged 6.07, while the runoff was measured at 6.7. The EC value was 1.63 mS/cm at the input but rose to 3.23 mS/cm at the runoff. Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Bloom A and B were used at 1.6 ml/L, Rhino Skin at 1 ml/L, Tasty Terpenes at 2 ml/L, Overdrive at 1.5 ml/L, Bud Candy at 2 ml/L, and Canna Cannazym at 2 ml/L. A small adjustment was made for Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra to 0.65 ml/L. Additionally, Canna pH+ was used multiple times to keep the value stable. 🌡️ The environmental values are at a temperature of 29.47 °C and a water temperature of 23.2 °C. The humidity is at 63%, which creates a challenging climate with a VPD of 1.49 kPa and a CO2 concentration of 865 ppm. The light period remains unchanged at 18 hours per day. 📸 The current appearance shows clear signs of stress on the leaf material, indicating the issues with the initially new organic fertilizer for me. This was removed and replaced with my usual Advanced Nutrients fertilizer. Since then, we are back on track!

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1/11

62 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

5.7

Strong

Smell

750 PPM

TDS

65 %

Air Humidity

20 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

0.86 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

946 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 8

Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra

0.6 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part A

1.6 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part B

1.6 mll

Pheno_Minds 💧 We are now in the flowering phase, week 6, and the Pineapple Pulse from Original Sensible Seeds is gaining mass nicely. The plant is stable, the flower clusters are increasingly compacting, and show a good resin density. The overall appearance is robust, even though the leaf tips are starting to turn a bit yellowish to brown in some places, which at this stage and with the high EC value is no reason to panic. 📏 This week there were 2 feedings with a total watering amount of 6 L, averaging 3 L each time. The pH was on average 5.7, and the EC was at 1.5 mS/cm. The runoff has stabilized at a pH of 6.7 and an EC of 2.6 mS/cm. The environmental values were stable with a temperature of 27.76 °C, a water temperature of 19.85 °C, and 65% humidity. The VPD is at 1.32 kPa, with a CO2 level of 946 ppm and 18 hours of light per day. 📋 For nutrients, I’m using the full Advanced Nutrients program: Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra at 0.6 ml/L, Connoisseur Bloom A and B at 1.2 ml/L, Rhino Skin at 1 ml/L, Tasty Terpenes at 2 ml/L, Bud Candy at 2 ml/L, and Canna Cannazym at 2 ml/L. The only deviation from the schedule: I slightly increased the Overdrive to 1.7 ml/L instead of the recommended 1.5 ml/L to give the final push. 📸 The pictures show the current state well: The plant has a deep green leaf color, which is contrasted by the beginning yellowing at the edges and tips. The flower structure is compact, and trichome formation is already well advanced. The plant looks healthy and vigorous, despite the slight signs of nutrient stress on the lower leaves. The buds are now really plump, so it’s important to keep the climate stable and not stress the ripening process. In the coming days, I will closely observe how it reacts to the slight increase in Overdrive and keep an eye on the color of the trichomes to not miss the ideal harvest time.

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1/16

62 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

5.7

Strong

Smell

750 PPM

TDS

65 %

Air Humidity

20 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

0.86 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

946 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 7

Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra

0.6 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part A

1.6 mll

pH Perfect Connoisseur Bloom Part B

1.6 mll

Pheno_Minds 💧 We are currently at week 7 of flowering for the Pineapple Pulse, which corresponds to week 9 overall. The plant is showing decent resin production on the flower structures, which are now increasingly solidifying. There are noticeable necroses and yellow-brown discolorations on the leaf edges, which is typical for this stage just before harvest. The flower structure is compact, and the overall condition is stable. 📏 This week, I administered 6 liters of water, spread over 2 watering sessions with an average of 3 liters each. The watering temperature was 20.75 °C. The pH was at 5.8 and the EC was at 1.4 mS/cm. The lighting continues to run steadily at 18 hours a day. 📸 The photos confirm that the development is proceeding as planned. Despite the slight leaf discolorations indicating nutrient depletion in the late stage, the flowers look vibrant. The next step is to closely observe the trichome cloudiness to accurately determine the optimal harvest time. Everything is looking good for the final stretch.

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1/14

62 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

5.7

Strong

Smell

675 PPM

TDS

65 %

Air Humidity

20 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

0.86 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

946 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 1

Flawless Finish

2 mll

Pheno_Minds 📋 The Pineapple Pulse is in the final phase, we're in flowering week 8, total week 10. The plant is stable, the buds are massively developed and show a dense, compact structure. The leaf color shows the first signs of autumn in the lower and middle areas, with some leaf edges yellowing and drying out, which is absolutely expected at this stage. 🌡️ The climatic conditions in the tent were at a temperature of 29 °C and a humidity of 65%. The water temperature was 24 °C, with a CO₂ content of 1078 ppm and a light period of 18 hours a day. ✂️ The buds look compact and resinous, the structure is typical for a well-developed indica-dominant genetic. The yellowish spots on the leaves are a sign that the plant is mobilizing its reserves. This aligns with the current plan. Now it's important to keep an eye on the humidity to avoid mold at this density. The next step is continuous observation of ripeness to hit the optimal harvest time.

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1/6

62 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

5.7

Strong

Smell

675 PPM

TDS

65 %

Air Humidity

20 °C

Solution Temp

0 °C

Substrate Temp

20 °C

Night Air Temp

9 l

Pot Size

0.86 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

946 PPM

CO₂ Level

Nutrients 1

Flawless Finish

2 mll

Pheno_Minds 💧 We're entering the home stretch. The Pineapple Pulse is currently in week 9 of flowering, and overall we're in week 11. The plant is showing the classic signs just before harvest: Energy is moving from the leaves directly into the buds, which is reflected in a nice autumn coloration. The green is fading, while the yellow and brown autumn hues are increasing on the sugar leaves. 📏 During the period from June 25 to June 27, there was one feeding. I administered 3 L of water with 2 ml/L of Advanced Nutrients Flawless Finish. The water temperature remained constant at 22 °C, and the lighting continues at 18 hours per day. 📸 The shots show a solid bud structure. The buds are compact and developing well. The trichomes are clearly visible in the macro shots, and most of the stigmas are already darkened, which fits the current phase. The leaf discoloration is now typical for the plant's twilight, as the nutrients are being mobilized. 📋 The plan for the next few days is clear: The plant is well-fed, and the Flawless Finish should now help flush out the last remnants of excess salts from the medium.

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Happy Harvest Day!

Pineapple Pulse Auto Original Sensible Seeds

10/10

Rated

The grow of the Pineapple Pulse from Original Sensible Seeds has been successfully completed after a total of 80 days. With a wet weight of 463 grams, I am satisfied with the overall yield under the given conditions. The plant showed decent vitality, even though the process was marked by various adjustments to the nutrient schedule and temperature-related challenges in the late flowering phase. The strain proved to be robust but required precise handling of the nutrient supply. The growth process was unremarkable in the early phase. The vegetation was stable, and the topping in the second week was well tolerated. With the transition into flowering, the plant quickly shot up in height. It became critical in the second week of flowering: with the new fertilizer I was using, the plant showed clear signs of nitrogen excess. The N-burn was a clear warning signal. By quickly adjusting the nutrient solution, I was able to turn things around before there was significant damage to the foliage. ️ A challenge was the climate during weeks four to eight. Temperatures occasionally climbed to nearly 30 degrees, which pushed the VPD value into a range that stressed the plant. I had to counteract this with adjusted watering and a consistent reduction of certain components. The constant deviations from the manufacturer’s nutrient schedule also showed that the Pineapple Pulse reacts very sensitively to concentration – especially the decision to forgo various additives in the final phase was a conscious choice to avoid complicating nutrient uptake during the final ripening. ️ The training, consisting of topping, LST, and targeted lollipopping, definitely paid off. The light distribution was efficient due to the spreading of the branches during the flowering phase, which made the PPFD values of up to 760 µmol optimally usable. The late phase went smoothly without further issues, even though the heat in the tent made managing the nutrient solution more difficult. The leaf spray with Revive in week three was a good rescue measure to get the plant back on track after the stress. In summary, this run was a lesson in nutrient management. The result of 463 grams wet weight is solid, but the potential of the genetics was surely slightly hindered by the nitrogen issues in the early flowering stage.

Original

Spent 79 days

Ger Veg Flo Har

463 g

Bud wet weight per plant

149 g

Bud dry weight per plant

Plants

0.16 m²

Grow Room size

Easy

Difficulty

Giggly

Positive effects

Dry eyes

Negative effects

Tropical, Fruity

Taste

Sleepy

Energy

Indica

Hybrid

Sativa

Height

Day air temperature

Air humidity

PPM

CO2

Light schedule

Solution temperature

Night air temperature

Substrate temperature

Pot size

Lamp distance

1/11

Pheno_Minds ✂️ The Pineapple Pulse is done. After 12 weeks, the flowering chapter is officially over, and the scissors came into play. The plant has done its job, the buds have grown compactly and show a nice density. 📋 In this final phase, the focus was on the harvest. The light period was 18 hours a day until the last cut. The wet weight of the harvested flowers is 463 grams. The plant is now out of the tent and ready for the next step. 📸 The pictures clearly show the condition before the harvest. The flower structure is firm and well-developed, and the leaf color shows the expected yellowing towards the end, which is a clear sign of the ripening process. The resin content looks solid, and the entire plant presents itself in a healthy, final form. Now it's time for drying to bring the quality cleanly into the jar.

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squalino commentedweek 23mo ago

beautiful plant, good luck my friend

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Pheno_Minds commented3mo ago

@squalino, Danke dir, bisher wächst sie wunderbar 🌿

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hassehujasse commentedweek 92mo ago

Good buds,Enjoy it

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Pheno_Minds commented2mo ago

@hassehujasse, I will, thanks to you!

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squalino commentedweek 43mo ago

superb structure. great work my friend

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Pheno_Minds commented3mo ago

@squalino, Thanks bro

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Shivashamboom1 commentedweek 04mo ago

It started off well in health... good luck and happy growing 💪. I'll follow your diary to see how they turn out... (I have 2 Pineapple Pulse seeds that I'll be planting too)

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Pheno_Minds commented4mo ago

@Shivashamboom1, Thank you very much, it is also growing quickly and strong and healthy. 💪