Ⓜ️❄️‼️

DE_BW The seedling has established well after a slightly slower start, likely due to earlier cooler conditions. Cotyledons are fully open and the first true leaves are developing nicely, with a healthy light-green color and compact structure. Soil moisture is being carefully managed to avoid overwatering, allowing the roots to search downward and outward. No nutrients added yet—just letting the plant build a strong foundation before introducing feeding in the coming days.

DE_BW Healthy start to week 2 with compact structure and steady node development, showing strong early vigor. Introduced light feeding (1-1-1 + Voodoo Juice) and the plant is responding well with no signs of stress.

DE_BW Week 3: The main stem has been successfully guided to the edge of the pot, and the plant is now focusing on developing multiple strong side branches. Growth remains healthy and steady, with the structure opening up nicely for an even canopy

DE_BW Week 4: The plant is responding well to ongoing LST, with multiple side branches developing and the canopy starting to spread evenly across the pot. Feeding remains moderate and stable, supporting healthy green growth without signs of stress. Early pre-flower pistils are visible, but full flowering is still some time away.

DE_BW Week 5: Mendo Frost Auto is transitioning into early flower with visible pistils forming across the tops. LST is mostly finished now and the plant has developed a wide, open structure with multiple strong bud sites ready for the stretch phase.

DE_BW Mendo Frost is now fully in flower and currently going through the main stretch phase. LST is basically finished at this point and the overall structure stayed very stable over the last days. The canopy is surprisingly even right now, with the plant reaching around 40 cm in height. Bud sites are forming everywhere, although the side branching remains rather minimal and compact compared to my other plants.

DE_BW Mendo Frost is looking extremely healthy going into week 3 of flower. The stretch has mostly settled and the plant is now sitting at around 55 cm with a fairly even canopy. Bud production has increased noticeably over the last days and the first visible trichome coverage is already developing on the sugar leaves and early flower sites. The structure is still quite unique compared to my other plants — instead of building large side branches, she stacks many smaller flower sites directly along the stems. This should create a lot of bud coverage, although it already looks like harvest day will turn into an absolute trimming nightmare. Despite that, the plant currently looks vigorous, happy, and fully dialed into bloom mode.

DE_BW Mendo Frost is looking very promising now and is definitely living up to her name. Bud stacking has accelerated noticeably, with multiple sites already showing excellent frost production and strong flower development. I performed a moderate defoliation this week to improve light penetration and airflow through the canopy. At this point the structure is set, the plant is healthy, and the focus shifts to letting the buds bulk up over the coming weeks.

DE_BW Mendo Frost is stacking beautifully and continues to impress with her structure. The buds are developing nicely across all branches, while the trichome production is ramping up fast, giving the entire plant a heavy frosted look already. Pistils are still mostly white, suggesting there’s plenty of time left for swelling and maturation. Overall, she’s looking very healthy and seems set up for a strong finish.