Kannabia Sunset Sherbet Go Fast

Borberad She's hard to stop, keep it up.

Borberad Unstoppable, we're heading into week 3 and into the 3L fabric pot. Beautiful green shows a vital plant. Next challenge, transplant stress.

Borberad Week 3 This week she will probably be topped and switch to the final 20L fabric pot. Until then, there will be more hardened osmosis water and light.

Borberad Week 5 After topping the little flower, we're now gently starting with LST. The shoots are developing well, with the two lowest currently dominating the growth.

Borberad The flowering has been initiated and there is a nighttime boost, the first shoot tips have stretched slightly and the plant is already filling the pot area well.

Borberad Week 7 She's grown nicely wide, so the upcoming flowering can begin, and she's getting enough light and air between the branches. By the end of the week, some leaves need to fall off again.

Borberad Week 8

Borberad Week 9 The first buds are developing. Now there's also a bit of the Green Sensation in the water. LST has been reduced and the good one is allowed to grow taller. Currently, we have 1/2 hour of sunrise and sunset each and a peak of 860 ppfd, so we're at 35.6 DLI for the little flower. Day 61 It was only watered 4 hours later than usual, but you can see the difference right away. Day 63 lollipopping

Borberad Week 9 I'm curious to see how much higher she wants to go. The light has been adjusted accordingly, with peak flower tips at just under 900 ppfd, and in the center 820 ppfd. We need to be careful now; as soon as the tips get brighter, the lighting will be slightly reduced to avoid bleaching and foxtailing.

Borberad Week 11 Here we go, and the buds are slowly getting thicker.

Borberad Week 12

Borberad Week 13

Borberad Week 14 Since she switched to flowering quite late, she'll probably need a few more days. Visually, she looks very wild and scruffy due to the long pistils and the dense foliage of the sugar leaves. This impression is further supported by the slight temperature-induced foxtailing. Currently, she is still dark green and trichome production is still ongoing.

Borberad Week 15 The good one is slowly losing color in the foliage. We're slowly heading into autumn, and we're curious about what colors she wants to surprise us with. Day 102 Upon closer inspection, the trichome heads already appear relatively thick.

Borberad Week 16

Borberad Week 17 Beautiful dense green buds, with thick trichomes that are slowly turning amber. The color change of the leaves is currently showing a sunny yellow on the older leaves. If it weren't so late in the flowering stage and the other leaves weren't still so vibrantly green, nitrogen deficiency would be a concern. Meanwhile, we are at day 82 of flowering; if we subtract the 19 days of 12/12 lighting it needed to switch, we have a current flowering duration of 63 days and still hardly any amber. It should be noted that even the early harvested heads had a good structure and almost exclusively milky trichomes and, by the way, taste very good. Day 109. It's slowly time for the harvest. The trichomes inside the buds are slowly turning amber and the early harvest has been processed. The processing actually went very well, unfortunately, during the transport of the rosin after cooling, the stumbling devil struck and we only have one piece of the parchment paper left. Therefore, the planned return information is unfortunately off the table, and the photos only show a sad remainder 😢, which, however, smells very delicious. P.S. the same goes for parchment paper with rosin as for jam sandwiches.

Borberad The last week went smoothly and without issues; we could have probably waited another 5 to 10 days for 20% amber, but that's not really our goal anyway. However, 74 flowering days for a Fast Flower is quite decent. It should be noted that the early harvest already tastes good, but the bud density of the early harvest can't be compared to the current state. So waiting is worth it, as always! Total weight wet 750g untrimmed with stems, without the main stem.