Banana Jelly x Pink Honey 🇲🇦

World_Breeders Week 2 — Vegetative Stage Banana Jelly x Pink Honey starting slow and steady under greenhouse conditions in Morocco ☀️ Healthy early seedlings with good color and natural variation across the tray. Some phenos are showing faster development already while others are still establishing roots and first leaves. Keeping feed levels low at this stage and focusing on stable root expansion before transplanting 🔥 Grower: @atlasextractwb That’s his Instagram 🌱

World_Breeders Week 3 for the Banana Jelly x Pink Honey seedlings and the batch is showing healthy and stable early development. The plants are maintaining compact growth with good leaf formation and balanced structure throughout the tray. Internodal spacing remains short while new growth continues to develop actively under stable environmental conditions. Several seedlings are already showing strong apical development and healthy lateral expansion, giving early signs of solid hybrid vigor and uniformity across the population. Color and overall plant health remain consistent, with no visible stress and steady progression during this vegetative stage. So far the cross is looking vigorous, homogeneous and very promising for future selection and pheno hunting work. Grower: @atlasextractwb That’s his Instagram 🌱

World_Breeders Week 4 for this Banana Jelly x Pink Honey and the plant is beginning to establish itself outdoors under Moroccan conditions. Despite the dry and rocky terrain, the plant is maintaining healthy new growth and compact structure while adapting to direct sunlight and lower humidity levels. Early vegetative development remains steady with good leaf formation and balanced growth. The genetics are already showing solid resilience for outdoor cultivation, handling the harsher environment while continuing to push active top growth. Root development is beginning to expand deeper into the surrounding soil, which will be key for improving resistance against heat and dry conditions during later stages. So far the plant looks healthy, stable and well adapted for outdoor selection work in warm climates.