Orange Creampop (Humboldt Seeds Company)

bauergrows This little one hasn't take long to pop but it's kind of slow to grow.

bauergrows not much to add: repotted to fresh soil, stunted growth.

bauergrows Growing slow but survived heatwave like a champ.

bauergrows Fast growing. Conditions are excelent with rains and sun.

bauergrows Week 11 of veg, and the Orange Creampop is progressing steadily with healthy, consistent growth. So far, it's developing as expected, with average vigor and a balanced structure. The plant has been responding well to the environment and continues to put out healthy new growth each week. Looking forward to seeing how it expresses itself once flowering begins.

bauergrows Not a huge stretch here. It's holding a nice, tight indica shape.

bauergrows The plant is starting to show clear pre-flower structures.

bauergrows The buds are starting to grow. Pistils are denser than last week. I'm enjoying the view of these plants on this sunny sunday.

bauergrows The sugar leaves are already covered in trichomes. The smell it's a really nice mix of orange and skunkyness. I think i'm going to love this one.

bauergrows New week of flowering. Everything continues its natural course.

bauergrows This plant is exploding in amount of trichomes

bauergrows We're possibly entering the last full week for these beauties. Along with the 2 Squirts in the same pot, I like to call these the Oranges of Hieronymus Bosch, after the Henry Miller book of the same name that I've been reading since I got back from Cali last September. Could the impact of this book on me have influenced my picks this year? In any case, it feels like the closing of a cycle. I'm finishing the book now, and the Oranges probably won't make it past October 12th for a few reasons, but mainly because the cold and rain are expected to become more or less nonstop by the end of the week. These plants already smell so good that I don't want to risk flying too close to the sun again, a mistake that cost me half my harvest last year.