Last Dance-Crimson Clay-First Clone Run

Kevs_Best 🇩🇪 Kevs_Best – Blütewoche 5 | Last Dance: Crimson Clay Cut (Clone Run) Mit Blütetag 37 ist nun die fünfte Blütewoche abgeschlossen – und dieser Run bestätigt genau das, worauf ich gehofft habe. Dies ist der erste echte Clone Run des Last Dance: Crimson Clay Cut, und bereits jetzt zeigt der Klon nahezu identisch die Eigenschaften der Mutterpflanze. Genetische Stabilität Schon zu diesem Zeitpunkt ist deutlich zu erkennen: • nahezu identische Blütenkelch-Struktur wie bei der Mutter • dieselbe geschwollene, gestackte Calyx-Entwicklung • identisches Trichom-Muster auf Blüten und Sugar Leaves • gleichmäßiger und sehr homogener Wuchs Der Clone reproduziert die entscheidenden Merkmale der Mutterpflanze bisher außergewöhnlich konstant. → gleiche Calyx-Struktur → gleiche Harzentwicklung → gleiche Gesamtmorphologie Harzentwicklung Die Harzproduktion nimmt täglich weiter zu. Die Trichome breiten sich inzwischen aggressiv über nahezu alle Oberflächen aus und die Frostentwicklung verläuft bisher praktisch identisch zum ursprünglichen Seed Run. Terpenentwicklung Auch die Terpenentwicklung verläuft nahezu identisch zur Mutterpflanze. Bereits jetzt entwickeln sich wieder die typischen Noten aus: → fruchtiger Süße → tiefen Waldnoten → kräftigen Gas-Aromen Mit jedem Tag wird das Profil komplexer und intensiver und bestätigt erneut den einzigartigen Charakter dieses Cuts. Blütenentwicklung Nach abgeschlossenem Stretch konzentriert sich die gesamte Energie nun vollständig auf: → weiteres Calyx-Stacking → höhere Blütendichte → maximale Harzproduktion → zunehmende Terpenkomplexität Die Budsites entwickeln sich gleichmäßig über die gesamte Pflanze und zeigen eine sehr stabile Struktur. Gesamtfazit – Blütewoche 5 Der erste Clone Run entwickelt sich bisher exakt so, wie man es sich von einem echten Keeper erhofft. Bereits zur fünften Blütewoche zeigen sich: • identische Blütenstruktur • identische Trichomentwicklung • nahezu identische Terpenentwicklung • außergewöhnlich konstante genetische Expression Bis jetzt bestätigt der Crimson Clay Cut eindrucksvoll, dass die besonderen Eigenschaften der Mutterpflanze stabil an ihre Klone weitergegeben werden. #nothingforsale #21+ 🇬🇧 Kevs_Best – Flower Week 5 | Last Dance: Crimson Clay Cut (Clone Run) Flower day 37 marks the completion of week five, and this run is already confirming exactly what I was hoping for. This is the very first true clone run of the Last Dance: Crimson Clay Cut, and the clone is already expressing almost identical characteristics to the original mother plant. Genetic Stability At this stage it is already clear: • nearly identical calyx structure to the mother plant • the same swollen, stacked calyx formation • identical trichome development across buds and sugar leaves • uniform and highly consistent plant structure The clone is reproducing the defining characteristics of the mother with remarkable consistency. → same calyx architecture → same resin development → same overall morphology Resin Development Resin production continues to increase every single day. Trichomes are aggressively spreading across nearly every surface, with frost development following almost exactly the same pattern as the original seed run. Terpene Development The terpene profile is developing almost identically to the mother plant. The characteristic notes are already returning: → fruity sweetness → deep forest aromas → rich gassy undertones Each day the profile becomes louder, more layered and more complex, once again confirming the unique identity of this cut. Flower Development With stretch completely finished, all available energy is now directed toward: → further calyx stacking → increased flower density → maximum resin production → expanding terpene complexity Bud sites continue developing evenly across the entire plant while maintaining excellent structural uniformity. Overall Impression – Flower Week 5 The first clone run is developing exactly as expected from a true keeper phenotype. Already by week five, the clone is showing: • identical flower structure • identical trichome development • nearly identical terpene progression • exceptionally stable genetic expression So far, the Crimson Clay Cut is proving that the unique characteristics of the mother plant can be reliably reproduced in clone form. #nothingforsale #21+

Kevs_Best Kevs_Best – Final Flower Week 8 | Last Dance: Crimson Clay Cut (Clone Run) Flower week eight is complete, and the Crimson Clay Cut has once again finished almost exactly as expected. During the final week, the plant went through its characteristic late-stage transformation. The fade intensified rapidly across the entire canopy, shifting from deep green into purple, crimson and almost black tones. This late fade has now appeared consistently across multiple runs and is becoming one of the defining visual traits of this phenotype. Final Fade and Color Expression Over the last few days, the coloration changed dramatically: • deep purple and crimson tones spreading across the leaves • increasingly dark, almost black foliage around the flowers • strong contrast between the dark plant tissue and bright resin coverage • identical late-week fade timing compared with the previous runs The Crimson Clay Cut once again showed that its strongest color expression develops very late, primarily during the final week. → same late fade → same dark finish → same distinctive Crimson Clay appearance Flower and Calyx Development The flowers completed their final swelling phase with the same characteristic structure seen on the mother plant. • heavily swollen and rounded calyxes • dense, stacked flower formation • consistent development across upper and lower bud sites • strong structural similarity to the original phenotype The distinctive calyx architecture has been reproduced almost perfectly in clone form. Resin Production Resin production continued until the very end. The calyxes, sugar leaves and even the smaller flower-adjacent leaves are covered in a dense layer of mature trichomes. • extremely heavy trichome coverage • resin extending far across the sugar leaves • full and well-developed trichome heads • strong frost expression across nearly every flower surface This run once again confirms the exceptionally high resin potential of the cut. Terpene Development The terpene profile has also returned strongly toward the familiar Crimson Clay direction. The final expression is becoming increasingly layered, with the characteristic combination of: → sweet fruit and dark berry notes → Zangria and red-wine tones in the base profile → clay and glue-like funk → deep forest and pine characteristics → pungent dark gas → subtle menthol and slightly cheesy undertones During the final days, the profile became noticeably louder, darker and more complex. The combination of sweet red wine, dark fruit, funky clay, forest pine and heavy gas once again gives this phenotype its unmistakable identity. Clone Stability By the end of week eight, the clone has reproduced nearly every important characteristic of the original mother plant: • identical flower structure • identical swollen calyx formation • highly consistent resin production • the same late crimson and black fade • the same terpene direction • the same approximate eight-week flowering time The consistency across the complete flowering cycle strongly supports the stability of this selection. Overall Impression – Final Flower Week 8 The first true clone run has finished exceptionally well. The Crimson Clay Cut once again delivered: • strong late-stage color expression • dense and highly resinous flowers • distinctive stacked calyx structure • complex and recognizable terpene development • stable reproduction of the original phenotype The next step will be drying, curing and another laboratory analysis. I am especially interested to see whether the terpene profile can reproduce or possibly exceed the previous result of 2.53% total terpenes. Final flower week complete. The Crimson Clay Cut has once again finished with the structure, resin, color and terpene identity expected from a true keeper phenotype. #nothingforsale #21+