NEW Mango Cherry Runtz Automatic RDWC

MrWeeedWorld Week 1 – Mango Cherry Runtz Automatic The first week of my Mango Cherry Runtz Automatic has been a success and the young plant is already showing a very promising start in its new RDWC environment. Following an exceptionally fast germination, the seedling continued to develop quickly and healthily. Within only a few days after entering the system, the cotyledons fully opened and the first true leaves began to emerge. At this stage, the Mango Cherry Runtz appears compact, vigorous and healthy. The foliage displays a uniform green color with no signs of stress, nutrient issues or growth abnormalities. During the first days, a humidity dome was used to maintain optimal moisture levels and provide ideal conditions throughout the delicate seedling stage. One particularly encouraging feature is the sturdy structure of the young stem, which already suggests strong future development. The root system is actively establishing itself through the starter cube and preparing to access the oxygen-rich nutrient solution of the RDWC system. The Mango Cherry Runtz has completed its first week with confidence and shows all the characteristics of a healthy and vigorous young plant. If this progress continues, she has the potential to become an impressive hydroponic performer in the weeks ahead. Thank you for following along! New updates will be posted every Sunday.

MrWeeedWorld Week two is complete, and my little Mango Cherry Runtz is developing beautifully so far. 💚 For such a young plant, she is already showing strong growth, a sturdy stem, and vibrant green leaves. She is growing in my RDWC system and seems to have adapted perfectly from the very beginning. Growth has been very uniform, and the first sets of true leaves are developing exactly as I hoped. What impresses me most is the incredible vigor of this genetic line. Even at this early stage, you can already see the huge potential hidden inside this plant. The compact structure and tight internodal spacing suggest that she could become a very productive and easy-to-manage plant later on. Right now, the main goal is building a powerful root system. In RDWC, healthy roots are the foundation for explosive growth later in the cycle, and everything points in the right direction so far. Everything is running smoothly, and I can't wait to see what Mango Cherry Runtz will do over the next few weeks. The start couldn't have gone much better. 🚀 🌱 Healthy development 💧 Thriving in RDWC 💚 Beautiful green growth 🔥 Extremely promising Fast Buds genetics Thank you for stopping by! As always, the next update will be coming next Sunday. 🙌

MrWeeedWorld Week 3 – Small Plant, Big Potential 🍒 Week 3 of my Mango Cherry Runtz in the RDWC system is now complete, and she is developing exactly the way I hoped she would. While some plants focus on vertical growth during the early stages, this Mango Cherry Runtz is currently building a strong and compact structure. Internodal spacing remains short, and the new growth emerging from the center is becoming more vigorous every day. She appears to be thriving in the RDWC setup powered by the Plagron Hydro nutrient line. The leaves are healthy and vibrant, while the stem continues to strengthen steadily. Over the next few weeks, the benefits of constant root-zone oxygenation should become even more noticeable. At this stage, she is investing most of her energy into building a solid foundation. This phase often determines how productive an autoflower will become later in flowering, and right now everything looks very promising. Although she may still look small, she already gives the impression of a plant preparing for rapid growth. In my experience, these compact hydro plants are often the ones that surprise everyone later on. 🍒 The smallest plants sometimes end up telling the biggest stories.

MrWeeedWorld Week 4 has arrived and my Lemon Cherry Sundae is finally starting to show her potential. 🚀 After spending the first weeks focusing on root development, growth is now noticeably accelerating. The plant is building a compact structure with tight internodal spacing and several strong side branches, indicating a bushy and productive plant in the making. The new growth looks vibrant and healthy. The leaves display a beautiful green color with no signs of deficiencies or stress. Exactly what I like to see in a well-balanced RDWC system. One of the highlights this week is the strong stem development. The plant looks sturdy, balanced, and ready to enter the next stage of growth. Over the coming days, I expect a significant boost in growth as the root system should now be fully established within the reservoir. So far everything is progressing exactly as planned and the Lemon Cherry Sundae is making an excellent impression. If she keeps this pace, she could become a truly impressive plant. 🍋🍒 The journey has only just begun, but the early signs are extremely promising.

MrWeeedWorld Hello Growmies! 💚 Welcome to another weekly update of my Mango Cherry Runtz. She continues to perform beautifully in the RDWC system and has made another noticeable step forward during the past week. Compared to the Lemon Cherry Sundae, this variety is already showing a very different growth pattern. Instead of growing extremely compact, the Mango Cherry Runtz develops a stronger central stem with slightly wider internodal spacing, giving her a taller and more open structure while still producing plenty of strong side branches that should later support some impressive flowers. The foliage remains a vibrant healthy green, and fresh growth appears almost daily. The upper canopy is expanding rapidly and already hints that the upcoming stretch won't be far away. Below the surface everything is running exactly as planned. The constantly oxygenated nutrient solution allows the roots to thrive, resulting in fast and vigorous vegetative growth. She continues receiving the complete Plagron Hydro feeding schedule, which has once again delivered outstanding results with healthy development and excellent plant vigor. So far, the Mango Cherry Runtz has been allowed to grow completely naturally without any training or manipulation. That makes it especially interesting to watch how this new Fast Buds genetics develops on its own. At this stage she already impresses with a sturdy main stem, healthy branching and excellent overall vigor. We're still in the vegetative stage, but if she keeps growing at this pace, the upcoming stretch should be very exciting. I'm really looking forward to seeing how she performs in flower and what kind of colors, aromas and resin production this variety will ultimately deliver. A huge thank you once again to Fast Buds for these exciting genetics and to Plagron for their outstanding Hydro nutrient line, which continues to perform flawlessly. Happy Growing! 🌱💚

MrWeeedWorld The stretch has begun — and she's reaching for the sky! My Mango Cherry Runtz has officially entered Flower Week 1. The first white pistils have started appearing at the nodes, and the very first flower sites are now forming across the plant. Flowering has officially begun, and it's exciting to watch the transition. Compared to my Lemon Cherry Sundae, the difference couldn't be more dramatic. While the Lemon Cherry Sundae stays short, compact and bushy, the Mango Cherry Runtz has taken a completely different direction. She has shot upward with long internodal spacing and a very elegant, open structure. I'm honestly curious to see just how tall she'll become. If this is only the beginning of her flowering stretch, I expect her to gain quite a bit more height over the next couple of weeks. Watching two different genetics express themselves so differently under the exact same RDWC conditions is one of the most fascinating parts of this grow. Despite her rapid vertical growth, she's incredibly healthy. Strong stems, rich green foliage and vigorous development clearly show how much she enjoys the oxygen-rich RDWC environment. The root system is obviously doing an outstanding job supporting this explosive growth. I'm especially excited to see those long branches fill up with flowers over the coming weeks. If she keeps stretching while stacking buds the way she's growing now, I think she'll finish with some seriously long and impressive colas. A huge thank you once again to Fast Buds for another outstanding genetic and to Plagron Hydro for keeping this RDWC run performing flawlessly. Seeing two plants behave so differently under identical conditions is exactly why I love growing—it reminds you how unique every genetic can be.

MrWeeedWorld Mango Cherry Runtz | RDWC | Week 7 My Mango Cherry Runtz continues to perform beautifully in Week 7 and is developing exactly as I hoped. The stretch is still continuing slightly, but it is gradually slowing down as the plant shifts more and more of its energy into flower production. Compared to last week, flower sites have multiplied across nearly every branch. Fresh white pistils are appearing everywhere, and the future colas are already beginning to take shape. One of the most interesting characteristics of this plant is its open structure with longer internodal spacing. While it isn't as compact as my Lemon Cherry Sundae, this architecture should allow excellent light penetration throughout the canopy later in flower. I'm especially happy to see that the previous calcium and magnesium issues appear to be fully under control now. The new growth looks healthy, vibrant and evenly green. The stems have thickened noticeably and should provide excellent support once the buds begin putting on serious weight. Every week this cultivar shows more of its unique personality. Rather than growing into a dense bush, it is building an elegant framework filled with well-spaced flowering sites that have the potential to become numerous medium to large colas. Flowering has officially begun, and from this point onward things should become more exciting every single week. If she continues like this, I have a feeling this Mango Cherry Runtz is going to become something really special. RDWC keeps proving why I love this system. 🌱🔥

MrWeeedWorld The Stage Is Set This week marked the transition from explosive vegetative growth into the true flowering phase. The Mango Cherry Runtz continued stretching impressively, once again demonstrating the incredible vigor that a healthy RDWC system can provide. The stretch hasn't completely finished yet, but it is beginning to slow down. At the same time, flower sites are now clearly visible on almost every branch. It's exciting to watch the plant develop such an even structure while producing more and more future colas. The foliage remains a deep, healthy green, showing excellent overall vigor without any noticeable deficiencies or stress. Thanks to the strong branching, the canopy stays relatively open, allowing light and airflow to reach deep into the plant—creating ideal conditions for the flowering stage ahead. One of the things I enjoy most about growing in RDWC is the incredible pace of development. Every week brings obvious progress, making it especially rewarding to document the journey. The focus is now gradually shifting from vertical growth to flower production. Fresh white pistils are appearing everywhere, giving a first glimpse of the impressive potential this cultivar seems to have. I'm really looking forward to the coming weeks. If she continues growing like this, she has every chance of becoming an absolute monster.

MrWeeedWorld When an Autoflower Decides to Rewrite the Rules At this point, I honestly think this Mango Cherry Runtz never read the rulebook for autoflowers. Week after week she continues to surprise me. The stretch now appears to be coming to an end, but instead of slowing down, she's entering the stage where her true potential starts to unfold. Almost every single node is producing vigorous flower sites. Fresh white pistils are appearing everywhere, and the individual bud sites are beginning to connect into long, continuous colas stretching across the branches. One thing I absolutely love is her plant structure. Despite her incredible size, she remains surprisingly open. Light penetrates deep into the canopy while airflow moves freely throughout the entire plant—exactly the kind of architecture every grower hopes for. She clearly feels at home in the RDWC system. The explosive growth, vibrant foliage, and incredible number of flower sites perfectly demonstrate what happens when outstanding genetics meet an optimized hydroponic environment. To be honest, it's becoming difficult to remember that this is actually an autoflower. She behaves more like a giant photoperiod sativa with endless energy than what most people would expect from an automatic variety. If the flowers begin stacking serious weight over the coming weeks, this plant has the potential to become something truly spectacular. FastBuds didn't simply release another autoflower with this one. They created a cultivar that showcases just how far modern autoflower genetics have evolved. I genuinely can't wait to see what she'll look like a few weeks from now. 🌱💚

MrWeeedWorld Mango Cherry Runtz Automatic | RDWC | Plagron Hydro While the Lemon Cherry Sundae impresses with her compact flower development this week, the Mango Cherry Runtz takes center stage as the true giant of the grow room. Her explosive vertical growth continues to dominate the entire RDWC system, creating an incredibly impressive plant structure. She has developed into an exceptionally tall and elegant plant. Long, sturdy main branches stretch almost all the way to the light while producing countless evenly spaced flower sites from top to bottom. Thanks to the wide internodal spacing, the canopy remains open, allowing excellent light penetration and airflow throughout the entire plant. Despite her enormous size, plant health remains outstanding. The stems are strong, foliage still looks healthy, and the overall vigor is remarkable considering her height. Nearly every side branch has become productive and is now building its own flower clusters. Flower production is progressing beautifully as well. Bright white pistils now cover almost every branch, gradually stacking into longer flowering columns. At the same time, the first noticeable layer of resin is beginning to coat the flowers and nearby sugar leaves, giving them an early frosty appearance. This plant perfectly showcases the incredible growth potential that RDWC can unlock. Rather than rushing into dense flowers, the Mango Cherry Runtz first invested heavily in building an enormous framework, which is now transforming into hundreds of developing bud sites. The next few weeks should be especially exciting. With her open architecture and exceptional height, she has the potential to produce incredibly long colas that gradually fill in and become impressive flower spears. At this stage she resembles a massive photoperiod sativa far more than a typical autoflower—making her one of the most fascinating plants of the entire project. 🌱🔥

MrWeeedWorld 🌊🍒 THE RDWC MONSTER IS TAKING OVER THE TENT! 🍒🌊 Week 11 – and I’m slowly starting to ask myself: Is this still a plant, or am I running a small indoor jungle now? 😂🌳 My Mango Cherry Runtz has officially turned into an absolute monster in the RDWC system. Looking back at where this grow started and comparing it to what is standing in front of me today is simply crazy. The tent is FULL. Seriously FULL. And we’re not just talking about leaves anymore. We’re talking about an incredible amount of flowers. 🔥 🌿 A MONSTER MADE OF BRANCHES It’s becoming almost impossible to capture the true dimensions of this plant in pictures. Huge main and side branches are reaching everywhere, and many of them are covered with bud sites almost from bottom to top. Some of these branches are slowly turning into actual bud towers. And the crazy part? Behind the big colas are more colas. Behind those are even more. And somewhere in the back? Yep… more colas. 😂 The entire upper part of the tent is slowly turning into one huge sea of flowers. 🌸 THE BUDS ARE GETTING SERIOUS This is where Week 11 becomes really exciting. The individual flowers are visibly gaining mass and slowly starting to connect along those incredibly long branches. At the same time, there are still huge numbers of fresh white pistils everywhere. And to me that means one thing: This monster is nowhere near finished building her flowers yet. 😈🔥 Some of those long main branches could become absolutely spectacular during the coming weeks as the individual flowers continue swelling and stacking together. ❄️ THE FROST IS COMING Resin production is also becoming increasingly interesting. Looking closely at the flowers, the sugar leaves and buds are becoming progressively more covered in trichomes. Combined with the darker areas of the flowers, green foliage and thousands of bright pistils, Mango Cherry Runtz is developing a seriously wild appearance. And she clearly still has plenty of development ahead of her. 🌊 RDWC – THIS IS WHY I LOVE THIS SYSTEM This grow is becoming a pretty impressive example of just how much plant mass a thriving RDWC system can produce. Mango Cherry Runtz didn’t simply grow upwards. She exploded. Branches everywhere. Flowers everywhere. Colas everywhere. Even taking pictures has become difficult because there are barely any angles left where I can actually capture the full dimensions of this plant. 😂 🍃 A FEW BATTLE SCARS Of course, some of the older leaves are showing a few marks from the journey. But at this point I’m much more interested in what’s happening on those branches. And the answer there is pretty simple: BUDS. BUDS. BUDS. 😂🔥 🏆 WEEK 11 VERDICT I think this week officially confirms the nickname: 🌊🍒 THE RDWC MONSTER 🍒🌊 She’s huge. She’s completely out of control. She’s carrying an incredible amount of flowers. And the best part? She doesn’t look anywhere near finished yet. Now we’re entering what might be the most exciting phase of this entire grow. If those long flower-covered branches continue swelling and the buds start putting on serious weight during the coming weeks, the finale of this RDWC project could become absolutely ridiculous. 🤯🔥 So… See you in Week 12. …assuming I can still find a way into the tent by then. 😂🌳🌊 Happy Growing! 💚🌱