Delicious Seeds 2026 Neville's Rose Auto

Punxx Unfortunately, damping-off disease has struck! I’m starting the last 2 seeds and hope to pick up right here in the same spot to continue and complete the diary. I won't let this get me down

Punxx It’s growing well and looks healthy. No issues are apparent, and the weather is cooperating too. Despite the initial difficulties, I’m happy with it and excited to see how it turns out.

Punxx You can already see the pre-flowering. Way too early in my opinion.

Punxx It is in full bloom. Unfortunately, it hasn't put on any more vertical growth. That’s just how nature works. We’ll wait and see what comes of it. I remain optimistic and am curious to see the result.

Punxx The buds thickened very quickly and are starting to ripen. I'll harvest as soon as the trichomes change from clear to milky. The plant is very easy to care for. I didn't remove any leaves or use any LST or anything else because it stayed very small. But that's nature. :)

Punxx It looks like I'll be harvesting the plant next week. The buds have swelled up nicely again. I estimate it will weigh around 30-40g dry. Harvesting will be very quick given its size and the fact that there aren't many leaves to remove.

Punxx The journey has reached its end! The Delicious Seeds Neville's Rose Auto has completed its rapid growth cycle. The buds are rock-hard, completely coated in resin, and exude an incredibly intense aroma. A look through the microscope confirms it: the trichomes are perfectly milky—the harvest window is optimal. It’s time to harvest! Drying takes place in the dark grow tent with the exhaust system and activated carbon filter running. This ensures not only complete odor control in the room but also optimal conditions for the buds. I plan on a gentle drying process lasting about a week. During this time, the exhaust airflow will be kept consistently low to prevent the buds from drying out too quickly and to preserve the Neville's Rose's precious terpenes.

Punxx The Rocky Start: Germination was a brutal hurdle. Out of the first 3 seeds, only one made it to the soil—and that seedling was immediately wiped out by damping-off disease. The Comeback: I refused to back down and popped my last 2 remaining seeds. It was a nail-biter, but from that point on, things finally clicked! The plant grew beautifully healthy, the weather played along, and the early struggles felt like a distant memory. The Early Bloom Sprint: Classic autoflower behavior—the pre-flower kicked in way too early in my opinion. The Neville's Rose Auto stopped all vertical growth and remained a very compact, miniature plant. Because she stayed so small, I didn't even need to use LST or do any defoliation. The Bud Explosion: She might be small, but nature definitely knows what it’s doing! Over the last few weeks, the buds stacked up incredibly fast, swelled up beautifully, and frosted over with a heavy layer of trichomes. She remained absolutely low-maintenance right until the very end. Ripeness: The trichomes turned perfectly from clear to cloudy. A spot-on window for harvest! Trimming Effort: Minimal. Since the plant is compact and has very few fan leaves, the trimming session will be done in record time. Yield: 12g dry.