ganjafarmer seed test 2026

Growgoku420_official With the berry Skunk, you can tell that it's probably too hot. She's stretching a bit. Despite having enough light, I placed her in a bit of shade so she doesn't die on me.

Growgoku420_official Everything is going okay so far, a bit of stretching, but otherwise she's growing quite well.

Growgoku420_official Since the weather isn't so sunny right now and the nights are getting too cold again, I've moved the berry back indoors, and it's growing much better there. The pots don't heat up as much as they do on my balcony. I'll put them back outside as soon as the weather cooperates again, but first, the pots will be insulated. Otherwise, everything's great!

Growgoku420_official In week 4, or day 23, she made a leap. I mentioned that the berry Skunk couldn't handle the hot days of 40° when she was in week 1. Understandably, it was ridiculously hot; I live on the 4th floor. It got really hot on the balcony. Plus, she’s in a black pot, so the root probably got a bit cooked. Now she seems to have recovered. I hope she still grows taller. The first little hairs are visible; it's an autoflowering.

Growgoku420_official After initial startup difficulties, the berry Skunk has gone into flowering. The growth would have been so amazing if the beginning hadn't been so hot, but this strain is robust. It could become very large outdoors if everything goes perfectly.

Growgoku420_official She has recovered and is now 86cm tall, and her flowering is frosty and slightly purple.

Growgoku420_official Week 8. Week 5 of flowering Berry Skunk Auto. Outdoor. I've noticed that she doesn't handle temperatures of 30° and above very well. Since we've had a max of 27° during the day, she's growing amazingly well, which is clear. The next temperatures are between 9° and 18°, which is already cold. But so far, the Berry Skunk is just handling it. No bud rot or anything. I think there are still 3 weeks left until she's done. She's really sticky, but the trichomes are still clear.