Mexican Sativa

NextNug Now it's time to wait until I can start with the first cuts and steps.

NextNug Both have handled the wind test well, but unfortunately, they didn't cope well with the initial hot days. Nevertheless, the 2 ladies are still developing without any problems. 🔥

NextNug With the Mexican Sativa, I now have everything that will make for such a colorful run; it will be the densest one from all when I take a closer look at the next nodes.

NextNug This week, mainlining was also the focus for these two. After topping, the plants were thinned out, and the remaining main stems were carefully spread outwards. The new growth is coming in nicely on both sides, and the basic structure is slowly becoming visible. Now the plants will get some time to further develop the new shoots before the next training step. 🌱✂️

NextNug This week, the focus with the Mexican Sativa was clearly on mainlining, aligning, and thinning out. Both plants were further shaped and the center opened up to give the new shoots more light and space. MS #2 is currently a bit stronger, while MS #1 remains more compact. Now both can take some time to regenerate and build new mass.

NextNug Last week of veg before the flip. Both Mexican Sativas have developed well after training, and the desired structure is now clearly visible. MS #2 is growing a bit taller and airier, while MS #1 remains more compact and bushy. For both, the four main branches have been trained outward to keep the center open and fill the area as evenly as possible. This week is mainly focused on recovery and controlled growth. No major interventions are planned before the flip. Now the branches should gather a bit more strength before moving on to the next phase.

NextNug First weekly update after the flip for my two Mexican Sativa from Kannabia. Especially from the side view, the trained structure is easy to see: wide main branches at the bottom, with numerous upright shoots above. MS #2 shows strikingly large fan leaves, while MS #1 stands out with its narrow leaf fingers and open base. On both plants, the lighter new growth contrasts with the older foliage. The shoot tips are still at different heights – I’ll continue to document this development in the diary. Also included: Xpert Nutrients. Stay tuned, StonedHeads! 🗿

NextNug Time for an update on the two Mexican Sativa from Kannabia! 🌱 The current pictures already show small flower formations with white hairs at several shoot tips. You can also notice the differences between the two: MS #1 has individual shoots that stand out more, while MS #2 appears to be a bit more evenly distributed. From the side view, the branched base structure is particularly well recognized. From above, however, the many tips and the dense foliage take center stage. The leaves still dominate the overall picture, but the beginning of flower formation is now clearly visible. Two plants, the same strain, and each with its own look. 🗿

NextNug Flowering Week 3 – Lollipopping completed! This week was all about the big trim. Both Mexican Sativas were thoroughly defoliated and lollipopped. A good amount of leaf mass and lower growth was removed. What's particularly interesting is the difference between the two phenotypes. MS #1 shows a taller, stretched growth, while MS #2 remains more compact and bushy. The flower formation is clearly visible in both. Numerous fresh white pistils indicate the ongoing development. After this intense intervention, the ladies now get some time to recover. I'm curious to see how the two phenotypes will develop in the coming weeks!

NextNug Meine beiden Mexican Sativas zeigen einen ähnlichen Wuchs mit aufrechten Haupttrieben und zahlreichen Blüten entlang der Äste. Die freigelegte Stammbasis und die kräftige Verzweigung sind weiterhin gut sichtbar. Zwischen den höheren Spitzen sitzen viele kleinere Blüten auf den Seitentrieben. Beide tragen zahlreiche weiße Blütenfäden, auf den blütennahen Blättern ist Harzbesatz erkennbar. Im direkten Vergleich wirkt das Laub von #1 etwas heller als das von #2.

NextNug Blütewoche 5 🌱 Diese Woche stehen meine beiden Mexican Sativas im Mittelpunkt. Beide zeigen einen ähnlichen Grundaufbau mit kräftiger Verzweigung, langen aufrechten Trieben und schmalen Fächerblättern. Entlang der Triebe sitzen zahlreiche Blütenstände. Die Blüten tragen überwiegend helle, weit herausragende Blütenfäden. Bei #1 sind an einigen Spitzen bereits mehr orangefarbene Fäden zu erkennen. In den Nahaufnahmen zeigt sich bei beiden ein feiner Trichombesatz auf den Zuckerblättern; stellenweise fallen leichte violette Farbtöne an den Blatträndern auf. Besonders schön finde ich diese Woche den Blick auf die einzelnen Blütentriebe – vom Gesamtaufbau bis zu den glitzernden Details. 📸