NL • Pink Gasoline • Eleven Roses

goldskunk123 These three have had a pretty unusual start. They sprouted in early July while I still had another grow finishing under 12/12, so they basically never had a proper indoor vegetative schedule. During that period I would simply move them to the window to give them a few extra hours of daylight. They only went through one transplant, starting in medium-sized pots with a mix of All-Mix and Light-Mix and then moving into their final larger pots, roughly around 10L, filled with All-Mix. The final transplant was done on July 25th, the same day I decided to leave them permanently under 12/12. About one week after the flip, all three were topped 😂 So this run has basically been a strange mix between vegetative growth and early flowering from the beginning. To make things even more chaotic, they’re still sharing the tent with two older plants that are finishing their flowering cycle, so the environment has been a bit of a mixed-stage jungle. So far they haven’t had any bottled nutrients at all. The soil has been doing all the work. Only on the latest watering did they get CalMag and enzymes for the first time. Despite the unconventional start, all three are looking healthy and developing nicely. Northern Lights is in the front, Pink Gasoline on the left, and Eleven Roses on the right. Let’s see where this weird little experiment takes them. 😄

goldskunk123 Week 3 of flowering 🌸 The stretch is starting to slow down and bud sites are forming nicely, with fresh white pistils everywhere. Eleven Roses is the bushiest and most vigorous, Pink Gasoline is more open and noticeably lighter in colour, while Northern Lights is the tallest with a classic Christmas-tree shape. Three very different structures, but all progressing well!