Gorilla Jealousy F1 (Seedsman) Stayhighッ

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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 5
HST
weeks 5
Topping
weeks 5
14 liters
Pot Size
1.2 liters
Watering
5
Week 5. Vegetation
2d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
20 °C
Solution Temp
14 liters
Pot Size
1.2 liters
Watering Volume
65 cm
Lamp Distance
Sense63 Gorilla Jealousy F1 (Seedsman) Profile Breeder: Seedsman, feminized, photoperiod Genetics: Gorilla Glue x Jealousy, with Jealousy being a cross of Gelato 41 and Sherbet from Seed Junky Type: balanced hybrid Flowering duration: 9 to 11 weeks Total duration: about 15–19 weeks from germination with 6–8 weeks of veg THC: around 24% or more Aroma: earthy, funky diesel, with skunk and pine Buds: green to light green, very resinous, good for extracts Special feature: robust and mold-resistant Phenotypes: not officially described by the breeder. Expected are a gorilla-heavy direction (lighter, stretches more, diesel and earth) and a jealousy-heavy (darker, compact, sweeter and creamier). Soil and Nutrients Pot: 14 liters, 2 BioTabs Substrate: Biobizz Light-Mix with Biobizz worm humus Additives: BioTabs Startrex, Mycorrhiza, Bactrex, Orgatrex Current Status (10/05/2026) Age: about 5–6 weeks from germination Veg duration so far: about 5–6 weeks, not yet switched to 12/12 Training: topped, LST with wire Growth: compact, short internodes, wide fingers, several equally strong shoot tips Leaf color: bright lime green, new growth vigorous Health: no spots, no pests, no burnt tips Outlook: 9–11 weeks until harvest after switching Weekly Update The Gorilla Jealousy F1 from Seedsman is in veg and is about five to six weeks old. It's growing in a 14-liter pot in Biobizz Light-Mix with worm humus, along with two BioTabs and Startrex, Mycorrhiza, Bactrex, and Orgatrex. It has been topped and is being trained flat outwards with LST to create an even canopy. The growth is compact with short internodes and wide leaves. It is lighter green than its neighbors, but the new growth looks healthy and vigorous. No deficiencies, no pests.
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