GT Crops Colombian Gold grow

First week of this grow, we have some unique growing conditions. We are growing in a close sq m with 2 meters of height. It gets very hot and maintains the RH just right. All we do is spray them twice a day to keep the RH at the proper percentage.

Here they have 12 days after they sprouted and are growing nicely, the survivors of our seedlings are doing great! Soon they will be transplanted into a 3 Gallon pot to help out with their veg and LST and other training techniques.

Here they are in their day 18 they were growing quickly and we decided to make the transplant into 3 gallon pots to have them in a nice place for a good veg. At this point no lst has been made or any type Of training just watering with ph water and top crop nuts deeper underground and top veg right after the transplant. Our 2nd pheno had stretched a lot from keeping them from a further distance from the light and we had to help it our with a tooth pick. Now it's growing nicely!

Here our plants have 4 weeks and are growing very nice. They have been topped and applied LST and also one of them we super cropped and snapped the stalk in half. We taped her up and she recuperated perfectly. I think it actually made her flourish! Shes the one in the white pot, I believe you can see the tape as well. By this time we only cut off the first set of leaves that turned yellow, We're waiting until they get a little taller to top them again and keep the LST through out their life time!

Here we have our 2 phenotypes from our Colombian Gold landrace strains. They were getting kind of bushy so we has to defoliate and apply some lst. All the branches we topped are growing great and this plant bounces back from training fast! We should transplant this week then next week move into the flowering light cycle and get these girls to stretch out in out grow room! Stay tuned, not too many growers go for this strain but its 75% sativa and has a pontent smell already, I cant wait to see those buds!

At this point they have grown out of their 3 gallon pots and we transplanted them into a 15 gallon but only filled with roughly 13 gallons of soil. We have 2 different phenotypes, 1 is very uniform and even the other is lanky yet resilient. They both recover well from training and have a strong sativa "haze" like smell. I have been feeding them evenly and giving them great exposure to the light with our LST. About 2 days after the transplat we did some lollipopping and more lst to get that light to penetrate and help these girls grow nice and big. For week 7 we will begin flowering, stay tuned!