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Nothing like a beautiful little sapling popping out of the soil to start your day off right. I can't wait to see what potential she has in store for us to all see. Best wishes growing her. I'll pop in in a few days to see how she's come along. Should be fun to see how you train her. Cheers!
What are your nutrient plans? Do you intend to train her or top her? Anything fun in store for her?
@Mike_Dank, True, though it depends on each plant. Some grow massive while other phenotypes stay short and bushy. Regardless it'll be nice to watch how she turns out. Best wishes buddy :D
@DabCrab, feeding green planet nutrients, only gave her one half strength feeding so far. Not planning to train or top. From what I understand its not recommended for autos due to short life cycle.
@Eurus, Thanks for the tips. Im somewhat new to growing autos and really surprised at how little nutrients they need. Ive only fed these twice, both times with half strength nutes. Noticed it about a week ago roughly same time it started flowering. Have fed straight water since then.
hmmmm.... looks very tasty, they sell this over the counter in our local weedshop, your quality looks superior (and we know, homegrown tastes better)
let us know the weight, very curious
I'm busy with the a sapling that is originating from the same strain, i let mine grow horizontally, using LST, i liked the idea of having low plants and am still in the phase of playing around with it.
My seed is from the Dizzy Duck seedbank (changed names to dutch delight seeds). Their weedshop is a 20 minute walk from our place.
I really like this strain, it has a pleasant smell, kinda sweet and not skunky at all, in my opinion.
Your flowers are finishing already, since you're ahead a bit, i can watch and learn.
Such nice bud on her!
Mike_Dank
