Three Ladies

Chopped the morning of March 2nd after two days dark period (and before lights on time.) Line-dried entire plant for a week. Then cut off her huge budding branches, trimmed off the larger fan leaves and left her hang out another 4-5 days. Once her thicker stems kinda' snapped and broke when bent she was trimmed up and jarred.🙌🙌🙌😎 This strain is worth growing again. GDP responded well after topping and didn't seemed to mind the LST and defoliation sessions. She grows nice and vigorous during the vegetative cycle. But beware of her stretch after the switch to 12/12, she can about double in height. Keeping good nutes available for GDP to munch on throughout her life cycle is crucial for a successful harvest. Happy tree, happy me! A couple mild flushes during transitions and plenty of Cal.Mag will assist in keeping this lady healthy. Towards the end of flower production GDP packs on the weight and becomes insanely frosted up with precious milky-white trichomes. Supporting her bulbous nugs via trellis should be predicted... I'd say crucial. The aromas of grapes, berries and cream wafting from this sweet beauty can really make your mouth water. Rock hard, dense flower production makes these sugary sweet buds a prime treat for anyone. She's an easy lady to please and will be dropping another bean this summer... Anything that can help keep our minds off the crazy world we live in is a plus for all. Yet we hope and pray for those affected/fighting the Covid19 virus... We love you all! 🙏💚🙏