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Adriplnks We finished the first week of these 9 Green Poison.

Adriplnks The girls are growing at a very good pace, we have transplanted them to 3-liter containers and started with the rooting hormone.

Adriplnks They grow very fast and with a very short internodal distance, this is promising 😁 I've done apical pruning and cleaned up the lower parts. We also started with the growth fertilizer and root cleaning enzymes.

Adriplnks Last days of growth, they are already at 20-25cm, time to switch to flowering. We also added a flowering stimulant (biotonex) and gom2, which contains proteins and mucopolysaccharides, that increases the molecular structure of the dermal tissue. I have done the last transplant to 11 liters. I also did another defoliation so that the light reaches the new shoots.

Adriplnks I’ve done another light defoliation and bent some of the branches using supercropping; with this, I’m almost filling up the entire space. I’m switching the growth fertilizer for the flowering one.

Adriplnks Photos on day 10 of flowering, we have done a more aggressive defoliation, as it was a big sea of leaves, this way we let light penetrate to the lower buds, I also bent some branches again in a supercropping style to get light to the deeper buds.

Adriplnks Unfortunately, I don't have any photos or videos from this week; I was pretty busy and only had just enough time to water them and tidy them up. In this 3rd week of flowering, they shot up incredibly, and now they have almost stopped growing and are focusing their energy on producing buds. I should mention that all the nutrients used are from the Cannaboom brand.

Adriplnks The whole space is already full, the girls are starting to produce little buds everywhere and the smell is becoming strong but sweet. Sorry for the video quality, but I hadn't planned on making the diary yet.

Adriplnks Having started the diary, the video quality is the best possible, with a mid/low quality mobile. Having finished their 5th week of flowering, they have formed some incredible tips, now they will start to fatten them up. They are also starting to release quite a bit of resin.

Adriplnks The 2 smallest ones are ahead and starting to mature before the others, they already have some brown hairs, and they're releasing an incredible amount of resin. The bigger ones with fatter buds are starting to bend, so I'm tying up the ones that can't handle the weight.

Adriplnks I'm still tying up some branches that are bending from the weight, and I’m starting the root flush, watering them with pH 6.4 water, using 32 liters per plant. I estimate that in about 20 days I'll give them the chop, the most advanced ones in about 10 days.

Adriplnks On day 54, the 2 most advanced ones are harvested, with 5-10% amber trichomes. The others have about a week or 10 days left. I'm still tying up some branches that are falling from the weight. The 2 that have been cut produced some hard and resinous buds, the others are on the right track. I've numbered them, from right to left, front to back. Numbers 1 and 2 have been cut. I've left some photos of the roots; they aren't very thick, but there are a ton of them and they're very white, a sign of good health. I've removed the largest leaves that aren't resinous; I'll be manicuring them in the coming days. Normally, I remove almost all the leaves, but they've resin-coated so much that I left some small ones that are completely white. I'll save the resinous leaves for making extracts and/or edibles. They weighed in wet at 296g and 218g, although I still need to remove a lot of leaves and branches.

Adriplnks On day 61, I cut the 7 remaining plants. Unfortunately, this last week of rain, and with the dehumidifier broken, the humidity rose to 70%... and with that, botrytis. It affected 3 tips of the largest ones, which I cut 3 fingers above and below the affected area and threw away to prevent it from spreading; it was 110g wet, about 25g dry, from the best and largest buds... such a shame, really. On the other hand, the plants have fattened up perfectly, and there are some very large and heavy buds, as well as resinous ones. Plants number 1 and 2, with 8 days of drying, were at the perfect point to put them in glass jars (opened for a few days). They are dry and crispy, but some of the stems still don't snap; for me, this is the perfect point to cure them, as the little humidity that remains inside comes out little by little, and instead of being completely dry in 1 day, we extend it to 1 or 2 weeks inside the jars, then I close them, and the curing begins. Plus, by doing it this way, the buds stay fluffier. They gave a dry weight of 57g and 31g.

Adriplnks Very happy with the harvest, this isn't the first time I've grown this strain and it never disappoints. They had a growth period of 27 days, and a flowering period of 54 days for the fastest ones, and 61 for the other 7, making a total of 88 days from germination to harvest. This time I've differentiated 2 phenos: -one has come out with bigger and fluffier buds, with a more fruity flavor leaning towards critical. -the other has smaller but rounder buds, and much denser, and in this one, the flavor would be very similar to a skunk. The yield has been very good despite having to throw away a few grams. I will try this strain again in a 1.2m cabinet to see if I can reach g/w with the sodium😁 P.S. in the photo, half of 1 and 2 are already missing, which were cut earlier, they are very tasty😋