Sweet Seeds Green Poison F1 Fast Version

Summary - #2 looks like the leader in rate of development and robustness. Smelled like oranges early in week but now more creamy and no hint of orange specifically. Verdict is in. I definitely left too much of the undercarriage, but this was to be expected after making too much of the opposite error with preivous crop. Just one more notation per donor plant I need to keep. How well it responds to lollipop and how many nodes to leave when pruning it off. This’ll all get organized - formative stages. I’ll have and extensive profile about each life cycle and best practices for each. Pictures are 6 full weeks into bloom. ------------------------- 69 / 35 Days - #2 is exceptionally resilient. Slowly showing symptoms in undercarriage and developing faster than the others. Gave each a little elevated N above rootball in an effort to slow their degradation, and #2 got a bit of regular feed just to keep everything on the same page. 70 / 36 Days - Removed all the sickly leaves. Is it shedding or starving? Outside of that concern, just another day in the garden. Fairly heavy in PM. Top is fairly dry. Going to water tomorrow. #2 still setting the pace and still the healthiest. Showing some signs of cannibalization of undercarriage but delayed and slower rate even at this point. My money is on this one. Still hoping it can finish in ~8 weeks or less, but chances are dwindling. I don’t have this smell in the garden, so a new flavor is intriguing in any reasonable timeframe. PM - #2 looks nug-like at extreme tops in a small area and underneath looks promising. #1 is stepping ahead of the rest too, but solidly behind. #2’s calyxes look frosty even in their immature state. They all look frosty for a bit now, especially when pulled out for watering away from 80cri/3000k grow lights. I’d have to really f^ck up at this point to screw up any of these plants. #1-3 may test that but I don’t foresee any problems with the amount of foliage they have. Easy-sailing… I don’t see a major quality difference in any of them, so the robust one relative to my grow room and methods is 99% likely the keeper - sweet and fruity sounds good to me. I can get her taller like the two on left of box with different intensity of light. 71 / 37 Days - Moved #2 to front. Fertilized all with 1gallon. I have a week of good weather. Hopefully I can make a raised bench or 3 for the grow areas and get some proper drainage. Watering as I am currently is taking too much time. Guessing 2 days before next irrigation. Once dry on top give ½ dose. 72 / 38 Days - #2’s progression alleviates concern of excess light causing early maturation. #1 is still ahead slightly, too. More certain it is a typical 55-65 days flower period each day. 73 / 39 Days - I smell oranges as I get in for a close, early scope on #2 -- Amended: Weird what a difference in a day as it smelled creamy after 40days. Won’t be bud-like by 42 days unless a miracle happens. Pictures will be 42 24-hour cycles. Can only sit and watch, so no big deal. 74 / 40 Days - #2 is trying to make me eat my words, but not likely. See a hint of cannibalization of canopy in spots, but it’s thick. I’ll let it shed some leaves before cranking nutes. I hate to give a ph’d only dose at this point in flower, but without proper drainage the minor issues I see could easily be lockout-related. Should take longer for next irrigation than previous as it was a bit early, but I don’t think the sealer will be dry in time. 75 / 41 Days - Looks great. Think any issues I saw are normal shedding and a bit too long between watering. Adapt and move forward. Still quite heavy today.