What a enjoyable and delightful ride with this Lady. I have two Beans left, which will get a own Diary in a bigger Pot. Definately a beautiful strain, she didn't turn red but she got a hint of rosy colours on a few blossoms.. very nice... she's still in the dryer and smoke report will come the next days.
Resiliant Damsel i have to admit. It was my first grow on Coco and she definately hadn't got perfect conditions.
But all in all she developed to a beautiful micro plant😅..
I mentioned a very heavy and intense smell which overlays the scent of the other 7 Ladies 🤣.. so get a good Filter in case you want to raise her, you'll need it!
I'm looking really forward to have her in a decent pot to grow her as she deserves it....: 1:
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@@OimRausch, hey man. I could be wrong but those little leaves around the flowering sites (although could just be genetic) are normally because of high nitrogen levels or revegging (uneven hours of lights) 👍🌱
@Fruitgrower,
Thx 4 the input.. nutes were increased shortly, and colour in daylight is good... could you give me a bit more context? Shape of the leaves, or colours?🤔
Servus
OimRausch
@@OimRausch,
My runoff EC/ppm would always be lower than what I feed them, considerably lower, like feeding 600ppm and runoff would be 400ppm. Maybe that’s also cuz I use RO water and probably the type of nuts would also make a difference. I definitely thought, holy shit, some hungry ladies I got here! 😄
Good luck with your grow.. Looks nice! Solo cup grows are fun.. Ive done a few.. Check out my page if you'd like.. About 1-2 weeks from harvesting an ETHOS Early Lemon Berry in a 32oz McDs cup!
