Dutch Passion & friends

9/13- Week TWO...here we go folks! Yanked the #2 Meringue as she was still 1/2" tall, and not really showing me that she wanted to catchup to her sister. As a matter of fact, she was just plain stuck on stupid! When I pulled her out she barely had any root at all which explains her non-existent growth!😳 9/16- Autopilot now- water when dry, foliar spray every third day. 9/19- End of Week 2 and the girls are raring and ready for Week 3....are you?😎👍

9/20- Week 3! All the girls are doing great! They continue on 'autopilot' just getting de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.2-6.5 @ 74 deg. when dry. The decision was made to lose the #2 Dutch Passion Meringue. After 3 1/2 weeks she was still under 1" tall and it wasn't worth the effort/time/soil and nutrients to keep her in the run...C'est la vie! 225 ppm straight/360 ppm with CalMag+ added 9/23- Only watering every third day right now as I'm making sure they're dry in between watering's to keep their roots searching for moisture (big roots=BIG plants!). The Meringue #1 has drooping leaves that appear a bit wrinkled. I checked her medium ph and moisture level and found she was WET! Going to let her dry out, check her medium moisture daily and monitor her health closely. 9/26- The Meringue is making a recovery, albeit very slow (she was really upset). All the other girls are rockin and rollin especially the Seedsman Peyote Wi-Fi that's 4 days behind the others, at 18 days old she's gonna be a beast I can see it already! The #1 Dutch Passion White widow is another to watch. She has just a perfect structure with a really stout main, tight internodal spacing, is super vigorous and if she's anything like the last White Widow by Dutch Passion that I ran...look out!

9/27- Week 4! The Dutch Passion and Seedsman cultivars continue with their explosive growth and phenomenal structure, while the others are quickly catching up both in size and beauty! Continuing with watering when dry. The Meringue is continuing her painfully slow recovery, but at least all her signs at this point are positive ones! 9/29- All are now out of Solo cups and into larger pots. I coated the plugs and new medium with Great White root stimulator. All of the girls have now been topped for the first time with the exception of the FastBuds Gelato auto to which all I'm doing is LST. 10/1- All are doing great including the Meringue which I let dry out for 3 days, only giving her light foliar spray daily. She's not 100% yet but looks way better then she did previously! I adjusted the LST on all plants and removed a few of their original cotyledon leaves that had turned yellow along with a couple of other leaves that were either turning yellow or impossible to train. Continuing to water when dry with de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.2-6.5 @ 74 deg. 10-3- Well all in all it was a good week! The Dutch Passion Meringue is well on her way to recovering from being overwatered. The rest of the girls are enjoying having basically the whole tent to themselves, as all but the Zkittles #3 auto is left from the previous run.

10/4- Week 5! The Meringue is turning out to be one of the one's to watch as she's overcome her previous issues and is well on her way to struttin her stuff! The other ladies are all doing great as well and are receiving de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.2-6.5 @ 74 deg. when dry. They all also are still getting daily foliar spray alternating between ph'd straight water, and the same with 1/tbsp. per gallon of Neptune's Harvest Seaweed Extract added. 10/6- Foliar spray today with straight de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.4. Did some light training on some of the bushier girls. All looking phenomenal! 10/8- Foliar spray today with straight de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.3. Gave the first feed to the FastBuds Gelato since she's beginning to flower. Made up 1/2 gallon of 78 deg. de-chlorinated water to which I added 1/2 tsp Fox Farms Big Bloom and 1/2 tsp Fox Farms Grow Big liquid nutrients then ph'd the solution to 6.3, 400ppm 800EC. This dosage is slightly below half of the recommended dose but I'll work up to that, keeping an eye on how they react. After giving the FastBuds Gelato approx. 4-6oz., I divided the rest equally between the other girls. 10/10- Transplanted the remaining girls into 5g & 7g fabric pots, then watered all in with de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.3 @ 75 deg. 225ppm. LST'd the ladies that were transplanted and adjusted the rest, then tucked shade leaves to expose new shoots. Onward to Week 6!😎👍

10/11- Week 6 here we come! Watered all with 1/2 g de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.5 @ 74 deg. with Fox Farm Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom added. Adjusted LST and tucked leaves. 10/13- Watered all with 1/2 g de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.3 straight. Ordered Engineering Essentials Stem Repositioning Kit to use for LST. 10/15- Engineering Essentials Stem Repositioning Kit arrived today. Fed all with 1/2g of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farm Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom added which gave a ph of 6.5 @ 75 deg., installed the LST kit which looks like it's going to work well...we will have to see! The Meringue continues her comeback and looks better every day. I have noticed with her that she gets tired around 4-5 hours before lights out and droops her leaves, come morning they're all 'praying'....weird!😏 10/17- Watered all today with 1/2g de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.2 with 5ml/g of Botanicare Silica Blast added. All are handling the nutrient dosage well so I'll continue feeding at the current ppm and ph. Two more weeks of veg and these girls are gonna be ready to get the party started! Onward to Week 7! 😎💪

10/18- Fed the ladies today with Fox Farms Grow Big/Big Bloom/Grow Big mixed in 2 1/2 gallons of de-chlorinated water @74 deg.. After adding the nutrients to water I checked the ph and, as always with these nutes and my well water, the ph was 6.4...perfect! I divided the 2 1/2 gallons between all 10 girls then followed up with 2 1/2 gallons of straight water ph'd to 6.3 @ 75 deg. and divided that between all. This amounts to 1/2 g for each of the girls. I adjusted the LST on the WW, PP, PL and Meringue and tucked leaves on the remaining ladies. I'll let them go tomorrow without water to dry out. 10/20- Watered with 2 1/2g de-chlorinated water @ 75 deg. with 5ml/g of Botanicare Silica Blast added ( *Note: Silica Blast RAISES the ph one full point) and ph'd to 6.4. The Meringue is the fussiest cultivar, she's always either thirsty, hungry or tired and I'm doing all I can to keep this young lady happy. All the other girls are loving the nutrient/light output levels and in another week I'll be giving them another 100w of light. I topped the PP, WW, PL and Peyote Wi-Fi for the second time and took out some of the shade leaves that were blocking bud sites. 10/22- Only thing the ladies got today was a heavy water of de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.2 @ 74 deg. at .75g each. 10/24- Week 7 coming to a close is bringing a ton of anticipation for the upcoming flip in another 2 weeks! Heavy feed/water for all today. Fed .6g to each of dechlorinated water @ 75 deg. with FF Tiger Bloom/Big Bloom/Grow Big added to give a 1400ppm DS @ 6.4 ph which I have found using these nutrients removes the need for me to adjust the ph as EVERY time it has been 6.4-6.5 without fluctuation. When I water/feed I first use my pump sprayer set on 'Fan' and just wet the medium in all the pots. Then when I water/feed the liquid gets absorbed much faster than if I just dumped the liquid into the pots. I water/feed right around the base of the plants and let it get absorbed through the rest of the pot until I just start to see runoff at the borttom of the pots. I did a little maintenence adjusting some LST and removing some shade leaves blocking budsites.

10/25- Week 8! Two more weeks and it's FLIP TIME! Then thing will really start heating up in the 4x8 Gorilla! Today was a dry out day for the girls but I did adjust the LST on a couple and also pruned out a few of the shade leaves to open up the light penetration. Tomorrow they'll be receiving a lite water of 5g de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.2 @ 75 Deg. with 15ml/g Neptune's Harvest Seaweed Extract and 3ml/g Botanicare Silica Blast added before checking ph, the Alchemist PH Down was used to bring it to 6.2 10/27- Today I 'lollipopped' all the girls up about 1/3 of the way from the base. I also removed all the little 'suckers' and leaves in the lower third of the plants. No water today-letting the roots breath, checked pots by lifting them. The girls will be getting fed tomorrow with 1g each of de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.4 with Fox Farms Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom added to give 1200ppm, except the Seedsman Peyote Wi-Fi as she is showing very slight nute burn on the very tips of her leaves so I'll cut back the ppm's on her feed. I now have the HLG 650R's pulling 545w at the wall and the girls are loving it! Flip is in two weeks, next week I'll remove all shade leaves except for the two big ones at the top of each branch, and most of the lower bud sites that will never produce decent buds. I'll also be adjusting the timer on the lights to 15/9 for the final week before going to 12/12 but it will depend on how tall they are at that time as it will speed up them going into flower at the expense of less stretch. So, if the girls are still fairly short I'll go form 18/6 right to 12/12 which will allow the max stretch from them...we'll see. 😎👍 10/29- Today was a 'dry out' day with the only girl that need a drink was the #1 Dutch Passion White Widow and I gave her 1g de-chlorinated water @ 74 deg. ph'd to 6.3. I went through all the girls and adjusted LST, tucked shade leaves and exposed as many nodes as possible. The HLG 650R's are now pulling 1086w at the wall. I won't crank them up anymore until the second week of flower. 10/31- 💀HAPPY HALLOWEED!!!👻

11/1- Week 9 here we go! Going to give the ladies a few days to recuperate from the massive de-foliation and chiropractic treatment they received yesterday then I'll flip them to 12/12. I started yesterday by going from 18/6 to 16/8, with the thinking that it will tell the plants that the season is ending and they need to get busy! They were also given a feed yesterday of 1/2g each of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Big Bloom/Grow Big/Tiger Bloom added which resulted in a final ph of 6.3 @75 deg. with a 1400ppm TDS @ 2.4 EC. I'm waiting on a CO2 setup to arrive at the moment and I'm hoping it gets its ass here soon as I want to definitely be running it as they transition into flower to get the most benefit from it. I already have the tent plumbed with supply line and am waiting on the tank/regulator and a Autopilot CO2 Controller w/remote sensor to keep an eye on everything. 😎👍 11/3- Lite water today with 1 tbsp. per gallon Neptune's Harvest Seaweed Extract added. It was then ph'd to 6.3 @ 74 deg. using Alchemist PH Down. I installed the CO2 system today- Regulator/Solenoid/#20 tank purchased from Growers House and an Autopilot APC8200 CO2 Controller with Remote Sensor from Hydrofarm along with 25' of perforated 'CO2 Rain' tubing which I ran completely around the inside walls of the tent (and behind each of the 4 fans in the tent) at a height of 36" to allow the CO2 to fall onto the plants since it is heavier than air. I mounted the Autopilot Remote Sensor on the middle rear tent pole @ 24" high. I located the tank in the closet which houses my IdealAir AC unit and a board mounted on the wall that has all of my electronics on it (Timer, watt meter, exhaust controller, power supply, back-up exhaust control). I mounted the controller on the electronics board, then connected all the lines, turned on the tank/adjusted CO2 flow to .5 cu ft./hr. and powered up the Autopilot. I set the CO2 output to 1000ppm with a 200ppm window. I'm running the tent with the AC Infinity Cloudline T6 set on 3 and the IdealAir AC unit set on 72 deg. which now is giving a temperature range in the Gorilla 4x8 of 77 - 84 deg. @ 55% RH even with the HLG 650R's now cranked up all the way!😎👍 Needless to say...the ladies are freakin LOVIN it! I swear you can almost watch them grow, and the FastBuds Gelato is starting to get frosty...can't wait to see how/if the light schedule change will affect her negatively or have no effect. Getting ready to go to 12/12 on 11/5 and I've slowly reduced the daylight hours over the last 1 1/2 weeks from 19/5, to 18/6, to 15/8 and lastly to 13/11 the day before the 'flip'. 😉 11/5- Flipped the girls to 12/12 today! We'll call tomorrow Day 1 of flower. No water today, as all were still slightly moist 2" down. Started supplemental UVA on the left side of the 4x8 where the FastBuds Gelato is, as it's in flower. The ladies are absolutely LOVING the CO2 they are receiving now! I swear they're growing 1-2" a day and I've never seen them 'praying' like they are now...some happy girls! 11/7- Day 2F - All were fed today .5g each of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Grow Big added for a final solution of 1400 ppm / 2.4 EC / 6.2 PH @ 74 deg. I did up the amount of Tiger Bloom by 5ml/g and reduced the dosage of Grow Big by 5ml/g to up the PK for them. All are looking fantastically happy with the CO2 at 850-1100 ppm and tent temps running 76-84 deg. with a RH of 52%. 😎👌

11/8- Gave all de-chlorinated water today as they're all getting thirstier as they get bigger by the day in their stretch. I added 5ml/g Botanicare Silica Blast to the 2g water which was ph'd to 6.6 @ 74 deg. and administered it via pump sprayer. They are all growing at an incredible rate with the Dutch Passion Meringue pushing up 3 inches in two days! They're all praying, have great color and no pests, deficiencies or other apparent issues. 11/10- Here we go into the tenth week and the first full week of flower! The girl's are healthy as can be with great color and stamina. The WW's and Meringue are the tallest in the tent, but I'm sure the others will catch them shortly judging by their rate of growth which is explosive at this time. They were given 3/4 gallon each of de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.8 @ 75 deg. preceded by 1/4g of de-chlorinated water with Dr. Zymes added to hopefully kill the remaining Fungus Gnats and eliminate that issue once and for all!. The environment remains on point with day temp's running 75-84 deg. and night temp's 72-74 deg., RH is 55% which I'd prefer a bit higher to get a better VPD in the 4x8, CO2 levels are consistent at 890-1105 ppm VPD running in the mid to high 12's 11/12- Gave the girls a feed today consisting of 2g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Boomerang/Microbe Brew and Open Sesame for a solution strength of 1500ppm 3.0EC and a PH of 6.5 @ 75 deg. (which required a good bit of PH UP to bring it up from the 5.7 it started at). I also went ahead and LST'd all using cushioned horticulture wire and removed any remaining nodes and leaves from the lower 1/3 of them. They all remain healthy as hell with great color and vigor. The Fungus Gnat issue hopefully has been resolved as I administered a dose of Dr. Zymes insecticide/fungicide to the entire run...we'll see in a few days how it works! 11/14- End of week 10! Fungus Gnats are adios! All the girls have increased their water intake, drinking 1g/day. On non-feed days I'm adding 3ml/g CalMag+ and Sledgehammer to their usual de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.4-6.7 @ 72-75 deg. All the girls in the 4x8 were starting to get unruly so I thought it best to pull everyone out and give the tent a quick cleanup and take care of a few maintenance chores (change pre-filter, re-hung on 3/4" thick boards to enabled raising/lowering, adjusted cold air intakes) then I installed a trellis net to be able to control these wild and crazy ladies!😎👌

11/15- Start of Week 11 and Week 2 of flower!😎👍 Unbelievably, the Lima Lemons CBD from Heart and Soil Project started showing male attributes so HE is no longer with us! 😁 Ladies were all watered with 1g de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.5 @ 74 deg. and had 3ml/g CalMag+ as well as 5ml/g Sledgehammer added to it. They're all really getting their stretch on and without the Lima Lemons in the tent they have a bit more elbow room! Gave the girls a heavy water today of 1g each de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.4 @ 72 deg. with 5ml/g CalMag+ and 5ml/g Sledgehammer added. They are all extremely healthy and vigorous. 11/16- Fed the girls today with 1g each de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms liquid nutrients ( Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Grow Big/Root Drench/Boomerang/Open Sesame). To mix my nutrients I fill my watering container 1/2 way then, one by one add nutrients stirring between (if using Silica I add it first and let it sit for an hour then add the rest of the nutrients) adding the granulated/dry nutrients last (Open Sesame). I then check the ppm/EC and dilute if necessary to reach the desired number. I then proceed to adjust the ph of the nutrient solution for a final ph of 6.2-6.5. This feed had an EC of 3.0 / 1800 ppm on a 500 scale and a 6.4 ph @ 74 deg. (this nutrient combination now ends up with a 5.6-5.8 ph before I adjust, whereas when using just the main three nutrients (Big Bloom/Grow Big/Tiger Bloom) the solution always ended up at 6.4-6.5 and did not require adjustment. 11/17- Watered a couple of the girls that were light when lifted. Gave each 1g de-chlorinated water with 10ml/g Microbe Brew added, then ph'd to 6.4 @ 72 deg. The 1g each saturates their pots just to the point of a slight runoff which they seem to enjoy. The Meringue and Peyote Wi-Fi are the heaviest drinkers and are dry and light daily even after receiving a 'water to runoff' the previous day, which is why they're the two biggest in the tent...hungry biatch's! The Poochie Love's and White Widow's aren't slacking on their water intake either, although because of their size I expect this. 11/19- Light water day- I'm now going by tilting the pots onehandedly as I'm used to the feel of dry vs wet by now and find the ladies appreciate the individual catering as well! They received de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.3 @ 72 deg. with a 5ml/g shot of Fox Farms Root Drench and 1/4 tsp/g of Fox Farms Open Sesame. I dosed the nutrients light as they'll be getting a feed tomorrow. They're all going through their 'stretch' right now, some faster than others, and eventually will all be through the trellis and trained to completely cover the 4x8 in beautiful canopy. That canopy is super important as they're LOADED with bud sites which should create a beautiful flowery canopy, which has me super stoked!!!😎👍 11/21- The pots and the girls are telling me that today will be a 'dry out' day, as all are still fairly heavy to the 'tilt', 'praying' hard and looking fantabulous! I'll check them in the afternoon when I turn on the UVA and give them a drink if they need it. Moving forward, things shouldn't be as boring as they are currently as the flowers will be doing nothing but getting BIGGER and prettier from here on out!😎👍 Week TWELVE here we come!!!💪😎

11/22- Week 11...Let's GO! Fed the all the ladies today 1g each of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms liquid/granular nutrients (Tiger Bloom/Big Bloom/Grow Big/Open Sesame) The FastBuds auto received a slightly different nutrient mix (Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Beastie Budz and Bembe) added for a final solution strength of 1400ppm with a 3.0 EC on the photo's / 1600 ppm's with a 3.2 EC on the Autoflower with both ph'd to 6.3 @ 75 deg. They are all super healthy and I really haven't noticed any issues or deficiencies (including no more fungus gnats!). As I said all are doing really well, the Dutch Passion Meringue has literally exploded and could literally take up half of the 4x8 if she was spread all the way out! The Poochie Love's, White Widows and Peyote WIFI are all for lack of a better word, BEAUTIFUL and are loaded with bud sites! It has become a daily chore to keep all of the bud sites clear so they get light to them, but one I thoroughly enjoy and look forward to each and every day as it gives me 'quality time' with the girls to really look them over and address any issues, should they arise, before they get out of hand. 11/24- I let the ladies dry out yesterday and by days end while I was in the tent doing some 'plant maintenance' I could see some of the smaller inside leaves starting to slightly wilt so I had their 'breakfast' ready for them early today! Fed all 1g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms liquid/granular nutrients added (Big Bloom/Grow Big/Tiger Bloom, Bembe & Open Sesame, the Autoflower got the same but substituted Cha Ching granular for the Open Sesame) which gave a final solution of 1400ppm's 3.2 EC for the photo's, and 1700ppm's 3.4 EC for the Gelato Autoflower. Both solutions were ph'd to 6.4 @ 73 deg. afterwards. I'll start cutting back on the Auto's ppm's in preparation for her finishing up in the next few weeks. This Gelato Autoflower is a learning experience for me as she enjoyed an 18/6 light schedule up until two weeks ago and now is dealing with a 12/12 schedule. From what I've researched going to 12/12 will slow down the plant so instead of being just about finished now, she's got another couple weeks to get herself together and finish stacking out those lovely cola's she's sporting! The photo's are all still in their stretch and increasing their bud sizes by the day, and they are all loaded with bud sites! The Meringue continues to amaze me with her turnaround from all the issues she had previously, to the absolute giant she's become...ufb!😁 11/26- HAPPY DANKSGIVING! 11/27- 11/28-

11/29- Week 13...Here we go! The tent is getting ready to blow up in flowers! Watered all today with 1/2g each of de-chlorinated water with 5ml/g Botanicare Silica Blast added, then ph'd (Alchemist PH Down) to 6.4 @ 74 deg. All the girls are both looking fabulous and are building mass on their buds daily which are getting frosty already! The FastBuds Gelato has a week or less to go and all she's been getting, and will continue to get, is plain ph'd water to flush her. I've been checking her trichomes daily and currently they're 90% milky with just a couple of amber showing near the upper portion of her. I'll continue daily checks until they're all milky then stick her in the dark for 48hrs. with ice packs laid on the medium to chill it. (I've been doing this my last three harvests and have definitely noticed a marked increase in the trichome production since using this technique). The White Widow's and the Poochie Love's are all killin it, stackin buds and gettin frosty! The Peyote WIFI is a thirsty biatch and never seems to stop stretching. She's got a ton of bud sites and I can't wait for her to start stacking those flowers! 11/30- I let all the girls dry out today (lifting the pots to tell how wet they are). All I really had to do today was tuck a couple of shade leaves here and there and sing to my girls (which I hope they enjoy!). 12/1- Fed all today (with the exception of the Autoflower) with .75g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms liquid/granular nutrients added (Tiger Bloom/Big Bloom/Grow Big/Bembe/Open Sesame) to achieve a final solution of 1600ppm's 3.0 EC @ 75 deg. , then ph'd to 6.4. I gave the FastBuds Gelato auto 1g of de-chlorinated water with 10ml/g of Fox Farms Sledgehammer to help out her flush. I checked her trichomes again today and she still has a day or two left before going dark. The rest of the girls in the tent are doing awesome, stacking their buds and frosting up nicely! The Seedsman Peyote WIFI and Dutch Passion are the two thirstiest out of the bunch and they always seem to want a drink, especially the Peyote WIFI which literally wilts her lower leaves at the first sign of thirst! 12/2- I raised the HLG 650R's up as high as I could get them which puts them both @ 30-34" above canopy which, after doing some additional research, is going to give the best overall coverage of the entire tent. I also lowered both Hurricane 16" fans down a bit to clear the lights and adjusted the cold air ducting behind them. The changes have made a noticeable improvement in not only light coverage/avg. ppfd, but also in the average high temperature in the tent which is now maintaining 78 deg. with the AC Infinity Cloudline T6 controller set on '3' and the IdealAir 14K btu air conditioner set to Low Cool @ 70 deg. RH is 50-55% and the CO2 levels run between 1300-1500 ppm's. The ladies are LOVING it and it really shows in their vigorous growth and rapid flower development! No water today, tomorrow will be a 'flush' day for the FastBuds Gelato autoflower and the photo's will all get de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Sledgehammer added ph'd to 6.4 @ 72-75 deg. with a 300 ppm 0.6-0.8 EC 12/4- Girl's had their water with Sledgehammer added yesterday (I also hit them with 5ml/g of Botanicare CalMag+) and are looking beautiful today...Lush and lovely! No water today, they'll get water with nutrients tomorrow. The HLG 650R lights are now at max height in the tent putting them 30-34" above the current canopy. *note to self: install the extension kit on the 4x8 before the next run! Light coverage from the pair of 650R's in the Gorilla 4x8 is absolutely phenomenal and the ladies are eating it up! They're all really forming super nice bud structures (especially the White Widows, Power Plants and Poochie Love's), stacking tightly, and starting to really get frosty with strong aroma's developing in all. They're stretch is just about over at this point and all their energy is going into bulking up! The FastBuds Gelato Autoflower went dark last night (after a Christmas photo shoot!)😃 and will remain in cozy 44% RH 65 deg. darkness until the evening of the 6th when she'll get chopped and hung. 12/5- Fed the ladies today with .75g each of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms nutrients added (Grow Big/Tiger Bloom/Big Bloom/Bembe/Beastie Bloomz) for a final solution strength of 1750 ppm's / 3.4 EC / 74 deg. with a final ph of 6.4. they are continuing to stack their flowers nicely and have a decent amount of 'frost' forming as well making them very sticky ladies! They've spread out nicely in the trellis and have pretty much filled it out. The Dutch Passion Meringue continues to exploit her corner of the 4x8 in all her bushy glory! Her shade leaves and stems are turning a pinkish/purple shade on them with the center portions of the leaves remaining a healthy green for a beautiful contrast of color. I believe the coloration is genetic as opposed to being deficiency related as she is growing vigorously and appears extremely healthy. The White Widow's and Poochie Love's continue to impress with their beautiful flower structure and abundant trichome production. Seedsman's Peyote WiFi is growing well although she will be the first to let you know that she's thirsty by quickly wilting her lower leaves, which perk up within 5 minutes of receiving water (she's always been a extremely thirsty girl!). Her flowers have a unique appearance with the leaves being very thin and spidery. Her trichome production is not as plentiful as the other ladies but being a 10-12 week finisher has plenty of time to get sticky! The next few weeks will be so much fun with the holiday's upon us and the ladies will be really bulking up, gaining weight and getting prettier by the day....Stay tuned for all the action! 😎👍

12/6- Today was a 'dry out' day as after 'lift checking' each pot they were all gtg for another day. They're all looking spectacular and are really starting to show off their stuff! 12/7- Watered all today with 1g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Big Bloom and Open Sesame added, then ph'd to 6.3 @ 74 deg. with a final solution strength of 450 ppm 1.2 EC. The remainder of my time is spent on the occasional leaf tuck, as I'm not trying to remove anything at this stage of flower, and maintaining an ideal environment in respect to RH, Temperatures, CO2 levels and VPD. It seems as though the ladies put weight on daily with each morning bringing pleasant surprises! The FastBuds Gelato Auto came out of her 72 hours in 'Dark Jail' with ice packs on top of her medium, got chopped and hung. I ran the RH in my drying room to 46% the first 24 hrs. because she was wet when she went dark and I want to knock down some of the moisture in her. I'll raise it to 55-60% for the remainder of the drying period keeping temperatures at a constant 56 deg. 12/9- Fed the girls today .75g each de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms nutrients added (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Beastie Bloomz) for a final solution strength of 700ppm 1.4 EC @ 71 deg. which ended with a 6.3 ph without need for adjustment. They are continuing to stack on bulk to their flowers and producing copious amounts of trichomes. All stretching has ended, so from here on out they'll be putting all their energy into their flowers which are PLENTIFUL!!! 😎👍 The Dutch Passion Meringue has taken on a pink hue that started in her stems and has progressed to her leaves. I'm sure it's genetic as she's healthy as a horse, always thirsty and taking nutrients without complaint. Her flowers are forming in classic Meringue fashion, small tightly stacked nugs glistening with trichomes! All the other girls are stacking and pouring on the trichomes giving each strain its own unique aroma that's impossible to not spend time smelling each one...beautiful! 12/11- The ladies received .75g each de-chlorinated water with 10ml/g Fox Farms Sledgehammer added to help flush out any excess nutrients. They'll have a 'Dry Out' day tomorrow, then a good feed on the 13th to start Week 15 off strong!💪 The frost continues to accumulate as well as the stacking/bulking up of their flowers which are really a sight to behold....beautiful! The Dutch Passion Meringue continues to express beautiful pink and red hues throughout the entire plant. The visual of the pinks and reds contrasted by the bright green she's got has a Christmas vibe to it. I checked with Antonio (one of Dutch Passions Master Growers) and asked about whether there were phenotypes of the Meringue that expressed similar coloration and he advised that yes, in fact there are pheno's of reds, pinks and almost black coloration. I sent a couple of pic's of her to him and he confirmed, and commented that she was looking beautiful! All of the girls are such a joy to just look at every day as each has their own individual personality, structure, appearance and aroma! 12/12- Here we go Week 14 coming to a close with the girls really starting to show off...Week 15 promises to bring more of the same, with the girls continuing to bulk up their flowers and produce frosty coatings of sticky trichomes!😜 Today was a 'Dry Out' day after their heavy watering yesterday. Tomorrow we'll start Week 15 off strong with a good feed for them.😎👍

12/13- Here we go...Week 6 of flower and shit's gonna be happening from here on out to harvest! Now it's more important than ever to make sure that everything is on point, and I mean EVERYTHING: Temp's/RH/co2/VPD/Water and Nutrients. All is critical at this stage as the girls are pouring everything they have into their flowers and anything that upsets them will have a direct negative affect on them. They were fed today .75g de-chlorinated water with a starting ppm of 100 with a 0.2 EC. To the water was added Fox Farms Nutrients (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Bembe/ChaChing) to give a final solution strength of 1700ppm's 3.4 EC @ 74deg. with a final ph of 6.2. They get watered with a 2g pump sprayer with a hose and wand attached from which I remove the spray head so that it gives a steady stream. It comes in handy, and I water them right at the main trunk and let the moisture soak up and outward through the entire pot. The Meringue is continuing to turn beautiful shades of reds and pinks and the #2 White Widow pheno is expressing some pink tips on some of the sugar leaves on her flowers. The Seedsman Peyote WiFi is stacking like hell and some of her shade leaves have turned yellow as she uses up nutrients in them. After todays heavy feed we'll see how she responds in the next day or so. The Poochie Love's are smokin' hot! Man I LOVE this strain, what a couple of beauties, vigorous and tolerant of just about anything you can throw at them. 12/15- Took down the trellis net today...I was using the braided nylon type, as it was what I had, and couldn't stand seeing the fucking fibers from it sticking to all of the 'fruits' of my labor and love so down it came!😡 It was, of course, a royal PITA to remove it trying to avoid further deposits of fibers from it dragging over the plants...so happy it's gone! All the girls appear to share my joy as they are looking sexy as hell!😍 They're getting watered daily now with 3/4g de-chlorinated water ph'd to 6.2-6.5 @ 72-74 deg. With the Dutch Passion Meringue and the Peyote WiFi from Seedsman seeds are the two thirstiest of the bunch and always seem to be thirsty and aren't shy about letting you know! Today all that was added was Fox Farms Boomerang (final ph of 6.2 @ 74 deg. 500ppm / 1.0 EC) to help with the stress they encountered during the trellis removal. All of the girls colas are stacking like crazy and getting huge with heavy trichome production, especially on the Dutch Passion Meringue and Whit Widow, as well as the Archive Seed Poochie Love's. 12/17- Today was feed day, they all drank up 3/4g de-chlorinated water (the Meringue and Peyote WiFi got 1g each) with Fox Farms nutrients added (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Bembe/ChaChing) to reach a final solution strength of 1400ppm's 2.8 EC at a 6.3 ph that was adjusted up using baking soda. Day temp's are maintaining a range of 78-82 degrees and night temp's I've dropped to 64-67 degrees for the final 3-4 weeks of flower to get that beautiful 'fall fade'. I've had to stake up the branches on the Peyote WiFi and White Widow #1 as their colas are so freakishly large they're bending the branches completely over (no...I don't miss the trellis net!😠) and actually split one on the White Widow that I had to administer some First Aid to (don't worry...she'll be just fine!). The variety of aromas coming off my girls is amazing and goes from piney to gas, to sweet/fruity...just mouth watering. I wish you could smell them, I'm sure you'd smile a big toothy grin!😁 12/19- I know I said it before...but I really dislike trellis nets! 😆 So as an added PITA after removing it, the stalks on the Meringue, Peyote WiFi and White Widow #1 are too weak to support the weight of the massive cola's they're sporting. The netting supported the branches and as a result they had no need to stiffen up the way a plant without support would do. I went ahead and staked all three to give the stalks/cola's support. Unfortunately when I was working on the Meringue one of her stalks coming off the very bottom of the main stalk broke off clean at the main trunk.😖 Never accepting defeat easily, I cut about 4" off the stalk, jammed it in some Clonex Gel and stuck it in a 1g pot with coco/perlite, then watered it in thoroughly. Eight hours later its leaves are still not drooping so I'll keep my fingers crossed and see what it looks like tomorrow. Pisses me off to have it happen as there's probably close to 1/2 oz. of flower on it...oh well, not the first branch I've broken, and more than likely wont be the last!😎 Straight de-chlorinated water today, .75g each with 5ml/g Botanicare CalMag+ added then ph'd to 6.3 @ 74 degrees F. They are looking like Rock Stars and are only going to get better from here on out...hang on!

12/20- Here we go into Week 7 of flower! All the girls have some huge colas now and still have 3-4 weeks to go. In the next couple of weeks they're going to swell up dramatically ending up with some GINORMOUS colas on them by the time they're finished! Everybody received .5g de-chlorinated water with Botanicare CalMag+ added, then ph'd to 6.4 using Alchemist PH Down with a strength of 300 ppm / 0.8 EC @ 74 deg. I tucked a few shade leaves and rotated each 1/2 turn. I also added another stake to the Meringue and Peyote WIFI as they both have some drooping branches....damn heavy buds! 😆 12/22- The girls had a 'dry' day yesterday, today they feast! Each lady received .75g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Nutrients added (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Bembe/ChaChing) that was then ph'd to 6.4 @ 74 deg. with a solution strength of 1400ppm 2.8 EC. The cola's are getting bigger by the day and are ROCK HARD! 12/24- Christmas Eve! Today the girls received .75g each de-chlorinated water with 5ml/g Botanicare CalMag+ added then ph'd to 6.4 @ 74 deg. using Alchemist PH Down. They are really stacking now and getting very aromatic! The Dutch Passion Meringue is one of my favorites in this run, she's got such beautiful coloration and even though her buds are on the small side (which is normal for this strain) they are absolutely rock hard, dense as hell and SUPER sticky with a strong sweet/gassy aroma. The #2 Poochie Love pheno is a 'show stopper', frosty with beautiful color and a classic structure! Thank goodness she has strong branches as her buds are swelling, putting on weight to the point that, in the fan breeze, the entire plant has that 'sway' to it caused by being so top heavy. The Dutch Passion White Widows are two of the prettiest in the tent. They have expressed slight differences between pheno's, with the #1 looking more Indica with tight node spacing and huge overweight cola's, the #2 is taller with wider node spacing and has more of a Sativa appearance to her with a lovely pink hue to her flowers. The Peyote WiFi is now starting to turn up the gas. She's a bit behind the rest in veg and has matured her flowers slower than the other ladies. Her colas are now stacking and swelling up, gaining density and getting very sticky! Her coloration has always seemed a bit off to me, having a lighter hue of green to the leaves and yellowing of shade leaves which isn't due to deficiencies or over abundance of nutrients/PH or Lockout as I've checked everything from the medium up. She's absolutely happy and healthy so we're gonna let her do her thing and we'll see what she looks like in a few weeks when she's done!😎👌 12/25- MERRY CHRISTMAS ALL!!! 😎🙏 12/26- The ladies got fed today with .75g of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms nutrients added (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Bembe/ChaChing) and then ph'd to 6.4 @ 75 deg. Some of the girl's are starting to get a little fade on some of their older shade leaves now and have a little burning on leaf tips, but nothing I'm concerned with. Going into Week 8F will be starting their flush as they are all 9-10 week finishers. Let's get our butt's over to Week 8! 😎💪

12/27- Here we go Week 8 flower which means we're ALMOST there! Flushing will begin after their next and last feed in three days, then they'll have roughly a week or so left....the excitement builds! 😎👍 Today was a 'dry' day for the girls, just a lot of chitchat and listening to music! 12/28- The girls got .75g each of de-chlorinated water with Botanicare CalMag+ added and then ph'd to 6.3 using Alchemist PH Down - 300ppm 0.8 EC. Their colas are continuing to stack and get enormous, and I am guessing the 1400-1500ppm's of co2 their receiving has something to do with it along with the 1300 watts of HLG love raining down from my two 650R's and lets not forget the nutrients they've been feasting on from Fox Farms! 12/30- Today was the girls last feed. They received .75g each de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms nutrients added (Tiger Bloom/ChaChing *I'm waiting on more Big Bloom & Bembe) and then ph'd to 6.5 giving a solution strength of 700ppm 1.4 EC @ 74 deg. I decided last night to cut the light schedule back to 10/14 for the last week or two to start inducing some stress on them and then give them 72 hours in the dark before harvest. The reduced light schedule and then dark period will really have their trichome production going into overdrive! The #2 Poochie Love, Peyote WiFi, White Widow's and Meringue are all starting their fade and I'm sure the other Poochie Love won't be far behind. I don't know if her being in the back corner has anything to do with why she's a little behind her sister, or possibly just be a phenotype difference which is the more likley reason. Everyone's trichomes are getting really close and I'm now checking them daily thinking that there may be quite a few spending the first couple of days of the New Year in the dark! 😎👍 1/1/2021- 😎 HAPPY NEW YEAR! 😇🙏 1/2- There goes Week 8... and now we're 'rounding the final 1/8th pole'! Flushing begins on the Meringue and White Widows as they're about a week or less from the chop., The Poochie Love #1 hasn't shown any signs of fade, whereas her sister is beginning hers. The Peyote WiFi still has a week before starting her flush as she's a 10 week cultivar. The Peyote WiFi has incredibly tight node spacing resulting in very 'hairy' looking cola's with leaf tips sticking out all over them (what a bitch to trim!😵). All in all Week 8 finished well with a beautiful range of coloration in the 4x8 ranging from bright greens to deep maroon's and purples...Week 9 promises to be epic! 😎👌

1/3- Here we go...Week 9! The #1 White Widow phenotype is a day or two from going dark as her growth has slowed dramatically and her trichomes are just about perfect! The #2 WW isn't far behind her sister...maybe 1-2 days. The Dutch Passion Meringue will be the next one in line to go dark (Gotta love staggered harvests!😐), her flowers are rock hard, have amazing coloration and are completely covered in glistening trichomes! The Peyote WiFi is a 10-11 Week cultivar and still has some stacking to go. The two Poochie Love's are 10 Week strains with the #2 appearing to be ahead of her sister with a fade starting compared to her #1 pheno sister, who is still vibrant green with snowy white stigmas. The White Widow's and Meringue will get straight ph'd water with Fox Farms Sledgehammer added to flush up until they go dark. The other girls will continue with one more feed this week, but at a reduced ppm, then will begin a flush to prepare them to go dark for 72 hours before harvest. This will be an exciting week for sure....and BUSY! 😉 1/5- The White Widow #1 and Meringue went dark tonight for 72hrs. The rest of the ladies continue to be monitored daily and are not far behind. The #1 Poochie Love pheno looks like it will be the last to finish, right behind the Seedsman Peyote WiFi. Of course, it would be nice to have the last three finish together but slim chance...lol! 😆 Today was a 'dry' day as all were still moist enough. 1/7- Today the Poochie Love's and Peyote WiFi got fed with .75g each of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms nutrients added (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Bembe/ChaChing) and the ph'd to 6.5 with a final solution strength of 800ppm's 1.6 EC @ 74 deg. The White Widow #2 received .5g of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Sledgehammer added @ 10ml/g and then ph'd to 6.5 with a strength of 50ppm's 0.4 EC as she was dry and will be 3 days without starting tonight when she goes dark tonight for 72hrs.. Her coloration is phenomenal, perfect structure and frosty as a winter morning!....She's READY! 😎👍 1/9- Week 9 is in the rear view mirror, all the girl's except the Poochie Love's and the Peyote WiFi are either hanging or are in the dark prior to hanging. I upped the dark period on this run to a full 72hrs. to see if there is a noticeable difference in trichome production. I previously put my girls in the dark for 48hrs. with noticeable increases in trichomes...very curious to see what, if anything, an additional 24hrs. will result in. The #2 Poochie Love is starting her fade, the #1 is still bright green with white stigmas and is continuing to stack her monstrous colas. The Peyote WiFi is happier now that I've added five more stakes to her, helping to prop up her huge colas that are so heavy they're bending over in every direction without support. She's coming along nicely, stacking and frosting up. I am guessing that she'll be getting real close to ready by the end of Week 10, possibly along with the #2 Poochie Love. It's looking like the #1 Poochie Love will be the 'Last Girl Standing' and is shaping up to be a showstopper! 😍👌 I gave the remaining girls their last feed of .75g each of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms nutrients added (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Bembe/ChaChing/Sledgehammer) which was then ph'd to 6.6 giving a final solution strength of 800ppm's 1.6 EC @ 74deg. From here on out to they're done all they'll be receiving is de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Sledgehammer added at 10ml/g to flush out any remaining nutrients in their medium allowing them to use up any remaining nutrients before harvest to ensure a very tasty end product! 😎👌 ONWARD TO WEEK 10!!!! 😛

1/10- HEEAAR WE GO...WEEK 10! The remaining three ladies should be starting to wind down now. The Seedsman Peyote WiFi is a 10-11 week cultivar and looks to be right on schedule, the Poochie Love's can run up to 12 weeks but I think the #2 phenotype will be close to ready by weeks end. The #2 pheno, however, is not quite as close and she could run a full 11 weeks and I'll be watching her closely. The three girl's were fed today with .75g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms nutrients added (Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom/Bembe/ChaChing/Sledgehammer) then ph'd to 6.6 giving a final solution strength of 800 ppm's with an EC of 1.6 @74 deg. Daytime tent temp's remain constant @ 78-82 deg. and I'm running the night temp's down to 64 deg. with negative tent pressure while the co2 is off, tent RH is in the low to mid 40% range which is lower than I would like (because of the effect on VPD) but the cola's on these ladies are so huge and dense I don't want to create an friendly environment for any unwanted pathogens. 1/12- The three girls had a day off of water yesterday as they were still moist. Today the remaining ladies received .75g of de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Sledgehammer added, to assist with their flush, then ph'd to 6.6 @ 74deg. I'm checking trichomes daily now and the Seedsman Peyote WiFi and the #2 Poochie Love pheno are getting close with 80-90% of their trichomes now milky. I'll wait until I just start to see amber trichomes to signal when they'll be going dark for 72hrs. The #1 Poochie Love's trichomes are at about 70% milky now so she's got probably a good week to go and will be the 'Last Girl Standing'! 1/14- The girls were moist yesterday so I didn't water them. Today they each received .75g de-chlorinated water with Fox Farms Sledgehammer added. I checked the trichomes on all three and will continue to keep close watch on them as the ripeness window is only 3-5 days, 3 of which will be in the dark, so it's very important for me to stay on top of their development! The #1 Poochie Love continues to stack her colas, which a couple are approaching 4" in diameter and are so big you can't get your hand around them. Oh, did I mention that they are so dense and frosty! The aroma from the Poochie Love's is a gassy funk with a unique sweet hint to it....captivating! The Peyote WiFi has a deliciously creamy, sweet smell that will make your mouth water! We're almost there folks! 😎🙏 1/16- Gave the ladies .75g each de-chlorinated water with 10ml/g Fox Farms Sledgehammer added to flush. The Peyote WiFi is no more than a couple of days from being ready with the #2 Poochie Love close behind. The #1 Poochie Love is starting to fade slowly and will be the last to go dark. The girls hanging in the 'Drying Room' are continuing to shed their moisture. Temperatures in the room are in the low 50's with 50-52% RH. The Meringue is looking like she'll be ready for trimming possibly tomorrow, definitely by the 18th.👍 The others will be finishing up later next week, after which the last three girls will be getting hung in their places. Week 10 is in the books...Onward to Week 11, the final week before harvest!😎🙏

1/17- Week 11...Patience pays off! The Poochie Love's are so lovely, with perfect structure and so frosty! The Peyote WiFi is just about finished with her stacking and is just about ready to go in the dark along with the #2 Poochie Love. I'll be checking the trichomes on all three later today when I turn off their UVA supplement to see where we're at. It would be super sweet if these three finished up together so they could just stay in the 4x8 for their 72hr dark period which would free up space and generally make life easier in the 'Dry Room' whish is getting ready to be busy with the first round of trimming. Girls were all still rather moist today so no water. I did rotate all three 1/2 turn and removed some dead, or almost dead shade leaves. Damn, these girls all have really well formed and HEAVY cola's on them and they are all just covered in trichomes! I checked on the hanging ladies today and they are all looking epic, sparkling with trichomes and are so dense! The Meringue may be ready for trimming later tonight, definitely by tomorrow night...can't wait to see the results of this beauty!😎🙏 1/18- Well, I checked the trichomes on all three girls today and the Peyote WiFi and Poochie Love #2 are spot on, the #1 Poochie Love phenotype's trichomes are all milky with hardly any amber showing. Based on that I decided to kill the lights after tonight and give them 72hrs. of darkness in the 4x8. I did give all three .75g of de-chlorinated water with 10ml/g Fox Farms Sledgehammer added for their last water/flush which will carry them through the upcoming 72hrs. without having issues. I Trimmed the Dutch Passion Meringue today as well and was pleasantly surprised by the final...check out the Harvest Report on her! The other girls in the Dry Room are getting close to being ready for the scissors with a day or two to go! The Dry Room conditions remain optimal with temp's of 52-54deg. and 52% RH. 1/19- The Peyote WiFi and both Poochie Love's went dark last night after verifying their trichomes were where I wanted them. They'll be in the dark for 72hrs. 1/21- The Peyote WiFi and both Poochie Love's got hung this evening. Considering their size I'm estimating12-14 days to hang before they're ready to trim & jar. Dry room conditions are optimal with temp @ 54deg. and RH @ 52%. 1/23- The White Widows are trimmed and in jars. Just waiting for the last three ladies to get dry, then another 2-3 days in 'Trim Jail'...😂 1/27- The Peyote Wi-Fi and both Poochie Love's are still hanging, 6 days in, and are coming along nicely! The Peyote Wi-Fi's lower buds all seem very airy/Larfy and I'll more than likely just shuck the lower portions of her for sifting and Bubble Hash. The Poochie Love's buds are fairly dense and covered in trichomes. I cant wait for them to finish out their cure and get a taste of these beauties! 😎👌

Growing this cultivar started out quite challenging with her going through a daily major wilt that took a bit to figure out what she wanted. In the end I realized that she was just very fussy as a youngster (wanted a TON of water and didn't like the 18 hour long days). Once she matured she continued to be a 'drinker', drying out her 10g pot daily. She grew tall and proud, handled up to 1400ppms 2.8 EC of nutrients without skipping a beat and ended up with a marvelous dark maroon coloration with hints of red that were contrasted by the heavy, frosty coating of glistening trichomes she produced throughout the last 5 weeks of her 9 week flower. She does have really wide node spacing so prepare yourself for daily 'leaf tucking' to ensure the lower canopy gets enough light. All in all she was an absolute joy to grow, taught me a couple of things and provided some of the most beautiful, pungent, dense and sticky flower I have grown! I WILL be growing this genotype again and would recommend it, especially to experienced growers as she can be a bit finicky. The breeder recommends 30-45 day veg and advertises an 8 week flower. I vegged her for 60 days and flowered her for a full 9 weeks, the last two of which had the light cycle dropped to 10/14 to further induce trichome production (which along with the 72hrs. of dark apparently worked) which is a reminder to you new guy's that Breeder times are not 'cut in stone' and are a 'general recommendation'. Always know your plant and check the trichomes to determine exactly when the ideal harvest time has arrived as so many variables can affect harvest times. Grow Strong! 😎🙏

I've cultivated this strain several times now and it never fails to please! Both of my pheno's were grown in 7g fabric pots with a 70/30 Coco/Perlite mix and fed Fox Farms nutrients up to a maximum of 1400ppm's and had supplemental co2 added at 1200ppm's. I vegged them 60 days, topped once at Day 28. At day 45 I installed a trellis net which stayed up until the middle of flower, when I decided to remove it as it was leaving fibers on the flowers. In hindsight, because of their height of only 24"( these, they didn't ever need the trellis anyway. I started them on a 18/6 light cycle, then flipped it to 12/12 @ Day 61, then went to 10/14 for the last three week of flower. I utilized LST throughout their entire life cycle and had to tie some of the main branches to others to prevent them from snapping due to the weight of the cola's this strain produces. The cola's are things of beauty with this strain due to her tight internodal spacing and give off an unmistakable pungent aroma that's spicy, earthy with hints of lily's and vanilla that you won't soon forget, and when cured properly it only gets better! The tight flower structure also makes this strain a joy to trim. I wet trim all of the larger leaves before hanging, and when dry the few sugar leaves left can be literally just flicked off with minimal touchup required to achieve buds with awesome 'bag appeal'. All in all this strain from Dutch Passion checks ALL the boxes... Easy to grow, moisture/nutrient tolerant, disease resistance, smell/taste/effects...an absolute joy to cultivate and it will always have a spot in my future runs!😎👍

Go get some of these beans from Dutch Passion and I GUARANTEE you won't be disappointed!👍 Derived from 80's F1 stock this is an extremely stable, and easy as hell to grow cultivar. Grown in 7g fabric pots in a 70/30 Coco/Perlite mix under 630w of HLG love from above. I started them on a 18/6 light schedule for 60 days of veg, then flipped to 12/12. For the last three weeks of flower I changed to 10/14 on the light schedule and added 4 hours a day of UVA light to enhance trichome production, finished them with a one week flush and 72 hours in the dark before they were hung to dry. They tolerated up to 1400ppm's of Fox Farms nutrients without complaint and were supplemented with 1200ppm's of co2. This strain yields HEAVY, the aroma she gives off will make your mouth water and she hits you like a hammer....HARD!😵 After 2 weeks of cure she's got a strong as hell pungent, cheesy aroma. The bag appeal is an 11 and has an incredible taste profile, leaving that skunk/diesel taste on your palate for 4-5 minutes... ridiculous strain!😎👍

I germinated these by soaking in water for 24hrs, then into Solo cups. Once sprouted and a week old they were transferred to 7g fabric pots filled with 70/30 Coco/Perlite. They were given Fox Farms nutrients throughout their lifecycle and were flushed at the end of their 60 day veg, four weeks into flower and at a week before harvest. They grew under HLG 650R's with UVA bars and were supplemented with co2 with a Hydrofarm/Autopilot co2 system. Temperatures, RH and VPD were constantly monitored daily and kept optimal throughout the vegetation and flower cycles. They were started on a 18/6 light schedule with 800ppms of co2 for the 60 day veg, then flipped to 12/12 and 1400ppms of co2. Finally, I dropped the light to 10/14 for the last 2 weeks of flower and finished them with 72hrs in the dark before being hung to dry for 9 days at 52-54deg. and 50-52% RH. They tolerated all the way up to 1800ppms 3.2 EC of nutrients without showing ANY negative signs and drank their fill twice weekly with alternating dry and straight water days. This was one of the easiest strains to grow and I'd Highly recommend it to anyone who loves a good Sativa!😎🙏

Peyote WiFi is the result of crossing the strain WiFi (The W‪hite x Fire OG) with Peyote Purple, which is a phenotype of the colorful Bubba Kush. The Indica dominance is reflected in its structure as she grows into a plant of medium size with broad, typically Indica, leaves, although this girl exhibited more of her Sativa lineage, growing taller than expected, having long/slender leaves with a high leaf to calyx ratio and going 80+ days in flower before she was finished. This is a big-yielding plant putting out over 1/2 pound of beautiful flower with high THC levels and copious amounts of resin. If you're growing indoors, keep in mind that when you flip this strain it has a fairly long 2-3 week stretch so match your veg times to how big you want her to end up. I vegged her for 60 days and she ended up @ 36" tall. After they're flipped you can expect harvests being ready about 75 to 80 days later. I fed her up to 1800 ppm 3.2 EC of nutrients and supplemented co2 from 800ppm during veg to 1400ppm during flower. She was started on a 1/6 light schedule, flipped to 12/12 after 60 days and dropped to 10/14 for the last two weeks of flower before being put in the dark for 72 hours before hanging to enhance trichome production. Yields are expected to be in the range 500 - 650 gr/m2, I ended up with a total of 320g on mine. Outdoors it needs a long growing season although cultivators in higher latitudes can benefit from a greenhouse environment. Yields outdoors can reach up to 1500 gr/m2. During this run I didn't have high expectations for this strain because her structure really did not look like the other phenotypes I've seen but, in the end she really surprised me with a killer yield of some super resinous, chunky buds that I'm looking forward to getting some awesome yields from the rosin press! I did end up with quite a bit of larf and sugar trim but no worries as it's going to be making some sift and bubble hash that's going to be FIRE! All in all I would definitely recommend this strain for anyone from beginners to =experienced growers as she's a easy grow, pest and disease resistant, provides killer yields and is an awesome smoke!