Marula Fruit - Pheno hunt

18x plants, clones 5x different strains 4x "Marula Fruit" plants, clones of female regulars I had some doubts this week. Trichome production is slow to start, and the plants have too many leaves. Some plants are clearly doing better than others, but I have certainly grown better varieties of RQS. 😕 But if you're looking for something unique, these regulars are excellent. 😍 All 5 of the brand new regulars strains of RQS are unique in their scent and aroma. 👍 In my original first outdoor culture of these regulars (see other diaries) the indicated harvest time of early October turned out to be totally unrealistic. 😠 That's why my goal now is to get some unique phenos of these ladies. This will certainly work. I have 4 Marilla Fruit plants and they are all very different. 😏 They do have a common aroma, but each plant has a unique scent. 😊 With this strain RQS has outdone itself. 😵 Ideal strain for phenohunters. 😄 MF # 2 has a very compact Indica growth pattern with wide and large leaves. After last week's heavy defoliation, the production of flowers and resins has gone completely wild. 👍The buds get fatter and stickier by the day. 😍 MF # 3 is more of the sativa type. Very slender hard leaves and dark purple stems. The fragrance is incredible and unique. 😮You imagine yourself in Mozambique, the country from which she inherited her sativa genes. 😎 The yield may not be that high, but the quality probably borders on the improbable. 😍 MF # 4 The least suitable pheno. An Indica plant packed with thick clusters of leaves that are very close together. The buds are hidden behind a lot of leaves. Flower formation starts very slowly. 😧 The scent is the most floral of the Marula Fruits. 😊 MF # 6 is a less successful hybrid type with an open structure, relatively few large leaves, many side branches, and small buds spread all over the plant. Wait and see how she develops further. 😶