Monster cropping. Bruce Kong

Celesto * I'm happy it's my first Monster cropping, I wanted to save a strain that I accidentally created. - I had a feminized King Kong from Dr Underground that got pollinated by a feminized Bruce Banner 3 from BlimBurn Seeds, which during the middle of flowering produced male flowers below the already well-developed female flowers; and it pollinated the surrounding plants. I managed to collect the few seeds I got from the King Kong flowers, which were KingKong.X.BruceBanner. I germinated the seeds outdoors but didn't take any cuttings. When it came time to flower, it produced not very big but very, very white resinous flowers that really smelled like sour cherry and strawberry with a Skunk background, it was really nice and I've never smelled anything like it before. I then took one of the very first lower branches that wasn't getting enough light during flowering with two or three calyxes and treated it like a normal cutting by soaking it for 2 weeks in water with a few drops of rooting gel, this helped the cut area heal and stimulated the plant to make roots. Despite that, it still finished flowering as if it were still on the original plant, and now, 4 weeks after the flower maturation ended, new branches are coming out of the flowers, I'm happy we can see two lateral branches coming up and a central stem coming out at the top ^^ it's funny to see that ^^

Celesto The branches are growing in all directions. The old flower disappears under the new vegetation. 💪👍😏

Celesto I tied its 4 branches around to do some LST on the branches. My little monster is growing well, I'm happy to see 5 branches coming out of the old Bud, I really like the shape it's taking.

Celesto Bruce Kong is growing, his LST is going to give it a nice shape. Can't wait to see it evolve 😋 it also has two trunks but has never had any Topping.

Celesto Mother box with personal setup for cuttings on top and mother plants at the bottom. End of the diary...... I woke up this morning and the top of my plant was covered in white webbing and lots of little dots were moving around in all directions. I was really pissed off, even though I know it can be treated with neem oil, I didn't have any on hand at the moment, and I had such a bad experience with mold before that out of fear of spider mites this time, I took out the torch and burned everything. Luckily, I had taken two cuttings that will succeed it.