FieryFingers

These plants had some lovely colors in late flower and they ended up yielding a decent amount.

I love the way this strain came out. It didnt get very big.. but man was it potent! It has a very gassy/citrus profile and has quite a bit of bite to it :facepunch:

Love this light. I get some nice dense buds under this thing.

I get good light coverage with nice and dense nugs from this light. And it doesn't put off a lot of heat so it's easier to control the climate of my grow.

This strain turned out amazing. Twistys seeds really named it appropriately. It has a nice sweet and gassy smell and the buds smoke smooth AF. I ran a couple grams through my resin press and the dabs are incredible. This plant ended up having nice and uniform nugs. It took well to LST and multiple toppings. It also ended up being a very heavy feeder. It was taking up to a gallon of water a day at one point. Finishing off at around 2 and1/2 ft and every bit as wide this plant produced 5 oz of some Grade A smoke my friends :sunglasses::fire::the_horns: 10/10 would definitely recommend twistys seeds and I will definitely be running a different strain from them in the future.

This light has been working out great for me.

This was a serious step up from the cheaper brand I was using. I love that it has dimmable veg and flower knobs to be able to dial in the spectrum that fits your space. Truth be told i left them cranked and they really did the job for me. I like coverage and the par. Overall pretty solid light.

This plant started popping pistols around day 17 and ended up filling out very well. It responded well to LST and it was a very heavy drinker for as small as it was. After checking the weight it's no wonder. Lol seriously surprised by this little plant. It's a very nice strain. 420 fastbuds did a nice job with this one :ok_hand:

I had two fastberry out of three seeds pop for me. Of the two, one was quite a bit smaller. It never achieved any lateral branching so it ended up being the smallest plant I've ever harvested at around 8 grams dried. The second plant ended up being a little bit larger. I tried LST on her and the lower branches never really caught up with the main cola. I ended up letting it go about halfway through flower so it could stretch naturally since it didn't take the LST too well and it finished around 34 grams. Overall it finished off very quickly and short and stalky.

The sweet and dandy worked out really well with the dry nutrients opposed to just straight molasses and the rest of the line works nice. I've used fox farm on a couple tangie plants from this same grow.

These 3 plants didn't give me any trouble. I didn't have any deficiency issues and after about week 5 they really started taking off. I usually run liquid nutrients but the dry nutrients worked out well indoors.