Kali-weedster

<span class="link_user">@BarneyRumble420</span>, Thanks mate! it&#039;s been curing for 3 weeks now and has quite a nice flavour!:grinning:

<span class="link_user">@GTools</span>, you&#039;re welcome buddy, oh nice I&#039;m glad to hear that :fire:

<span class="link_user">@Kruqkruq</span>, Thanks growmie! it&#039;s the first time I had one llike that, so I guess it is not that frequent. I was wondering where I had done sth wrong. The other 3 Autos in the same run, reached the normal size for topped and LST Autos.

<span class="link_user">@therealgrowmie</span>, thanks! finally she&#039;s harvested and dried, just a few more days of curing and then i&#039;ll transform some of it, rosin and QWET!

<span class="link_user">@Kirsten</span>, for the feedback :pray: I got lucky, after an good initial start, I managed to give her too much light, and misinterpreted the yellowing as some nutrient deficiency...:relieved: That mistake, I will notdo again. Never stop learning. So After 3-4 weeks suffering, I finally found out and took the necessary measure, just hang the light higher :sweat_smile:

<span class="link_user">@Fast_Buds</span>, hello plz :pray:check out my ohter diary, a beautiful Purple Lemonade Auto

<span class="link_user">@Fast_Buds</span>, Nice final outcome, even before proper curing it&#039;s already a treat for the senses! Do you know about two different phenos for this strain? I had a long and lanky leaves an the other one short, broad and stocky

<span class="link_user">@WonderJo</span>, thanks buddy! The strain is well worth a run, recently had some coming in after the last grow! REally nice to taste it again! Good luck and keep flying high :sunglasses:

<span class="link_user">@ChubbyBudBros</span>, they get 5-6 litres twice per week, full dose of Biobizz, every watering. This allows a little run-off, check the pH of the run-off. If it is too high close to or above 7, water with pH 6.3. Here the plants are are doing fine and they&#039;ll start drinking less, I&#039;ll be going down to 4/5 l, then 3. Towards the end of flowering they take up less water.