KanOrganics

I chopped this massive plant down a week or two early, since the soil was old and depleted of nutrition. I then dried her for just over 2 weeks, and proceeded to harvest the seeds. This flower was not for consuming as I hand-pollinated it with B.O.G. Seeds - BOG Bubble, a pretty pure Bubblegum variety. Despite chopping it early before all seeds could mature, I'm still left with just over 3,000 fully mature seeds.

Unfortunately, I got really unlucky and this feminized seed turned out to be a male. This is only the second time in over 20 years this happened, but it's possible. This is not a hermaphrodite, but a pure male. So, I chopped her down and I'm starting over. I gave the strain a neutral rating because I don't want to blame anyone except bad luck.

We chopped this after 9 weeks and 2 days of flowering, despite only documenting 8 weeks here. We had some potassium issues early in flower, but was quickly remedied with a drench. She is a very heavy Potassium feeder compared to other plants I've grown. She finished beautifully though, a decent yield with dense nuggets that smell like sour fruit, and barely any larf.

First time trying this light, and I'm certainly impressed. This is my new favorite panel-style quantum board for a 3x3ft tent.

I ended up harvesting this small plant at the end of week 8, because it looked ready. I hung it in my garage and air dried it for 4 days, as I didn't want to risk cabbage loopers getting in my house and infesting my grow room (they will find it), like last year. We have cured it for about 2 weeks, and it is more than ready for consumption now. It has a nice rose color as advertised, and retained some of that through the curing. It was a fun to grow strain that was resistant to cabbage loopers and other pests, unlike most of my other plants outdoors. It also finished very quickly. This plant doesn't yield very much, but I think it would do excellent in a SoG indoor sometime. I'd grow it again for sure.

This diary is over. What I believe to be septoria swept over the whole solo cup garden this plant was sharing a tent with, except for this plant. It has good resistance, but that's just from sight. You never know. On top of that, another plant, pollinated everything in the tent today. It had a single anther split open when I checked it after I noticed large seeds in all of the 7 plants, this one included. Hermed on me. I think this was a sign to stop the grow early. I wasn't going to smoke any of it anyway, as the pathogen spread quickly, and I can't ever be too safe. No harm. Time to spray things down and start anew.

This diary is over. What I believe to be septoria swept over the whole solo cup garden here. On top of that, this plant, HUBA's Deep CHunk x The OG #18, pollinated the remaining 7 plants left. It had a single anther split open when I checked it after I noticed large seeds in all of the 7 plants. Hermed on me. I think this was a sign to stop the grow early. I wasn't going to smoke any of it anyway, as the pathogen spread quickly, and I can't ever be too safe. No harm. Time to spray things down and start anew.

This light runs a little hotter than the larger/higher wattage S33. Getting a replacement, but wow does it run hot. Maybe a fluke. Will review the next one with the next harvest and see.

We harvested this plant on the second day of week 10. Very easy to grow. Produces quite a bit for its size. After drying, we have 43.5g. I'd grow this again.

Well I chopped her 1 week ago, and she's been hanging to dry. Today, I trimmed her. The terpenes on this are through the roof, even after drying a bit warmer than I usually do, due to the climate/humidity this time of year. On the scale we have a whopping 145g (over 5oz) of dried and trimmed flower. This is by far the most I have yielded off of a single plant indoor, and it was an autoflower. I encourage everyone to grow in an organic raised bed some time. This was the first time I used a 45-gallon raised bed with my custom organic soil recipe, and she grew pretty large! This is going to give me enough medicine for a while. I'm very proud of the results. Dank citrus aromas engulfing my living space all day after that trim. I always let my flower cure for 4-6 weeks before sampling it, to really bring out the flavor and tighten up the buds. We will be back in 4-6 weeks for the full smoke report.

I didn't get to sample this, or see it grow to its full potential, so I gave it a medium rating. See week comment below for details.

We chopped her 6 weeks ago today, and has been curing since. Another win from Kannabia. This one is very very frosty.

We chopped her 6 weeks ago today, and has been curing since. Another win from Kannabia. This one is very very frosty.

High-quality tent with no light leaks after a year of use. Just what the plants asked for.

You can't go wrong with this lower-end light. It does the job perfectly every time.

What can I say? These two plants were a pleasure to grow, and even more of a pleasure to look at throughout the growing and curing process. I did a manual trim of the cured buds, since they originally went through the automatic trimmer due to time constraints. What is left is 19.5g and 11.5 of dense nuggets for phenotypes #1 and #2, respectively, fully cured after exactly 1 month after drying.

What can I say? It was a pleasure to grow, and even more of a pleasure to look at throughout the growing and curing process. I did a manual trim of the cured buds, since they originally went through the automatic trimmer due to time constraints. What is left is 13.5g of dense nuggets, fully cured after exactly 1 month after drying. We started with 19g after drying, so after removing quite a bit of extra trim and sticks, I'd say she made out pretty well! I apologize for the lousy pictures, as I just got a new phone with some strange settings I have to get used to. It's quite difficult to get a good shot like my previous one, so I took a bunch.