Tropical Fuel

Due to the pandemic, I was unable to update this diary weekly, but I recorded the results of the harvest with some photos and only now managed to update the diary. Of two plants, one was flowering with purple colors and the other with green colors both with same shape. Flowering went well despite the plants having to withstand a lot of heat. Happy Growing to all 🤜🤛🌲💪🙏💚

c'est du Exotic, toujours de la qualité... mais je dois avouer que ce n'est pas ma préférée de chez eux. Toutefois, la tropical fuel n'est pas commune avec ces arômes complexe de fruits leger, legérement fuel, un peu terreuse et acide en bouche. Niveau effet c'est une plante aux effets assés stone qui vous conviendra aux stréssés où encore aux mauvais dormeurs. Je pense que c'est une variété qui serait idéale pour pour le hash avec une formation de bud trés aérées aprés séchage.

We have come to the end of this cycle. The comparison between the plant fertilized with Hesi and the one fed only with decanted water, gave the results I hoped for. The unfertilized plant reached a total weight of 67.2 grams of still wet flowers, with an average weight per flower of around 5 grams. The plant fertilized with Hesi instead weighs 99.1 grams, with an average weight per flower of about 8 grams, 3 more than the non-fertilized one. I didn't take an actual length measurement, but at a guess, they measured about 6 inches in height difference. This is just to say FERTILIZE YOUR PLANTS! 😆 But back to us. The smell is reminiscent of Tropical juice, drunk behind a gas station. The diesel note is not very strong but present, an aroma that I don't like very much. The color is incredible, green leaves and calyxes ranging from light pink to dark pink, very particular and fascinating. 9 stars to this plant despite the diesel note, but it's just a personal preference. They withstood the drought tests well (or maybe laziness 😆) and held up really well to the end. Great genetics. See you in 10 days or so for the smoke report 🤘🤘🦄