Girl Scout Kush AUTO

Well damn, this Girl Scout Kush Auto from Pure Instinto turned out to be a real fighter. Day 1 as a seedling she already decided to pull a dramatic faint – fell straight over like “nah, I’m done”. We were ready to write her obituary, but nope… this stubborn little thing just shrugged, straightened up and kept growing like nothing happened. Respect. We threw her under a budget SF1000 (yes, the tiny one) and decided to test our rookie LST skills on her. Spoiler: we were not pros. She responded by exploding with primary AND secondary side branches everywhere. The canopy turned into an absolute jungle. We could’ve done a proper SCROG net, or at least used some stakes to keep those bends in place during stretch… but no, we let her freestyle. Result? A chaotic bush that the poor SF1000 could barely cover. Half the plant was basically living in the shadows, whispering “bro, turn the light this way”. Mid-bloom we finally upgraded to the SF2000 Pro. Better late than never, right? The buds started fattening up nicely after that, but yeah… we definitely left some yield on the table by not having the bigger light from the start. Chopped her at day 106 from seed (about 9 weeks bloom). She was mostly milky with just a hint of amber on the sugar leaves, but the main colas were still holding strong cloudy goodness. Could’ve waited longer for more amber, but with the fade kicking in hard we didn’t want to risk overripening. Still drying now, so no final yield numbers yet, (*update 230gr after dry trim,currently curing*)but she looks promising for a first-time LST auto under budget lights. Smells insane already – classic GSC cookie-dough + gassy OG funk. We’ve got 4 more seeds of this one left. Next round we’re doing it right: net, better light from day 1, and maybe less “freestyle jungle vibes”. Verdict: tough genetics, forgives rookie mistakes, and still puts out decent buds. Pure Instinto, you’ve got a keeper here. 10/10 would let her fall over again just to see her rise like a tiny cannabis phoenix.