We're finally back home, and the Balcony Jungle has definitely grown while we were away. ๐
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The first Appalachian Kush is now starting to form its flowers, so it looks like flowering is officially underway.
The plants have also reached a size where their large amount of foliage acts almost like a sail in the wind. With the strong and frequent winds we get up here, the little 11 L pots have started getting blown over.
For now, I've secured the pots with some Paracord as a simple temporary solution. ๐จ๐
I also removed some foliage and a few of the lower branches, mainly to make watering and working around the plants a little easier.
The Appalachian Kush plants are currently the biggest of the bunch, but there isn't a huge difference in size between the strains.
Even the Green Poison, which fell behind earlier in the grow, has managed to catch up quite nicely. ๐ฑ๐
The Golosa is still showing its unusual growth pattern as well. Its thick but flat main stem has now split at the top, forming two main tops instead of one. ๐๐ฑ
It's definitely starting to look like a proper Balcony Jungle now. โ๏ธ๐ฟ
The tomatoes have been keeping us busy as well.
We've already been harvesting them gradually for quite some time and have enjoyed several kilos of homegrown tomatoes so far. ๐
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They are honestly incredibly delicious, and the yellow variety has become our clear favourite.
Definitely one of the highlights of this year's Balcony Jungle. โ๏ธ๐
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