At the start of flowering, another two handfuls of chicken manure pellets and one and a half handfuls of potassium phosphate were added. A little fresh bark mulch was spread on top.

All plants are blooming and making lots of trichomes, and looking beautiful. The little one is blooming too, but not the same production. I am going to keep everything the same for at least one more week and see what the flowers look like then.

Looking good the 3 in front are a week behind the two in back! Buy chance 2 should be typ 1 hight THC plants and 2 should be type 3 plants 50/50 THC/cbd

Cha-ching!🤑 Added some to my fertilizer mix. Bubba looks better than ever, gradually growing pistils 😎

Day 13 from seed and she growing up so fast No feeds this week. Little water now n then, had to top up the soil as she was getting a little bit leggy. Lights running 50% at 45cm from to of plant 18 hour days. Extractor fan turned on today on low fire day light hours for now. Got a few fungus gnats, they are annoying but when don’t you get them. Let’s get it 💪🏽

I haven’t done enough study before I started, so at the beginning I used to water the plant way more than it needed to and he almost died.

Firstly, the video of the popcorn bud from the mother plant, is showing what’s known as xylem sap from a process known as guttation. I never new that until this. Additionally, I am sorry to have missed out on so much documentation. I can talk forever about my plants so this will be short and to the point. Fast vigorous growth. Very resilient and hardy strain able to shrug of cold damp conditions, and freezing nights down to 32 Fahrenheit. The immune system seemed to be very strong. Never did I find any pathogens or even pests! A few but those little ghost spiders really helped out. During harvest, a thorough inspection resulting in surprisingly clean product! Finishing with large “airy” buds with fat bracts covered in trichomes. A rich musky cheese smell that surprisingly tastes of berries! I suppose I’m getting ahead of myself. But I was able to finish cure and smoke test the mom before harvesting the clone. Finally: this fast 50-60 day pheno will continue popping new bracts up to 90 days!!!! Or at least the mother in the tent did. Also, the dry weight is an approximation as I’m not finished with trim.

This week went a lot better than last, although still not optimal. After last week's transplant they all did well, as you can see in the time lapse. They do all have one or more deformed leaves and a slight calcium deficiency but look otherwise healthy. Increased base water (RO+calmag) EC from 0.3 to 0.4, feeding 0.7EC in total. At the end of the week, the root systems looked very well developed and I transplanted them into their final 5L pots. Decent so far.

After 5 days of blooming I deleafed all the plants taking away all the lower level of internodes. What you see in the pictures is day 7 of flowering after the deleafing.

Week 3 tested us with some brutal heat—the garage hit 98°F and stayed in the 90s most of the week. I held off on training to avoid stressing her further, but despite the conditions, she pushed through like a champ. On Day 20, she officially hit pre-flower, with pistils showing at the nodes. And today, Day 21, I started gentle LST, giving her a soft first bend to open up the canopy. I’ll continue shaping her slowly over the next few days to avoid over-bending like last time. Watering was based on feel and pot weight. I gave her RO water three times this week—once with Cal-Mag—and she absorbed it slower than usual after I topped the pot with fresh soil. No signs of overwatering. To finish the week strong, I brewed and applied my first batch of compost tea (“Tea Party #1”) using worm castings, molasses, and fish emulsion. It steeped for ~18 hours with strong bubbling, then I diluted it 50/50 with RO and gave her a healthy feed to kick off flower. Despite the heat, she’s right on track. Week 4 starts tomorrow, and I’m hyped to watch her stretch and stack.

🌼 FLOWER WEEK 5: Bud Swelling & Trichome Production | AK-47 XL ​🌿 FLOWERING PROGRESS ​We have entered Week 5 of the flowering phase, and the AK-47 XL is fully focusing all its energy on bud development. The stretch has completely stopped, and the canopy is locked into a perfectly uniform structure across the Scrog net. ​Looking at the development this week, those white puffballs from the previous weeks are rapidly transforming into solid, dense bud structures. The stacking is looking incredible, with nodes growing closer together to form long, continuous colas. A visible layer of frosty resin is starting to coat the sugar leaves and calyxes, and the bright white pistils are standing up thick and healthy. The overall foliage is a deep, rich green, proving that the nutrient uptake is absolutely on point with no signs of fade yet. 📈 ​💧 NUTRIENT FEEDING & WATERING ​The feeding remains heavy and consistent to support the peak of flower development and the massive demand for phosphorus and potassium. ​Current Feeding Schedule (per Liter): ​Bio-Bloom: 2.0 ml/l ​Top-Max: 1.0 ml/l ​Bio-Grow: 1.0 ml/l ​Bio-Heaven: 3.0 ml/l ​Acti-Vera: 3.0 ml/l ​Calmag: 1.0 ml/l ​Parameters (Weekly Averages): ​pH: 6.3 ​Relative Humidity (RH): 59.0% ​Temperature: 30.0°C ​CO2: 657 ppm ​💭 GROWER'S NOTE ​👀 Status Report: Everything is on cruise control. The plant is handling the summer heat of 30°C like a champ, pushing resin production while the bud swelling is becoming noticeable day by day. Every single top above the screen is receiving optimal light, and the structure is solid. This Divine Seeds pheno is a beast—can't wait to see them fatten up even more next week! 🚀

Day 64. Ph water to the finish now. They ain’t the prettiest looking that’s for sure. Trichomes slowly to turn cloudy. Orange haze will be first to chop, I’m thinking another 3-5 days Berry cotton & cheese still white pistils, let them buds swell a little more. 7-10 days left I would imagine. Finish line in sight Day 66. Orange haze has now had its last feed of ph water. Will chop once pot is dry around day 68/69.

🌳 Week 13: Well, they're happy... almost too happy! The canopies are filling up again and getting incredibly dense down below. Especially with the squatter, Indica-leaning strains, I'm honestly getting concerned that they might be too dense, and cause mold issues. We do not want that! So, they all came out of the tent again and got their most aggressive cleanup yet. I took more bottom branches off and made more clones, and then also just cut out some other smaller branches, particularly ones that were growing back inward or in some cases even crossing over others. The differences between the indicas and sativas are starting to become more apparent as the plants stretch, and some of the sativas are almost 16" tall. I actually ended up topping a couple of the very tallest branches before they stretched any further, again in an effort to keep the top of the canopy as level as possible. I'm also experimenting with using some wire rings as inserts to spread out the top of the canopy, and pretty pleased with the initial results.

Estos son sus dos últimos días en maceta... regadas abundante con agua a 6,2 Ph y el final solution de B.A.C, una calidad... de campeonato... Vamos a por el corte!!😍😋😎

There’s no doubt that she’s in flower on day 31, mid week 4 from seed. I’m going to cut the nitrogen supplementation back to half and start introducing More Phosphorus and Potassium….This is a mid week update I’ll be adding more to This week

Day 24 Second topping 🤕🤒