Pink Truffle #1 enters its first week of flowering showing a very rapid transition into the reproductive phase. A noticeable stretch can be observed across the main branches, accompanied by an excellent distribution of flower sites throughout the entire structure.
The plant displays an open architecture that is highly favorable for the development of multiple productive colas. The training work performed during the vegetative stage has allowed for uniform light penetration, promoting flower site activation not only on the upper canopy but also throughout the middle and lower sections of the plant.
It is responding vigorously to the photoperiod change, with internodes elongating evenly while maintaining a controlled apical dominance. The foliage remains healthy and vibrant green, with strong vegetative activity still present, which is typical during the first days of the flowering stretch.
At this stage, Pink Truffle #1 stands out for its elegant structure, extensive branching, and strong production potential. It is shaping up to be a plant with excellent space utilization and a very promising flowering development over the coming weeks.