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Comment dire... cette plante n'a pas battu des records de production... Par contre les têtes son très compacte et lourde malgré leurs tailles moyenne. Curieux de voir le poids une fois le produit

I am just dropping a Auto Northern Dragon Fuel seed for the contest. I will be growing her in a 1.5 gallon potter of coco/perlite mix with a bit of growstone in the bottom. 🤞🏻 everything goes great. Thanks you Medic Grow, and Super Sativa Seed Club. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g

Soon ill flip to 12 12

Late update for this week 4 of flower... Went on a quick trip, a couple days away from the ladies. They did get thirsty but didn't droop much, and perked up after watering. To start the week, earthworm topdress per the uprising bloom feed chart. 1/2c per pot. Finished off the tea and have watered a few more times with just calmag and bloom boost. The trichomes are finally coming in, things are looking beautiful as the buds fatten and the leaves frost over. The smell is getting stronger every day. Speaking of smell, I've fallen in love with every strain all over, because I can finally touch and smell the sticky resin. From worst to best so far: Blueberry Muffin does not have a strong smell yet. It smells like sweet syrup spilled in a cedar cabinet. Chocolate Mint OG is complex. Rubber, roasted chocolate, fresh damp earth, dank, and more... Permanent Marker smells very much like one of my favorite strains, Chemdog. Pungent gassy chemical funk, backed by a bit of citrus, with hints of mossy earth. Orangecello is the star of the show. It has a strong smell I've found in strains like Forbidden Runtz and other high terpinolene strains. It smells like a sweet candy paint. I've heard it described as rotten fruit. It also smells a bit like sunscreen, like nail polish remover and fake chemical tropical coconut scent. Things are really getting close to the home stretch. I think the plants are done stretching and are ready to fatten up those buds and frost over. I can't wait to taste!

La prima delle runtz è quasi arrivata a maturazione. Aspetterò ancora qualche giorno poi inizio a tagliare le più mature..mm Gnam gnam gnam 😆🤣non vedo l'ora di gustare queste delizie🤣😆😆

Its a nice strain, smells good and its developing well.

Buds are getting bigger. It's developing well. This strain have a nice structure.

Buds getting big. Very good sweet smell. Remembers a little bit the Radical Juice smell.

03/23/2024- Yoooo gang update!!!!! =============================== =============================== SOOO what's brackin gang!?! Did some training and increased light to canopy intensity and man did she really take off! So I'm using frozen water bottles of various sizes to make sure the water in the tank stays cold, trying to keep it between 60 and 66 Fahrenheit so it's not gunna develop unwanted issues t That comes with warm Temps in a dwc setup, using UC Cultured Solutions UC Roots, which is really great for increasing root development and also descaling and cleanliness but yea other than that we letting her really stretch, I AM GOING TO MAKE HER A MOTHER FOR THE NEXT TENT WHICH WILL BE UP IN LESS THAN ONE MONTH, but yea once her clones are rooted in the big tent I'm gunna flip her and she gunna take off!!! Thanks for stopping by guys let's keep it growing!!!! LFG!!!

3/20/2024 Day 21 from sprout 🌱 Not much to report 😊 Plants is growing well 👍 She has received water only so far. Thanks for taking a look and happy growing! 👉 https://www.growerschoiceseeds.com/ref/486/

Hello Growmies, As the ninth week unfolds in our garden of Green Marvels, the progress within the Bruce Banner x White Russian enclave is both varied and compelling. These plants, though not as advanced in their flower formation as their neighbors in the expert setup, display a delightful dichotomy in phenotype expression—one slightly more robust and stockier, and the other more elongated and statuesque. The images tell a tale of two phenotypes: the first, with its compact stature and vigorous bushiness, hints at a dense, prolific bloom. Its sibling phenotype stretches upwards, reaching for the light with a more open structure that promises an elegant spread of flowers. Both exhibit the genetic resilience of their lineage, adapting with grace to the environmental conditions they've been bestowed. This week's introspection reveals that while they might be on a slower trajectory compared to their counterparts, the Bruce Banner x White Russian variants are steadily catching up, thanks to our nuanced care and the recent installation of a supplementary intake fan. This addition has had a pronounced impact on our control over humidity, ensuring that these beauties are not left wanting for an ideal microclimate to thrive in. Observing their developmental stages, it's clear that these plants are still in the throes of their vegetative saga, with budding sites beginning to manifest promise. It’s an exhibition of potential—every leaf a page, and every stem a chapter in their botanical biography. The stockier phenotype, in particular, has commenced a subtle show of budding sites, while its lankier sibling boasts a rich spread of foliage, its vertical ambition a prelude to the flowering fanfare to come. The contrast between the two is as educational as it is fascinating, offering insights into the diversity within a single strain and the influence of phenotype on growth patterns and potential yields. We continue to adapt our approach, taking cues from their individual needs, ensuring that both phenotypes are not only nurtured but celebrated for their unique contributions to the grow space's tapestry. Our anticipation grows with theirs, as we look forward to the unfolding of their floral narratives, each an ode to the meticulous care and environment we've curated. We remain vigilant, adjusting our strategies and environment to align with their growth stages. The investment in our intake fan is indeed paying off, keeping the air fresh and the humidity levels optimal, which has been instrumental in maintaining the VPD within the desired range. The Bruce Banner x White Russian plants, through their sheer leafiness and the early formation of flower sites, are giving us every reason to believe that they'll mature into a bountiful harvest. The difference in their growth habits adds a layer of diversity to our cultivation experience, making it all the richer. In closing, while the Bruce Banner x White Russian plants may march to the beat of their own drum, they are in no way lagging in their capacity to amaze. With the added support of our enhanced climate control, they're on a clear path to success. Here's to their continued prosperity and the anticipation of their full glory. Stay lifted, Salokin

Hello Growmies, As the ninth week unfolds in our garden of Green Marvels, the progress within the Bruce Banner x White Russian enclave is both varied and compelling. These plants, though not as advanced in their flower formation as their neighbors in the expert setup, display a delightful dichotomy in phenotype expression—one slightly more robust and stockier, and the other more elongated and statuesque. The images tell a tale of two phenotypes: the first, with its compact stature and vigorous bushiness, hints at a dense, prolific bloom. Its sibling phenotype stretches upwards, reaching for the light with a more open structure that promises an elegant spread of flowers. Both exhibit the genetic resilience of their lineage, adapting with grace to the environmental conditions they've been bestowed. This week's introspection reveals that while they might be on a slower trajectory compared to their counterparts, the Bruce Banner x White Russian variants are steadily catching up, thanks to our nuanced care and the recent installation of a supplementary intake fan. This addition has had a pronounced impact on our control over humidity, ensuring that these beauties are not left wanting for an ideal microclimate to thrive in. Observing their developmental stages, it's clear that these plants are still in the throes of their vegetative saga, with budding sites beginning to manifest promise. It’s an exhibition of potential—every leaf a page, and every stem a chapter in their botanical biography. The stockier phenotype, in particular, has commenced a subtle show of budding sites, while its lankier sibling boasts a rich spread of foliage, its vertical ambition a prelude to the flowering fanfare to come. The contrast between the two is as educational as it is fascinating, offering insights into the diversity within a single strain and the influence of phenotype on growth patterns and potential yields. We continue to adapt our approach, taking cues from their individual needs, ensuring that both phenotypes are not only nurtured but celebrated for their unique contributions to the grow space's tapestry. Our anticipation grows with theirs, as we look forward to the unfolding of their floral narratives, each an ode to the meticulous care and environment we've curated. We remain vigilant, adjusting our strategies and environment to align with their growth stages. The investment in our intake fan is indeed paying off, keeping the air fresh and the humidity levels optimal, which has been instrumental in maintaining the VPD within the desired range. The Bruce Banner x White Russian plants, through their sheer leafiness and the early formation of flower sites, are giving us every reason to believe that they'll mature into a bountiful harvest. The difference in their growth habits adds a layer of diversity to our cultivation experience, making it all the richer. In closing, while the Bruce Banner x White Russian plants may march to the beat of their own drum, they are in no way lagging in their capacity to amaze. With the added support of our enhanced climate control, they're on a clear path to success. Here's to their continued prosperity and the anticipation of their full glory. Stay lifted, Salokin

Great genetics with the best nutrients always produces awesome results Every harvest continues to get better These ladies are healthy and happy

Hello Growmies, As we step into the eighth week of our Watermelon Candy F1 Hybrids' flowering stage, the dance of growth and aroma continues to enchant our senses. These delightful plants, sharing their space with Epic Buzz and Red Banana Pudding varieties, inch ever closer to the pinnacle of their bloom. The Watermelon Candy cultivars are flourishing with an undeniable zest, their foliar tapestry thick with the potential of what's to come. The air is thick with their intoxicatingly sweet scent, a testament to their namesake, and their buds are expanding with satisfying robustness. Plant #1 is maintaining its lead with a striking bud formation, clearly thriving in the consistent environment of the Tent-X system. Plant #2 and Plant #3 are not far behind, with each showing a wealth of budding sites and a sprawling canopy that speaks to a bountiful harvest ahead. Despite being under a 12/12 light cycle along with the photoperiod plants, which may limit their yield compared to a 20/4 cycle, these plants are putting on a splendid show. They continue to swell, their trichome-frosted buds promising a powerful and flavorful finale. Nutrition continues on a carefully scheduled five-day rotation, our blend of Alga Bloom, Sugar Royal, Power Roots, and Orca nurturing these beauties into their late flowering phase. The TrolMaster system diligently logs every parameter, ensuring our VPD and PPFD values are consistently optimized for peak performance. As the eighth week unfolds, we see the evidence of our meticulous care in the uniform health and structure of the plants. The internodal spaces remain tight, the stems sturdy, and the flowering sites increasingly impressive. With anticipation building for the harvest that lies ahead, we reflect on the journey so far. It's a path marked by shared knowledge and collective experience, all leading us toward what promises to be a remarkable culmination of our efforts. Stay lifted, Salokin

Hello Growmies, As we step into the eighth week of our Watermelon Candy F1 Hybrids' flowering stage, the dance of growth and aroma continues to enchant our senses. These delightful plants, sharing their space with Epic Buzz and Red Banana Pudding varieties, inch ever closer to the pinnacle of their bloom. The Watermelon Candy cultivars are flourishing with an undeniable zest, their foliar tapestry thick with the potential of what's to come. The air is thick with their intoxicatingly sweet scent, a testament to their namesake, and their buds are expanding with satisfying robustness. Plant #1 is maintaining its lead with a striking bud formation, clearly thriving in the consistent environment of the Tent-X system. Plant #2 and Plant #3 are not far behind, with each showing a wealth of budding sites and a sprawling canopy that speaks to a bountiful harvest ahead. Despite being under a 12/12 light cycle along with the photoperiod plants, which may limit their yield compared to a 20/4 cycle, these plants are putting on a splendid show. They continue to swell, their trichome-frosted buds promising a powerful and flavorful finale. Nutrition continues on a carefully scheduled five-day rotation, our blend of Alga Bloom, Sugar Royal, Power Roots, and Orca nurturing these beauties into their late flowering phase. The TrolMaster system diligently logs every parameter, ensuring our VPD and PPFD values are consistently optimized for peak performance. As the eighth week unfolds, we see the evidence of our meticulous care in the uniform health and structure of the plants. The internodal spaces remain tight, the stems sturdy, and the flowering sites increasingly impressive. With anticipation building for the harvest that lies ahead, we reflect on the journey so far. It's a path marked by shared knowledge and collective experience, all leading us toward what promises to be a remarkable culmination of our efforts. Stay lifted, Salokin

Hello Growmies, As we step into the eighth week of our Watermelon Candy F1 Hybrids' flowering stage, the dance of growth and aroma continues to enchant our senses. These delightful plants, sharing their space with Epic Buzz and Red Banana Pudding varieties, inch ever closer to the pinnacle of their bloom. The Watermelon Candy cultivars are flourishing with an undeniable zest, their foliar tapestry thick with the potential of what's to come. The air is thick with their intoxicatingly sweet scent, a testament to their namesake, and their buds are expanding with satisfying robustness. Plant #1 is maintaining its lead with a striking bud formation, clearly thriving in the consistent environment of the Tent-X system. Plant #2 and Plant #3 are not far behind, with each showing a wealth of budding sites and a sprawling canopy that speaks to a bountiful harvest ahead. Despite being under a 12/12 light cycle along with the photoperiod plants, which may limit their yield compared to a 20/4 cycle, these plants are putting on a splendid show. They continue to swell, their trichome-frosted buds promising a powerful and flavorful finale. Nutrition continues on a carefully scheduled five-day rotation, our blend of Alga Bloom, Sugar Royal, Power Roots, and Orca nurturing these beauties into their late flowering phase. The TrolMaster system diligently logs every parameter, ensuring our VPD and PPFD values are consistently optimized for peak performance. As the eighth week unfolds, we see the evidence of our meticulous care in the uniform health and structure of the plants. The internodal spaces remain tight, the stems sturdy, and the flowering sites increasingly impressive. With anticipation building for the harvest that lies ahead, we reflect on the journey so far. It's a path marked by shared knowledge and collective experience, all leading us toward what promises to be a remarkable culmination of our efforts. Stay lifted, Salokin