Pilot has reached its final week of flowering and is finishing exactly as expected. Over the last seven days the flowers have continued to tighten, with noticeable calyx swelling and increased resin coverage across every cola. The plant has transitioned from stacking flowers to concentrating on density, trichome production and terpene expression. The structure remains one of this phenotype's strongest attributes. Thanks to the Main-Lining and LST training, every branch has developed into a productive top, creating an even canopy with excellent light penetration and airflow. This has resulted in uniform flower development from the lower branches to the main colas. Resin production is now exceptional. The sugar leaves are completely coated in trichomes, giving the entire plant a frosted appearance that highlights its strong extraction potential. Some leaves have also started showing subtle purple tones, adding even more visual appeal as the plant reaches maturity. Most pistils have darkened and receded into the swollen calyxes, indicating the plant is entering its harvest window. At this stage, the remaining time before harvest will mainly depend on trichome maturity and the desired effect. Throughout the entire flowering cycle, Pilot has maintained excellent vigor with no major nutrient issues or structural weaknesses. Thick stems, balanced branching and consistent flower development make this a very reliable phenotype for both quality flower production and resin-focused selections. Overall, Pilot finishes with dense, resin-packed flowers, excellent bag appeal and a very balanced plant architecture. A strong performer from start to finish, combining healthy growth, high trichome production and a structure that maximizes both yield and quality. 🌿❄️🔥 Seeds by World Breeders Cultivated by Piperoots 🇲🇦 🌱🔥