Let’s start with the smell absolutely wonderful it’s floral & sweet it reminds me a jasmine green tea🤤 The buds are SUPER sticky✂️ See you in one month for the smoke review Take care 😎 Oh & happy new year

Everything went good again this week, girls Finally stopped stretching I think! Lol I pulled back all the shouts that ran for the light, now they are either pulled back enough to the side or tied down some to make it more even in the middle for the light and to keep the taller branches from burning as I cant go any higher with my light. These girls really exploded in size compared to my test Banana Bomb I started flowering 2 weeks earlier in a small tent under 2x180w LED lights to see how she stretched to judge for this big tent. Led kept her tight and small, these girls are 4 feet tall in some places! Getting some good bud site development though all over the place. Seems we have 3 of the same phenotype that are tall lanky and 1 different phenotype that is staying short and compact under exact same conditions. I also did a complete water change this week and we are keeping the EC around 1.3 as they are showing a bit of excess nutrients I believe, gonna keep her on the lower side to be safe and wait for her to tell me when she hungry for more. All and all it was a good week, no major problems and buds are starting to ramp up there size and development. That’s it till next week. Cheers! 💨

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Hey hey Growmies! Smooth sailing for this little Samsquanch OG, in the begnning of the week I 3D printed a Hydro Halo to keep this girl moist as she sends out roots. A couple of days later, roots had shot out of every direction so I removed the halo and started LST and leaf tucking. This is where we start seeing growth! my first Mephisto Auto, Im excited That's it for now Growmies, I hope you'll follow along with these great artisinal genetics! Stay safe and keep Growing. I'm still looking for decent Black Diamond OG seeds, or something very close to it genetically, I'm also looking to add a second tent/light to my grow space, if you can score me a great deal or sponsorship, hit me up.

Letzte Tage vor der Ernte Auch hier in den letzten Tagen kaum noch Entwicklung. Die Pflanze stand optisch fertig, hat aber nicht mehr wirklich weitergereift. Foxtailing lief weiter auf bereits entwickelten Buds, ohne dass sich die Reife sichtbar nach vorne bewegt hat. Der Chop erfolgte ebenfalls aus praktischen Gründen, da ein weiteres Warten keinen klaren Mehrwert gezeigt hätte. 👉 Optisch fertig, aber ohne echten Abschluss. Kurzfazit: 👉 Unruhiger Finish-Verlauf ohne klaren Reifepunkt. Grow on 🌱 Last Days Before Harvest Again, very little development in the final days. The plant looked finished, but did not continue ripening in a meaningful way. Foxtailing continued on developed buds, without real progress in maturity. Chopped as well for practical reasons, since waiting longer showed no clear benefit. 👉 Looks done, but never fully completed. Quick summary: 👉 Unstable finish without a clearly defined ripening point. Grow on 🌱

She was big but not nearly big enough needless to say we won't be growing her again

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Flipped the girls to flowering this week! Let the sparkling beauties begin 💮

Hi Growmies es vergingen noch 7 Tage bis ich Ernten konnte ich ließ die Pflanze komplett austrocknen nachdem ich sie ein letztes Mal gegossen habe mit klaren Wasser. Leider ging es mir gesundheitlich nicht gut weshalb ich kaum Bilder gemacht habe und nicht richtig trimming. Werde noch Bilder den Blüten und Rauch bericht machen.

Everyone is thriving! Things are going fairly well. Had a rough start but now everyone is living their best life! 🤩

This week, I started to notice deficiencies. Struggled to specifically diagnose them and I'm still not entirely sure I have... but I believe they're calcium deficiencies from watering with Reverse Osmosis H20. So, I brewed a compost tea for veg plants, and added some extra calmag. They seem to be responding well. Also started low stress training this week.

Wonderful harvest! Plants were very dense and frosty and smell was super strong. I made sure to wear gloves so my hands weren't sticky the rest of the day. Very happy with this strain, it seemed to produce quite a bit of dense frosty bud. Nice deep purple leaves at the end. Will update with a smoke report after a 6 day dry, 30 day cure in my Cannatrol.

Hallo zusammen 🤙. Sie wächst sehr schön und macht keine Probleme.

First week of flowering went well. See pic descriptions for details or hit us up if you want to know more!

Day 22 - Plant is 6 inches tall. Tons of roots sticking down into the water. Checked PPM 215. PAR/PPFD ranges from 200 to 270 at the height of the plant. Day 25 - Plant is 9 inches tall and 12 inches wide. Water dropped a lot. PPM was 100. Added 2 gallons of RO. Added 10 mL of CalMag. Added 10 mL of the 3 base nutes Micro Grow and Bloom. Added 5 mL of each of the additives. PPM was 515. Day 26 - Plant is 11 inches tall. Fast growth! Short and bushy. Roots are thick as spaghetti noodles and formed a thick rootball. Nearly a dozen budsites. Stem is thicker then a pencil. Day 27 - PPM is 415 in am. Afternoon PPM is 370. Plant is 12 inches tall. PAR/PPFD is 400 to 450 near the top of the plant. DLI is 27 based on 20 hours on and 4 hours off. Late night checked PPM 375. Added 10 mL of Micro Grow and Bloom nutes. PPM is 810. Day 28 - PPM is 775. The plant is getting huge. The stock is about as thick as a Bic lighter. Plant is 13 inches tall.

D65: Tried taking some pictures with the macro lens. I'd say the majority of the trichromes are cloudy with some still clear and the occasional amber ones. Will keep track of the evolution. D70: Buds keep getting bigger, the main cola is starting to look like one big, consolidated bud. Trichromes remain mainly cloudy, with some still transparent and some amber ones. Also gave her a flush (10l), since I think she'll be ready for harvest in at most 2 weeks. Next watering, I might add molasses a last time. Smell is strong and really sweet, reminds me of vanilla a little.

Week 2 Flowering - day 13 of flower - day 69 of life Lemon Tree is growing amazingly. I hope it doesn’t hit the light 🤣 We are facing a heatwave where I live plant is drinking nearly 6 liters of water each 2 days. I beg she is liking the heat 😅 I hope it will fat up and get that delicious taste and flavour 🤤 Let’s go 🙏🏼🙌🏼✨

This week I done Lst no more stress for now I just feed her today with 1 L nuts Day 20 and lady's growing lovely I wait 10 more days then switch it to flowering Day 23 and I'm.so please with lady's I decide to top from each branches (bit going crazy)to only try didn't see anyone do it so I give it try