LastinG

<span class="link_user">@PavementPunk</span>, thank you so much! :leaves:

<span class="link_user">@LastinG</span>, everythings fine i just was tinking such a big banner and not using it?---- great your own stuff works so well

<span class="link_user">@Mia_BIOTABS</span>, thank you so much Mia! i will review your products at the harvest of the Rainbow Melon since this is the only plant i used the biotabs :) the other got nutrients from different soil amendments made by myself. I only used the PK 5-8 once on this plant so i cant really judge. Next run ill use the whole lineup. Ill tag you one i get started.

<span class="link_user">@squalino</span>, thank you so much! all the best

<span class="link_user">@ernest_twwg</span>, oh yeah sounds amazing! This pheno i got smells a bit too sweet for a &quot;oh yeah pineapple&quot; but i think you have very good chances to find one. i will do wpff from it and i am very curious how the terps transfer

<span class="link_user">@ernest_twwg</span>, its the tall one which you can look at the attached photos. Very excited about your project and i am very sure you will find multiple keeper. Ive grown just 1 seed and she is stunning. I found this Inof online : Selection Notes (phenotype range & keepers) Treat Nectar as a selection pack. The value isn’t a single promised expression—it’s the range you can hunt within a coherent lane. Expect variation that stays anchored in the Fresca-family structure, with different expressions leaning into either: Fresca backbone / structure Riper fruit direction If you’re looking for a random “melon hybrid” to run once and forget, that’s not the point. If you’re building a serious library and care about traceable origin and repeatable structure, Nectar makes sense. Please ask any question you&#039;ve got and i&#039;ll 100% check out your phenohunt if you decide to post a diary :)