9/18: New week...fed with Boomerang and Kangaroots 9/19: Applied Axiom harpin proteins and boomboom spray 9/20: Fed full strength TPS One...decent growth. The smaller one is less droopy now. 9/21: Tucked a few leaves and took some photos and a video. Looking good. Just a couple more days of 24/0... 9/22: Switched out the 560w of 5000k CCT lighting for 720w of 3000k CCT lighting and set the timer for 12/12. Decided against 13/11 with emerson effect...trying to save a few bucks on electricity. I'm keeping the lights at 30" from the tops for a day or two. 9/23: The girls loved their first night of sleep...so perky!

Hello. This is the end of week 1 and the beginning of week 2 of flowering. I turned these girls over to flowering 6 days ago. So I'm hoping to harvest about Aug 20th or so The plants are doing good and filled out their space so I can't see the floor through them.... Time to flower... Showed some pics of my Peyote's. Lost 2 this year to the cold, but repotted more young ones to make up for the loss. The paper wasps are the least aggressive of the wasps. I can walk in and out of the greenhouse and they don't bother me They just fly around my head to get out or come in. They are great for the garden. I see them flying in, loaded with caterpillar parts and other insects parts for their young. They circle like bombers climbing higher and higher to their nests which they grab with a front leg and swing in. They make open nests and under the white caps are the young. The only time they get upset is when a Yellow jacket Wasp or Bald Faced Hornet come to get their young. OK. Be Great. Chuck.

Pre-soke my medium with 2 ml of Quad ag Humonic and some PromixConnect

4/15/25 Things are progressing nicely. Some plants dont seem to be doing too much but 3 of them or so that are really standing out. Im curious if some of these are going to be longer flowering time than anticipated with the very obvious sativa dominant plants.

Another week of flowering is complete for the Gorilla Cookies. She is developing nicely and the first flowers are becoming more visible. The plant continues to look healthy, and I'm happy with the overall growth and structure so far. I'm keeping her completely natural without any training and just letting her do her thing. It's still early in flower, but the development is looking very promising. I'm really looking forward to seeing how much she stretches and how the buds develop over the coming weeks.

She's really starting to get purple and intensify in smell now 🍃 have yet to have any huge issues with plants as long as you keep it simple and correct at first signs of stress. I really like the jam like smells atm. Hope when she's done the smoke is just as good. Just a few more weeks. Happy growing 🌴

2025-06-15 Plants are stretching and iam multiple topping often, to keep her horizontal, it looks like she made it through the harsh action by planting her into open ground. i should have been waiting longer before transplant into the growund, and she was not happy for weeks, but now its fine xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx iam going to let them grow indoors, and make Clones, then iam going to spread the Clones in my area /( gifting them to all my Friends, because its one of the best Outdoor Plants for my Country She is fast flowering and ready to cut before the big Rain in September starts THE DREAM OF HONEY CREAM- a short Story In a secluded garden, nestled among rolling hills, a tiny seed named Honey dreamed of touching the sky. As autumn leaves fell, a kind gardener prepared her a bed of rich earth, whispering promises of spring. Through winter's chill, Honey slumbered, drawing strength from the nurturing soil. When spring's warmth kissed the earth, Honey stretched her first roots, drinking deeply from the gardener's carefully prepared feast below. Under a protective roof, Honey grew bold and strong. Her branches reached out, green fingers grasping at sunbeams. The gardener, with gentle hands, guided Honey's dance, encouraging her to spread wide rather than tall. As summer blazed, Honey felt a stirring within. Delicate flowers emerged, and soon, the air was heavy with her sweet perfume. The gardener wove a net of string above her, and Honey twirled her buds through it, each one reaching for the sky. Days lengthened, and Honey's thirst grew. The gardener brought her cool water each morning, and Honey drank greedily, swelling her buds with liquid sunlight. She could feel herself growing sweeter, richer, with each passing day. As autumn returned, painting the world in gold and crimson, Honey stood resplendent. Her once-tiny frame now boasted a bounty of gleaming, resin-coated flowers. The gardener approached, eyes wide with wonder, and Honey preened under the admiring gaze. With loving care, the gardener harvested Honey's gifts, each snip a whispered "thank you" for the season's dance. And though Honey's journey in the garden was complete, she knew her legacy would live on, bringing joy and healing to all who experienced her sweet embrace. In the quiet of the autumn evening, the gardener smiled, already dreaming of the next spring when a new seed would dance in Honey's footsteps.

The top dress from last week is working nicely. Everyday watering with brix, green aminos, calmag and silica. 2 of the Blueberry Cherry are ultra blueberry phenos. 2 black patronus are very sherbsy but one is ultra sherbs

This week bud getting bigger and fatten up

Defoliated all her larger leaves awaiting some Branches….so far so good.

tbd.

Hey guys, Cut the first k#1 3 weeks ago and now in jars. Will be a Wedding present Second k#1 is beautiful and will be harvested 4/4. Kush by far the best of the bunch. See ya next grow

Getting sticky..😋

Green Poison continue to buck up nicely

Pineapple Express is flowering and lsd looks to be right behind it. Starting to really take off now. Like and follow I will do the same. Thanks everyone. Can check out my you tube channel as well.

Week 2 – Early Pheno Differences & Lemon Meringue Terps The second week with the two Black Light phenos is complete and both plants continued to develop very strongly. During the week, both plants were transplanted into larger containers and handled the transplant without any noticeable problems. Growth continued almost immediately, and by the end of Week 2 both plants had already developed a strong, compact and healthy vegetative structure. The differences between the two phenos are becoming increasingly noticeable. Pheno #1 is developing slightly more compact and bushy, with broad fan leaves, short internodal spacing and very dense new growth. Pheno #2 shows a somewhat more open and upright structure with a slightly different leaf shape. Both plants remain very vigorous and healthy, but their individual morphology is already becoming clearly distinguishable. The strong surface expression from Week 1 continues as well. The stems are becoming noticeably thicker and remain extremely fuzzy, with the same hairy texture extending across the petioles and even onto parts of the fan leaves. Tiny glandular and trichome-like heads are still clearly visible across the leaf surfaces and fresh growth. Combined with the very stable stems and compact development, both plants are showing some very promising early characteristics. The biggest surprise this week was the first clearly noticeable terpene expression. After handling and transplanting the plants, one of the phenos already produced a surprisingly distinct aroma despite being only around two weeks old. The profile strongly reminds me of Lemon Meringue Pie or Lemon Soufflé, with fresh creamy lemon combined with sweet vanilla, candy-like notes and an almost lightly caramelized meringue character. For such a young plant, the aroma is already remarkably clear and complex and goes far beyond the usual green or vegetal smell expected during early vegetation. Overall, I am very happy with the development so far. Both plants continue to show excellent early traits, and the combination of clearly different morphology, strong surface expression and an already recognizable terpene profile makes this Black Light pheno hunt especially interesting. 🌱✨ DE: Woche 2 – Erste Phäno-Unterschiede & Lemon-Meringue-Terps Die zweite Woche mit den zwei Black Light Phenos ist abgeschlossen und beide Pflanzen haben sich weiterhin sehr stark entwickelt. Im Verlauf der Woche wurden beide Pflanzen in größere Töpfe umgesetzt und haben das Umtopfen ohne erkennbare Probleme vertragen. Das Wachstum wurde nahezu direkt fortgesetzt und zum Ende von Woche 2 haben beide bereits eine kräftige, kompakte und gesunde Vegetationsstruktur aufgebaut. Auch die Unterschiede zwischen den beiden Phenos werden zunehmend deutlicher. Phäno #1 entwickelt sich etwas kompakter und buschiger, mit breiten Fächerblättern, kurzen Internodien und einem sehr dichten Neuwuchs. Phäno #2 zeigt dagegen eine etwas offenere und aufrechtere Struktur sowie eine leicht andere Blattform. Beide Pflanzen wachsen weiterhin sehr vital und gesund, lassen sich morphologisch inzwischen aber bereits deutlich voneinander unterscheiden. Auch die starke Oberflächen-Expression aus Woche 1 setzt sich weiter fort. Die Hauptstämme werden bereits deutlich dicker und bleiben gleichzeitig extrem pelzig. Diese haarige Struktur zieht sich über die Blattstiele bis teilweise auf die Fächerblätter weiter. Kleine Trichomköpfchen beziehungsweise drüsige Strukturen sind weiterhin deutlich auf den Blattoberflächen und im frischen Neuwuchs zu erkennen. Zusammen mit den sehr stabilen Stämmen und dem kompakten Wachstum zeigen beide Pflanzen bereits einige sehr vielversprechende frühe Eigenschaften. Die größte Überraschung dieser Woche war allerdings die erste klar wahrnehmbare Terpen-Expression. Nach dem Anfassen und Umtopfen entwickelte einer der beiden Phenos trotz seines Alters von erst ungefähr zwei Wochen bereits einen überraschend deutlich erkennbaren Geruch. Das Profil erinnert sehr stark an Lemon Meringue Pie beziehungsweise Zitronensoufflé, mit frischer cremiger Zitrone, süßer Vanille und Candy-Noten kombiniert mit einem leicht karamellisierten Baiser-Charakter. Für eine so junge Pflanze ist das Aroma bereits erstaunlich klar und komplex und geht deutlich über den typischen grünen beziehungsweise pflanzlichen Geruch der frühen Vegetationsphase hinaus. Insgesamt bin ich mit der Entwicklung bisher sehr zufrieden. Beide Pflanzen zeigen weiterhin sehr starke frühe Eigenschaften, und gerade die Kombination aus deutlich unterschiedlicher Morphologie, starker Oberflächen-Expression und einem bereits jetzt klar erkennbaren Terpenprofil macht diesen Black Light Pheno Hunt besonders spannend. 🌱✨

Not been active over the past 2/3 weeks, all is now in flowering stage week 1 - day 5 Had a few temps/RH issues but should hopefully be all sorted now got s dehumidifier and I’ve turned off 1 Mars hydro, and lowered then Lumi led to 250w. Just a video and a few snaps. Added the TNB co2 canister and it was a dud waste of money - going to try a simple home made recipe for co2 see if that works Thanks🙌🏻🍁💯