After five weeks of vegetative development, Crunch has officially entered its first week of flowering.
The transformation over the past few weeks has been impressive. The plant is now displaying a fuller canopy, large fan leaves, and multiple well-developed lateral branches.
Compared to Week 5, the structure looks more established, with several active growth points distributed across the plant.
One of the most interesting characteristics of Crunch so far is its branching pattern. The plant has developed a balanced, open architecture that makes this phenotype particularly interesting to document.
🇨🇴 World Breeders Genetics in Colombia
This diary is part of our ongoing genetic evaluation in Colombia, where we're observing how our varieties express their characteristics in different growing environments.
For World Breeders, every stage of development provides valuable information about a genetic line. Structure, branching, uniformity, and phenotype expression are all part of the journey.
Now that flowering has begun, we're looking forward to documenting the next chapter of Crunch and seeing how its characteristics continue to develop.
A huge thank you to everyone following, liking, and commenting on our diaries! Your support means a lot. 🙌💚
Special thanks to the Piperoots team for their dedication and excellent work bringing World Breeders genetics to life in Colombia! 🇨🇴🔥
The flowering journey has officially started. Stay tuned!
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