The Kush x Skunk is a male, so I pulled that one. Doesn't seem to be anything that suggests any extra effort in trying to preserve. You'd expect it to be similar to Edelweiss (Kush x Skunk x N. Indian), and, I suppose, morphologically it's pretty similar, but again, from three weeks younger, outgrew it and started branching.
Of the younger set of plants, the Afghan is certainly most vigorous in growth. No signs of flower yet, so I topped it.
Normally you'd expect sativas to be slower in bud development and make fluffy ones, but, so far, the Mekong is actually competing with Kiss Dragon to show her nice roundies. The other ones are still pretty sparse. I suppose most people are picture fiends; some things I don't have are a camera, or nice indoor equipment. I can probably borrow the former in a couple weeks when some of these things should become quite photogenic.
New feedings for this phase are a serving of goat manure and some blackstrap molasses. Might need a little extra something before long, but for the most part, everything is looking happy.
Of the younger set of plants, the Afghan is certainly most vigorous in growth. No signs of flower yet, so I topped it.
Normally you'd expect sativas to be slower in bud development and make fluffy ones, but, so far, the Mekong is actually competing with Kiss Dragon to show her nice roundies. The other ones are still pretty sparse. I suppose most people are picture fiends; some things I don't have are a camera, or nice indoor equipment. I can probably borrow the former in a couple weeks when some of these things should become quite photogenic.
New feedings for this phase are a serving of goat manure and some blackstrap molasses. Might need a little extra something before long, but for the most part, everything is looking happy.