Dread Bread

Genetic found from and random 3.5
one seven gallon pot filled with fox farm ocean forest and compost
2x4x6 grow tent with 3 lights
Roots Organics dry fertilizer and weekly compost tea
Planted early June harvested October 21st
Yielded 126g

July 17th

For the first 2 months of this girls life she lived tucked in a corner of my living room with no space to put her anywhere. I wanted to let her grow by herself and do no training

August 12th

When she got to this size I realised I had to top her to fit her in the tent since she was bulking out so much so fast.

August 16th

This was right after topping and just after moving her into the tent. I did not do any environment adjustments to prepare for the move so she may have been very stressed for a few weeks. I also switched her to flower right as she got in there.

September 3rd

After two weeks you can see she did not adjust to her home very well. It also didn't help that I forgot to feed her one week. The yellowing leaves freaked me out a bit and I started babying her trying to get her to bojnce back and keep those big leaves. But you can see some pistils have started showing up.

September 14th

About 4 weeks into flower and she's finally putting on some size. You can see those leaves don't look too happy, with the lack of nitrogen the leaves can't protect themselves as easily and having such bright light the leaf tips started to burn.

September 19th

Here you can see how close these bud sights are to the light. I tried pulling them down with wire and raising the light but this was the most space I could create between the buds and light.

September 22nd

Even though those top leaves are burning the bud sights are forming really nicely. It started to produce a beautiful citrus sweet smell that reminded me more of candy than weed.

September 26th

A little over a month into flower and the buds are beautiful. Size is increasing and smell is getting more potent, this was when I started getting reallu excited for this grow.

October 18th

Only a week or two more in flower and I couldn't be more excited. The buds have developed some really nice colors.

October 18th

Some of the buds are getting to heavy for the stems and are sagging to the point I need to tie them up.

October 21st

Harvest Day!!

I decided to just flip her right upside down and not do anything special with the dry. couldn't get to 60F but got as close as I could.

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