Sugarplum Skunk

KanOrganics This is Sugarplum Skunk, a cross of Island Sweet Skunk (Next Generation Seeds) x Charcuterie (Cannarado Genetics)

KanOrganics I transplanted it into a 3 gallon fabric pot this week. This is a regular seed, so it could end up being a male. I delete male diaries unless I'm breeding, and this one I'm not, so don't be surprised if this diary vanishes. :)

KanOrganics I really like my new custom soil recipe. One of these days I'll make it public. Needs more testing, but the size and health after less than 1 month from seed is pretty great (along with about 20 other plants using this mix).

KanOrganics Still no clear signs of sex, but probably female given the age. Looking great so far.

KanOrganics I didn't do much this week, just watered her a couple times. I'm pretty sure it's a girl now, too. I won't have any room to flower her for another week or two, though.

KanOrganics She's finally showing signs of being a girl. We won't have room to flower her for another couple of weeks, though.

KanOrganics This thing is a beast for a 3gal. It's getting a bit of heat damage, but I think we'll be fine. Nothing I can manage any better, anyway.

KanOrganics She's still chugging along. We have about 2 1/2 more weeks before we have room in the flower tent, so we're getting there. This decently long vegetation time will help me test my custom soil recipe to see how much is available come late bloom.

KanOrganics I didn't do much this week except some light defoliation of undergrowth. She's only in a 3-gallon pot, and she's enormous. Considering I don't have room to flower her because she is more than 4 feet tall already in veg, I'm left with two options: 1) Top a bunch off of her and and wait a couple weeks for space in my flower tent to clear up. 2) Transplant her outdoors. I'm still thinking about what to do. It depends how close to done one of my flowering plants are come next week, I suppose. I'm very impressed with my new soil recipe. This plant has received nothing except tap water, not even pH'd, as the microbiota take care of that for me. No leaf discoloration anywhere. No problems at all for 11 weeks. Not bad for keeping it simple.