Nose Candi - Grounded Genetics

Chrissinho Day 25 from Germination (Week 3) — This Nose Candi by Grounded Genetics is 25 days in, showing healthy structure and rapid growth, but early signs of stress are visible. The very tips of the fresh new leaves are yellowing — a classic early indicator of nutrient burn or a possible micronutrient imbalance. The plant is otherwise vigorous, with a dense canopy and strong internodal development. With a slight tweak to the feeding regimen, she should bounce back quickly. Monitoring closely from here.

Chrissinho Day 40 from Germination (Week 5) — At Day 40, this Nose Candi from Grounded Genetics is back on track. After showing early signs of stress around Week 3, she’s now recovered well — new growth is lush, vibrant, and tip burn has stabilized. The canopy is filling in nicely with strong lateral development, setting the stage for a healthy transition into the next phase. She's responding well to the dialed-in feeding and conditions. Onward and upward!

Chrissinho Day 10 of flowering ohase

Chrissinho Day 20 of Flowering 🌸 — At Day 20 into flower, the plant looks healthy and well-structured, with vibrant growth and strong bud development. The fan leaves are beginning to take on beautiful purple hues, hinting at her genetic potential. A noticeable layer of trichomes is starting to coat the buds and top leaves, marking the beginning of resin production. Aromas are starting to build. Things are getting exciting.

Chrissinho Day 40 of flowering — Today marks day 40 of the flowering phase, and the plant is showing excellent development. The leaves have taken on a deep purple hue, indicating strong anthocyanin expression, likely due to genetics and possibly cooler nighttime temps. The buds are vibrant green, creating a beautiful contrast with the darker foliage. Trichome production is progressing very well — the flowers are increasingly coated in resin, signaling that the plant is entering the final stages of ripening. Overall, the plant appears healthy and vigorous, with no visible signs of deficiency or stress. The color contrast and trichome coverage are promising indicators of a high-quality final product.

Chrissinho Flowering day 55

Chrissinho Nose Candi - Harvested Plant Overview — This final image showcases an exceptional harvest result. The plant displays dense, resin-rich colas with a heavy coating of trichomes, signaling high potency and well-developed cannabinoids. The buds are compact, chunky, and carry a stunning mix of deep purple hues, vivid orange pistils, and touches of lime green—a truly striking visual contrast. The sugar leaves and fan leaves are dark purple to nearly black, suggesting strong anthocyanin expression, likely influenced by genetics and possibly cooler environmental conditions during late flowering. The trichome coverage is thick and milky, with some amber likely present, indicating peak maturity at harvest. Overall, this plant appears to have reached optimal ripeness. Bud structure, coloration, and resin production all point to a top-tier result — both visually appealing and potentially very potent. This will likely cure into a beautifully aromatic and flavorful final product. Excellent work!