Good day friends and fellow cannabis growers.
Things are looking fairly decent here. Today I watered with a beefed up dose of superthrive. I believe I have managed to eliminate all of the fungus gnats I had bothering me, and the extra superthrive will help the roots to repair any damage that might have been caused, as well as to hopefully improve root integrity for the last couple feedings I have planned for these plants.
Ai is the thickest so far...
She also has the most browning hairs and shows the most resin production.
Here is an even closer view to get a good look at the bud.
Ai, like her sisters, has many branches showing quite good development.
She however shows 2 other colas about as frosty and thick as the main colas on a couple of the other plants. Here's that same branch from a different angle...
Her main cola from a different angle.
Things are bushing up underneath too...
Yūki displays the fat leaves of the indica in AK-48 proudly, and sports one of the tallest colas. I would also like to add that this is the seed that really shouldn't have survived; she couldn't get anything more than her taproot past her husk and remained stationary a millimeter above the soil for about 3 days and began to rot. At this point I removed the husk by hand as carefully as one's dexterity allowed. She looked like shit for the better part of her life as a seedling, yet here she is. A testament to the hardiness of the species and strain.
Kibō glows with a deep green and is exceptionally leafy. It's difficult to see under her veil of foliage at what's brewing, but she is heartening to look at, perpetually reaching upwards like none of the others with her fan leaves. I anticipate her bud especially.
I find myself drawn towards Karuma's appearance more and more as she develops.
Perhaps it is her tendency towards the sativa in AK-48...
But I believe Karuma will deliver an exciting experience.
And a nice shot with Bob smokin' his joint.
*EDIT* The smudge on the camera lens 'ain't comin' off with anything but some nice strong isopropyl, which we're out of for today.
It won't be there next time =]