Honey Cream (R.Q.S.), 9x4,889=44!

Week 15, concluding the fourth week of flowering: Hi(gh) Guys, This week I’d plan to remove all off the support, but the Honey Cream is producing such heavy cola’s and I’m really scared to lose one. So I’d opted to leave a cross to keep supporting the branches underneath. The branches are tied down long enough to stay in their position without stretching back, so removing all of the lower sticks and strings cleans up quite a bit. A few lower branches actually did grow high enough, and therefor keep the need for support, as you can see from the pictures. After removing some underdeveloped stuff, the final score is 44 branches between the 9 plants, with an average of 4,889 branches per plant. There are still a few branches that I’ll know next time to remove them, but for now let’s see how they come out. The most important thing is that there is at least enough space between them for light to penetrate and air to flow around. So +/- 40 cola’s on 80x80cm is pretty good, that would mean you could grow +/- 60 on 100x100cm. They have 3 weeks until harvest. I see the buds growing with the day. I’d make three photo moments this week, and I’ll put them in order so you can see the difference. They’re also producing a lot of trichomes, only the smell is still a little bit behind. Although while moving the pots around I’d notice some stronger smelling ones. So I expect them being busy as ever growing bud, and soon turn over to swelling them and producing aromatic resin to cover them up, we’ll see! ;-) I’m looking forward to see you back and check on the Honey Cream’s progress next week! ;-) Grtz, Budcrack ;-)