The Orange Apricot clone and Pineapple Express cannabis plants are in bloom, the Orange Barb and Apricot Kush seedlings are busy building their root structures.
Orange Apricot clone
The Orange Apricot clone has been in bloom for three weeks, buds have formed, and buds have been stacking to form colas. Leaves have grown larger to fill in the empty space, to absorb more light for the bud growth.
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Ample thick pistil pairs, with a shimmering of little trichomes, you can see in the picture above that some of the have started to mature and turn orange. A sweet apricot and citrus orange scent fills the tent, a charcoal filter makes the exhausted air odorless.
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Early fall colors with this sativa leaning strain, the older large fan leaves are quick to turn with the Orange Apricot strain, but the bud leaves keep green for the bud growth. You can notice the tall growing sativa traits with this plant too, you can see below how much the main stalk wants to grow taller, the tie-down keeps the main top level with the branch growth. Five more weeks until harvest for these buds to fill in.
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Pineapple Express
This Pineapple Express cannabis plant has been in bloom for a week now, it's first pistil pairs appeared last week.
Many more have filled in since then, little top buds are starting to form. The tent is exhausting a very faint fruity scent, I'll have to add a charcoal filter to this tent soon.
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You can see the main stalk bent stem training in the picture above, this indica leaning strain didn't try to grow as tall as the Orange Apricot, this Pineapple Express kept much shorter and bushier. Seven more weeks of growth until this plant is ready for harvest.
Orange Barb seedling
This Orange Barb seedling has had three weeks of vegetative growth, and was recently transplanted to a larger container.
There's not a lot of exciting above ground growth yet, the roots are still busy developing, but it did manage to add another set of leaves in this past week.
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This plant should have a growth spurt soon, usually the fourth and fifth weeks are more exciting. Atleast three more weeks of growth until this Orange Barb cannabis plant gets put into bloom mode.
Apricot Kush seedling
This Apricot Kush seedling has had almost three weeks of vegetative growth, this plant should also have a growth spurt soon. Four more weeks until this plant will be ready for bloom time.
