Grow Diary God’s Gift

Week 11 – God’s Gift (Flush)

God’s Gift continued along the senescence trajectory already established in prior weeks, with autumn coloration becoming more pronounced across fan and sugar leaves. Environmental conditions remained stable and consistent with previous weeks, with no notable deviations observed. Aroma intensity has softened compared to peak ripening, which is expected at this stage as metabolic activity slows and chlorophyll degradation continues.

All ripening nutrients were discontinued this week. Plants received pH-adjusted water only, ranging from 115–140 PPM at a pH of 6.1–6.2, in preparation for harvest. No additional supplementation was provided.

Structural integrity continued to decline gradually as late flower progressed, though no new support adjustments were required beyond those previously installed. No formal trichome analysis was conducted during this week; however, visual inspection suggests continued maturation without signs of active degradation.

The crop is being allowed to finish naturally under stable environmental conditions, with the intent of harvesting at the end of next week. This extended flowering and flush period reflects earlier trichome observations indicating that additional maturation time was beneficial for optimal resin development.