So hello friends. And, thank you for coming along on my citral journey. I will be going down that road again soon...since the buds were nice and fat. But, this time I will be sure to let them go for 10-12 weeks in flower before chopping them! Lesson Learned! :thumbsup:

We are now working with 2 trays of plants. Tray #1 and tray #2 consist of 3 varieties of California's finest purple girls. They are in flower...and doing nicely. The varieties being grown are GDP, Purple Kush, Purple Erkle, and Grape Ape.

Tray #1:

This tray is 6 weeks into flower. The girls are looking quite nice...and I will be flowering these until week 11 or 12. To get the full purple hue desired. In fact, it is already starting to give me this coloration on a few of the plants.

So this tray will be another 5 week journey.

Tray #2:

This tray has one odd plant in it. One Citral plant. Had one still sitting around. It needed to be flowered. Was not that impressed with the breed this last time...so I figured I would give it one last chance.

Here are some pics of everything too!
martyrprojekt Reviewed by martyrprojekt on . Whats that smell up on my shirt...Its that purp. Its that purp. So hello friends. And, thank you for coming along on my citral journey. I will be going down that road again soon...since the buds were nice and fat. But, this time I will be sure to let them go for 10-12 weeks in flower before chopping them! Lesson Learned! :thumbsup: We are now working with 2 trays of plants. Tray #1 and tray #2 consist of 3 varieties of California's finest purple girls. They are in flower...and doing nicely. The varieties being grown are GDP, Purple Kush, Purple Erkle, Rating: 5