Me too. I've spent a lot of time with them overall! But especially now. The aroma is (almost literally) intoxicating.
Shifting focus outdoors for a while, the OBS-4 is really looking tired. It has been a vigorous, healthy plant, but something is up with it now. It's been windy lately, and it rained yesterday. It is in a scrog type frame to help it, but it may be taking the brunt of the wind today.
It has new purple stripes running down many of the stems. This could be a calcium and/or magnesium deficiency? I thought I saw that somewhere - I'm going to look it up after this.
So, a deficiency and the stress pcukd explain why it's getting weak. The stems feel weaker, more bendy, than the stems on the Cheese.
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Now, for the Cheese, it's about the same size as the Orange Blossom, is in the same type of pot, same media, same nutrients, and the same environment. It seems to be handling the wind and rain just fine:
And here is both of them, for comparison:
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One of the Sky Dwellers outdoors may be a female. It seems to have sprouted a couple of tiny calyxs, but I'm still inexperienced and may be misidentifying it. In any case, yesterday I up potted it into a 5G fabric pot with promix potting soil/Coco Loco. I added an 18" raised ring ($3 at Ocean State Job Lot!).
As a reminder, this plant has been mainlined for 8, and one of the nodes actually regrew at the chopped point (in addition to the two branches from that node), so we have 9 tips. The one regrow tip is lagging behind and hasn't reached the ring just yet.