Alpengrower Thanks to marshydro for giving me the oportunity to test your lights and also thanks Sweetseeds for providing me one of the best genetics! so exited about this diary too, this is a 20 liter pot filled with %75 soil, %20 rich compost and %5 mulch
Alpengrower Genetics: Do-Sweet-dos
Bank / Breeder: Sweet seeds
harvested at day 93 from seed
VISUAL ASPECTS OF THIS CULTIVAR
Appearance of the Buds: COMPACT, CHUNKY
Color, length and quantity of pistils: moderate amount of pistils, dark orange/red short pistils
Calyx-To-Leaf ratio: moderate leaf ratio. between broad and narrow leaf cultivar
Trichomes: Small size trichomes, moderate quantity.
Presence of seeds: no seeds found
APPEARANCE OF DRY FLOWER
Density (weight): medium weight, tight, dense and chunky
Hardness: chunky but easy to grind by hand
Bud smell: herb, pine, with some of rotten garlic at the end
Flavor without combustion: piney, soapy
FLAVOR OF CANNABIS WHEN COMBUSTIONING IT
Medium: Vaporizer, pipe, pipe, etc.: Joint, hemp paper, without filter
Aroma in combustion: pine and herbs
Combustion flavor: pine , herb
EFFECTS:
Start effects, duration: [x] Instant, [] Medium, [] Slow,
Type of effects: uplifting and coachlock at the end
thanks SWEET SEEDS and Apollo for providing me these genetics
totally recommend do-sweet-dos from Sweet seeds!💪
@JuanHaze_Arg, when I mixed the substrate, I combined the soil with 20% humus, and once it started flowering, I added 2 handfuls more on top. They're yellowing a bit because a lot of water drains out below; I need to be more patient when watering haha
@Alpengrower, thanks, good info! I also set it up with humus and compost, in addition to perlite, peat, and vermiculite. I also noticed it when I entered the 4th week of flowering; it's hard to do it organic.
@JuanHaze_Arg, nah, the thing is that the peat retains very little nutrients. I use mountain soil, but I'm having issues with watering. It drains a lot, especially in the single-layer geotextiles. I have others with double layers that don't let water run out the sides. that saves you. I have very little patience for watering haha I just dump it all at once and it always ends up draining. But in past grows, I never had any issues with nutrient deficiency and it was always organic.