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Erpollic3verde The outside temperature is still too low for the season, which won't allow me to transplant until mid-May.

Erpollic3verde So far, no obstacles

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Erpollic3verde Everything seems to be going well, I haven't had any major problems so far, the plants are in great shape and I can't wait for them to grow big and strong.

Erpollic3verde Since I transplanted the plants in the woods, they have been growing like crazy. In a week, I'll have all my 18 plants outside!

Erpollic3verde Happy to see my little ones growing strong and eager to impress!

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Erpollic3verde Everything is going well except that I've noticed some small spots of powdery mildew on a few plants, so I had to spray them with a mixture of water and sulfur. After a few days, it already seems to be getting better. As a technique, I bend the main stem at a certain angle so that the sunlight hits the entire plant, and then as the branches grow, I tie them with a bit of string to allow as much light as possible to reach the whole plant... What do you think, fellow growers?

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Erpollic3verde The Wappa is taking on epic dimensions thanks to a longer vegetative phase compared to the others, which are indeed smaller. Despite the size, I expect a bountiful harvest this autumn. The Durban Poison looks nicer than the Critical, and I trust them to meet my needs.

Erpollic3verde Very proud of how things are going, the plants are doing great, the wappa keeps growing by leaps and bounds and now I can say for sure that it will be the biggest plant I've ever grown. We're now entering the last weeks of vegetation so I'm proceeding to mist the plants with a mixture of algae and micronutrients.

Erpollic3verde I'm starting to see the first signs of flowering, and overall I'm happy with how this year has gone. I have quite a few small and weak plants, but the others that have grown more vigorously make me happy, and I know the harvest won't disappoint me!! I'll keep you updated.

Erpollic3verde Even though it's still August, the temperatures are dropping significantly. You can tell by looking at some plants, which I think are showing some purple spots on the leaves and flowers due to the low temperatures or high temperature fluctuations (nothing to worry about). The flowering is starting, and I’m very proud. Not all the plants are large, but unfortunately, growing in the woods limits space, and sunlight is hindered by the surrounding vegetation. Despite everything, I’m hoping for a bountiful harvest, which usually happens during the first week of October. Let’s go, fellow growers! We’ll keep each other updated.

Erpollic3verde Dear fellow growers, as you can see, the flowering is proceeding without many problems. I watered the plants for the first time with a solution suitable for flowering, and now we’ll see how our beloved flowers will gradually start to swell. The plants are beginning to emit an intoxicating aroma, the Durban Poison are already taking on a purplish color while the Critical seem a bit behind. Thank you in advance if you leave a like!!

Erpollic3verde Small update from my other plants that are far from the other grow; even though they are the same seeds, there are huge differences between one plant and another. I'm amazed by the Durban Poison, not for its size but for the smell it gives off and for the mystical purple color that has already enchanted me!! I can't wait to try it!

Erpollic3verde The flowering is going full steam ahead and both strains are making me proud of my choice!! Dense and super sticky buds with an intoxicating smell.

Erpollic3verde The harvest time is approaching, and sadly I've already had to cut some plants because I found mold on many buds. The temperatures have dropped drastically, and the rains aren't helping at all, and that's exactly how mold finds the ideal conditions to thrive. There's so much work to do; just thinking about having to cut 15 plants by myself with only my hands and a pair of scissors makes me laugh ahaha!! Now I'll wait a few days to see if the mold causes any further problems; if that's the case, I'll settle for cutting everything even if the flower isn't 100% mature. See you soon, friends, I'll keep you updated, talk soon!!