La sheila Cheese (Cheese x Lowryder)

Cannasixx We're starting with our first outdoor grow diary. In this case, it's a Cheese Auto from @geaseeds (Cheese x Lowryder). First week after germination, we'll be posting weekly updates on the plant's growth, flowering, and then the drying and curing of the buds. This is a 100% organic grow. No fertilizers. The contributions of micro and macro nutrients are based on other plants like nettle or potato.

Cannasixx We finished the 2nd Week of Vegetation of our Sheila Cheese. The watering has been half a liter of water every two days, not once a day like the 1st week. Starting from the 4th Day of the second week, we watered 30ml of diluted nettle tea with water up to half a liter as a substitute for fertilizer to provide nitrogen. And we added wood ash to the substrate for a small contribution of potassium and phosphorus. Since the 4th day, we have been able to observe an increase in growth speed compared to the previous days and the upper leaves are more upright and rigid. We will keep you updated on the development of the baby next week. Best regards, good smokes 🍁

Cannasixx We just finished the 3rd week of growth for our beloved Cheese x Lowryder from @geaseeds. We've been watering half a liter of water every day except on the 18th day, when we added 30ml of nettle tea for nitrogen boost. That same day, we started doing LST (Low Stress Training) with the goal of having most of the growth on the side branches to increase the size and quantity of flowers on those branches, but without a technique as stressful for an autoflowering plant as apical pruning or other techniques that excessively stress the plant, since with an autoflowering variety, it's likely that any type of pruning or technique that generates too much stress would cause the plant to start flowering. We've noticed that while doing LST, one of the leaves touched the pot and a couple of leaflets bent, hence the yellow tip on the leaf, which has nothing to do with nutrient deficiency or excess. Also, I want to announce that we have another strain that we started cultivating on April 18th, and starting from the first week of growth, we will begin posting updates for both.