3M • Magnum [2ⁿᵈ Chance]

deFharo Welcome to the second week of life for this autoflowering strain with sativa dominance. The seedling continues to grow normally, the first two true leaves are already growing. I keep it under artificial light for 14 hours and the rest of the time I put it by the window. This afternoon I did the transplant to the final pot (7l fabric)... let the party begin!! Nothing else for now... REGARDS TO EVERYONE!! 👽 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome fellow growers, the seedling has reached three weeks of life and one week since transplanting to the final pot (Air-Pot 6l), the leaves of this strain, thin and elongated, already reveal its sativa dominance!! The pot transplant went unnoticed, the seedling shows growth, I keep it under 14 hours of indoor light, because that’s the maximum of my cheap electricity schedule, the rest of the hours I take the pot to the window for some hours of sun. There are two reasons why I don’t feel comfortable with autoflowering strains, the first is the need for many hours of light throughout the plant's life, the second is the complete lack of control over the transition to flowering. I have started this grow with another 3 autoflowering strains that I plan to grow together in a 60x60cm tent and harvest them before the end of July. The most relevant thing this week was the transplant I did to the 4 strains a week ago, since I did it at the last minute, I didn’t have time to explain the process I use for substrate formation, within my growing logic 👨‍🌾💦 SUBSTRATE: After experimenting in my first grows with super substrates, layered and loaded with multiple organic and mineral nutrients, after trying to use half of my substrates with reused soil from previous grows and ruining a dozen grows before realizing the mistake, today, and in all my ongoing grows, I am using a combination of lightweight gardening soils based on peat and plant matter (6 parts), some substrates contain rooting elements, to this mix I add perlite, vermiculite, and zeolite (1.5 parts) to improve drainage and moisture retention, I add 1 part of coconut fiber, another of worm humus, and half a part of enriched homemade bokashi, also minerals in the proportion of 1g of each mineral per liter of soil, mainly micronized clays: Montmorillonite, kaolin, illite (Yes, Al...), which improve cation exchange and mainly provide silica, I add azomite which contains up to 70 different minerals, Pumice (Yes, Al...), Basalt (Mg, Fe...), Phosphorite (P) and leonardite (2g/l) to give structure to the soil, and add humified organic matter, humic and fulvic acids, I do not add any kind of organic matter. 💦SUBSTRATE ACTIVATION: I usually don’t water for the first 24 hours, because before transplanting, I wet the substrate of the small pot a lot and let the excess moisture transfer to the surrounding substrate. I always add auxins to the transplant hole to enhance rooting. After 24 hours, I do the first deep watering aimed at inoculating microorganisms in the substrate, these will reproduce massively in about 3 days, facilitating root mobility through the substrate, as well as solubilizing and mineralizing the organic matter, I inoculate with my Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA Basic) preparation in liquid form through an anaerobic fermentation that lasts at least 40 days. The types of microorganisms contained in my preparation are varied, fungi, bacteria, mycorrhizae, yeasts, and other beneficial ones that help decompose organic matter and protect against pathogens, for example, I have collected and selected them from different virgin forests in my area and keep them dormant in solid form until I want to activate them... below I leave where I published tips with these procedures... I then water with a mix of MMA Basic at 3%, Honey (I prefer using honey over molasses in the early stages of the grows, honey contains the sugars that provide energy to the microbiology to reproduce and also many enzymes and some minerals that help seed germination and rooting, in fact, it is an excellent rooting agent for cuttings.) and finally I adjust the pH of the mixture with Ormus which provides Ca and Mg and traces of another 60-70 minerals in mono-atomic form that facilitate cation exchange leading to better nutrient assimilation. - It is essential to maintain life in the substrate to always water with pure water, without chlorine, and if you don’t have access to pure water, don’t waste money and time growing with microorganisms. - I see a lot lately substrates under the label of "living soil", some, with mandatory fermentation processes of 30 days, with many nutrients and ad hoc commercial literature, in short, variations of a process similar to that of bokashi with extra costs for spores of microorganisms and blah, blah, blah, of which I have some doubts and objections, always talking about growing marijuana in pots... if anyone wants to share calm opinions on this matter, I would be delighted to do so. In this same area, we could also talk about rare earths, and the interaction of indigenous carbon, with the organic matter of the jungle, ineffective by itself for crops. CONCLUSION After this first deep watering, I have sprinkled diatomaceous earth (protection against bugs and moisture and contribution of Si...) and on top Mulch of dry matter that will maintain the necessary moisture to help the proliferation of Microbiology and also the creation of adventitious roots from the first centimeter of the substrate. This watering usually lasts in the pot from 7 to 10 days, during this time the roots have reached all corners of the pot and are now multiplying. And after all the above... I give the plants all the light I can at every moment of the day or night... let the party begin!! 😋 See you next week... REGARDS AND HEALTH GROWERS!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 ================================= RELATED TIPS - 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a Solid Mountain Microorganism Nursery (MMS) - 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a Bokashi of Silage Grass enriched with nutrients and minerals. - 3M • Gorilla Glue WEEK 4: Coconut fiber with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) for substrate mixes. WEEK 7: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms in liquid form (MMA) - 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. - 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration - 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Mountain and structured water.

deFharo Welcome, friends! The fourth week of life has been completed for this autoflowering strain with sativa dominance. Two days ago, I did a FIM pruning to promote branching; this strain responded well to the pruning during my first grow of this strain. The seedling shows good compactness between nodes, the leaf morphology is clearly sativa, and this plant drinks the most water compared to its tent mates and lifespan. This week, I did 3 waterings aimed at inoculating microorganisms in the substrate and providing the first growth nutrients. WEEKLY ACTIVITY 👨‍🌾🌾💦💡 - Day 21. First nutrient watering for vegetative growth with my Activated Mountain Microorganisms preparation with pumpkin, carrot, minerals, and chitosan (NPK, Vitamins, Carotenoids, Microelements....) at 3%, molasses to give energy to the microorganisms, and Ormus at 0.5% to regulate pH and provide Ca and Mg. pH: 6.4, EC: 0.95. 1000ml. - Day 24. Maintenance watering with microorganisms and nutrients. Mountain water with Activated Mountain Microorganisms with minerals and organic nutrients NPK (MMA Plus) at 3%, molasses, and Ormus at 0.5%. pH: 6.30, EC: 1.0. 500ml. I added two side LED panels of 30x30cm and 36w each, the first with a spectrum of 7700K, the second with blue light at 450nm. I'm looking for compactness and strengthening of the side branches with these lights. - Day 26. I perform a FIM pruning. - Day 27. I do a deep watering with mountain water and honey to facilitate the dissolution of nutrients in the substrate. I'm very interested in keeping the substrate moist during this growth and rooting phase so that the roots spread throughout the pot. In these early moments of the grow, I prefer to use honey instead of molasses; both have free sugars, but I believe honey is better for now as it contains many enzymes that will work together with the microorganisms in the substrate, plus its well-known rooting properties: ENZYMES IN NATURAL HONEY (Not industrialized): Invertase: Converts sucrose to glucose and fructose. Diastase: Hydrolyzes starch to dextrins and/or sugar. Glucose oxidase: Converts glucose to glucolactone; this in turn produces gluconic acid and hydrogen peroxide. Catalase: Converts hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen. Acid Phosphatase: Removes inorganic phosphates from organic phosphates. Phosphatases are also used by microorganisms in the soil to capture nutrients containing phosphates. It contains amylases and proteases. Until next week... REGARDS AND HEALTH TO GROWERS!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome growers to the fifth week of life of this autoflowering strain with sativa dominance. This grow is not going to disappoint!! The plant is growing with clearly sativa leaves that are expanding day by day, the side branches are already peeking out looking for light and their place in the canopy. The plant drinks a lot and loves fertilization; I think I can achieve results similar to those I had with this same strain, so far the most productive among all my grows. This week, two deep waterings, one with alkaline spring water to help dissolve nutrients in the substrate. PH: 7.26, EC: 0.45. 800ml. The second watering on day 32, massive inoculation of MM, with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) with Pumpkin, minerals, and chitosan at 2%, MMA with nutrients and minerals (Plus) at 1%, MMA Basic at 1%, molasses, and Ormus at 1%. PH: 6.7, EC: 1.15. 1000ml. Until next week... REGARDS AND HEALTH GROWERS!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome marijuana growers. The plant has completed the sixth week of life and the last of the vegetative growth, as today the first pistils have started to appear. This is a sign of the beginning of pre-flowering. I'm growing this sativa-dominant strain in a 6L fabric pot, without any ties. I provide a very varied, organic, and homemade feeding; from the data I have from a previous grow of the same strain, it requires a lot of nutrients to give its all... let's go!! 👨‍🌾💦💡

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers. The plant has completed its seventh week of life and first week of flowering. I'm growing this sativa-dominant strain in a 6L fabric pot, without ties. I provide a very varied, homemade organic feeding; based on data from a previous grow of the same strain, it requires a lot of nutrients to give its all... let's go!! 👩‍🌾💦💡 This week, multiple floral shoots have started to define themselves, while there is still significant vegetative growth with large sativa leaves and long branches competing for space in the canopy. The water consumption for irrigation is very high, allowing me to water every two days. This plant is the queen of my autoflowering garden!! 🤩👍👩‍🌾☝️ For now, my nutrition strategy is based on inoculating microbiology in the substrate and using a very varied soluble fertilization in moderate doses, so that macro and micronutrients, as well as trace elements, vitamins, enzymes, etc., are not lacking. I alternate nutrient-rich waterings with pure water and molasses to enhance the dissolution of nutrients and minerals in the substrate, ensuring the proper functioning of the rhizosphere and the reproduction of microorganisms. Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!! 🌈 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌🤜👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤛👌🙏👇✌️🤩✋🏽 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers. This sativa-dominant strain has completed its eighth week of life and second week of flowering. I'm growing it in a 6L fabric pot, without ties, and I'm giving it a very varied, homemade organic feeding; from the data I have from a previous grow of the same strain, it requires a lot of nutrients to give its all... let's go!! 👨‍🌾💦💡 And this week the plant has outgrown the square!! 😁 It's growing completely wild, both in width and height, with strong and long lateral branches loaded with fresh floral buds and fine, long leaves that reveal its sativa dominance!! FANTASTIC!! ✌️👨‍🌾🤳🌞💧 The water consumption for irrigation is extremely high; due to the small size of the pot, I have to be very careful to maintain constant hydration in the substrate to keep the large leaf mass for now, while the flowers grow!! I water it daily!! Because of the large size of the plant, I have been forced to move it to an individual tent as it was intimidating the other autoflowering companions!! Now in a 40x40x140cm grow tent, with various generic lights shining from all sides: In the canopy, 2x50w LED COBS with a 60° lens, one with 3000K and the other Full Spectrum (380-840nm), and an IR 735nm bulb that I turn on 30 minutes after every hour to help the plant flower faster. On the sides: A panel (36w) with 3000K and 660nm LEDs. 3 LED bars (33w) with mostly 660nm LEDs and others at 450nm, 2700K, and 5500K. ✊🌞✊ For now, I'm waiting for space in my main tent to move this plant permanently, probably in a couple of days. Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!! ✌️👨‍🌾👆 ================================= 😒✌️👇🙏👌✊👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈✊👌🙏👇✌️🤩🙋‍♂️ =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers. This sativa-dominant strain has completed its ninth week of life and third week of flowering. I'm growing it in a 6L fabric pot, without ties, and I'm giving it a very varied, homemade organic feed; from what I know from a previous grow, this strain loves nutrients to give it all... let's go!! 👨‍🌾💦💡🌞 It consumes a lot of water, exhausting all the moisture in the substrate in a day. This is normal to maintain the large leaf mass, but I have to be careful with the administration of soluble nutrients, as they can cause nutrient and organic matter excesses in the substrate due to the high evaporation. So, this week I've increased the amount of water in the pot and watered most days with pure spring water, structured and highly oxygenated water, to promote liquid flow through the plant during these hot days. Due to its size, I've moved the plant again, now into a tent of 60x60x140cm, just for it. Great week for the queen of my garden; placing her in an individual tent has favored the grow, with numerous shoots growing all over the long branches. In the new tent, I keep it under intense light in the canopy and on the sides, plus every half hour I turn on a UVA-B bulb and some LED strips that I have in the corners, with a spectrum of 2200K, in the canopy, a Mars Hydro Eco 60, and on the sides, 2 panels of 300K and 660nm. Three days ago, I made important changes regarding the light hours. Until now, I kept the plant under 12 hours of indoor light and the rest of the day outside with at least 7 hours of direct sun, totaling 24 hours of light. I thought this might be a mistake, as the plant needs to rest. So, what I'm doing is putting it in darkness from 8:00 PM to 12:00 AM, then 10 hours of indoor light (my cheap light schedule) and completing up to 18 hours of light with the plants in the windows. It takes a bit more work to move the pot, but I'm willing to do anything for the health of my girl!! ✌️👨‍🌾🌞💧 Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!! ✋👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌🤜👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤛👌🙏👇✌️🤩✋🏽 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers. This sativa-dominant strain has completed its tenth week of life and fourth week of flowering. I’m growing this strain with care and attention in a 6L fabric pot, without tying the branches down; I only did an apical cut. I'm growing it in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. I feed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients created with anaerobic ferments and homemade hydrolysates, made with love and organic and mineral elements. I maintain plenty of good light in my grow tents, and my plants always have a mulch layer to feed the microbiology and keep optimal moisture levels on the surface. The light schedule consists of 10 hours of indoor light, 10 hours of outdoor light, and 4 hours of darkness... and here we go, heading into summer!! 💧🌞👨‍🌾 Water consumption remains very high. I alternate nutrient watering with pure structured water; this week I filled my rainwater tank and mix it 50% with mountain water, all to make the substrate microbiology feel at home... in the forest. The plant continues to grow tall, with long and thick branches that will support all the weight of the buds, which are now sprouting everywhere. But this week it suffered an attack from spider mites; in hours, those damn bugs can weaken any crop. Since I was alerted by another infected plant, I started applying potassium soap every 48 hours a week ago, and currently, the plant shows no traces, although in the process, it lost some leaves. With such a large leaf mass, the inspection for marks has to be thorough; I’m determined not to lose this crop. Plus, during these rainy and cool days, I take the plant outside so the rain, the "water of God," purifies the plant and washes away the remnants of the last foliar application with potassium soap, preparing it for another application. Also, a bit of atmospheric nitrogen that comes with the rain is beneficial for the crop. This week, very varied nutrient waterings with a predominance of PK components to boost the growth of the buds... also, adding solids to the substrate so it lacks nothing and alternating waterings with rain and mountain water at 50%. Until next week... REGARDS TO EVERYONE!! 🖐️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers. This sativa-dominant strain has completed its eleventh week of life and fifth week of flowering. I grow this strain with care and attention, without ties, just with an apical topping, in a 6L fabric pot, in a mix of light substrates with minerals and activated with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region; I feed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients created with anaerobic ferments and homemade hydrolysates made from organic and mineral elements. I maintain plenty of good light in the grow tents, keeping it with 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four hours of sleep. My plants always wear a hat (mulch), with dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal surface moisture levels, to facilitate the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the first centimeter of soil.... 💧🌞👨‍🌾 This plant just keeps growing! This week it has spread out, the strong branches claim their own space without bothering each other, to maintain the large leaf mass from a 6L pot. I need to keep it very hydrated, as it sucks up the watering water with great intensity out of pure vital necessity. The spider mites are history. 🤞 The buds are taking center stage and continue to invade all the branches, fattening day by day. I keep this plant in an individual tent of 60x60x140cm for 10 hours a day, with plenty of light, mainly on the sides, due to its great height. I have illuminated 3 sides of the tent with 3 quantum panels of 3000K and 660nm, and on the canopy, a modest Mars Hydro Eco 60 that takes care of lighting the upper tips... the plant appreciates it, and this way I achieve optimal development of all the lateral buds at any height they are, I really have an advantage with this strain, as I have all the data from a very successful previous grow, and the plant is repeating behaviors. Water consumption remains very high, and I water deeply every 48 hours. This week I've varied the nutrient waterings, adding a bit of amino acids in one of the waterings, extracted from my enzymatic hydrolysate of animal proteins, to delay the exhaustion of the leaf mass and thus achieve more efficient photosynthesis, which will help fatten the buds. I replenish the mulch regularly. Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!! 🖐️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome marijuana growers!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾💧🌞 This sativa-dominant strain has completed its twelfth week of life and sixth week of flowering. I grow this strain with dedication and care, no ties, just with apical pruning, in a 6L fabric pot and in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. I feed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients created with homemade anaerobic ferments and hydrolysates, using microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. I maintain plenty of good light in the grow tents, keeping all my autoflowering strains with 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four hours of darkness. My plants always wear a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal surface humidity levels, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the very first centimeter of substrate....💧🌞👨‍🌾 I can only bow to this crop, the great sativa spider, it is the absolute queen of my joy garden, more than tripling the height of the pot, dozens of strong and long branches develop buds everywhere, the floral buds are a beautiful bluish-green that makes them stand out against the light green of the fine leaves. This week there has been no appearance of mites, I believe they are under control; however, I keep this plant isolated in an individual tent, trying to maintain a high relative humidity, spraying with water if necessary. I've also started making preventive applications with horsetail extract, to see if it helps to ward off red spiders and also protects me against fungi, which can arise due to the high relative humidity (60-70%) that I maintain in the grow to create an unappealing environment for the mites, who like high temperatures and low relative humidity. The great water consumption continues, so the plant maintains a good metabolism, and this week it has been reflected in the increase in size of all the floral buds. I water every two days, yesterday with structured rain and mountain water with molasses, to help digest the previous two waterings with NPK nutrients. I don’t let the substrate in the pot dry out, and from time to time I add solids to the substrate, I also regularly replenish the mulch... and everything continues on its course!🤸‍♂️🤞 Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌🤜👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤛👌🙏👇✌️🤩🙋‍♂️🏽 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾💧🌞 This sativa-dominant strain has completed its thirteenth week of life and seventh week of flowering. I cultivate this strain with dedication and care, no ties, just with topping, in a 6L fabric pot and in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. I feed it with soluble macro and micronutrients created from homemade anaerobic ferments and hydrolysates, with microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. I maintain plenty of good light in the grow tents, keeping all my autoflowering strains with 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four hours of darkness. My plants always wear a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal surface moisture levels, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the first centimeter of substrate.... 💧🌞👨‍🌾 Good week of tail growth, excellent response to all nutrients, and great water consumption for irrigation, but since nothing is perfect, the red spiders have returned to try to eat my queen. New generations of mites are feeding on the delicate leaves of this beautiful sativa. I'm trying to control them daily, with several foliar applications throughout the day. The mix I'm making is gentle and based on horsetail extract with 0.3% of my potassium soap. So far, I'm avoiding burns on the leaves and hope to scare off the little mites, or at least keep them under control until harvest... damn!! 😤 Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌🤜👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤛👌🙏👇✌️🤩🙋‍♂️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾💧☀️ This sativa-dominant strain has completed its fourteenth week of life and eighth week of flowering. I grow this strain with dedication and care, no ties, just with topping, in a 6L fabric pot and in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated substrate with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. I feed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients created with homemade anaerobic ferments and hydrolysates, with microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. I maintain plenty of good light in the grow tents, all the autoflowering strains are grown with 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four hours of darkness. My plants always wear a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal moisture levels on the surface, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the first centimeter of substrate.... 💧☀️👨‍🌾 The unstoppable growth of this great strain continues; it seems that with two gentle applications of potassium soap, which I did at the beginning of the week, the mites have definitely disappeared, and the grateful plant fattens up and grows its multiple colas without mercy!! 😁🌲🤸‍♂️ The particularities of this cultivation, mainly referring to growing in a small pot, have made me adapt the nutrition and watering methods to sustain and grow this plant, which triples the height of its pot. This was my first surprise, and it was already too late to change it to a bigger pot. The thing is, the plant needs to draw water from a great height and it needs it constantly. If I want to keep the crop, I think letting the substrate dry out too much at this size could be an irrecoverable mistake. The water consumption is very high; I water deeply every two days, sometimes daily, maintaining constant water pressure in the pot. There’s no danger of stagnation or loss of oxygen due to the high water consumption; when the water leaves the substrate, oxygen takes its place... and here I go, with more pure, structured, and highly oxygenated water. But also, by consuming so much water, I must be careful with the nutrient watering, as an excess of my organic nutrients remains in the substrate as organic matter, and an excess blocks the roots, the true architects of this strain's growth. So, I am feeding the plant every two waterings with pure water and adding solids to the substrate every 15 days. And to be fair, the strength and vigor of this strain is what really makes the difference... long live sativa!! 👨‍🌾💧☀️ Until next week... REGARDS TO EVERYONE!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾☀️💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌🤜👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤛👌🙏👇✌️🤩🙋‍♂️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers!!🖐️👨‍🌾💧🌞 This sativa-dominant strain has completed its fifteenth week of life and ninth week of flowering. - I grow this strain with dedication and care, no ties, just with top cutting, in a 6L fabric pot, in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. - I feed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients, created with homemade anaerobic ferments and hydrolyzed solutions, using microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. 🦇🦇 - I keep the plant with plenty of good light on a mixed schedule, 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four hours of darkness. - Always with a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal moisture levels on the surface, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the very first centimeter of substrate.... 💧🌞👨‍🌾 • SSS= Sun, Hat, and Substrate. This beloved strain keeps progressing, despite those damn red spiders that just won't completely disappear. It’s true that I keep them under control with low-dose foliar applications of my potassium soap, alternating with pure water the next day to clean the leaves and create a humid environment that hinders the evolution of the mite. The thing is, potassium soap only acts on adult mites and not on the eggs, so I have to gradually eliminate the newborns so they don’t become adults and lay more eggs. I'm looking for an organic application to combine with the soap and also burst the eggs... I’ll keep you posted. For now, the infestation is confined to two long branches on the North side of the pot... I continue the siege. ‍♂️🕷️ And despite everything, this plant, which grew and grew without caring about its circumstances, maintains a very high metabolism. I keep the great structure of this plant, with high water pressure in the small pot, inspired by the hydroponic crops I first saw on GD. I thought that by maintaining a very healthy and functional root system in substrate, I could keep high humidity levels to get all that water up to the top of the plant, which triples the height of the pot. At the same time, maintaining a very functional rhizosphere allows me to nourish efficiently with my formulations of soluble macro and micro nutrients. This week, after two waterings with nutrients and having done the previous two waterings only with pure structured water, the buds have shown fattening and growth, continuing to display a beautiful bluish-green color, and now, they are the ones that most help with the plant's photosynthesis, as the leaves have been greatly diminished by the presence of the mites. Without a doubt, the fabric pot helps a lot with the good oxygenation of the substrate; occasionally, on hot days, I like to mist the fabric with a spray. Another variable of this crop is the height (70cm); I usually try to grow plants between 35 and 50cm. My best compactor is the intense light of very white spectra during the vegetative growth stage, but this strain resisted!! 🤦‍♂️ With so much height compared to other crops, it complicates growing it with other strains in the same tent due to the distance from the light. This has forced me to grow it in an individual tent, but the canopy light efficiency is not enough because this light won’t be able to reach strongly, at least, halfway up the plant. And since I believe it’s worth growing the plant to its full height, also boosting the middle and lower buds, I’m using 3 side panels with a spectrum of 3000K + 660nm. Additionally, as I try to cultivate while optimizing expenses and production, I’ve configured these panels to turn on individually and sequentially throughout the schedule, thus maintaining permanent side light and reducing consumption by 66%. Yesterday was the last solid addition to the substrate, so this girl doesn’t lack anything... 👸👨‍🌾 All I wish now is for the weather to improve and for the cloudy days to go away... and let the party continue!! 🌲👨‍🌾💦🌞🍂 Until next week... REGARDS TO EVERYONE!! 🖐️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾💧🌞 This sativa-dominant strain has completed its 16th week of life 🌱 and its tenth week of flowering, ⏳ - I grow this strain with dedication and care, without ties, only with topping, in a 6L fabric pot, in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology, collected from the virgin forests of my region. 🌲🍂🍁🍃 - I feed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients, made with anaerobic ferments and homemade hydrolysates, using microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. 🦇 - I keep the plant with lots of good light on a mixed schedule, 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four hours of darkness. 🌞💡 - Always with a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal surface moisture levels, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the very first centimeter of substrate.... 👒💧👨‍🌾 • 3S= Sun, Hat, and Substrate. - The progress of this grow is fantastic, the buds are fattening up, hardening, and stinking like a crowd at a rock concert! 🧡👃🧡 - Finally, I think I've found the key to getting rid of mites and their eggs naturally, mixing my potassium soap with natural pyrethrins. This time I've bought an extract of pyrethrins, but when I’m living in the countryside, I’ll synthesize it directly from Chrysanthemum cinerariaefolium. I think that in outdoor grows, this plant can act as a natural barrier, as well as providing a constant supply of raw material to make natural pyrethrin hydrolysates. - So far, since I started this treatment at the beginning of the week, I’ve managed to eliminate traces of eggs and adult individuals. The plant, grateful for being freed from that torture, is focused on flower formation. I’ve noticed fattening with every nutrient watering I’ve given this week; the water consumption is very high, and I water it deeply every two days. - I’ve kept the plant, in recent weeks, with plenty of pure waterings to ensure a very healthy root system, without any type of blockage, also to help the plant get through the successive attacks of spider mites. This week, with three successive waterings with nutrients, the plant is responding wonderfully to all the food I give it. 🥗🍗🎃🍤💦 - In this advanced flowering phase, where the plant itself slowly gets rid of useless leaves, absorbing their nutrients first to gain more energy for the flower buds, I simplify the nutrient addition in the watering. In this phase, I include 1% of my potassium hydrolysate from leonardite (Humate K) and Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) with molasses in all waterings. For me, the combination is perfect, as the Humate (humic and fulvic acids, K) is pre-digested liquid organic matter, very quickly decomposed, ideal for providing easily assimilable food to the MMA, so they can mineralize this organic matter as quickly as possible and make it assimilable by the plant. This week I made the last addition of a mix of solid organic components for flowering (2g/liter of substrate), considering that the grow has energy for a few more weeks and that the MM will dissolve them in this time. - Comparing the flowering time of this grow with a previous one of the same strain, there’s still a difference of 5 weeks. I don’t think this grow will last that long; I probably extended the other one too much, but still, I don’t know how much time the plant has left. For now, the growth of flower buds and fattening is noticeable... there’s no rush, although it’s complicating things a bit to grow this strain in advanced flowering alongside another in vegetative growth, due to the lighting issue, as I like to apply a lot of white light in vegetative growth and more red light in flowering. For now, I’m managing, because I don’t want to put each plant in an individual cabinet, as it clashes with the increased electricity costs and my concept and purpose for this year to cultivate while optimizing expenses and production. Until next week... REGARDS TO EVERYONE!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌🤜👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤛👌🙏👇✌️🤩 =================================

deFharo Welcome marijuana growers!!🖐️👨‍🌾💧🌞 This sativa-dominant strain has completed its 17th week of life 🌱 and eleventh of flowering, ⏳ - I grow this strain with dedication and care, without ties, just with topping, in a 6l fabric pot, in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology, collected from the virgin forests of my region. 🌲🌳🍁🍂 - I feed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients, created with homemade anaerobic ferments and hydrolysates, using microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. 🦇 - I keep the plant with plenty of good light on a mixed schedule, 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four of darkness. 🌞💡 - Always with a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal surface moisture levels, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the first centimeter of substrate.... 👒💧👨‍🌾 • 3S= Sun, Hat, and Substrate. The plant continues to stink, the watering water consumption remains high, the buds look healthy and are fattening up. I'm going to wait at least a week to cut it. Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!! 🖐️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩 =================================

deFharo Welcome marijuana growers!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾💧🌞 Today, looting day 🧛‍♂️, Wednesday, August 18, 2021, at 8:30 GMT, this great sativa-dominant strain has completed its life cycle (18 weeks from seed 🌱). It has been an intense grow that has filled me with satisfaction; this was the second growing opportunity for this strain, the first one remains the most productive strain of all my grows to date. In the harvest week, I will make comparisons between the two grows, lights, watering, nutrition, etc. For now, I can say that I have grown this plant: with less than half the hours of artificial light, in a smaller pot, two weeks less, and with fewer nutrients. Still, I believe I’m going to pull a harvest of over 100g, and statistically, it’s going to be better. I have thoroughly cleaned the dense and sticky buds, and now they are in the drying room; the process has gifted me a nice ball of charas. The grow could have produced more, but the presence of spider mites was constant from mid-flowering until the end. I maintained some control over the mites, but they definitely weakened the crop; nonetheless, the plant behaved with great dignity and strength, also appreciating all the nutrients I gave it. 💦👨‍🌾💡🌞 - I have grown this strain with dedication and care, without ties, only with apical pruning, in a 6L fabric pot, in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology, collected from the virgin forests of my region. 🌲🍂🍁🍃 - I have fed it with soluble macro and micro nutrients, created with homemade anaerobic ferments and hydrolyzed materials, with microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. 🦇 - The plant has had plenty of good light, on a mixed schedule, 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four hours of darkness. 🌞💡 - It has always used a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal moisture levels on the surface, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the first centimeter of substrate... 👒💧👨‍🌾 • 3S= Sun, Hat, and Substrate. Until harvest week... REGARDS TO ALL AND THANK YOU FOR READING!!🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌✊👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈✊👌🙏👇✌️🌟 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers!!🖐️👨‍🌾💧🌞 It's time to appreciate this crop and try the result. This is the second chance I'm giving to this autoflowering strain with sativa dominance... and it has not disappointed! - I have cultivated this strain with dedication and care, without ties, just with apical pruning, in a 6L fabric pot, in a mix of light substrates with minerals, activated with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. 🌲🌳🍁🍂 - I have fed it with soluble macro and micronutrients, created with anaerobic ferments and homemade hydrolysates, with microbiology, organic elements, and minerals. 🦇 - The plant has had plenty of good light, on a mixed schedule, 10 hours of indoor light, plus another 10 hours of outdoor light and four of darkness. 🌞💡 - It has always used a hat (mulch), with plenty of dry matter to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal moisture levels on the surface, thus facilitating the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the very first centimeter of substrate.... 👒💧 Without a doubt, this strain is recommended for quality and production, for all lovers of autoflowering varieties. I still prefer photoperiods as they are always more potent, but this herb will serve me for daily smoking and thus extend the curing time of my other favorite harvests! 😋 👨‍🌾 EXTRA GROWING DATA (Statistics taken from my daily tracking.) Dry weight: 110g. Height: 70cm. 6L fabric pot Days of cultivation: 127 Weeks of growth: 6 Weeks of flowering: 12 Space in the grow tent: 60x30cm (0.18m2) 💦 Watering statistics: Number of waterings: 55 Total liters of watering: 60.5L Average EC: 0.97 Average pH: 6.63 🌾 PRODUCTION DATA: The calculation per gram/watt of GD, for my growing method is not exact, because I grow different strains in the same space and in individual diaries. I cultivated this plant alongside three others in a tent with 296w of lights and fans. If I divide this power by the number of plants, I get a value of 74w per plant, which means the gram/watt percentage increases. 🏛️ GROW TENT SETUP: - Grow tent: 60x60x140cm - Number of plants: 2 🕐 Light schedule: 10/10/4h The plant has received 1270h of artificial light and 1397h of sunlight. 🌞 CANOPY (112w): Mars Hydro Eco 60 (100w) UVA-B 100 - 280-315-400nm (12w) 💡 SIDE LIGHT (54w) With these 3 panels, I cover 3 sides of the grow tent, turning them on and off sequentially, thus reducing watt consumption by 50%. LED panel (30x30cm) 3000K/660nm (36w) LED panel (30x30cm) 3000K/660nm (36w) LED panel (30x30cm) 3000K/660nm (36w) 🔄 Extractor and fans x3 (25w). 📈 TOTAL W: 191w/2 = 95.5w PER PLANT. Approximate total consumption: 121 kWh By real watts (95.5w): 1.15g/w 💡 By kilowatt-hour (121): 0.90g/kWh By height (70cm): 1.57g for each centimeter of height. By pot capacity (6L): 18.33g for each liter of soil. By square meter: 611g/m2. By cultivation time (18 weeks): 6.11g per week.📆 By weeks of flowering (12 weeks): 9.16g per week.🌺 By watering volume (60L): 1.83g for each liter of watering. By waterings (55): 2g for each watering done.🚿 By hands: 55g with each hand ✋🤚 ========================================== A few data compared to the previous cultivation of this same strain: https://growdiaries.com/diaries/44552-auto-anubis-red-dwarf-grow-journal-by-defharo The highest production I obtained was with the first crop: 201g The cultivation time has been shorter than the first time (-18 days). The current plant consumed much more water. 60.5L (in 55 waterings) compared to 39L (in 70 waterings) from the first crop. I cultivated this plant in a 6L fabric pot, compared to the old school 7L pot from the first crop. The pH range was similar in both cases: 6.63>6.53. The EC levels in waterings were lower in this last crop: EC: 0.96 compared to EC: 1.29 from the first plant. The current plant has been 30cm taller than its sister (40cm). The light intensity measured in watts was similar in both crops. The hours of indoor light, and therefore the expense in producing the herb was much greater in the first crop: - First crop: 2804 hours of artificial light. - Current plant: 1270 hours of indoor light and 1397 hours of outdoor light. The quality of the buds, as well as the aromas, have been better, in my opinion, in the last crop. I believe the first plant I cultivated was overcooked in terms of time and nutrients, which blocked its development on more than one occasion. Until the next crop.... REGARDS AND THANK YOU FOR FOLLOWING THIS DIARY... ✋👨‍🌾 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻