The Green Chronicles

JammyMummy Hi everyone, I'm new in both this site and growing my own plants. I thought I would start with something easy so I went for an auto feminised seed and so far so good. I also have another auto a couple of weeks old but I realised it wasn't a fem seed so decided to start this one just in case I got a male. I'm using comercial house plant soil with added perlite in a 10-12 litre pot and although it says outdoors in the description I'm actually growing it in my conservatory to avoid harsh temperatures at night and potential bugs from the garden. Still quite unsure about Nutrients and growing techniques but I'm hoping to learn from all of you experienced growers. Also thinking of setting up an indoor growing area for autumn/winter since we will barely have any daylight in here...We'll see how it goes!

JammyMummy This one seems to be growing slightly slower than her big sister. It hasn’t had as much sunshine as it should have but it’s not looking bad either, we’ll see how it goes this upcoming week.

JammyMummy As in my other diary, this plant was also attacked by pests badly but I think I managed to save it and the changes in the last couple of days have been really positive. Looking forward to see the evolution since I’m really enjoying growing these beauties 💚

JammyMummy Little sister is doing great too but it hasn’t grown as tall as my other plant at the same age. However, this one is growing more leaves, I hope that’s a good sign.

JammyMummy I’m gonna call this plant “The Undead” because the motherfucker always makes me believe that it’s dead and when I’ve given up on her she surprises me with an unusual growth literally overnight 🤣. Her soil is a disaster, I made a ridiculous mistake (too embarrassed to tell) and honestly it will really surprise me if she makes something smokable.

JammyMummy This plant keeps surprising me with its resilience. It has started to flower and it's getting a bit bushier. I had some sort of revelation and thought to myself "fuck it, I'm repotting it" and it was already stunted anyways so I changed its soil to my own mix of coco, perlite and compost which had been getting watered with rain (don't judge me, I watch this in a Youtube video!) and it's still alive. Let's keep watching it closely.

JammyMummy Not much has happened since last week but it's getting a little bit bushier.