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Summer has come in its fullness finally. Blue sky and the sun is shining bright 15 hours a day. It is very hot here in Barcelona these days, about 35ºC during the day and 24ºC in the night. So I have put a little greenhouse on them to keep the humidity constant. The little ones will appreciate it.
Crece algo lento. La temperatura ambiente ha bajado unos grados (25º - 19º). Parece que el exceso de humedad o agua le ha afectado ya que las puntas de las hojas están un poco dañadas. Nada de qué preocuparse. Crece fuera del invernadero ahora. He empezado a abonar ligeramente con auto boom nutrients.
A pesar del calor de cierto días, está siendo un verano bastante extraño. Creo que el silicio las está ayudando a soportar mejor las altas temperaturas y las plagas. El neem y el própolis han ayudado mucho para que no se acerque nigún insecto indeseado, ni moscas, arañas, ni trips, ni hongos. A pesar de ello es posible que no den una gran producción. Ya veremos!
@Milesahead, The first days of the plants, it is advisable not to expose them to direct sunlight. Later when they have already the second/third node, you can leave them in full sun without problem. However, it is important that the soil does not dry out and that it is not too wet. Growing naturally or applying LST, are two good ways of doing this. 👍
Sweet smokes,
- Apolo
@Sweet_Seeds, What advice can you give me for proper growth and flowering outdoors? It is summer and the temperature here is high, 35ºC in the sun and the humidity is around 30%. Is it better to expose it under the direct sun or semi shade? Shall I do a LST or do I let it grow naturally? Thanks mates!
Looking good and progressing very nicely !! Good luck !
Please feel free to check out some of my recent grows (Tropicana cookiez/Venom OG/Banana Mango )
Also I have a lots of growing tips on my profile page (comments section)
Milesahead
