Automatic AKs in the Sun

Ga4rd2en0er D.4 moved into my soil mix pots. Potting soil contains; Coco peat, compost, worm castings, peat moss, perlite, humus, guano, glacial rock packaged as Vitality Blend Organic by Vital Garden Supply. I added a little neem seed meal and kelp meal to the mix and watered in with recharge. I placed the trio in a partial sun shade and spot on the balcony to acclimate them outdoors and a day after they will get more sun.

Ga4rd2en0er D.14 recovering from an over watering. I'm not a soil guy, please forgive me.

Ga4rd2en0er D.21 hoping the 1 over watering didn't stunt them into midget plants, I'm sorry, little plants.

Ga4rd2en0er D.24 Flowering looks to be starting on all 3 plants

Ga4rd2en0er D.31 gave a little recharge D.35 plain watering

Ga4rd2en0er D.37 watered with recharge D.42 top dressed with Kelloggs Organic Tomato and Herb 4-6-3 to give them one last meal for their final few weeks. Don't want them running out of gas close to the finish line and having to messing with making teas. I went with cheap Organic Tomato nutes from the hardware store, it's what I had on hand and I don't expect these to yield much so not worth dropping $$$$ grow store stuff on them. They have started to form a mild scent this week as well.

Ga4rd2en0er D.44 got a little warm rain this morning, shook out buds to help dry. No more rain in the forecast

Ga4rd2en0er Day 50 gave them a top dressing of kelp meal and watered in with recharge. Starting the swelling stage, probably just a couple weeks left. Yellowing a little faster than hoped, hopefully the feeding last week slows it down.

Ga4rd2en0er D.59 going thru a heatwave, have some curled leaves. Plants will be cut down in a week to 10 days, not going to do much more than water with recharge once more and then plain water to finish. D.63 trimmed up fan leaves and harvest report coming soon.