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She is in her 4th veg week. She was topped a few days ago and then she 'invited' to take another way. This way I should be able to keep her low and at the same time even the lower shoots can enjoy more light.
As you can see, she promptly raised her head and set off again. Now I see how it goes. Later I 'll decide whether to apply the topping again (the lower bud) or not.
4th week of veg.
The little one proceeds smoothly. I am also applying a rather rudimentary but, I believe, functional 'lst'. Once every 3 waterings, I add molasses and Epsom salt . At the moment she doesn't drink much despite the great heat. Today 35 degrees.
The 'little one' looks happy. To prevent problems with aphids and spider mites, I spray linseed oil on her every couple of days.
The diet is always the same: only water / only water / solution with molasses and epsom salts. From this week on, maybe I'll be adding bat guano and earthworm humus. First I want to control the EC and pH drainage water.
This week I adjusted the ph of the soil. In fact, by measuring the drainage pH, it was 7.2
Yesterday I measured again and the ph reached an acceptable 6.8
However, she seems to be fine apart from a few leaves at the bottom with brown spots on the edges, due, I think, to the Ph too high.
We've come to the end of the fifth flowering week. Generally, the plant seems to be fine. However, as can be seen in the photos, some leafs appear to show a potassium deficiency (IMO).
Now let's see how she reacts to all the ‘jelly’ I gave her. 🤔
Seventh week of flowering and everything is fine, more or less. The plant is discharging nitrogen as it should be in this flowering period.
Next week I'll feed her according to Biobizz's reccomended dosage. In the remaining weeks, if everything goes well, I'll give her only water.
I think there are at least three weeks left. Let's say that by mid-October it should be ready for cutting. 🤙🤙
Temperatures have dropped a lot this week and the forecast for the next one is also not good. In any case, I think I'll give her, at least, another week.
Shankar
