Dos Si Dos Auto

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JanPabloDrugi Applied LST. Targeting a net. Watering with biohumus.

JanPabloDrugi You can see that this little plant loves LST. I also trimmed the top part of the pot that was unnecessary and was blocking light access. At first, I thought it would stretch the plant upwards, but it didn't need any soil added. In the end, I put on the only net I had. Keep your fingers crossed for some dense, solid buds to come out.

JanPabloDrugi After setting up the net, you can see how the little plant is pushing out beautiful small shoots through the holes. The plant has started to flower.

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JanPabloDrugi I accidentally dried out the little plant. Fortunately, there are no bad signs showing on that deficiency.

JanPabloDrugi The little plant has been dried out twice. You can see that it's a very resilient strain to stress; despite the lack of water, the buds look like they're going to be dense. Half of the buds have been fertilized; not all are maturing at the same time, but that's my fault (I'll improve). Dos-si is getting compost from banana peels. I checked the trichomes with a microscope, and they are milky. I suspect the small one will be cut twice, and the first cut seems to be happening in 2 weeks. Essssa ✌️🍀

JanPabloDrugi In a week, the wall.

JanPabloDrugi For Kika days, the wall

JanPabloDrugi I harvested 98g after curing for 4 weeks. The taste is very fruity but quite heavy at the end. A nicely sticky indica. I love it. Thanks to Barneys Farm for the great seed. This is my first grow ever. Cheers, Essa!