Indoor MM RQS

I'm sorry, but at the time I stopped updating the diaries because I moved to a new house and changed my routines. I'll leave a photo of the final product here, but don't worry, I'll be back at full speed. 🚀🚀 new diaries coming 🔜🔜

💡💡 Light at 60 cm and 25%. 📏📏 7 cm in a week 🚿🚿 Two waterings. During the first few weeks I give water with a feeding syringe and water it almost drop by drop. Another method I use is watering in a circle. I do this 2/3 cm from the stem in the first watering, in the second I move it a little further. As you can see in the photos. This technique force the roots to grow and reach the water In the first few weeks I don't like to overwatering or to overdo the nutrients I do basic calculations to make small waterings. This way I avoid wasting nutrients and don't drown the plants. In the first watering I used only biobizz's bioheaven in the second watering I added biogrow and fishmix. ⚡⚡ 1st watering 0.5 lt / 4 plants =125ml per plant 1ml nut / 0.5lt Bio heaven: 1ml per half a liter of water ⚡⚡ 2nd watering 0.5 lt / 4 plants =125ml per plant 2ml nut / 0.5lt Bioheaven: 1ml per half a liter of water Fishmix: 1ml per half a liter of water

💡💡 Down to 45 cm and 50 📏📏 11cm 🚿🚿 At the beginning of the week I chose to do a bigger watering to see how the plants would adapt and to see how long it would take to dry. It was just an experience!! It took 5 to do another watering. I like to do smaller watering for the obvious reasons and the reasons I explained last week. I only did a one big watering this week. ⚡⚡ watering 2 liters / 4 plants = 0.5 lt per plant 8ml / 2 liter Bioheaven: 2ml per liter of water x2 Fishmix: 2ml per liter of water x2

💡💡 50cm 75power 📏📏 15cm 🚿🚿 After last week's test, I chose to continue doing small watering. One early in the week and one last 3/4 day. So I make them eat what I give them. Neither more nor less. I am very precise with watering like the way I water, on days of watering or quantities. PS: I use bottled water 😇 ⚡⚡ 1st watering 1 liter / 4 plants=  250ml per plant 6ml / 1  liter Bioheaven: 2ml per  liter Fish mix: 2ml per liter Bloom: 1ml per liter Top max: 1ml per liter 2nd watering 1 liter / 4 plants=  250ml per plant 6ml / 1  liter Bioheaven: 2ml per  liter Fish mix: 2ml per liter Bloom: 1ml per liter Top max: 1ml per liter

11/1 As it's the last week of vegetation I started topping each plant at the beginning of the week. Right after that I did a good watering. I went back to increasing the amount of water to half a liter per plant because 250ML was no longer enough for these big little monsters. 5/11 At the end of the 4th week I thought it would be better to start training. I let the plant recover from the topping and got a good response. I adjusted each plant according to its natural structure. I gently bent the plants and positioned each branch in the best way to begin to gain shape and strength, after that I gave a good 0.5L watering. Here I had to do a defoliation to remove the larger leaves because with the trainning they started to make a lot of shade, not to mention the Energy that the leaves consume. All I don't want at this stage is for the plant to spend energy on what I don't want... Leaves ahaha. I want the energy to be focused on the main branches. 😜 Over the next few days I will reposition the structure whenever necessary.

A great week. Although it shows positive results i think my lst became a hst and the plant stressed out 😔 I tried to optimize the grow space and maybe I exaggerated the trainnig I gave. I'm a little worried about the height. I don't think they will have the stretch they need to have big colas. Let's wait and see 🙏💪 A mid-week watering. Half a liter per plant. I chose to water it in the middle of the week because it still had moisture in the soil from last watering but also because next week I want to increase the nutrient dosage 😝⚡ so between this and next week's watering I'll increase the days between them, making the plant really thirsty and then enjoying as many nuts as possible. These are all experiences based on my knowledge of horticulture and botany and the environment, temperature and humidity, within the grow. Stay positive 🤞💪🍁