(Golden Garden) NIRVANA CREAMANDA GRANEL

planter: 18 - 20 liters of clay. 20 cm off the ground. Nutrients: ADVANCED NUTRIENTS Soil: Cannabiogen new mix 2.0 self-regulating pH and EC. Time: 60 days. Start: April 18 Finish: June 18 - 25 Seed: cream mandarine custom breeder 0.25 cents per unit (unstable and delicate genetics)

It's about a week behind. Or it has a week more of life than the breeder's data. It's not 60 days, but 65-70. Since the conditions have been optimal. There were issues with frequent rains, but always making sure our pot didn't get flooded with water. Remember that the root and the plant grow when the root is searching for water; if the pot has more water than the plant needs, it will never grow, and we'll have problems with fungi and diseases... Another interesting detail for those who want to get the most out of their autoflowering plants is that we must consider that they don't develop as strong a root system as feminized or regular plants. Therefore, what my years of experience with ruderalis have taught me is that what they appreciate most is a deep pot. No larger than 18 liters but about 40 cm deep. So that the root never touches the bottom or gets tangled. That is the KEY. Another super important factor is a good drainage system outdoors. It seems obvious, but people only leave 3 or 4 small holes, and that can cause drainage problems with the rains plus your watering. Besides, if it rains and it never dries, it won't let you add nutrients. Soil that regulates the pH of the water is also very good. To regulate rainwater and make it something super positive and natural for them. Use organic fertilizers and follow these "tips and tricks" that I've obtained after many years of learning, and you'll be able to get the most out of your autoflowering plants. Remember, 1 mistake means it won't reach its maximum potential. Use new soil. White or clay pots for outdoors of 18-20 liters that never touch the ground. Place them elevated and follow these tips, and you'll get your plants to reach Nirvana! A big greeting!