Elemental de Aranseed

Aranseed First week of life for the girls. It's no surprise that the autoflowering one is slightly bigger than the others (we know they grow faster), but overall they have good color and are stress-free. Temperature is controlled with an extractor and fan for proper air movement around the plants. Starting this week, they will begin to be fed with their respective nutrients (beyond their root stimulant).

Aranseed Second week of the girls' life. We're maintaining the root work and we're already applying nitrogen-rich products to the feminized ones, in this case, Organic Grow (2ml per liter). It's important to differentiate that the feminized ones are being fed with root stimulator and organic grow, while the autoflowering Gelato is being fed with auto stimulator and fast food, all according to the measurements indicated by the official chart and only once a week.

Aranseed Third week of life for the girls. Our feminized plants are already ready to transition to flowering, but not before applying some apical pruning to them (I will show the results of that cut at the beginning of flowering). We won't do anything to our autoflowering and will let it grow normally, even receiving less light, but we will try to position it in our Scrog net when it gets bigger to maximize its production using LST.

Aranseed This week, the apical pruning has been applied to both feminized plants, and our autoflowering is already starting to show its sex, so in about a month, we should have our Gelato ready or harvested. At the end of the second week of flowering, we will add our SCROG net and start distributing our branches as much as possible to achieve better yields from our girls and, if possible, get around 6 to 10 tops per plant.

Aranseed End of the second week of flowering and the girls aren't wasting any time. The SCROG net has already been set up and is being adjusted little by little to achieve the best production, and as if that weren't enough, the girls have a really good color and are adapting well to both the net and the new fertilizers. We continue to maintain the fertilizer dosage for both the Gelato auto and the Sublimator and Amnesia Molotov, and once the flowers start to show, we will add an additive for the feminized ones to enhance their volume and flavor, which in this case will be PK Booster from BAC.

Aranseed This grow is looking more beautiful every day. Third week of flowering and they still maintain their good color (the peak point where most novice growers tend to have excesses or deficiencies). As you can see, the autoflowering was distributed only at the bottom of the net while the photoperiod plants occupy the entire top, arranged to have the best possible yield. Next week, we'll start applying PK Booster to give our girls the fattening they need.

Aranseed We're just over 3 weeks away from finishing our grow. Our girls are still holding their good color and are fattening up quite nicely. The smell has started to become a topic to consider since the sweet aroma is emanating stronger every day. We're continuing to feed our girls with BAC fertilizers, and this last week we added PK Booster for their fattening (only for the photo-dependent ones). So far, everything is going smoothly with no excess or deficiency to consider, and we hope it stays that way until the end of the process.

Aranseed This week we're almost done, at least our auto Gelato should be ready for harvest in about 10 more days. While it didn't bulk up much due to the 12/12 cycle (which is what we expected and the reason why it's not profitable to put autos on 12/12), it still promises to deliver an interesting and quite strong yield due to the amount of crystals it's showing. As for our Sublimator and Amnesia Molotov, they're practically covered in trichomes, with a very intense sweet smell and apparently have much more to bulk up and grow, so everything indicates that we'll have a generous yield from them. Next week we might be sharing the harvest of our auto and we'll show how the results turned out for this girl without giving her all the light hours we needed (I insist, we weren't looking for the best result, we wanted to show why it's a bad idea to put autos and feminized together at the same time, which, although it may seem crazy, is one of the most common questions I get).

Aranseed Just wrapping up with these last feminized ones. A color and a smell that are very penetrating and can be noticed almost throughout the whole house. In the end, we added a new BAC component called Sugar Candy Syrup, which apparently helps to increase the volume and flavor of our fruits. We'll see if it makes a difference in these last weeks.

Aranseed Plant with no major difficulty in its cultivation and was tested with a 12/12 flowering. While it didn't yield much (reducing light for an autoflowering significantly decreases production), its quality is not up for debate at all. A wonder that I will possibly plant again.

Aranseed Already in the final stage, where patience eats away at the grower with all its strength, seeing such beautiful flowers and not being able to cut them, but the important thing is to hold on and not smoke something that isn't ready or is still green. Here, the smell for many who grow in apartments would be a BIG problem, very pungent and strong, which is why a lot of emphasis is placed on using an ozone generator or a carbon filter to purify the air (some grow lavender to soften the aroma, which is also valid). The buds are getting firmer and bulkier, and as mentioned in the video, it's just a basic approach; no low pruning, no defoliation (a method defended and criticized by some), but it's a good way to show that you can achieve very good results without much effort or knowledge and above all, WITHOUT BEING AFRAID OF THE PLANT.

Aranseed We're almost there, and the look of these girls is getting more and more seductive. Our sublimator has a really good structure and is likely to be ready in about 10 more days, considering it should already be ready according to the calendar (they're plants, so it's not much of a surprise). It has a very distinct color, a strong and sweet smell, and is almost at its harvest point. Our amnesia molotov hasn't stopped fattening up and promises a very juicy yield, and the smell is even more penetrating than that of the sublimator. If it's ready before, I'll bring forward its harvest and state, but until then, I'll wait and do a final flush with BAC.

Aranseed Better than expected. I had never worked with this bank, so I didn't know exactly what to expect, but as I progressed in the grow, I could see that the plant took on a beautiful shape and even in low temperatures, it behaved quite well. Highly recommended even for novice growers.

Aranseed I specifically thought that the growing process would be more complex due to its sativa characteristics, but I was honestly surprised by how simple it was and how tolerant it was to the climate changes that occurred. Highly recommended, and the flavor information is coming soon!