oasis N13

DaisyNabis my girls only stay with mycorrhizae and hydrated with water for the first 7 days before applying any fertilizer, their lighting is at 30% power.

DaisyNabis This week they started with their base vegetation nutrient, I apply the minimum dose for their first few days so that they begin to accept their food.

DaisyNabis I raised the lighting power to 50% at a height of 30cm from the apicals, the next update will be with stakes, preventive as of today.

DaisyNabis I transplanted to a final pot a few days ago, hoping they settle from their stress. I will change the photoperiod after that. I removed the humidifier 5 days before the transplant.

DaisyNabis I keep the base vegetation feeding for the first 10 days of the photoperiod change, applied preventive for the last time, cultivation parameters aligned.

DaisyNabis I installed supports and applied low stress training with defoliation, I switched to flowering nutrients, and my beauties are starting to form their flowers.

DaisyNabis Every day my beauties are getting greedier, I'm watering them almost every other day, I only fertilize once a week, the rest is just water. I did some ties to the stakes since they are in full growth.

DaisyNabis my girls don't stop, day by day they surprise me with their development, I can already start to feel their aromas captivating me, soon I'll give them their fattening.

DaisyNabis my beauties aren't growing anymore, they've started their fattening period, their flowers are beginning to plump up and shape this oasis with a warm aroma.

DaisyNabis what beautiful apical buds my oasis has, flowers infused with beautiful trichomes that create a spectacle in aroma and sight

DaisyNabis flowers full of trichomes, sticky and aromatic, a beautiful oasis is what surprises me day by day throughout this process, I applied their last feeding 5 days ago and now they are ready for their root wash.

DaisyNabis I did a root wash, I'm waiting for the substrate to dry completely while my beauties feed on their last reserves left in their leaves, putting on an autumn show.