Somango XL Outdoor Compost

Bryankush I'm very happy to start my best experiment that I'll be doing this season😁😁 I'll keep this Mango Critical in indoor vegetation for 3/4 weeks and then it will be transplanted outdoors into its final soil, which I will post later. Currently, it's in a 2.5-liter pot that I prepared with: -80% light mix -15% cow manure -5% ash -50g RQS easy boost pellets Throughout the cycle, it will be watered with just water since it already has everything it needs in the soil. Very excited to see how it turns out 😁🤯

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Bryankush Keep growing healthy😉 Day 6 topping

Bryankush 21 days the plant is healthy and recovering from the topping Day 3 is going well as soon as the weather outside returns to normal here in Italy I'll take her outside 🤩 Day 4 Lollipopping Day 6 LST

Bryankush Day 1 tomorrow or the day after it will be taken outside🤩 Day 5 these days I've been busy getting some neem oil which is essential for outdoor tomorrow the transplant will be done outside Day 6 finally I decided to leave it on the balcony for a few days to slowly acclimate it to the outside Day 7 a bit stressed by the new light hopefully it can get used to it soon...

Bryankush Well guys, at first the plant burned a few leaves due to the light change, but now the new shoots are healthy and the plant is happy 😃 transplanting soon. Day 3: defoliating the old burned leaves and lollipopping to give all the power to the new shoots. Day 5: I won't transplant for more than a week because I caught a throat infection and I'm on antibiotics...

Bryankush Day 1 Good with the Somango Critical, we've reached the point where it has developed a good root zone, formed its trunk, and filled all the space it had available just right 😃. Well, it will spend the last week in the pot unfortunately because I'm not at 100% shape and couldn't transplant it now, but in a week it will finally be in its final soil 🤩. Day 4 transplant next week I will post the substrate

Bryankush Updated terrain above in the diary data. Well guys, I'm back after exactly 2 weeks since the transplant and the lady is in great shape. It rained a bit and there were cloudy and sunny days during these weeks, so there was no need for watering. Day 4 defoliation and lollipopping.

Bryankush Day 4 defoliation and LST

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Bryankush Continuing to prepare its final shape. Unfortunately, the temperatures in my area are very high, around 34°, but luckily the Mango is managing to hold on a bit. Currently, I'm watering it with 10L of water a week.

Bryankush For now, it's watered with 10L every 10 days or so.

Bryankush Well, next week I'll be bending the new secondary branches. The weather in the last month has been really hot.. continuous temperatures of 35+ degrees. I give compliments to this strain for managing to hold on.

Bryankush I bent all the secondary branches. From now on, I'm going on vacation for 2 weeks, so I won't be posting updates.

Bryankush Well, I've been back from 3 weeks of vacation, and here the weather has been very stormy..

Bryankush She's still doing well, unfortunately the branches I had wrapped haven't improved healing at all. Now I'll try to hope that conditions don't develop for rot.. anyway, the plant has started flowering well and as you can see, it already has some nice buds to swell up 😄. For being the first cultivation of feminized outdoor, I'd say it's decent.

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Bryankush These are practically 4 weeks of flowering.. there are 4 more to go and I hope the weather stays like it is now even though it's already very cold.. (I hope for little rain and sunny days) she seems to withstand the 5 degrees at night and is filling up with resin and already has a great smell😋

Bryankush A lot of rain just yesterday. She is doing very well and continues to mature, I think it will take another 2/3 weeks.

Bryankush I think it will still take about 2/3 weeks.. for now the weather is sunny but with clouds often and the temperatures are quite low, in the evening it even drops to 11/10 degrees but she doesn't show any signs of mold 🙂

Bryankush Day 6 Still 1/2 weeks, defoliated the yellowing leaves

Bryankush Day 6 She looks mature and is very fragrant Overall, it took her 9 weeks to mature, not bad at all. The buds didn't expand much due to the cold in September, but they are definitely frosty and aromatic.

Bryankush Probably topping the apical branch wasn't the best thing for me, it will be a lesson for next summer.