Kera Pineapple Sativa

meneerGreen Pineapple Sativa This round in the Space bucket 2.0, I'm going to plant a Pineapple Sativa from Kera seeds. This is a new strain for me and a new seed bank, so I'm curious about what it will be/is. Below are the specifications of the strain, which is Sativa dominant, and what they say about it; it sounds promising anyway. Characteristics of Kera Pineapple Sativa cannabis seeds: • Suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation • These cannabis seeds are easy to grow • The effect is a physical stoned feeling with an uplifting high • Can be used as medicinal cannabis for issues like nausea, stress, and pain • Brand: Kera Seeds Description: Kera Pineapple Sativa from Kera Seeds are feminized cannabis seeds that have been created by crossing Blue Dream X White Widow. This has resulted in a cannabis plant of very good quality with Sativa dominant genetics. Kera Seeds Kera Pineapple Sativa are cannabis seeds that are ideal for the beginner grower because they are very easy to maintain. This cannabis plant is suitable for both indoor and outdoor cultivation and can yield very well under the right conditions. It grows like a typical Sativa with long slender leaves and reaches a decent height, so give it plenty of space to grow. This cannabis has a delightful old-school haze flavor with sweet, fresh, and fruity influences. The effect of smoking it is a relaxing stoned feeling with an uplifting and energetic high. This strain is used for its medicinal properties in cases of stress, pain, and nausea, which is why it can also be referred to as medicinal cannabis. Features: Seed bank: Kera Seeds Genetics: 80% Sativa / 20% Indica Type: Feminized Flowering time: 9 - 10 weeks Harvest month outdoors: Mid-October Yield indoors: high Yield outdoors: high Plant height indoors: 100 - 150 cm Plant height outdoors: 100 - 150 cm Medicinal Cannabis: For nausea, For pain, For stress Difficulty level: Easy THC content: 18% Effect after use: Mental, Clear, High, Physical, Relaxed, Stoned, Cheerful. Of course, I first cleaned and disinfected everything again, and I also brought in some Plagron lightmix (since that's in my shed) so it can warm up a bit. I filled a small pot with soil and moistened it with pH-adjusted water with a root stimulator. On 21-10, I placed 1 seed for germination using the coffee filter method, which has given me the best results so far. You might wonder why just 1 seed, but I trust that it will germinate, and otherwise, I would have to throw away a plant, which I’m not keen on. If it doesn’t germinate, I’ll take another seed until I have one that works, but usually, one is enough for me. Since it usually takes 48 hours for me, I should be able to plant in 2 days. It’s older seed from my stash, so if it takes a day longer, that’s fine, and as I said, we’ll just start over. On 22-10, I prepared a small pot of soil (lightmix). I made pH-adjusted water with root stimulator, EC 0.4, pH 5.9, and 0.5 ml of root stimulator in half a liter of water. On 24-10, the seed had a nice little root today, so I planted it. I added a little more water (same ratio as yesterday). I also put a cover on it to keep it dark until it breaks through the soil; I do this so it can benefit from the warmth. On 25-10, the lady showed her little head today, so I removed the cover I had put on yesterday; she can now enjoy the 18/6 light schedule. On 26-10, she was already standing tall in her temporary housing; she seems to be excited. On 28-10, I only gave a little pH-adjusted water with root stimulator; she’s not really dry, so I’m taking it easy with the water for now.