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Unculti_responsable We're going to leave it in the cup for the first few days, it's currently in the seedling stage. In a week, we're going to move it to a slightly bigger pot and start the vegetative stage. For now, we're only going to water with water since the substrate provides quite a bit of nutrients, and it doesn't need much more than that right now.

Unculti_responsable We've already passed the hardest stage, which is the seedling stage. Now in the vegetative stage, we're going to start fertilizing and giving preventatives, hoping it keeps growing strong and healthy like it should!!

Unculti_responsable The truth is that it's growing very well, I see it improving every day, the first roots are already peeking out from the bottom of the pot, I'm going to let it colonize the whole substrate block before transplanting, we're going to fertilize with nitrogen, mycorrhizae, and a bit of guano in the waterings!!

Unculti_responsable This week, the Jack Orange has grown quite a bit; the nodes and new branches are well-defined. We're going to start with some low pruning and a bit of defoliation. Once the branches are a bit bigger, we'll start training her with ties and cropping!! We'll see how things go in the coming weeks!!

Unculti_responsable This week was very productive, we did apical and lower pruning, transplanted to a 3-liter pot, it recovered very well and continues to grow beautifully. This week we're going to let it rest and give it some love so it keeps growing healthy. In the following weeks, we're going to start training it with cropping and ties, we'll see how it goes!!!

Unculti_responsable This week we did some low pruning on the tips and a low pruning on all the branches. The Jack is recovering very well from the pruning. This week we started gradually with the flowering nutrients, so we’re doing the last transplant to 10 liters to switch to flowering. I think it’s more than ready to enter flowering now, but I want to do the last transplant first. We’ll see how things go in the coming weeks.

Unculti_responsable This week we took it easy on the Jack, we only transplanted her to a 5-liter pot and she looks good. We let her recover for a few days and then we'll do the final pruning, and she'll be ready to flower.

Unculti_responsable This week we did the last low and lateral trimming, it's one of the last trims we do! After this, we're going to move it to 10 liters and then send it to flower, I think it's more than ready to start the flowering process.

Unculti_responsable A few days before sending to flowering, we did the last trims of the lower and apical parts, let it recover for a few days, and did the final transplant to 10 liters. With that ready, we started with the pre-flowering nutrients, did some foliar sprays 15 days before sending to flowering, the same day we sent to flowering, and we have to do it 15 days after sending to flowering. With this, we are more than good for the first weeks of flowering. After the second week, we will start fertilizing with bat guano and a few teaspoons of molasses, then we'll move on to the fattening stage, but that's still a few weeks away. Now we’ll see how it goes in its first weeks of flowering.

Unculti_responsable The first week of flowering is going very well, we fertilized a few weeks earlier with pre-flowering fertis, in 15 days we will do the last foliar spray with ferstis and a watering with bat guano and molasses for better results.

Unculti_responsable These two weeks of pre-flower went really well with the fertilizers and foliar sprays for pre-flower. This week we're going to do the last low trims and defoliate the last satellite leaves so they can receive the best amount of light possible. We'll keep an eye on how it goes.

Unculti_responsable Today is December 18, the day Argentina became world champion! I'm very happy, and it's a celebration all over Argentina!!!! Let's go, with determination we can do it! Today is the only thing that matters; tomorrow we get back to growing with the best of intentions. I hope to win this cup too!!!!

Unculti_responsable Well, this week we watered with bat guano and fertilized with worm humus. I did a few waterings just with water after that, and a few days later we started with the fattening fertilizer. I like how she's looking, very strong and healthy. Let's hope it stays that way. We'll see how we're doing next week!

Unculti_responsable This week I noticed good growth from the Jack Orange; it stretched nicely and some good branches came out. I'm thinking about doing some cropping to let the light penetrate well throughout the plant. Now we're on the fattening nutrients!!!!

Unculti_responsable Well, this week the plant was doing really well, but it was getting very tall and was about to reach the maximum height of the tent. We put up a net so the branches would lower and the whole plant could receive better light. We're fertilizing with bloom booster and guano, and we're also adding worm humus. The plant is doing great, so we'll keep an eye on how it continues.

Unculti_responsable Well, this week the branches adapted very well to the net, they’ve already lifted and are fattening up nicely, they’ve produced quite a bit of resin and are doing really well. This will be the last week of fertilizers; after this week we’ll start with the root wash. Let’s hope they keep doing this well!

Unculti_responsable Well, this week we gave them some fattening and a watering with guano, I don't see them fattening up much, so we'll probably leave them a few more weeks than planned, to harvest when the buds are nice and fat.