JACK ORANGE - GEA SEEDS

Juannabico Start of the first stage of life, seedling state, watering with water using a sprayer to avoid overwatering. 18 hours light, 6 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the first week in the vegetative phase, first serrated leaves and sprout of the first node of true leaves, watering with 100 / 150 ml of water and foliar spray with a sprayer and water. 18 hours light, 6 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the second week in the vegetative phase, first node of true leaves with three leaflets and sprout of the next node, watering with 100 / 150 ml of water and foliar spray with a mister and water. 18 hours light, 6 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the third week in the vegetative phase, plant is 15 CM tall, two nodes of true leaves with three and five leaflets, sprout from the third node; watering with 200/250 ml of water and foliar spray with a misting bottle and water. 18 hours of light, 6 hours of darkness.

Juannabico Start of the fourth week in the vegetative phase, transplant of the Jack Orange plant, 22 CM tall, apparently healthy, developed root system; watering with 300/450 ml of water and foliar spray with a sprayer and water. 18 hours light, 6 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the fifth week in the vegetative phase, 30 CM tall, apparently healthy, developed root system; watering with 500 ml of water and foliar spray with a mister and water. 18 hours light, 6 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the sixth week in the vegetative phase, 40 CM tall, apparently healthy, defoliation pruning of tops and bottoms to encourage the growth of new shoots; watering with 500 ml of water and foliar spray with a sprayer and water. 18 hours light, 6 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the seventh week in the vegetative phase, 40 CM tall, apparently healthy, defoliation pruning of tops and bottoms to encourage the growth of new shoots; watering with 750 ml of water and foliar spray with a misting bottle and water. 18 hours of light, 6 hours of darkness.

Juannabico Start of the first week in the flowering phase, 50 CM tall, apparently healthy, defoliation pruning of tops and bottoms to encourage the growth of new shoots; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spraying with a sprayer and water. 12 hours of light, 12 hours of darkness.

Juannabico Start of the second week in the flowering phase, 55 CM tall, apparently healthy, the pistils are not yet evident but there is a change in color in the new shoots; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spray with a sprayer and water. 12 hours light, 12 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the third week in the flowering phase, 55 CM tall, apparently healthy, the first signs of pistil shoots are evident and there's a change in color in the new shoots; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spraying with a spray bottle and water. 12 hours of light, 12 hours of darkness.

Juannabico Start of the fourth week in the flowering phase, 55 CM tall, apparently healthy, the first pistils are showing and there's a change in color in the new shoots; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spray with a misting bottle and water. 12 hours light, 12 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the fifth week in the flowering phase, 55 CM tall, apparently healthy, the plant mass of the first pistils is developing and there's a change in color in the new shoots; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spray with a mister and water. 12 hours light, 12 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the sixth week in the flowering phase, 55 CM tall, apparently healthy, the formation of buds (plant mass) is evident on the main and secondary lines; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spraying with a spray bottle and water. 12 hours light, 12 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the seventh week in the flowering phase, 55 CM tall, apparently healthy, the formation of buds (plant mass) is evident on the main and secondary lines; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spray with a misting bottle and water. 12 hours light, 12 hours darkness.

Juannabico Start of the eighth week in the flowering phase, 55 CM tall, healthy plant, the formation of buds (vegetative mass) is evident on the main and secondary stems, you can also see the formation of trichomes on the buds and the leaves that make it up; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spray with a sprayer and water. 12 hours of light, 12 hours of darkness.

Juannabico Beginning of the ninth week in the flowering phase, 55 CM in height, healthy plant, the plant was pollinated by a male that was close to it, which is why the buds (vegetative mass) did not swell; the formation of seeds is evident, and the formation of trichomes on the buds and leaves that make it up can also be seen; watering with 1 L of water and foliar spraying with a spray bottle and water. 12 hours light, 12 hours darkness.

Juannabico Today this beautiful growing process comes to an end. Due to carelessness and lack of measures, we have a pollinated harvest that will give rise to a cross between the Jack Orange from Gea seeds and a Runtz from Mr.Q seeds; the buds are not very compact or fat, and I assume this is due to the lack of stimulants for bud growth and the pollination of the feminized plant, which spent its energy on seed formation rather than fattening the buds. The plant is entering drying in darkness in a controlled environment, to proceed with removing the seeds and using the already dried plant material rich in trichomes for rosin extraction. At the cut of the plant in its mature state, we obtained a plant of 55 cm in height, with a strong aroma, vibrant colors, and buds full of trichomes.