Cookies haze kannabia (first indoor)

Piernaslocas Normal germination and seedling

Piernaslocas Now they're happier in their new home, with their corresponding light installed. Since I didn't have a tent, I had them in the room; they stretched a bit, but now everything is on track. I've given them propolis via foliar at 2 ml/L, for now it seems like everything is going well.

Piernaslocas Transplanted to a 10-liter pot, Bio Bizz Light soil (day 15), watering with Canna Rhizotonic (about 100 ml), planning to do a FIM cut in a week. The nutrients are added to the soil except for the rooting agent. Day 18: she's recovering quickly from the transplant, slight deformation on the leaf, nothing to worry about. Day 19: day of trial and error, I've made my first attempt at FIM pruning, I've never done it before, let's hope she responds well.

Piernaslocas Day 22: she has reacted very well to the pruning, although she has stretched quite a bit, let's see how I manage, it's my first SCROG and my first indoor grow, the height issue is complicated since they are different strains. Day 24: at first glance, it seems that the FIM pruning isn't bad, they are still reacting well. Day 26: apart from FIM pruning, I've had to train her, she was stretching a bit. Other than that, they are reacting well to all my tests. In the photo from day 26, it can be seen that the pruning has been a "success." Day 27: canna rhizotonic via foliar at a ratio of 4ml/1

Piernaslocas Evolves very well Day 34: Big one 2ml/l via foliar

Piernaslocas Day 38: she's still strong, she loves the training Day 42: micro vita from top crop 0'4g/L

Piernaslocas Day 51: Big one via foliar Day 53: switched to 12/12 cycle, after 24 hours of darkness. 6 days into flowering and she has shown her sex, still no pistils.

Piernaslocas 11 days of flowering, still no pistils I have 2 CH and they are somewhat different, the one that's not in the diary is wonderful. Day 14 flowering: shows the first pistils.

Piernaslocas Day 19: she looks strong, some mistake with the distance and power of the lights, but well, learning from mistakes. Of the two cookies haze that are being grown, there’s one that’s growing a bit faster. On the other hand, the other one seems a bit more sativa, it’s bigger and has more branches, both have the same age. Day 21 flowering: I’ve done a cleanup of the lower areas by removing leaves and small branches, she doesn’t seem to be very affected. But since this is my first indoor grow, it’s my first defoliation in scrog. I’ve managed to get two cuttings, two branches that were left in the shadow of the cookies haze that isn’t in the diary, I like this plant.

Piernaslocas Day 24 flowering: she has started to smell really good, and the trichomes are starting to show.

Piernaslocas Day 35 flowering: she keeps stretching and there are more and more trichomes. Slight nitrogen deficiency, we’ve started with the okay.

Piernaslocas Day 42 flowering: she's fattening up nicely, some pistils are already turning brown, although she's still producing more, the trichomes are overflowing on the fan leaves, the buds are quite frosty. The yellow leaves keep populating and taking over this plant, it's almost time.

Piernaslocas Day 49 flowering: according to the bank, she has about 10-12 days left, and she's still fattening up. The trichomes on the leaves are turning whitish. The cabinet smells like caramel. There are some half-formed seeds at the tip of the buds, only at the tip, visible at first glance. Hermaphroditism?

Piernaslocas Day 56 flowering: she has produced one more seed, that I have found, I don't think she is hermaphrodite, I have the feeling that another is the pollinator. Even so, she keeps fattening up, I will start giving her just water for a week and then harvest.

Piernaslocas Day 63 flowering: I have manicured the plant and now it will have 48 hours of darkness, it hasn't shown any new seeds again, I hope it's not full of them. It will be harvested after the 48 hours.

Piernaslocas After 48 hours of darkness, it has been cut down. She has tolerated my mistakes (especially in terms of lighting), and if we add in pollination, unexpected factors from a grow in each of its phases, and without a doubt my lack of experience, I can't complain. I can say that this plant is very resilient, and I'm sure that in more experienced hands, it would showcase all its potential.