Estrenándome en indoor

Dr_Rook I'm starting my indoor journey with this great genetics. Wish me luck. The first week has gone well, the weather outside has been supportive, and everything has been easier. I've only watered them with adjusted pH and root stimulator.

Dr_Rook This week there has been a little problem with the watering and they've been stressed for several days. To top it off, the cold has arrived, and I've struggled to keep them warm. But it seems like they're back on track again 💪

Dr_Rook This week, it has been moved to its final pot. I noticed a bit late that it had spider mites, and it has damaged part of the crop. I’ve given them a treatment with chemicals, and from now on, I’ll control with biologicals. Despite everything, I see them strong, and in a few days, I’ll switch to 12/12, as I don’t want them to stretch too much since I don’t have much height.

Dr_Rook This week I switched them to 12/12 at about 20 cm. That same day I did a low pruning and it seems like they took it well. I had to supplement some that had fallen behind so they would receive more light. Next week I will do the second and final low pruning and put in the stakes. Beginner mistakes that I think I made 😏: - I should have put them into flowering earlier since I don't have much height. (Although this strain is supposed to not stretch much) - I should have put the stakes in when I changed pots, since now I might damage the roots.

Dr_Rook The girls are continuing their life cycle. I see they're not very advanced for being two weeks into 12/12 (I don't know if it's due to low light or some mistakes I made). I added the flowering booster too late because I misinterpreted the nutrient chart, or rather, because I didn't follow the correct one. They were very close to the light for several days, which might have stressed them out. I'm worried about the height since they've stretched more than I initially anticipated, leaving me with very little margin for error. If things go south, I'll have to figure out how to bend them down or something. The positive point is that I'm managing the humidity better. Despite everything, I'll keep doing my best to make it turn out as good as possible 💪🏽

Dr_Rook Another week where something happens to me 😅 I had a power outage and they got cold for a few hours, hence the purple on some leaves. I hope it doesn't affect the final yield too much. Other than that, everything is good, they're starting to smell a bit. We're still in the fight 💪🏽

Dr_Rook Almost a month at 12/12 and entering their most beautiful stage. They're resinous all over and they smell better and better every day. They’re starting to gain color, a bit too early since sometimes they get a bit too cold. This week I moved the light a few centimeters away. They were 3/4 centimeters below the minimum recommended height and I don't want to risk burning my first indoor plants. (There will be time for experiments later) Next week they should start the fattening phase. Time to keep an eye on them!

Dr_Rook It's already the fifth week since they were switched to 12/12, but they still look like they're in the fourth. They're at least a week behind, and I don't know why. It could be due to many things since it's my first time growing indoors and I've made several small mistakes. Let's see how they continue to evolve next week and if they start the fattening phase.

Dr_Rook They're getting closer to the end, and they know it. This week I've given them a good watering with the highest EC I'll use, as I interpret that they're at their peak flowering stage. After this, I'll give another watering with a lower EC or a root flush directly. They won't be massive flowers by any means, but at least it looks like they're going to pack on some weight.

Dr_Rook Counting the days now.. Practically everything is done and all that's left is to wait. I'm just watering with pure water with regulated pH. I'm doing a two-week root wash since I'm looking for the cleanest flavor possible. The outdoor climate is helping a lot and I've been able to keep the humidity within the correct parameters. I hope to cut them around the weekend coming up. Very happy with what I see, the quality promises 🤩

Dr_Rook It's feeling so long for me... I was thinking of leaving them in the dark for 3 days starting today and then cutting, but being sensible, I'll leave them for another week to let the lower buds finish maturing. Clearly, I stopped feeding too soon; I could have given 1 or 2 more waterings without any problem, but well, it's one more thing I learn for next time. They're going to be 3 weeks without feeding 😅 although they haven't shown many signs of deficiencies.

Dr_Rook Well, after 61 days of flowering, their time has come. The quantity isn't going to be very good, but the quality definitely promises. I'll update in about two weeks with the dry weight and the first impressions when trying it.

Dr_Rook They have perfectly endured the mistakes of a novice like me in indoor growing 😌. They had a somewhat turbulent vegetative cycle with light stress, cold stress, and also water stress since I was keeping them too short on water, which caused a red spider mite attack 🕸️. Despite everything, they have flowered perfectly, yielding 95g dry of a very good quality product 🤩. It has been a pleasure to share my first indoor experience with you all. Looking forward to starting the next one and continuing to learn and improve!