Proyecto esqueje auto

MiyaguiOkPolilla This is just a small branch I cut to be able to lean Cinderella auto. I used just a drop of Clonex and homemade rooting powder from chickpeas and lentils in a bottle with only vermiculite as a retention medium. In just 7 days, the development has seemed insane to me! I have no doubt that it is already in the flowering phase due to its sexual maturity as an autoflowering strain, still, I hope to see what comes out of this and maybe with this great root development, it can produce more as an individual than as a low branch of a complete plant 🙏🍀🔋❄️🏄‍♂️. Pure experimentation, friends! Irie

MiyaguiOkPolilla So far, the results look good. The cutting has grown 2 cm in height and you can already see its first trichomes. This experiment is to see if, as an individual, the results are better, worse, or the same as those of its equivalent in the mother plant. My suspicion is that having a direct fluctuation of nutrients from the root means there wouldn't be any energy loss on the way to the flowers; in any case, that's what I'm trying to answer so that maybe we can see a new stage in this world of self-cultivation 🙌🐞🏄‍♂️🐍🍀 Thanks to everyone for stopping by and taking the time to read and explore this wonderful world. Irie!

MiyaguiOkPolilla It looks great. It's the smallest one I've ever seen in my life. I never imagined having such a small cutting. While it hasn't increased in size too much, it is thickening up and getting covered in trichomes beautifully. You can tell the nutrients are going straight to the bud from the root; compared to the mother plant, it's already much frostier and more advanced. I can't wait to do this with photoperiod plants and see how they react 🍀😍🕵️‍♂️👁️🌼

MiyaguiOkPolilla It just keeps getting bigger. Looking at the previous photos, I notice the difference. It's full of trichomes and its smell is delicious but subtle at the same time. I changed its nutrition to something more natural and let the substrate dry very well before watering again. I see how it grows at the moment of watering; its evolution compared to the mother plant it came from really catches my attention. What a great decision, damn it!

MiyaguiOkPolilla It looks great. I have to say that its aroma is so different from its mother, much more maturity and an abundant amount of trichomes. I love watching it grow and it responds well to stress. Good decision even though it's not the most productive since when you prune autoflowering plants early, they tend to be smaller. Very happy with this project.

MiyaguiOkPolilla Net weight gain, saturated trichomes, and a super noticeable color change to purple in this baby. Just a week of fattening has been optimal and it's already showing signs of maturity, so I did a root wash to cut in the next few days. It worked perfectly, but there have been mistakes with other specimens, so it's not very advisable to take cuttings from ruderalis genetics. Still, I'm more than happy with this experiment that has nothing to envy from its mother plant 🙌🌼🍀❄️💪

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello! A bit late, but the photos are from last Thursday. In these pictures, the little one has already been on my terrace with natural light from the northern hemisphere for 11 hours of light, of which 6 are direct and the rest indirect. The nights are cool, around 11°C with a relative humidity of about 37%. I saw a slight increase in the trichomes after 7 days, and it must be because the darkness prevents them and the terpenes from breaking down or dehydrating, from what I've read. We would be exposing the plant to end-of-season stress conditions, and this no longer negatively affects it because I won't give it more time; it was just a time to experiment, and I achieved what I was looking for, but not with the quality I wanted. I prefer to practice with photoperiod plants a bit more and then try again, hehe. Greetings to everyone, and we'll be uploading photos of the harvest, weight, and pre-drying aromas soon. P.S.: The little one is already hanging in its drying box and smells very strong.

MiyaguiOkPolilla This little cutting worked well. Not for a SOG, but it was good for experimenting. PROS: .With almost no distance between the roots and the bud, the nutrients reach faster and there's no loss in unnecessary tissue. A large amount of trichomes settled, and within a few days, they were abundant and mature. Still, the exact moment was only 5 days before its mother, so at first, it progressed slowly, but suddenly a boom accelerated it to fatten up in the last 2 weeks. .It was a lot of fun, and seeing how it gained volume in the last weeks made me feel accomplished. .The aroma intensified in a unique way. .The excess fertilizers that affected the mother plant were not present here 😂 CONS: .Of 4 cuttings, only 1 developed the roots I was looking for, so it's not worth it since ruining an auto plant just gives us less production. The rest were just small deformities with the dream of being buds 💩💀 .The time was not significantly reduced since there's only a 5-day difference in the final cut. Autos have a defined period that is unchangeable under any light condition. .The bud did not stretch as much as its counterparts on the mother plant. In short, it was a nice experiment, and someday I'll try it again to see if I can improve something since the aroma gets to me 🚣‍♂️