2023 Autos

~ 7th week ~ Finally all the plants are blooming. It just happened at the end of the week. So two plants are 2 weeks behind the others. Not so good. But we'll manage ;) Now that everything is in bloom, i used Neoseiulus Californicus - a beneficial mite that fights spider mites (among others) and similar nasty things. Just in case. I hung the preparation on the tallest plant - one small bag is enough for the entire crop (such as this one). I also started to use HESI nutrients for the flowering phase: · Bloom Complex ➝ 5ml / 1l of water · Phosphorus Plus ➝ 3ml / 1l of water · SuperVit ➝ 1 drop / 5l of water (twice a week) also: · PowerZyme ➝ 2ml / 1l of water · Boost ➝ 2ml / 1l of water (every second week) CJ#1 needs the most water - she drinks twice as much as the rest. Her thirst is manifested by slightly limp leaves. In addition, i can feel it by the weight of the pots - it is twice as light as the others. I have to feed her more often - surprisingly, because she is not very large - other larger ones do not drink so much. She is half a meter tall. CJ#2 is 35 cm tall and is the shortest plant in the entire crop (so far), also the last to bloom. MT blooms beautifully - her flowers have densely packed, massive buds (this is just the beginning) and overall - despite her average height (40 cm now) - she is the most massive plant in the entire crop. As you can see - the plants vary greatly in height: At the moment PPOG#2 is the queen of height - 82 cm. The second is PPOG#1 (the pruned one) - 70 cm, before PPOG#3 - 60 cm. And these are the three tallest plants in the entire crop. Next is CJ#1 - 50 cm. MT is 40 cm, and the shortest one CJ#2 is 35 cm. Thus, the difference between the tallest and the shortest plant is huge - almost half a meter. In such situation, my new lamps work really great (apart from the fact that they are excellent in general) - i can easy separate them and after a little rearrangement adjust the height accordingly to almost each plant. Cool!