New Orion F1 Hybrid

Cold_Farmer Tag 1: She has seen the light of day and immediately turned her head out the window. So, moving to the tent and always keeping it nice and moist. She will only go into the final pot when the root grows out the bottom. Tag 4: Moving to the fabric pot. Filled with soil and a few ingredients.

Cold_Farmer Unfortunately, this week I had a heating failure, so growth was very limited. But compared to another normal strain, it's significantly further along in development.

Cold_Farmer Week 3 and she's growing. I didn't dare to top her since it's supposed to be a fast-growing strain. Instead, I tied her down, which she handles well. Due to the still low temperatures in the grow room, the growth is slow. I think my outdoor round in the summer will go much better. Still, the difference compared to a normal strain is already extreme.

Cold_Farmer OK, I've never had this under these conditions... In the fourth week already the first signs of flowering. Wow. Unfortunately, the growth wasn't that great due to the still low temperatures. On top of that, I also did a topping two days prior. This strain is completely throwing my whole plan off. Luckily, I've only germinated one seed so far. I had saved the others for an indoor/outdoor comparison.

Cold_Farmer End of week 5, the second week of flowering. Everything is going as usual, just a bit faster than normal. The nutrients are now switched to flowering, but the soil is so good that I don't need much yet. I've removed a few leaves, as well as the flowers in the lower area. This way, I hope to strengthen the growth at the top. I'd rather have fewer, but higher quality solid buds.

Cold_Farmer The sixth week and it's going better. The temperature in the tent is slowly rising. The flowering is in full swing. It's still relatively small, but I'm hopeful.

Cold_Farmer The seventh week. Everything is going almost normally. But I don't really have a reason to be happy. The plant just seems small to me. Very stunted and the buds aren't really developing either. The other plants in the tent don't look that great either. I'm also having more problems with fungus gnats again. I just can't get rid of them.... Since the nematodes didn't help, I'm relying on dryness and a lot of neem oil!!! Unfortunately, that's also harming the young plants a bit.

Cold_Farmer The growth has stopped, but the buds are slowly getting denser. There's not much more to say. I think the fungus gnats were responsible for the suboptimal growth. With a lot of neem oil and dry soil, I've gotten rid of them now. All in all, the gnats killed two plants, stunted two, and restricted this one...