Euforia Auto

Sammuray We're in summer right now, I have 1 month left of high temperatures, perfect conditions for vegetating and plenty of water. For now, just a few drops of stimulator and worm leachate twice a week.

Sammuray You have to take advantage of the last weeks of summer heat since plants in the vegetative stage love the warmth. Growth doesn't always have to do with heat, but nothing in excess is good, and too much isn't either, always assisting with air conditioning to balance the temperature. Starting from the first week of growth, I'm going to stimulate growth twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with some nutrient help.

Sammuray You have to take advantage of the last weeks of summer heat since plants in the vegetative stage love the warmth. Growth doesn't always have to do with heat, but nothing in excess is good, and too much isn't either, always using air conditioning to balance the temperature. Starting from the first week of growth, I'm going to stimulate growth twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with some nutrient help.

Sammuray You have to take advantage of the last weeks of summer heat since plants in the vegetative stage love the warmth. Growth doesn't always have to do with heat, but nothing in excess is good, and too much isn't either, always using air conditioning to balance the temperature. Starting from the first week of growth, I'm going to stimulate growth twice a week, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, with some nutrient assistance.

Sammuray After a long phase full of various inconveniences and stress, finally between weeks 3 and 7 it will be able to grow until it reaches its final height. At the door is the flowering, so we are saying goodbye in the last week of the vegetative stage, then I will start adding other necessary nutrients for the flowering. Lastly, I am in a waning moon which gives me the green light to perform aerial pruning, removing the largest leaves on the first day, medium leaves on the second day, and finally the smallest leaves that are coming out, every other day the leaves are removed so it doesn't lose strength and has time to recover.

Sammuray Last days of heat and also of vegetation, we are already entering the flowering stage, where we are only 30% into the race, we have a long way to go. After a tough vegetative stage, we managed to reach the main goal which was to root and grow, I didn't use LST and I don't have the space. In this stage, we added the same stimulators but replaced the rooting agent with molasses.

Sammuray We're still stimulating twice a week and adding nutrients. We're already in autumn, and luckily we'll be able to have low temperatures, which makes the conditions optimal for flowering. As long as we can maintain low humidity, but not too low so it doesn't affect the buds that resin next to each other.

Sammuray This week the NPK ratio is 6.15.10, it's fed twice a week and nutrients are added. This stage requires low humidity and good air circulation to avoid moisture between the fruits. Water is essential; it's one of the flowering stages where you can never have too little water, it's always consumed.

Sammuray In about 3 weeks, its cycle will be over, so we're going to change the diet and add a PK boost and a corrector to fix any past stress issues. It gets stimulated and nutrients added 2 times a week, the NPK ratio is 4-10-7.

Sammuray In about 2 weeks, its cycle will be over, so we're going to change the diet and add a PK boost and a corrector to fix any past stress issues. It gets stimulated and nutrients are added 2 times a week, the NPK ratio is 4-10-7.

Sammuray Last 2 weeks, nothing else should be added, it should only be consumed on its own, plenty of water, around 10% of the pot's capacity, in my case 2 liters since the pot is 20 liters.

Sammuray I can't move it from where it is, it really can't handle the weight anymore, so it has to be tied up. It's just a few days away from being harvested. I think I'm going to post better photos when I cut it and can completely strip it down.

Sammuray From the beginning, it gave me problems, or maybe I gave it problems, but halfway through the vegetative stage, it started to improve until the beginning of flowering, which was really a challenge to keep its branches and overall structure upright and not bending. Towards the end of flowering, I couldn't move it at all since the weight of the buds was too much for its skeleton, so it was fixed in place. I could have waited a bit longer, but due to the space organization I have, I couldn't continue. I'm very pleased with the genetics overall.