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Sammuray We need 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 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 not too much quantity either, always using air conditioning to balance the temperature. Starting from the first week, 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 a lot 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 After a long struggle, they're finally starting to grow; clearly, something didn't help them vegetate quickly. We need to take advantage of the last weeks of summer to make them grow as much as possible. Always stimulating them twice a week.

Sammuray After a vegetative stage with many problems, an accident leaves me without the tops of two of the plants. In this stage, almost at the end of the vegetative phase, I'm going to take advantage of the last days of summer heat that will be gone in a few days to let them grow as much as possible. Always stimulating and adding nutrients for their health.

Sammuray After a long and troublesome vegetative stage, we're starting to say goodbye to veg and slowly moving into flower. We're still stimulating twice a week and adding nutrients. Summer is gone, but there are a few weeks of heat left, perfect for finishing this stage and starting to flower with cooler temperatures.

Sammuray We left behind all the various inconveniences from the veg stage and focused on the flowering; humidity and temperatures should be low, taking advantage of autumn is the perfect time. Stimulating and adding nutrients twice a week, the NPK ratio at this stage is 5-10-7. Looking forward to the new moon to defoliate the larger leaves that complicate light entry to the lower area.

Sammuray After a long vegetative stage and a quick flowering stage, there are only 4 weeks left until harvest, at least that's what I have calculated. The smells of the different plants might also have to do with their color or perhaps they share the same parental traits; I'm not sure which has more genetics from the father or the mother. As for #2 and #3, they have a cheddar cheese aroma with a hint of gasoline; it's the first time I've experienced this kind of smell in a plant, and when I touch the stems, it intensifies. Meanwhile, #1 and #4 have a sweet aroma, and #1 is much milder than #4; it would be the normal smell that I love and chase after. We're already in autumn, so the lower temperatures are good for the flowering stage, always balanced between 22° to 28° and keeping humidity as low as possible to avoid moisture between the buds. They will be stimulated and given nutrients twice a week, with an NPK ratio of 5.10.7. Taking advantage of the moon being in the waning quarter, we are pruning large, old leaves that only block the light.

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 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 twice a week, the NPK ratio is 4-10-7.

Sammuray Last 2 weeks of life, I'm going to add a corrector to fix any stress or issues from the past. In 16 days, the 4 will go to drying.

Sammuray Last week, it's almost done, I'm waiting for it to finish, maybe I'll harvest #2 earlier since it was the fastest and it's already turning yellow, I'll decide that in the next few days. I just add water that comes out with the pH straight from the filter, I estimate it's between 6.9 and 7.1, it comes directly from the tap without anything more or less ^^

Sammuray Tomorrow I’ll be cutting down the 2 that are left, I already cut #2 and #4 since the trichomes started turning white, the ones that are left are still crystal clear.

Sammuray It took longer than I thought, the vegetative stage was very slow until pre-flowering when it started to stretch. Quite easy to grow and very resistant to pests. I think I'll grow them again even though they ended up very small.