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MiyaguiOkPolilla Looking forward to meeting this being 🌱🤞🏄‍♂️

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hey folks! Here we've started feeding the pots (yes, I respect them, it's once for each different combination of nuts but I won't write it out in detail for now), 🤗 there are not only plants, but also a lot of microbiology and a field full of inoculations 🌱🌦️🌕🔋 This girl has grown well, I like that I hardly see spots on her leaves and she's getting strong thanks to the fans. She's watered 3 times a day with just 2 liters of solution between 5 plants according to their needs since I keep the relative humidity low to avoid any pest problems and not let any bad mycelium free 👌 I had a peak of 30.5 degrees with 15% relative humidity and I got scared, but they were intact. Still, I decided to turn on the second extractor; the CMH or LEC lamp seems to be going through a cycle since 24 hours for a few weeks seems to have caused some wear and it's generating extra heat. The rest is about young auto plants which is common knowledge 😁 Greetings from my spot! No one is saying anything?

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello people! Here the girls are living another week to share with us, they are growing calmly, it seems that the climate in my tent is quite harsh and resembles more of a desert area with long hours of intense light, a CMH 315 watts, DLI of about 45.8 which seems to be healthy but I maintain a humidity of between 14 - 27% and sometimes a temperature of 29 to dry the ambience a bit to avoid pest problems since I'm more concerned about that than the amount of weed I'm looking to produce. (-(-.(-.-).-)-) That yellowish tone seems to be fading, runoff water doesn’t exceed 7 apparently with a test strip and pH test drops, I’ll let everything continue as if it were in the field; I will also try to let the phenotypes guide themselves by their natural structure in search of light until I think it’s right to interpose some wire between their branches to modify the structure with LST. This girl is growing happy and without many signs of over-fertilization or deficiencies, maybe she’s a bit more resilient since my substrate and watering are exactly the same 👽 Greetings to everyone and may your terpenes be exquisite. 😌

MiyaguiOkPolilla Here again 😌 Mmm what to say, this girl looks amazing, I love her appearance and the sturdiness of the stem, a bit battered by the fan that blew on her closely the last full week but nothing too serious, apparently the pores where the air pushes close up to prevent too much evaporation, so that's when they get stressed and start losing vigor, so I raised the angle of the fan a few degrees to give her a breather. Along with a new layer of improving soil, I gave her a big dose of mycorrhizae since phosphorus-rich fertilizer eliminates its effectiveness. I also planted some basil seeds I had to see if I can give her some decent competition and have a companion for my meals at the end of the harvest from my tent, in addition to the ones I have in the garden. A good foundation yields good results, but it's almost impossible not to strive for improvement when it comes to life itself, so here we are, to give life and make the most of it in our favor fellow growers, thanks for sharing!! Cheers 👽

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello people! Here I am after a few very busy weeks, a lot of work, travel, and few hours at home resulted in poor care for the plants, and despite having little time, I managed to make so many mistakes 😔. I'll start from the point where I used a sprayer to apply foliar feeding with iron, Delta 9, and clove since I saw some thrips flying around the area and decided to apply a preventive measure. I had little time, so I barely looked at the clock inside the tent without checking my timer (there was a time change in my area and I forgot to change the timer!) This resulted in severe burns to the plants, and you can definitely see it here. 1 hour of intense light plus dew on their leaves gave an immediate response, leaving serious burns 🤡 Still, it remains strong; its stem is very sturdy and seems to want to form good buds. We'll see how it evolves since it has been greatly affected by that horrible chlorosis and other factors that have already defined its size as a small, battered plant. The heat can sometimes be stifling inside the tent and doesn't maintain any quality for this girl; the ventilation hit hard for 3 days while I was traveling and damaged some leaves (these girls are fighting to survive!!) Despite everything, they are still standing and with good vegetation, consuming a good amount of water since the temperature is out of control. 2 fans and 2 extractors are doing all they can, but there are heat waves around here, so the incoming air is also a bit warm 💩 That's all I have to comment on, and I hope next week improves a bit and they can regain their strength despite the ugly burnt leaves. Cheers!! I appreciate comments for improvement, friends; I hope everyone can achieve good results and have enough time to pay proper attention to their roommates 🤞🌱💚💧 IRIE!

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello people! Well, it seems I've done a lot of damage. Here we are another week of hard work and very little time to dedicate to the plants. There's a noticeable chlorosis on some of the leaves, and I just sprayed them with EDDHA chelated iron solution to try to correct it and help improve the system. Despite everything, they look very good in terms of size since all I'm looking for is to get small specimens to have a bit of variety in my pantry. I added a quantity of trichoderma, various mycorrhizae, and BactoHemp to support the substrate and roots to work as organically as possible. I opted to make a water solution with molasses and Delta 9 at a pH of 6.5 and soak the pots there for about 10 minutes. Without further ado, I'm off and leaving you a big greeting as I have to keep working hard 🤙🤙 Good luck!!

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello hello growers 🤙 We have some fresh news here. It seems I managed to pinpoint the issues that led to horrible chlorosis and stress that kept my girls in terrible living conditions. Among them was the lamp being too close; a friend brought his light meter home and it turned out there was an excess, resulting in severe burns on the autos. Also, a spray of chelated iron on the leaves helped to slightly improve the chlorosis. It seems they are a bit better now, in terms of color and strength. I did a little defoliation of the most damaged leaves and opened up the branches with LST for good light penetration. Watering with a homogeneous solution by submerging the pots until capillarity does its job bringing moisture to the top of the substrate, and then letting them rest on drainage racks. This girl seems to promise 💚 That's all for today, friends, and I send you a big hug. I hope for calm times ahead 🙏🤞🏝️

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello, buddies! Here we are with these girls inside the tent. Now there are some that look better and others worse 😅 It was decided to leave things as they are since I did a root wash at pH 6.5 and after 4 days I decided to feed them slowly again with pH 6 to see how it turns out. This girl shows signs of tip burn which seems to be a potassium deficiency since I understand that’s how it starts, however, her buds are fattening up a bit and she already has the typical cookie aromas 🌿💚🍀 I hope to have a decent cola from this girl! Next time I will always use clay pebbles at the bottom of the pots and more coconut fiber in the substrate to improve drainage and aeration 🤞 Good luck to everyone, guys!

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello everyone! Another week with this tough round of cultivation. This girl was heavily affected by the strong spider mite infestation I had; she got filled with mites in just 2 days while I was away, and it was really bad for her... I suspect they were already infected before and I couldn't diagnose it 🤯🤔 The plants are recovering from the severe stress they experienced at the beginning of flowering, and now they've been harmed by a strong spider mite infestation, the most horrible mites we know 😬 Luckily, I know how to combat this type of pest, but the buds are quite advanced, and it's a shame to do it at this stage where there's a good coverage of trichomes, but it's worth saving the harvest 💚 so a double wash with potassium soap took care of the pests in just 2 days. I'll wait another 2 days and do the final treatment before rinsing with plenty of water 🤞💪 I'm staying positive despite the difficulties; I learn from them, and next time will always be better 🙏

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello people!! I'm very happy here already seeing a great improvement in the girls, they've stayed outside where they receive 6 hours of direct morning sun from dawn to noon and another 7 hours indirectly. I added neem cake with the watering to the substrate and quite a bit of cinnamon and cloves around to prevent another attack from dirty insects. They have recovered incredibly from the stress caused by heat, excess light, and a mite infestation, for which I am truly more than grateful 😍🌱💪 The trichome coverage that this plant has created due to the attack has been really good, giving it shine and a super potent smell that comes out at nightfall 💨 It was the one that suffered the most during the attack from the disgusting mites 😬 I stopped feeding this girl with mineral PK since she hardly needs it to mature. Everything is in order and wishing you all a lot of encouragement to fight against the harsh conditions, you can always do it!! Success to everyone and good vibes 🤙🌊 IRIE!

MiyaguiOkPolilla Hello again, folks 😁 Another little week for this lovely and beautiful fighter, attacked by mites in a very powerful way and enduring temperatures of up to 34°C. She redeemed herself by producing some beautiful buds packed with trichomes that she used to defend herself. You can see how she has suffered damage to her leaves, and yet she is alive and radiant. She has already had a good root wash with enzymes to remove the excess mineral nutrients, and it seems she really liked it because she has rejuvenated, producing some small new leaves of great color. Now she rests in a place where she only receives indirect light to maximize her trichomes and terpenes, which are affected by direct light. This way, there's an increase in aromas, and I have proven it more than once 🐝👌💐 Wishing everyone success and lots of light!! 🌊🌊🌊

MiyaguiOkPolilla Beautiful plant, a delicious aroma, and a very abundant trichome production, more than resistant to the stress I put her through since she still managed to finish her flowering period with quality, despite excessive heat, light, a very dry growing space, and a huge mite infestation attacking this girl, and yet she showed that with a little help she could overcome the adversities 💪💪💪 Now it smells a bit less, not as much as I wanted, but it must be due to the hydrogen peroxide wash with water I did to remove the dead mites and some dirt that resulted in the last weeks of outdoor ripening 🤞 Nothing more to say, I'll update later with dry weight and curing in a good while 😂 I like to cure for at least 15 days and I'm already on it because I cut a week ago 😁 Blessings!💐