Auto M Haze - SeedMafia

JuanHaze_Arg 01/03/2023 day 1. The vegetative stage of these 3 autoflowering plants begins. They look a bit stressed, probably due to the heat this week; I hydrate them every morning with 0.3 liters of water. I'm not measuring pH since mine broke because it was cheap. I'll buy another one in the coming days. First time using 20% coco in the substrate mix! It seems like I need to check more frequently. 4/3 They are watered 🚿 with Amazonia roots from Namaste nutrients at 1 g/L, and 1 liter is applied per pot. The coco seems to dry out faster than the peat, which requires more constant watering than the peat. 5/3 I added substrate without coco up to the edge of the pot since the plants had stretched a bit due to the 32 degrees inside the indoor. They are also watered with 1.5 liters of water to soak the substrate well. I will update the photos every two days with their respective days. The tallest in the group is this haze. Greetings to the green community! 🍀🌱👨‍🌾🏻

JuanHaze_Arg Our friend keeps growing non-stop, watering almost every day with water, it's really hot and they're drinking a lot of water, between the wind, the temperature, the substrate dries out very quickly. Watering 🚿 on 10/3. Amazonia is applied at 2gr/L, 2 liters per plant to moisten the entire substrate well so we don't have to water every day. pH: 6.3 EC: 1.2 🍀 Day 12 of life 12/03, watered with 1 liter of water pH: 6.3 EC: 0.9 Some thrips got into the tent and were munching on at least 1 leaf from each plant, neem oil is sprayed at 1ml/L + killMix with Beauveria bassiana. Day 14 14/03, watered 🚿 with 1 liter of water + cal-mag from Biobizz pH: 6.1 EC: 0.7 (I switched the mineral cal-mag from Topcrop for an organic one from Biobizz) The plant looks small but with very dense and tiny leaves. I don't know if they're too close to the lights or if it's the excessive heat these days. There are peaks of 36 degrees inside the tent and the humidity is low, 30 to 40% RH. Since switching the CAL-MAG, the plants seem to look greener. The lights are raised to see if the plants stretch a bit and reach a considerable size. The thrips keep appearing every day, more yellow chromatic traps were added (I understand that the blue ones are better for thrips).

JuanHaze_Arg On 03/16, water with 1.5 liters is given. 2/3 reverse osmosis + cal-mag + 1/3 tap water left to sit for 24 hours + 1 ml/L of Topauto. EC: 0.9 PH: 6.2 Sprayed with BioTrap from Mamboreta (Bacillus subtilis), antifungal and growth promoter. 1 g per liter On 03/18 in the morning, water with 1.5 liters is given. 2/3 reverse osmosis + cal-mag + 1/3 tap water left to sit for 24 hours. EC: 0.8 PH: 6.2 Drainage EC: 1.8 PH: 6.5 On 03/21, water with 1 liter is given. 2/3 reverse osmosis + cal-mag + 1/3 tap water left to sit for 24 hours + 1 ml/L of Topauto. EC: 0.9 PH: 6.2

JuanHaze_Arg On 03/24, I watered with Bio enhancer from Green House Feeding. 1g per L EC:1.2 PH:6.3 It's the only plant I didn't train, I think I'm going to regret it later. On 03/27, I did LST at the tip, keeping the plant at 90º. The training was done with dry substrate for more flexibility. I watered with 1.5 L of water 50% osmosis + CalMag + 50% of the net = EC:0.7 PH:6.2

JuanHaze_Arg The first pistils are starting to show 03/28 Application of foliar flowering stimulator. 💨 100cm3 of water + cal mag + big one 2ml x L EC: 0.7 PH: 6.1 The typical stretching of pre-flowering begins. 03/29 Watering 🚿 with 2 liters of water and only 100cc of drainage is obtained. The watering solution consisted of 50% reverse osmosis water + calmag + 50% tap water + 1.5 ml x L of top auto. Defoliation is done in the lower area. 03/31 Watering with tap water EC:1.2 PH:6.1 until about 300 cm3 of water came out through the drainage for measurement. Drainage: EC:2.1 PH:7 04/02 Day 33 I see them a little pale on top, they have stretched a lot these days, I think they are hungry. 04/03 Added 40 grams of BioBloom from Green House Feeding as the substrate. Watering 🚿 with 2 liters of water 2/3 tap water left to sit for 24 hours 1/3 rainwater + 2.5Ml of CalMag x L. Last days of the 5th week of life and the first of flowering.

JuanHaze_Arg 5/04/2023 starts the 2nd week of flowering, she's already focusing on generating flowers, stretching every day, she's the one with the longest branches and the least developed flowers of the 3 sisters. 📆5/4 Watered 🚿 with 1.6 L of solution. (2/3 tap water + 1/3 rainwater + calmag) + 1 ml/l of big one. PH: 6.3 EC: 0.9 Just 3 days after applying GHF's biobloom to the substrate, I took the risk of loading it with the flowering stimulant, 🚀 some leaves have yellow tips, probably due to the nutrient load in the soil. From now on, just water and bio enhancer. 7/04 mycelium starts to grow in the soil due to the biobloom, impressive fungal activity. 8/04 watered 🚿 with 2 liters of water 2/3 from the tap 1/3 from reverse osmosis + calmag PH:6.2 EC:0.9 10/4 She keeps stretching, very tall, by day 40 she's reaching 70cm from the base of the soil to the tip, impressive growth but very slow to start flowering. At the end of day 40, when the lights went out and with a lot of fear of ruining everything, I applied HST with a paperclip 🖇️. It's the first time I'm using this technique, let's hope for her recovery. The surface of the compacted substrate is raked and watered 🚿 with 2 liters of water 2/3 from the tap 1/3 from reverse osmosis + calmag + 2 teaspoons of trico+ in 6 liters PH:6.2 EC:1.3. I'm updating the photos almost day by day. 🤜🏽

JuanHaze_Arg Tall and vigorous, even after applying HST, it didn't stop for a second. It started filling up with pistils all over the place; I think it's finally ready to flower with enthusiasm. On 12/04, it was watered 🚿 with 2 liters of water, as the plants had completely dry substrate. A defoliation was done on the large leaves coming from the main stem and some small ones that were blocking light to the lower buds. The watering water consists of 2/3 tap water and 1/3 reverse osmosis + calmag, pH: 6.3, EC: 0.9. On 14/04, it was watered 🚿 with 2 liters of water, 2/3 tap water and 1/3 reverse osmosis + calmag + Bio enhancer, pH: 6.3, EC: 0.9. On 17/04, it was watered 🚿 with 2 liters of water, 2/3 tap water and 1/3 reverse osmosis + calmag + 1.5 ml per L of Top auto, pH: 6.3, EC: 1. Top auto was applied because I saw leaves with a slight nitrogen deficiency and lacking vigor, probably due to not using the biogrow from Greenhouse. This week, the Haze concentrated on forming its flowers and is throwing out many calyxes. The main tip got a bit burned before HST, but it's still standing strong; it corrected from the breakage, and I had to tie it to the tent. On 18/04, BioTrap (bacillus subtilis) was sprayed 💨 as a fungicide on the 3 plants with rainwater 🌧️ + cal-mag, pH: 6.4. Also, 50 grams of bat guano from the Vamp brand were added to the substrate since I noticed quite a few purple petioles. It was watered 🚿 with water, 2/3 tap water and 1/3 reverse osmosis + calmag, pH: 6.2, EC: 0.9. Photos of the days that pass during the week will be periodically uploaded.

JuanHaze_Arg First of all, Happy 420 to the entire cannabis community!! This genetic variety should be called Monster Haze because of the uncontrollable size of its branches. They look like canes. Definitely, for the next grow, I'm going to prune and tie it down. There are some tips that were also affected by the intensity of the light; after moving the plants around, I tied the tip of the haze to a pole in the tent to lower it a few cm. Its flowering is a bit slower compared to the fastbuds genetics, but it seems like the flowers are just now starting to stack. On 04/21/2023, I added two handfuls of worm humus to give the soil a bit of nitrogen. Watering 🚿 with 2 liters of water + calmag 0.5ml/l + 0.5gr/l of trico+ from Namaste nutrients. PH: 6.3 EC: 0.9 On 04/24, a runoff was done to see how the soil is really doing since there were spots on the leaves in the middle of the plant, but also older ones, and some spots that looked like a calcium deficiency on the upper ones. The wash was done with water EC: 0.8 PH: 6.3, and the drainage result was EC: 1.7 PH: 7. At the end of the wash, I watered with 1 liter of water + top bloom 1.8ml x L PH: 5.5 EC: 1.4 📅 Periodically, photos and watering updates will be posted.

JuanHaze_Arg Our haze is growing all the time, forming new flowers and eating like there's no tomorrow. The phosphorus deficiencies seem to have diminished. There are yellow leaves in the lower areas. 04/27 Watered with 2.5 liters of water + calmag + top auto. PH: 5.5 EC: 0.9 04/30 Watered with 2.5 L of water + bioenhancer, 1g x L. PH: 6.0 EC 1.0

JuanHaze_Arg First it was phosphorus deficiency, now it seems more like potassium deficiency along with nitrogen. It could be marking the start of late flowering or fattening. The haze has the oldest and largest yellow leaves on almost the entire plant, with brown spots and burnt tips. At first, I thought I burned it with the top bloom, but seeing the overall color of the plant, it looks more like hunger than excess. The lower area has a lot of trichomes! 03/05 watered with 2.5 liters of water + cal mag pH: 5.7 EC: 0.9 drainage pH: 6.5 EC: 1.4 The yellowing continues. 07/05 watered with 2 liters of water + 2.5 ml/L of top auto + calmag 2.5 ml/L: pH: 6.1 EC: 1.1 drainage: pH: 6.4 EC: 1.5 09/05 watered with 2 liters of water + 0.5 g per liter + calmag 2.5 ml/L: pH: 6.2 EC: 0.8

JuanHaze_Arg We start the week with some good news, we added a micro pack of Grotek to the family, I applied the first doses of Solo Tek Bloom plus Monster Boom. 11/05 watered 🚿 with 2 liters, 50% osmosis + calmag + 50% tap water + 2ml of Solo Tek Bloom per liter + 0.1g of Monster Bloom per liter PH:6.3 EC:1.7 14/05 watered 🚿 with liters, 50% osmosis + calmag + 50% tap water PH:6.3 EC:0.9 it already smells really good. Sorry for the lack of updates. I've been busy lately.

JuanHaze_Arg On 05/18, watered with 2 liters of reverse osmosis water + calmag and tap water. EC: 0.7 pH: 6.3 From now on, just water until it's done, I can't get good photos of the trichomes, I still don't see ambers but it smells really good, between fruity and sour. On 05/20, watered with 7 liters of rainwater 🌧️ EC: 0.1 pH: 7, starting the flush. I will upload more photos as the days go by. On 05/23, watered with 6 liters of rainwater 🌧️ + 3ml per L of detox 🍊 EC: 0.1 pH: 6.

JuanHaze_Arg It's almost time to harvest. The trichomes are long and clear, just one more wash and I think we're done. It takes less water.

JuanHaze_Arg Last few days, the plant lost almost all its leaves. It had deficiencies of all kinds and also got burned from being too close to the light. Even though it smells really nice and attractive. On 05/27, it was watered with 2 liters of rainwater + 3ml/L of detox, we hope the substrate dries out and then we’ll cut it. I estimate I’ll harvest before 06/01.

JuanHaze_Arg A tall plant, which should have surpassed by the 3rd week, skinny and tall. High internodal distance. Sweet and aromatic buds. I would grow it again but using better nutrition. It was harvested 92 days after planting. Once it dried, I evaluated the smell, potency, and weight.