3M ▼ Andalusian Gypsy

deFharo Welcome, clandestine marijuana growers, and also to those lucky enough not to be one! 🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾 GYPSY KUSH, a 50% hybrid, the result of crossing an Afghan with a Ginger Ale, sweet and bitter at the same time, and a powerful Black Domina to stabilize the strain. I like the Andalusian roots of this strain; somehow, I think it won't be strange for it to grow a little further north. ===================================================================== I'm starting the spring/summer growing season with the same enthusiasm and excitement as always, lots of dominant sativas to take advantage of the fantastic spring sun throughout the vegetative growth stage. I'll be growing in a mixed indoor/outdoor mode until flowering, trying to give the plants as many hours of light as possible. Since I'll have to move the pots a lot from indoors to outdoors, I'll be using 10L pots to avoid breaking my back. I'm also going to try out three new Soluble Bio Ferments based on Mountain Microorganisms (MM) and Fermented Grass for vegetative growth, and two others for flowering that have been in anaerobic fermentation since 06/18/22. Additionally, I'll be using some enzymatic hydrolysates of amino acids and complex potassium hydrolysates of humic and fulvic acids with minerals. As I open them, I'll talk about them... but I warn you, this season I'm going all out, no mercy; I want to experiment to see how far I can go with forced feeding in pots. I'm not looking for friends; I'm looking for massive crops to fill my bag with marijuana... I've prepared a light, well-aerated substrate with perlite, coconut fiber, seaweed bokashi, Biochar with MM, and worm humus; I put it in 0.45L fabric pots (7x12cm) because I want to transplant to the final pot as soon as possible. I made a watering mix to moisten the entire substrate: Mountain spring water with natural heather honey (sugars, enzymes, minerals, vitamins...), homemade auxins from black beans (hormones, rooting agent), and 1% of my Bio Mix for vegetative growth with Effective Microorganisms (EM), minerals, and basic nutrients. With this mix, I start inoculating the microbiology into the substrate; honey is an excellent rooting agent and provides energy to the Microorganisms for them to propagate... then I chose the prettiest seed and buried it in the substrate, and it showed itself after 7 days. The low temperatures delayed the germination of all the seeds this season, but they all germinated! At first, I encapsulate the pots to keep the humidity very high in the pot and thus favor germination. I keep the encapsulation until the seedling has completely detached from the seed shell. After 24 hours, the tip of the root peeked through the substrate, so I carefully turned it around, and there it is, fighting to survive. I've started exposing it to light, at night under the light of the Vipar P1000 lamp at 20% power (20w) and about 15cm from the pots, during the day near a window, avoiding direct sunlight... all for the cause! 🙋‍♂️👨‍🌾😁 Until next time... REGARDS TO ALL!! ================================= Info on the GYPSY KUSH strain: https://en.seedfinder.eu/strain-info/Gypsy_Kush/Kannabia_Seeds/ "a unique variety with a flamenco spirit that can't be held back and that can only come from the south..." Kannabia Seeds - Genetics: Black Domina x Afghan x Ginger Ale - Hybrid: 50% Sativa 50% Indica - Flowering Time: 58-62 days - Yield: 500 gr/m - THC - Up to 16% ==============