Psicodelicia Outdoor

Week 15 Coming back from holidays: left the plants 13 days in self sufficiently. -grow spot: greenhouse -Automatic Watering Blumat with 5L supply of water / plant -ventilation: 6 AM to 22 PM = 15 min/h - 22 PM to 6 AM = 15min/2h -companion plants: dill, basil + in front of the greenhouse: lavender, sunflower -insect traps ; artificial (paper glue) and natural : numbers of spiders around -1 manual watering day 7 Like every classic strains from Sweet Seeds, Psicodelicia is vigorous, healthy, bushy with lot or ramifications. I think it start slowly a preflowering stage: female signs are pronounced. No pest or predators around (I will have meticulous checks regularly), no signs of dehydration just some yellow leaves causing by heat or the minimum water quantity, proving by the root system around the ‘carrot clay’ (Blumat) cf photo. Daylight 6h34 to 21h43 = 15h09 👇🏼- Lucky weather: sunny, not too hot 🤙 Nutrient cocktail BioBizz 2L Sprayed Neem Oil early in the morning *Training technique : espalier I used to train some outdoor plants like this since 2 years. The spot is located in a sort of greenhouse or sun room; southern exposure, full light=9am/5pm, illuminated surface=60x300cm: it’s not so much space behind the glass with a good exposure. Remembering some trees and plants trained with this technique in my grandfather’s garden apple trees, pear trees, french beans….all the growing space (around 10m x 30m) was organized in several tight rows with different species of fruit trees or vegetable plants: quasi all where trained in espalier technique. More easy to walk between plants, good for light exposure, maximize blooming sites, easy to check and the yields were amazing. I had good results last year using this technique. —advantages: simple….it’s a primitive scale structure bamboo + food string . It protect: less risk of broken branches . Size controlled and easy training. At first this training mode is adapted or required for my type of exposure and space. A good way to control the stretch of a Sativa strain.