Segunda oportunidad (biobizz all mix)

BENY_TRUBY Normal start. Good temperatures, nice weather. The first 5 days inside by the window, the last 2 days they've been on the balcony strengthening in a semi-shaded area. In the next few days, I won't be home, so they'll stay inside getting sunlight through the window.

BENY_TRUBY This week has had good weather, but since I haven't been home for a few days in the meantime, the seedlings were inside, 2 under CFL lights, 2 by the window, maybe with the substrate too wet. Later, I started taking the plants out to the balcony, gradually introducing them to direct sunlight. On a day with too much sun, one of them completely bent over (automaria), so I had to reinforce it and add more substrate to cover the damaged area. Another plant got small burns on its weak leaves. Sometimes I cover the seedlings with a mini greenhouse (cut 8L bottle) to maintain a higher relative humidity (the conditions outside are very dry). Yesterday they received a foliar application with Biobizz Algamix and Pro Roots. Today I started with the fertilizers, roughly following the Biobizz growing chart.

BENY_TRUBY Week of hot and stormy weather but with hardly any precipitation. Good for outdoor growing. I started the week with a watering with fertilizers. At that moment, the autoflower that had suffered a stem break was already starting to deteriorate. After that, the waterings have been consistent but with little amount, just water with corrected pH or rainwater. We'll see what happens with the weak plant, but it doesn't seem to have many chances. I have the feeling that the substrate doesn't drain well, so it might be too wet and compact. However, I followed the instructions for the Biobizz substrate, watering it abundantly I think 24 hours before planting the cannabis. Since then, it seems to me that it has never dried out as it should. Lastly, a comment. I'm debating whether to apply LST on the healthiest and strongest autoflower I have. I don't know, I would like to get the maximum possible yield, but I'm tempted; the shape of the autoflower I just harvested in pre-season is small but spectacular 👩‍🌾🤩

BENY_TRUBY Sunny week, suitable temperatures, and some light precipitation. Since the substrate was too wet and compact from the initial pre-watering, I’ve let 6 days pass between waterings to let it dry out. I’ve also decided to provide half the recommended amount of fertilizers. In the meantime, one night I applied a foliar spray with fish mix from Biobizz. The plants are growing healthy and vigorous, although one of the whiteberry hasn’t made it past the seedling stage, so there are 3 out of 4 left. Thanks for reading and for all the help that the GrowDiaries community offers. Keep growing!

BENY_TRUBY I'm updating a few days late since I won't be able to be present at my grow for a few days and some weeks. I've moved the plants to the balcony of the person who will take care of watering during my absence. Unfortunately, it's someone without experience, so I hope my instructions are enough to keep the plants in good condition over the next few weeks. The watering is done with pH-adjusted water + fertilizers (I leave the mixture prepared in 7L bottles that my trusted person uses when watering) and only with water when the fertilizer mixture runs out. Today when I went to check, I found the substrate very wet. They've been overwatering. We'll try to correct it! About 10 days ago, I started LST on one of the Automaría II, and as of today, it's no longer possible to readjust it, and it has barely had any effect other than a curve in the stem. Tomorrow I'll continue applying LST but only on the side branches. The growth is vigorous in the Automaría, but very vertical, hardly spreading out to the sides. The whiteberry has a very beautiful natural shape and appearance. It doesn't grow much in height. I've also noticed calmag deficiencies that I'll try to correct in the next waterings. Thank you very much for reading, special thanks to @nonick123 for their support. Let's keep going!

BENY_TRUBY Shorter week than usual. I'm going on a trip. The plants have been taken care of on a new balcony for over a week now. It's tricky to get the watering rhythm right with an inexperienced helper, but the plants are doing well. They keep growing, about 3 cm in these 3 days. I will try to correct the calmag deficiencies with the next waterings (Biobizz program for light mix in week five with a dose at 50-60% of the recommended amount, calmag, and corrected pH), although it's expected to rain on Saturday, so watering will become an uncontrollable factor. Also, the soil from the different ones behaves differently, with the air being the least humid. Today I gave them a little watering, and tomorrow night they will receive more. Other than that, the weather is good. The weather changed last night, it rained a little with strong winds that have persisted, and although it's clear, the air is dry. Additionally, tonight we did a foliar application with neem and other natural ingredients as a precaution.

BENY_TRUBY I'm back! The plants are still alive. After the first week of my absence, upon noticing signs of overfeeding, I had to stop using fertilizers and just water them. Now we will resume the nutrients again and try to fatten up the buds to harvest as soon as possible. The heat has been intense as well as the humidity. Upon my return, I also saw a bit of aphids under the leaves at night. I sprayed with neem oil and haven't detected them again.

BENY_TRUBY They keep ripening, many leaves are turning dry and yellow. Today I removed them and took these photos. Watering with less than the recommended dose from Biobizz, leaving out the grow fertilizer to try to harvest as soon as possible. Next week I won't be around again, I think I'm going to ask them to water only with flowering fertilizers and CalMag. Let's see if we can harvest in about 15-20 days or sooner… there are almost no leaves left!! A lot of heat and humidity with occasional storms.