Primeiro grow (first grow)

Resist First grow! From Brazil.

Resist I had a problem with the lighting, they had to stay outdoors for a week, now everything is fine. During this period, I provided the soil with a liquid rooting agent made from lentils. Day 27/09 - I applied the LST technique, I had to improvise for not finding the correct material in the stores but it seems to be ok. I noticed that the plant was attacked by white flies when it had to stay outside, some leaves had part of their sap sucked out, I applied a solution against the pest. Will this attack diminish my yield?

Resist At this time I made new moorings in order to make a return in the vessel. The smell is very strong. I am preparing a watering with bone meal to provide phosphorus for the plant. The top leaves are dark green, so I read is the absence of phosphorus.

Resist This week I made new LST, showered with bone meal tea, banana tea, and water with eggshell powder. Still do not know when to start flowering, space is not a problem here. Next week I will remove some leaves that make shadows in the new shoots, I hope it works. I am in doubt if I am performing the LST correctly. Sorry for bad English, I use a translator.

Resist This was a difficult week I would say it was the worst week in my grow. The leaves of my plant were always dark green, however I had never added any nitrogen solution because the soil has roots from an old plant, which release nitrogen along the time, as I thought the growth was slow, I believed it was because of the lack of nitrogen, since this is one of the symptoms of its deficiency, so I added around 200ml of coffee grounds mixed with water, a nitrogen toxicity happened, I believed at the beginning it was overwatering but I let the soil dry and the watering frequency was regular, that's when I noticed the toxicity, the younger leaves are being born very slowly and thin and twisted down (claw effect), since then I'm only watering with but I do not see significant improvement or growth, but not all the new leaves were affected, This week a leaf fan was born with a the spot of lighter green, this leaf soon yellowed and now is much. Should I just continue watering or should I flush? I am going to change the vase this week, the plant has been shown to be female, despite this I will wait for the recovery of the plant to start the flowering period. Sorry for bad English. Esta foi uma semana difícil, diria que foi a pior semana no meu grow.As folhas da minha planta sempre foram verde escuro, porém nunca havia adicionado qualquer solução de nitrogênio porque o solo possui raízes de uma antiga planta, que liberam nitrogênio ao longo do tempo, como achei que o crescimento estava lento, acreditei que era pela falta do nitrogênio, já que este é um dos sintomas de sua deficiência, então adicionei em torno de 200ml de borra de café misturada com água,aconteceu uma toxicidade de nitrogênio, acreditei no início que era overwatering mas deixei o solo secar e a frequência de rega estava regular, foi então que notei a toxicidade, as folhas mais novas estão nascendo muito devagar e finas e retorcidas para baixo (efeito garra), desde então estou regando somente com água mas não vejo significativa melhora e nem crescimento, porém nem todas as folhas novas foram afetadas. Nesta semana nasceu uma fan folha com uma mancha de verde mais claro, esta folha logo amarelou e agora está mucha. Devo continuar só regando ou devo fazer um flush? vou trocar o vaso esta semana, a planta mostrou ser fêmea, apesar disso vou esperar a recuperação da planta para inciar o período de floração.

Resist We're back, I transplanted into a 16-liter pot. I let the soil dry, bought two bottles of water (ph6.85) and applied an abundant watering, the runoff came out a very dark brown color, washed until this color diminished. The response of the plant was rapid, now it is recovering well from nitrogen toxicity. I see some 5 places that catch a lot of light, I think they will become top buds, what do you think? see the photos. Sorry for the bad english

Resist The development goes well, I changed the time to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness, the pistils appeared, the flowering period officially begins next week. I have a good impression about the development of the amount of top buds. Sorry for the bad pictures, I was in a hurry.

Resist Officially we are in the first week of flowering, the pistils are already exposed, there was a big growth during this period. I am intercalating watering with banana tea, I take my cultivation in the greatest possibility in an organic way, does this mean that I need to intercalate the watering with tea and water, or can I always water with nutrient teas for flowering? I'm in doubt.

Resist Flowering is going well. This pheno apparently needs a lot of phosphorus, every one or two waterings, I need to water it with bone meal tea, and usually add a few spoonfuls more than is usually done. I hope to be right about this deficiency (I'll leave a photo if possible). This week I am going to add EM (effective microorganisms) to the soil, I am preparing a bokashi.

Resist Everything happens normally in flowering, I added a wonderful fermentation of microorganisms efficiently, will I be able to harvest until the end of this month?

Resist The week goes well, the next watering will be water and eggshell powder, I believe there is a shortage of this element by the plant. The tips of the leaves are burned, my soil is "organic" and I have added teas in almost all waterings, does this burn mean excess nutrients even in organic soil?

Resist The week was hard, some leaves are burnt with their tips, I believe the reason is too much nutrients, even though some leaves are showing signs of potassium deficiency, so the next watering should be only water or can I give a small amount of banana tea? Also, some leaves on the underside are yellowing, but I believe it is normal for the fifth week of flowering. We are having very hot days, I can't control the temperature, it reaches 40 °C or 104 °F.

Resist In order to reduce nutrient burning and soil maintenance, I have irrigated abundantly with efficient microorganisms. In this irrigation, I also added very dilute wood ash in water; I will monitor if the amount supplied will combat the potassium deficiency without increasing the burning of nutrients. Thanks to all who have answered my doubts so far. As in every week, I leave here a question: at what time of flowering do buds begin to gain weight? I have problems with high temperatures here; I think my buds may not get fat for this reason :(

Resist One more week, I do not know if the burnt ends of the leaves are really a burning of nutrient or a deficiency of potassium, since the plant shows signs of this deficiency, and I have watered only with wood ashes and bone meal diluted in water, then what would be the reason for the burning of nutrients? I have not provided nitrogen, which could be causing the burning. My soil is far from being one of the best, this may be interfering, and before they recommend flush, I have already done a cleaning on the soil.

Resist To aid in flowering, I got a fertilizer npk 00-30-20, I started with a low dosage 1.5ml / liter. I feel buds starting to get fat, some leaves are yellowing. I will shower with the npk once a week.

Resist This week I made a cover of earthworm humus, then a watering only with water, humus is life, had forgotten the importance of humus to the soil. Are the trichomes milky, plus 3 weeks to harvest?

Resist I was without my cell phone so I could take pictures. With the intense heat, I decided to put the plant in outdoor, put a shading fabric, today was rain and low temperatures, something at 24ºC

Resist First of all I'm sorry for my bad english, this was a difficult crop and a lot of learning, we reached 42ºC (107ºF), the next crop will be outdoor and with shading screen to relieve the heat. "Pressed" is the random seed that comes in its smoke, usually they are predominantly sativas, long flowering, although I harvested too late, I believe that it came to revegetate, it is difficult when there is no knowledge of strain, Russian roulette. Glad to have completed a cycle. The next crop will have a lot of information about a super organic soil that I am building, I am also preparing companion plants in the same pot, I will repeat the LST technique, I liked the results in the plant structure. We're in the drying part, so taste it I'll come back to talk about what I felt. Sorry for stretching.