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Melacola It's rolling, but always dissatisfied. Patience! The germination is on September 13, repotting on September 16. Mycorrhizae 1g, clay balls for drainage 5 cm. Preparations for 4 pots of 18L in felt, it needs to breathe. I have quite a bit of substrate: three types of fertilizer - guano, worms, and aeration with perlite, coco, and clay balls. September 23, the evolution is indeed slow, but that's normal.

Melacola Of course, foliar treatment and on Monday coconut milk for the pests, foliar to protect against vermin, excessive cleaning of the tent with alcohol 2 to 3 times a week. I think I’ll increase the light intensity every week, check the distance. Organic nutrients at home, willow stem maceration and Plagron, I think 1ml .5. I'm testing soil and nutrients, delicate watering.

Melacola I watered two seedlings. 1ml of grow, Green Sensations roots, and then also for the big rinse plans, and then I applied diatomaceous earth to the soil and checked the foliage, no worries, the soil activation takes time, but good surprise, special auto.

Melacola October 2nd irrigation observation nutrient Plagron water 20 degrees ready for watering fertilizer by the way LST and I'm waiting for diatomaceous earth prevention all the plants combined breathe health and love thanks in advance

Melacola Visited on October 9, her growth is bushy for the big one and LST for the rest, nettle tea and watering, waiting until tomorrow to see at the halfway point. I'm moisture, I'm waiting, I think rinsing. I noticed some holes on a leaf, but I'll observe closely to see maybe pests. Well, the future will tell us.

Melacola October 15th, climate adapted for flowering. Well, I checked the pH, it's okay at 6 and 7, but rinsing today for all runoff. Okay, LST, fungicide spray, peroxide on the surface. I noticed this bright green, I think. Rich soil, I'm going to check the lower level for deficiencies or burns, but no worries. The big dominant one has slight burn, nothing to speak of, and I'm checking both mobile and immobile leaves. Okay, I checked other plants, and we really have pistils on certain strains, while others are in the vegetative and flowering transition. I think Monday for insecticide, we're fighting and practicing daily, shaping infinitely with training.

Melacola Feeding my water heater with my willow maceration mix beforehand, after 2 filtrations I notice the pH isn't great but no worries, and then Plagron, my faithful companion, alga grow 0.5 ml, alga bloom 2 ml, Green sensation 2 ml. Basically, each phenotype is different, but the pH is constantly varying. It feeds or not, a mystery. For me, there's nettle manure, foliar feeding, and the soil activates, and the microscopic world flourishes, the stomach of the plants finally eating. The fine-tuning, a bit of peroxide to maintain the soil foliar fight, and admire the unforgettable foliage of peace. The lighting is up, keeping an eye on the heating to reduce humidity. It's a lot, finally.

Melacola The whole thing gives me a hard time, but well, the humidity is a pain. I need to invest in a temperature of 23-24. I removed the heating extractor and added an intake to help the extractor. Honestly, I'm worried about when the buds will grow. When I water, I push the extra halfway, it's a hell of a smoke. I’ll reduce it tomorrow; I’m going to inhale an intake fan for experience, and maybe to the ceiling, it’s crazy. The girls are getting watered with Alga Grow 05 and Alga Bloom 3ml, green sensation 3ml, but the temperature isn’t good. I’m ready to water with willow auxin, homemade watering can with a perforated bottle; it's important for the oxygen to flow slowly to nourish well during watering. Same thing with diluted peroxide and classic defoliation, LST, turning the carousel, rotating the plants every day, emptying the dehumidifier twice, putting it in pots for maceration. I went hunting for stakes and stems taken from the willow; I disinfect everything and macerate at home. I change clothes when I come into the tent and wear specific clothes, disinfecting for corona, just out of respect for cleanliness. I noticed some little flies on the leaves, damn pests. Well, that’s it, what a green cure!

Melacola Halowen 31 preparation of the homemade bananas, irrigate with well water, preparation no Plagron input, pause I still have to defoliate, peroxide water on the ground for prevention. Then I mixed my homemade organic total insecticide, nettle tea, I stirred and the magic happens, and likewise willow twig makes bubbles, good sign. Then I renewed the vinegar for odor, photos, and raised the light a bit for the areas to be illuminated and didn't receive any foliar spray to stop burning; it risks rich soil and transforms over time. I have watering and cold water is not good, pH is not good. Finally, living soil, no worries. I noticed Amnesia leaves falling, thirsty, the other leaves are lovely and proud-looking. I have a tester and almost drying because of reserve. Finally, suffering brings life. Overall, not bad but a good experience.

Melacola November 7, fed near watering the lemongrass purin from nettle leaves of the own plant, willow stem, and Plagron Green Sensation 1 ml and Alga Blow 3 ml. Empty humidifier, turn the plants, stop spraying, but diatomaceous earth. Tomorrow still dry, application to deal with pests always at the base of the plant. November 8, I will apply it for general health, nothing is missing, pampering, and I filtered another insecticide preparation. First pass diluted, and I will dilute again.

Melacola Well, 1 plant died because I overwatered it and changed the nutrients. I forgot to filter the soil saturation; there's either a virus or bacteria, I really don't know. It's either asphyxiation or the soil pH is around 7, which is a bit too alkaline, or the substrate mix retains too much water or something else. The water, well, I think the other one is going to follow; it doesn't absorb water, the others are dry and it's humid. I'm going to try to lower the soil pH; it's not too cool, but I'm learning from my mistakes. I gave 1L 300ml to the healthy plant and for the other one, I'm waiting for 1ml of Green Sensation, 1ml of Alga Grow, and 2.5ml of Alga Bloom. I noticed the lower leaves are yellow on a healthy subject. Finally, I emptied the humidifier and admired the glands with a smartphone microscope. I'm not falling asleep, well, maybe I should invest.

Melacola On November 22, I watered the plants with 1L. I think one plant is ready to harvest soon, but I haven't checked; my mind is elsewhere. I turned the plants and emptied the humidifiers, and pests are not an issue. The grower is smiling; the struggle is worth it. I can smell it; it's a mix of three Amnesia, Jack, Runt, or Banana Kush—I’m not sure. Next session, I’ll take notes. There’s a plant that caught bacteria or a virus, and I’m going to cut it; it must be hay, but it develops during drying. Maturity, or maybe I’m just tripping about the flushing—I forgot I gave sulfur. My pH is between 7 and 8, but with all this, they say 6.5 is better. But hey, I assure you, the plants absorb everything. Despite everything, I’m going organic, and I see it’s not easy, but I’d like to do everything myself and really give organic a good taste. I’m doing experiments, and the mixed soils have a pH of 7 to 8. I amended heather soil (5.4) in the mixes from the first session after the sulfur, but all these processes take time and patience. If only I had known.

Melacola Rinsing 2x 1L is going well, they seem to be finishing finally, let's leave them, and I harvested another one, it smells good, happy!

Melacola Good appearance of deficiencies or soil fertilization exhaustion 1l of watering for each finally no pests the transparent tricolors the frost magnificent they have terrible terpenes turn the plants are waiting

Melacola The session is still a week, the plants are giving and have moved to harvest. I'm happy, I'm letting them ripen well.

Melacola What a magnificent plant