Semillas regulares

The_Doctor_Green I just transplanted to 1-liter pots, these are flower seeds that a friend gave me, I don't know the genetics, but seeing the effect they have, my challenge will be to see if I can achieve that same effect, let's see what happens😉🚀😜😅

The_Doctor_Green Second week of vegetation and the transplant hasn't been an obstacle for these seedlings, they are watered with water and an organic fertilizer.

The_Doctor_Green Second week of vegetation and the transplant hasn't been an obstacle for these seedlings, they are watered with water and an organic fertilizer.

The_Doctor_Green This week we watered with another organic fertilizer from a national industry to see what results I get. This diary is going to be dedicated to investigating the quality of organic products in some way. It's the first time I'm doing this kind of trial, and I hope it goes well. This fertilizer is a natural fungicide that prevents mites, aphids, and thrips. 🤞🚀😅

The_Doctor_Green This week I applied a watering of mycorrhizae and you can see the plants well, I still haven't controlled the pH because I'm missing the measuring tool. Next week I'll do a transplant to a bigger pot.

The_Doctor_Green The little plants keep growing well, in the next few days I'll transplant them to bigger pots, this week I watered with mycorrhizae and another organic fertilizer AZ from hibridons, I'm still not measuring pH and EC, but I hope to be able to do that later.

The_Doctor_Green On 12/02/23, I transplanted to 3-liter pots. Judging by the photos, the plants seem to be lacking something since I don't see the leaves nice and green, but rather a lighter color. A watering with mycorrhizae was done after the transplant.

The_Doctor_Green This week I only watered with water. The transplant went wonderfully, they continue to grow strong. Maybe I'll plant some of these plants in the ground, the others will stay in those pots.

The_Doctor_Green Sorry to the people following this diary, but this week I was without Internet and power for several days due to a strong storm in my province. That being said, I’ll continue explaining the day-to-day of these plants. Out of the 15 I germinated, 13 worked, and due to that storm, I lost 3. From the remaining 10, 2 are set aside because I suspect they are males, and I’ve given 3 to some friends, so I’m left with only 5, and I’m going to leave just one in the mother soil. Yesterday, 12/19/23, I transplanted it to the ground, and I noticed the next day that it loved the place. Let’s hope everything continues to go well. Regarding nutrients, I’ve watered with tap water and the BS product from this national brand (at some point, I’ll do a summary of these organic products) about the benefits they provide to the crops. They’re approximately 40 cm tall, both the ones in pots and the one I planted in the ground. P.S.: Merry Christmas, friends! 👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉

The_Doctor_Green Last week, I watered only with molasses, and I transplanted to a 10-liter pot, just one due to budget constraints 🐭😅. The one I transplanted to soil has adapted very well and has grown a few centimeters in the week. And from the 3-liter pots, only 3 are left because 1 turned out to be male, so I discarded it. Happy 2024 to the followers of this diary!!🎊🎊🎊👏👏👏👏🚀🚀😁😁😁

The_Doctor_Green I was absent for a few days this week, that's why I haven't uploaded the photos earlier. It has grown about 20 cm from one week to the next. The one on the ground has already reached 70 cm. Happy 2024 to everyone!!!🤞🤞🤞🎉🎉🎉🎉🚀🚀🚀🚀😅😅😅🤞🤞🤞

The_Doctor_Green In this new week, I transplanted 2 little plants from 3L pots to 10-liter pots. The one I planted in the ground has shown significant growth from one week to the next.

The_Doctor_Green As of today (01/19), the potted plants have been growing with a little problem that I don't know what it is, but some of the leaves are turning yellow. Thinking it might be a deficiency, I supplied 2 ml per liter of Namaste's black gold. In the next few days, I'll have to check the results to see if they improve. Regarding the soil plant, it's growing well and strong; I topped its main tips to encourage more horizontal growth.

The_Doctor_Green This week I've only watered with black gold 2ml per liter of water and organic power 1ml per liter of water, the rest of the week just with water. I measured the ppm and in the drainage, it gave me 1040. I'm a bit worried about the color of the stems of the leaves that are purple, but only the ones in pots; the one in soil looks good. In fact, I removed the lower branches so it doesn't waste energy on growing those little buds that come out small.

The_Doctor_Green On Monday 01/29, I did a final transplant into 18-liter pots. I'm noting this as the 1st week of flowering since it's clear where the buds are going to grow. The soil plant looks better than the ones in pots, greener, more vigorous.

The_Doctor_Green As of 09/02/24, the plants look quite healthy; they haven't shown any signs of stress from the transplant. This week, I've increased the water dose to 3 liters. The drainage from the watering gave me a pH of 5.7 and an EC of 2000.

The_Doctor_Green This week I've only watered with flora booster 2 ml per liter of water. The plant in the soil, I'm still stretching it out to the sides. The ones in the pots look healthy and good, they're slowly getting there.

The_Doctor_Green This week those damn trips have appeared on the leaves, I'm dealing with this problem using neem oil. As for fertilizers, I've been watering with molasses only, giving the pots 3 liters of water every 3 days.

The_Doctor_Green Hey everyone! This week I did 2 foliar sprays, one with neem oil to control some thrips that have appeared and another with an organic fertilizer MEN. Then another watering with PS. I'm training the soil plant to grow sideways so it doesn't grow upwards, since the streetlight shines on it at night.

The_Doctor_Green The plant in the soil has been growing quite well, the thrips have decreased a lot so that's why we'll continue fighting them with neem oil.

The_Doctor_Green This week it has rained a lot (from Monday to Thursday), a lot of humidity, a lot of water. I'm afraid that mold will appear, so I only watered it with trichoderma to try to combat those future molds. Next week I'll upload photos of the other pots as well, since I didn't have time to do it today.

The_Doctor_Green As I mentioned in the 1st video, due to intense rains and winds, the biggest plant has split. I tried to "fix" it, but it will be a matter of days to see if it has survived or not. Just in case, I watered (despite the rain) 1ml per liter of water. The total amount was 3 liters with flora booster.

The_Doctor_Green The soil plant is showing positive signs so far despite breaking a branch. I've noticed some little worms starting to appear that are eating the leaves; the thrips are still on the plants but to a lesser extent. The other plants in the pots have a lot of yellow leaves. This week I only watered with trico+ from Namaste nutrients and water. I'm eagerly awaiting the end.

The_Doctor_Green This week one of the potted plants broke due to the storm... the others look good, but they're growing slow compared to my friends' plants. The light smell has fruity, sweet notes, I hope the buds fatten up a bit more 💪🙏😅🚀🤪

The_Doctor_Green Hello everyone!! This week I just focused on watering with water, the only plant that is still standing is the one planted in soil, the ones in pots are deteriorating, probably due to some fungus, but well, I'll upload those photos of those plants later, one by the way broke and another turned all purple in the leaves and stems.

The_Doctor_Green This week I haven't watered with fertilizers, just water, waiting for the harvest days to arrive. The buds are turning a violet color, you can't really see it in the photos.

The_Doctor_Green Sorry for the delay, the truth is that I started the harvest a week ago and I still haven't finished. The trichomes are a milky color, when I finish the harvest I'll upload more photos and info.

The_Doctor_Green After 2 complicated weeks of drying, I reached the end of the diary, and I got results that can be improved indoors. The experience you get from growing outdoors is indescribable, (you have to deal with uncontrollable factors for humans).