1ère culture Féminisée Jack Herer et Sensi Skunk. Sensi seed 👍

Hey good luck with your grow! 🌲🙏🌲 I think your seedlings are a good size for 1 week, I always find the start slow too... I've never done autoflowers yet.

Very well, and two wonderful strains you're working with, my friend #Dolfom. The Jack Herer, which is a fantastic classic, and the Sensi Skunk. I'm telling you from experience, in my opinion, both Sensi Seeds and their White Label, everything they have in skunks is the best on the seed market. The photoperiod-dependent Jack Herer, now in winter and early spring, I don't think you'll have major problems in France (Belgium or Canada, since I don't know if you're in one or the other, and I know you're francophone), but I know from talks with other fellow growers that it has a very pungent and particular smell, so if you have a good extraction system, it shouldn't be a major issue, and the temperatures won't be too high either, since Jack Herer in high temperatures can be smelled from two kilometers away. They look very good in these first weeks, and I believe they will continue that way. As for advice, the strains from Sensi that I've worked with are very demanding when it comes to flowering, especially in terms of Potassium and Phosphorus needs, so the Skunk will ask for it to fatten up to the point you'll love it. In the final month of flowering, don't hold back on adding nutrients that can provide a high amount of Potassium and Phosphorus... I would recommend for the Skunk and what’s available, three products for you to choose from: 1- Explota Cogollos or Mega PK (from Agrobeta) 2- Blossom Builder (from the B,Cuzz line by Tami) 3- Seiki PK (it's a PK for Bonsais, with a great load of PK and completely free of nitrogen, so it's very specific for the last 20 days before the flush). You'll see that for Sensi and especially their Skunks, PK boosters work wonders and will explode your buds in size... I'll give you an example of one of their autos that I had, the Purple Skunk, which was a success in the quality of an automatic strain (probably the best auto I've had). A hug...420 Always...

A towel hanging over a tent pole and reaching with one side into a container with water (pot, baking dish), then directing the circulation fans at the towel should at least give you some humidity. The development is very good, but I can't understand the sentences under the pictures since there is no translation. However, I think the plants look healthy and not stressed. Best regards to the cat and see you soon.

Good Vibes, Good Luck, and a Good Grow to ya, they look great.

Great job, buddy! 👍😎 Mister Z for Zoro? 😂

Pretty plants 😍 they're going to grow fast now! Best wishes for flowering 🌲🙏🌲

Happy germination and good luck buddy ☘️

Aaahh there you go, you’ve started 😎 Your plants are more developed than mine after a week, if that can reassure you👌 No need to worry from my point of view, even for the least developed one. Take a look under the pots, there might already be roots. Don’t forget that they mainly grow underground in the first few days! Patience and happy growing👊

Best of luck for jack and the skunks buddy! Hope they'll get strong and tasty! happy growing 🌱🌞🍀

Dolfom my friend, you're back and with our old friend. I'm very happy to see what you're going to accomplish this time. I wish you all the best and I'm looking forward to the coming weeks. It's going to be another great run!🙌🙏🙏🙏

Good luck, buddy 💥 and just to reassure you, feminized seeds are always slower than autos, but after a week, you're actually doing pretty well 😁

Good luck and success with your Jack&Skunk, both wonderful strains from Sensi Seeds! 😍👌

I find their development very good! Just from last week to this week, the ladies have developed strongly. I wouldn't worry at all. 🙏

Little hello well received from misterZ 😻 . Things are going pretty well in your tent 👌 ! Since I added a small heater, the development has clearly improved; otherwise, the plants stay very small. I recommend an oil-filled heater rather than a fan heater; the inertia helps keep the heat for about an hour.