Outdoor R.Q.S. Honey Cream and Dutch Kush

First week of vegetation, just using sunlight and natural soil without fertilize

Week 2

Week 3 of vegetation, just using outdoor sunlight and without any kind of fertilize.

End of 4th week of vegetation RQS Honey Cream and PS Dutch Kush. Apparently DK has been more resistant and making better use of sunlight, it seems to like the Southern Hemisphere more, as it has been developing more quickly, although both are very healthy and taking advantage of changing pots to a larger space.

Some raining days here, but it keep growing and looks health. Our Dutch friend seems to have liked the climate in the southern hemisphere a little more, but both continue to evolve very well. No fertilizer, no supplements, just soil and water. We keep going!

Start of week 6 of outdoor RQS Honey Cream and PS Dutch Kush. In the last weeks a fews raining days here and a little bit of sunlight, but they keep growing and looks good!

starting the seventh week and already blooming! I don't know yet if this is correct, but in the last few weeks I have noticed a big stretch in the height of both, however Honey managed to surpass the size of DK.

Middle of week 8, with 54 days, unfortunately I found some insects destroying some leaves and I was forced to use neem oil to contain them. All the plants had some burnt leaves, I don't know if it was due to the incorrect application of the oil, and now they seem to be recovering. A difficult week for them, but the flowers don't stop growing.

Middle of week 9 and still recovering from the neem oil issues. For now, they continue to grow and the flowers increasingly exude their aroma.

Week 10 and moving ahead

Week 12