First Outdoor Grow with Durban Poison, Frisian Dew & Shaman

Fortunately, late summer has arrived after all. Although it rained heavily for three days this week, all the plants are still doing well. With the Durban Poison, I'm not sure whether it's time to harvest. The dark purple leaves make it difficult to see whether the trichomes have already turned dark. Where the seeds are located, individual leaves curl up and dry out. The Shaman plants continue to thrive, flowering a little further in the pot than in the garden soil. Individual leaves are turning a slightly reddish color, probably due to the cold nights at 5-7° C. The Shaman in the garden soil has developed very well in the last few weeks and is getting several thick colas. Frisian Dew in a pot is getting very thick colas. All plants with the exception of Frisian Dew in garden soil have stopped growing in length, it has grown another 3 cm and is lagging behind in flower growth. It was interesting to see how the roots grow to the surface, where the fungal mycelium and the malted barley are to be found. Covering the soil with something that retains moisture accelerates root growth and nutrient conversion. Diseases: none Pests: a few attempts, nothing conspicuous Slugs: no infestation Durban Poison 172 cm Frisian Dew in pot 243 cm Frisian Dew in garden soil 238 cm Shaman in pot 165 cm Shaman in garden soil 209 cm