TANGIE´MATIC INT. CON B.A.C. FAST FOOD

AUTOTARRACO The plant will be grown outdoors in a 15-liter geotextile pot using the Fast Food range from B.A.C. I did an initial watering of 1500 ml and another watering mid-week of 80 ml, all waterings with the indicated fertilizers. I also applied Foliar Spray and Plant Vitality via foliar.

AUTOTARRACO This week I've done 4 waterings: one of 85 ml and 3 of 500 ml, it's so hot that a lot of water evaporates, for the next ones I plant I'll use hydrogel to keep the moisture in the pot for a longer time. I've also applied Foliar Spray via foliar.

AUTOTARRACO This week I only had to do a single watering of 750 ml since it hasn't been that hot and the moisture in the pot has lasted longer.

AUTOTARRACO This week it has stretched nicely and has started flowering. I have done 2 waterings of 750 ml each, all with FAST FOOD from B.A.C. I have also applied FOLIAR SPRAY.

AUTOTARRACO In this fifth week, it has grown a bit more and the flowering is going very well. I have done 2 waterings of two liters each, all with nutrients included. Although I use Foliar Spray to strengthen the plant against possible pathogen attacks, I am using preventatives since being outdoors and with the number of insects around, I can't risk suffering from any kind of pest. At this time of year, I use Neem Oil as a preventative for a week (depending on the ppm you have, it will be at one proportion or another) along with potassium soap but only 2-3 ml/l, not at 1-2% as the manufacturers indicate. The following week, Propolix, to prevent any kind of fungus; since I started using it, I haven't had any fungus issues with my plants. As long as you are rigorous with the application of preventatives, we will have healthy plants. In the last 2-3 weeks, I don't apply anything anymore. If you are not using a substrate with Neem Cake included, I use Progen's All-Mix which does have it; I recommend incorporating it when making the mix or watering about 2-3 times during the plant's growth with neem oil.

AUTOTARRACO This week I did a watering with B.A.C. nutrients of 2 liters and two more waterings of 2 liters each. Since it's so hot, they've gone outside to finish flowering because I can't control the temperatures indoors, and it's affecting them very negatively.

AUTOTARRACO This week, since I was away for a few days, I could only do one watering with B.A.C. nutrients. In total, given the heat and the amount of direct sunlight, I've done 3 waterings of more than 2 liters each with just water adjusted to the right pH. So far, as a preventive measure, I've used neem oil with potassium soap via foliar spray for one week, and the next week I'll apply Propolix via foliar spray. From now on, I'll start applying the preventives every 6 days and I'll add Bacillus to the preventive series to prevent caterpillars, since from now on, insects may start laying eggs in the flowers.

AUTOTARRACO This week they're still fattening up nicely and they're taking on some impressive purple hues. The smell they give off is very pleasant, and I estimate they have about 2 weeks left at most. With the heat that's going on, they're finishing the flowering phase outdoors. I've done 2 waterings of 2 liters each, both with B.A.C.'s FAST FOOD nutrients. I've also applied preventatives; this week it was bacillus for the caterpillars, which are starting to become a threat, and neem oil with potassium soap.

AUTOTARRACO This week I've done 3 waterings of two liters each. Two of them with the FAST FOOD products from B.A.C and the last one with 2 ml/l of enzymes to start the root flush. Next week, after finishing the root flush, I'll cut.

AUTOTARRACO Good morning, it's almost time for harvest. This week I've done 3 waterings to finish the root flush, 2 liters each watering with Final Solution from B.A.C. I've already manicured it and cut it on day 71, leaving those photos for the final harvest week. This time it turned out really well and has a truly good and strong aroma.

AUTOTARRACO As soon as it has cured for about three weeks, I will do the tasting properly to be objective with the final result.