Divine Seeds - Auto Pablo Escobar

Cannabis_blog The sprouts have hatched and shed their shells. The first days went by without incidents. Pablo felt good, as absolutely nothing foreshadowed any problems.

Cannabis_blog This week, Pablo ran into some problems. The thing is, the seedling got caught in the direct airflow from the fan. This is pretty dangerous for already mature plants, let alone the delicate little seedling. However, he didn't stop fighting and kept on growing.

Cannabis_blog As I mentioned earlier, Pablo's seedling got hit by a direct stream from the fan, which caused a delay in its development. You can see the appearance of deformed leaves and a bunch of new shoots all in one spot. However, besides that, I continued to observe a strong will to live in this seedling and quite a lot of growth points forming at the base of the seedling. You can still grow a lush bush from it; the key is to apply the right techniques correctly.

Cannabis_blog Pablo has grown and developed large, plate-like leaves. This is a very good sign, which means he will soon be ready for training. In fact, I started the first manipulations with the bush this week. You should only trim the leaves that are covering the growth points underneath. All the other little leaves that can be preserved should be spread to the sides to fully expose the stem.

Cannabis_blog Куст уже достаточно окреп и можно начинать применять более агрессивные тренировки. Продолжаем также гнуть ветви, выравнивая их всех на один уровень, а также удаляем все лопухи, которые смотрят внутрь горшка (большие листья).

Cannabis_blog This week, another disaster happened. There were electricity problems in our area, and the bush stood in complete darkness for several days.😥😓😰

Cannabis_blog You can see bright signs of pre-flowering on the bush, but that doesn't stop me from continuing my training. I'm still bending the bush, spreading the branches out to the sides, and trimming off excess foliage.

Cannabis_blog I managed to stretch the bush quite a bit while also giving it time to recover and grow new large leaves. Leaving the foliage around the perimeter really helped the plant cope with the stress it experienced at the beginning of the grow, as well as the stress from training. I've never used all the fertilizers mentioned above all at once. They need to be combined in such a way that you give other additives in between feeding with the base. This way, the plant receives the most diverse nutrition possible.

Cannabis_blog At this stage, it's best to stop training; you can just trim off the excess leaves that are covering the neighboring buds. It's clearly visible how each growth point has formed a flower cluster at its base - a future big bud.

Cannabis_blog Pablo is confidently continuing its growth. At this stage, it's hard to believe that the plant had some serious problems at the beginning of the grow. And that overall, the autoflowering was able to handle such a level of stress. I, for my part, want to thank the breeder Divine Seeds for the cool and very high-quality genetics, from which you can really squeeze out some amazing results.

Cannabis_blog The plant feels great and is confidently gaining mass. And although it's still quite early in the cycle, you can already spot a couple of good meaty buds.

Cannabis_blog The buds continue to gain mass, and this week you can really see how much the flowers in the center have grown. The plant drinks very well and quickly; at this stage, it's impossible to say that there was anything wrong with it at the beginning of the grow.

Cannabis_blog There’s some space freed up in the grow box, and the little bush was able to confidently spread out all its side branches. The buds are already quite big, which means the harvest will be very soon!

Cannabis_blog I'm planning to do the harvest next week. So I'm focusing on organic additives and stopping the base nutrients. The buds look really juicy, I can't wait to try them!

Cannabis_blog The last week of the bush's flowering. All the colas have stretched out and are covered in dense, resinous buds. The stem was quite thick and didn't get cut right away.

Cannabis_blog The dry yield exceeded 85 grams, which I consider a good result for an autoflowering in a small pot. The effect is purely sativa, energizing, and great for those who like to smoke in the morning. I will definitely grow this strain again in the future! Also, a big thank you to the shop for the gifts, and I just can't help but show them off to you. Thanks for your attention!