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morganfreeman420 The cultivation started outdoors, but we had to move to the grow shop under the LED panel since it started raining too much every day. We'll be 15 days indoor and then we'll head back to the warmth of the sun.

morganfreeman420 Big changes for the plants this week, they've jumped to 11-liter pots and have moved from the indoor room to the terrace. The grow will be completed outdoors.

morganfreeman420 I've done just one watering with growth fertilizer and a foliar application of iron. Today was supposed to be watering day, but they got a nice and fresh rain from Mother Nature. Later or tomorrow, I'll practice apical pruning. The plants are in symbiosis with a crop of lavender and mint.

morganfreeman420 The 3 plants adapted very well to the apical cut and started growing again. This week they received the first dose of growth fertilizer from the Emerald Harvest brand. From here on out, I will use the already known organic feeding program from Plagron.

morganfreeman420 The girls moved to their final 50L pot, I didn't do the transplant to the 25L pot since the transplant from 25L to 50L is very tedious. I've added 5% worm castings in two pots and 10% in one. I've decided that in the end, I'll continue feeding with Emerald Harvest products.

morganfreeman420 This week the plants grew an average of 12cm!!! What a stretch!!! Just today I applied Neudorff Spruzit, which has pyrethrins as a preventive since there are a lot of thrips on the balcony, I also applied trichoderma. This week the temperatures went up and yesterday and today we reached 30 degrees, so when it's time to water, I do it generously so the girls don't suffer from thirst.

morganfreeman420 The tallest plant is already at 70cm, it looks like we're going to have vigorous and leafy specimens just like last year. This week we had a lot of rain again, but the plants grew just the same, I only did one watering since they were taken care of by Mother Nature.

morganfreeman420 2 months of pure vegetation already, I'm planning to do some pruning next week or maybe wait until we enter flowering. We're still watering one with nutrients and one with water.

morganfreeman420 This week we did some low branch trimming, applied cinnamon on the cuts to heal, and gave 1 watering with fertilizers and 1 with water throughout the process. The update came a bit late 😆

morganfreeman420 We made it another week, friends, without any major changes. Luckily, no pests have shown up. I've been forgetting to apply preventatives, so let's see if we can apply pyrethrins this week. See you next week!! 💪🏽

morganfreeman420 This week I'm definitely kicking off summer with temperatures reaching up to 35/36 degrees, the plants are watered every other day alternating water and nutrients. I've been forgetting to apply preventatives, this week for sure.

morganfreeman420 I opted to water the plants every day with 3 liters per plant. I do 2 waterings and one with fertilizer due to the heat. It's been 3 weeks that we've been above 34 degrees every day. The plants are staying healthy and with good color; we're winning against the heat 💪🏽💪🏽

morganfreeman420 I've been on vacation for a few weeks, but at home dedicating time to the plants. The plants received a good pruning, especially the smallest one, which is already starting to form its flowers. Its taller sisters have just a few calyxes. It seems that the high temperatures are finally going away, and we're at a normal 30 degrees, although with higher humidity.

morganfreeman420 These days the temperature has dropped about 3/4 degrees, but the humidity has risen excessively. The plants are starting to show purple tones in the leaves and stems, which makes me very happy.

morganfreeman420 Purple colors keep appearing 😍 I'm hopeful to have beautiful color tones during flowering, the humidity these days is really high and rain is expected for next week, let's hope it doesn't cause me any problems.

morganfreeman420 The temperatures have dropped an average of 6 degrees, the plants have grown about 4cm more, and I think they've hit their ceiling. The balcony is starting to fill with smell. We had an attempted attack from red spiders, but it was detected early, pyrethrins were applied, and there are no traces of them left.

morganfreeman420 The cold has come quite early, the day lasts 12 hours and the plant is starting to turn more and more purple, which I really like, since it's been a long time since I've grown a purple variety.

morganfreeman420 This week the temperature went up a bit. The flowers are starting to fatten up and everything is beginning to flood with smell.

morganfreeman420 The temperatures dropped again and some storms are coming that increase the risk of botrytis. In fact, one of them caught the fungus, so I did a quick root wash, removed the most affected areas, and cut the plant to let it dry.

morganfreeman420 It's been a very dramatic week since a neighbor reported me to the police for the smell of my plants. Fortunately, the police didn't take my plants, and I can finish my indoor grow. 👌🏽🍀🏽

morganfreeman420 A beautiful and abundant harvest like any outdoor harvest, the flowers have a very nice color, smell a lot and smell great, there's a lot of trichomes and a lot of resin. I can't wait to try the results!