Indoor to Outdoor - Sweet Cherry Kush

All seedlings look good. I started fertilizing with Canna Terra Vega and Canna Rhizotonic.

2 plants are severely deformed, another genetic error! Germinated 2 new seeds and planted them today. Another plant is growing slowly and has slightly deformed leaves, but it will be OK. Only 1 of the 4 looks very healthy! The quality of the Sensiseeds seeds is starting to annoy me!

After careful consideration, I decided to stop the indoor grow and go outside with the 1 remaining Sweet Cherry Kush. I hope the switch from canna mineral fertilizer to green house feeding biogrow + enhancer works, as I don't want to mess around with mineral fertilizer outdoors. It's a real shame that out of 4 plants only 1 really survived, but 2 were severely stunted and 1 slightly stunted with very slow growth. That's why the tent is being cleared for a fresh start (see new grow report).

The plant has tolerated the change to outdoor with green house feeding biogrow well and is continuing to grow very well. I will probably top it next week.

This week I topped it over node 5. The plant coped very well with the topping and is now growing even bushier than before. The many warm sunny days are making it grow strongly.

After topping, the SCK grows beautifully in width. There is not much to do, apart from watering every 4 days. Place it next to it and just watch how beautifully it grows ☺️ I am excited to see how big it will get and when it will start to bloom outdoors, as it is my first outdoor photo plant.

The SCK is growing wonderfully in width and is beautiful to look at. I just need to think of something soon about the side shoots, they are already slowly becoming too heavy. I think the best thing would be to put a few sticks around the plant and then stretch a string around them.

The Sweet Cherry Kush grows very bushy and looks very healthy. Unfortunately, it occasionally gets splashes of water from the pool that is right next to it, which is why some of the leaves have spots. I have added a picture of the SCK with the genetic defect, it hardly grows and is very small.

It grows well, very wide, but beautiful.

I added another 60 g of Green House Feeding BioGrow. I tied up the side shoots.

After tying it up last week, the plant is growing much more evenly. It looks like it might be starting to flower now, I'll take a closer look next week.

I still don't see any flowers, but you can already see that the gender is female.

I still can't really detect any flowers, but it's slowly developing a light scent.

Now you can see the first signs of flowers. I'm curious to see how long the SCK Outdoor will take and whether the weather will hold out for that long.

The flowers can no longer be overlooked. It will be very exciting towards the end because of the weather.

This week there was a sharp drop in temperature, at night the temperatures were in the single digits. Growth has naturally been slowed by the low temperatures.

Everything grows very slowly, probably because of the low temperatures at night. The stunted plant grows almost better than the good one.

You might think that nothing is growing anymore, it has also become very cold, the temperatures are sometimes in the single digits Celsius range. I am increasingly doubtful that anything will happen.

I don't really see any growth anymore, but I'll just leave it there and wait.

too cold, not much grows...

Too cold, not much is growing. Maybe i should really stop growing and throw everything away...

It's over, almost the entire plant has mold. I'm going to throw it away.😔 The stunted one doesn't look too bad and I'll leave it for a little while longer.

Unfortunately there is mold everywhere, so i had to throw everything in the trash.