Outdoor 2024 Automatic

HanfHueter The weather in Northern Germany was relatively warm for the season. The Bubbles Kush Auto worries me. So far, I like the Royal Cheese Auto the best, the others are also developing well.

HanfHueter The Bubbles Kush Auto will be transplanted into a small pot as soon as the other seed has soaked up water, the new seed will be placed in the old pot. It’s currently raining a lot, and the nutrient application should provide the nutrients that are being washed out, and organic fertilizer should also be available for flowering. Since I’m growing in Light Mix, with a little compost from the garden and a bit of Guanokalong to get nutrients and organisms into the soil, the nutrient application should, in my opinion, take place in a timely manner, especially with this weather.

HanfHueter This week, an F1 Epsilon, the Royal Cheese Auto, and the Royal Haze Auto, each equipped with 2 organic tabs. Hopefully, the solid fertilizer works better with the rain. The other F1 Epsilon will continue to be fertilized with BioBizz according to scheme x to observe the difference. The Bubbles Kush is slowly progressing. The new leaves look healthier so far.

HanfHueter On the first day of the week, I used Cuxin's Myko Aktiv. A chicken manure fertilizer with mycorrhiza fungi. Three days later, I added rock dust, and the next day, the plants were fertilized without tabs; the little Blue Cheese and Bubbles Kush were only given Rootjuice. The F1 Epsilon got one liter with 2ml of Fish Mix. I think I need to give some Epsom salt next week, or what do you guys think? Unfortunately, it's really cold right now, especially at night. I had different expectations...

HanfHueter After 5 days, hardly any growth; it was mostly under 15 degrees at night, sometimes 4°C. Now finally during the day around 20°C, the plants have started to grow again and already show the first signs of flowering. I only fertilized with bloom nutrients since there were slight signs of nitrogen excess, which could also be due to the bad weather. All the plants also got a pinch of Epsom salt. I had the impression they could use that. The soil from BioBizz is said to often have problems with that.

HanfHueter Dolomite lime and Epsom salt have shown a good effect, especially in combination with the finally suitable weather. It's been dry for more than 3 days in a row now, so I guess I need to pay more attention to watering. It's a shame that the F1 Epsilon seems to be way behind schedule... It should only be 70 days in total. I don't see that happening at all... Very disappointing. What's also disappointing is the genetics of the Bubble Kush; the second seed I planted is also a complete disaster, so it won't be a replacement for the little one. Overall, I'm really satisfied with the current developments.

HanfHueter This week, there was a one-time application of 50ml of Guanokalong powder per pot. Also, a small mix of other fertilizers was given twice. Starting next week, a homemade fertilizer made from banana peels and compost will be used. The nitrogen content has been almost completely removed to utilize the leftovers in the soil. The week was relatively warm, and towards the end, there was rain, wind, and high humidity.

HanfHueter From this week on, I've started adding my own homemade fertilizer made from banana peels, compost, and guano to the watering water. Fertilizing continues as usual. So far, they seem to be handling everything well, and they don't seem to notice the reduced nitrogen supply. So everything is great for me right now!

HanfHueter The buds are getting very resinous now and the scent is increasing. I'm adding 1:10 manure to the watering water daily. Also, every second watering, I'm using Pro Sugar from Grow Pro, a carbohydrate bloom fertilizer (a tester from Mary Jane). Additionally, I give them Seafeed Xtra from envii once or twice a week. The first leaves have been removed from the bottom, so I'm currently adding nitrogen to the plants again. Even though it was only this week, after that, it will just be bloom fertilizer. I've also planted basil, dill, marigold, and coriander at the beginning of the week, and at the end, I added lupine and red clover.

HanfHueter This week there was powdery mildew on some leaves, so I removed a few sun leaves to ensure better ventilation. I also noticed that some buds were directly touched by the sun leaves, so those were removed as well to allow more air to flow through. From the removed leaves, I made a liquid fertilizer, and by day 4, I started to notice a smell developing here too, despite the addition of rock dust.