Outdoor auto grow Strawberry

marvin_Kush My first grow I ordered Barneys Farm Strawberry Cheesecake Auto just to see how my first outdoor balcony grow goes. I don't expect much... since I want to grow indoors in the fall anyway. Let's see what happens :)

marvin_Kush I've been using Greenhouse Feeding Biogrow since day 1. The sun is shining beautifully for 14-16 hours at 14-26 degrees. I've noticed that I unfortunately made the soil a bit too compact. However, it still seems to be working.

marvin_Kush Continuing with 1mg bio grow + liquid root/plant booster

marvin_Kush This week she had a real boost. Still using Greenhouse BioGrow 1g over the soil and 1ml liquid root/plant booster.

marvin_Kush She's growing and growing... I tried a bit of LST, but I was definitely too late 😅 I tried again the following week and basically broke her leg; the stem bent - but it was okay, she became sturdier because of it. Nutrients: Greenhouse Feeding Bio Grow 1g Bio Bloom 4g Booster 0.75/1L By the way, I only watered the first 3 weeks occasionally with 200-300ml of boiled water. Boiling it is actually unnecessary, I stopped doing that after a while. Now I only water 1 to a maximum of 2 times a week due to the weather conditions and the firmness of the soil (unfortunately, I made the soil too firm).

marvin_Kush Right now the weather is really bad, so I'm bringing them inside my apartment in the evenings. It's also very humid. But they're still growing well. No signs of deficiency. However, I had problems with the soil due to the high humidity. Since it's so compact, it hardly evaporated after watering... so a bit of mold formed on the surface. I just carefully removed it and added new soil on top.

marvin_Kush Unfortunately, I've had a bit too much on my plate, which is why the little one had to move to a buddy's garden. Despite the move and a bit of stress, she's doing very well; I'm satisfied. One or two leaves have been removed over time.