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Gently flowering, I changed my mind and decided to do some lst to maximize the light on the buds :-D
I added some fresh compost on the ground.
It rained, a bit less water to give, next week is forecasted cloudy and lots of rain on Wednesday, we'll see!
After another rainy week, it didn't keep it from making lots of hairs at the begining and to grow bud. Seems like an extra mm everyday :-)
The garden is beautiful and starts having that extra smell :););)
Yeaaaah! Some harvest after 8 weeks of flowering. Curious how the rest is gonna evolve. Last year I did this to nearly all my plants. I really observe the buds can grow more, they're really resinous even when quite leafy it completely white :-p
Very nice little plant, it grew fast, and regularly, super rich smell and taste, first fruity and then quite dank, almost diesel. Really relaxed with a nice buzz in the head. Easy before to sleep, but not right before going to bed.
I think the timings seed banks indicate are valid for strong/stable light conditions and not so much for an irregular weather. And wow, your auto duck has scary leaves!
I have a outdoor auto duck same sort of climate as u in uk just wondering what week you going to let yours go too mine are just going into week 11 at same size buds as youOn attitude seed bank says 11-12 but looking at it im thinking more like 13ish
The height of your stem shows that your plant is craning her neck to find more light, as what she's receiving currently might not be adequate to support new foliage growth. If you are able to amend this you would definitely notice an improvement, and otherwise she risks growing too frail to support a real infrastructure.
Thanks for your comment.
New pic today ;-)
As you said: the plant first stayed inside behind the window for several weeks because the weather is cold here in the Netherlands.
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