Late Orange Bud Auto grow outdoor and greenhouse

Day 43: The smell is really kicking up now, and the resin production is ramping up too—sticky fingers all around! I adjusted the LST on all the branches long enough to be tied down, and I’ve been defoliating regularly to maintain good airflow without stressing her to much. In Germany, the weather has been decent, but the humidity is off the charts. Humidity levels are hovering around 65%, sometimes even at nightime spiking to 80%. This kind of moisture in the air is a perfect breeding ground for mildew, so I’m keeping a close eye on her. Today marked the first bit of rain we’ve had in a while, so I'll be extra vigilant in the coming days to keep everything in check. Day 45: With rain in the forecast, I'll need to make sure she stays dry to avoid any risk of mold. The temperatures are expected to drop to 23°C over the next few days, but thankfully without any rain—sounds perfect to me. After doing some research on the Coco for Cannabis website, I've decided to tweak my watering strategy. They recommend watering every day, ensuring the coco never gets dry at all. This approach supposedly reduces the risk of nutrient burn, which might have been the culprit in my previous grow. I've started following this advice, and I'm eager to see how it impacts her growth. Day 48: Since adopting my new watering strategy, I’ve noticed a completely stable runoff pH of 5.9. In my previous grow, I struggled a bit because I often let the coco dry out too much. Lesson learned! 🤟🏽 She’s thriving with the daily watering—no signs of stress at all. In fact, she looks fantastic and healthy. You can practically see the growth day by day. I’m hoping she has another week to bulk up before the stretch is over.