Outdoor Purple Lobster

Terp_Djiny The first week was quite pleasant in terms of temperatures and mostly sunny. The little seedlings are in soil that I simply took from the raised bed.

Terp_Djiny During the week, it rained occasionally, but the little ones in the greenhouse weren't bothered by it. The cotyledons have grown very large, and the first pairs of leaves are slowly starting to form.

Terp_Djiny This week was mostly cloudy but still pleasant in terms of temperatures. The plants are developing very nicely. Over the course of next week, it should also become sunnier again.

Terp_Djiny By the end of the week, I gave two of the little plants to my buddy. I still planted the other two in slightly larger fabric pots with the soil from the raised bed.

Terp_Djiny The two plants seem to really like the repotting and the change in weather to more sun. So far, I've only been watering the plant with rainwater.

Terp_Djiny This week the weather was really nice again, so I decided to go with the last remaining plant and planted it in a 50L bucket with raised bed soil and some compost. The other one also went to a buddy's garden.

Terp_Djiny It was quite rainy throughout the week. There were very few pure hours of sunshine. By the end of the week, I added a bit of bat guano, gypsum, and Epsom salt. The flowering phase should start soon here.

Terp_Djiny It was quite sunny throughout the week, and I think the little one is starting to stretch. The pre-flowering characteristics are also developing at the nodes. Right now, the plant seems to have an iron and magnesium deficiency, so I sprinkled some rock dust on the soil and watered it today.

Terp_Djiny This week was quite rainy, but by the end of the week, some sun finally showed up. The plant got a few ropes to keep the branches apart. Now it can continue to stretch, and next week, some leaves will be removed.

Terp_Djiny The whole week was very sunny with quite constant temperatures. Only Friday was very stormy and left its marks on the plant. The main stem is split, and the top four shoots were hanging down. I supported the plant with cable ties and pulled the stem back together. Right now, I'm hoping the plant pulls through; so far, it looks pretty good.

Terp_Djiny Throughout the week, the plant has shown some deficiency symptoms. That's why I tried to help it out with some Hesi Bio Bloom. Next week, I'll remove a few leaves from the plant and give it another sip of fertilizer.

Terp_Djiny I gave some fertilizer again during the week since a few leaves are turning yellow. The weather was really nice this week. Hardly any rain and mostly bright sunshine.

Terp_Djiny Autumn is noticeably setting in. The leaves are losing their color and some are turning a beautiful autumn hue. This week, the temperatures have dropped to 12 degrees at night and barely reach 23 during the day.

Terp_Djiny The sun has been shining continuously all week. At night, it dropped to around 16 degrees in some places, but during the day it reached 24 degrees. The buds are growing and the trichomes are sprouting. Next week, it's supposed to rain a lot, so I'm already considering a emergency harvest before the beautiful buds get moldy. However, I'm going to wait and see for now.

Terp_Djiny To avoid mold, I harvested the plant over the last week; the trichome heads were all milky and some were already amber. Now it's hanging to dry.