Blueberry Automatic Zamnesia

Pascal0815 Tomorrow, the pot will be placed by the window as quickly as possible so it can enjoy the early sun until noon. Around noon until the evening, the plants will move to the balcony to get full sun. Once the sun is completely gone, around 9 PM, the pot will be allowed back inside for the night.

Pascal0815 Since the stem of the plant was long and I still had space in the pot, I added a bit more soil to the pot and mixed it with about 30g of Grow Daddy organic fertilizer. Let's see what the fertilizer brings. For the days when it's cloudy, I got a Sansi lamp to ensure there's enough brightness.

Pascal0815 On August 7th, Wednesday morning at 4 AM, I saw that my lamp (Sansi 24w) had fallen on the plant. I carefully propped it up again and gave it light and later some sun. Every day when I got home from work, I watched it and checked what the bend in the stem was doing, and I believe it doesn't bother her much anymore; she just keeps growing and growing. Sure, she doesn't look perfectly straight right now, but I don't care. As of now (August 11th, 2024), I'm satisfied with the growth and looking forward to the next days or rather weeks.

Pascal0815 I would say the week went pretty well for me since it's my first time. I topped my main plant and trained it a bit wide with low stress. At the moment, it's under the lamp all day and gets its 18 hours, and when the sun allows, it can soak up some sun again. Other than that, there's nothing earth-shattering to report except that the organic plant smells more than the topped one.

Pascal0815 Now that I'm back from vacation (2 weeks) and the vacation coverage did a great job, I can keep you updated again. Currently, the organic plant looks good and already has a small flower bud. The main plant is taking off like a rocket and is flowering very well.

Pascal0815 Nothing special happened this week except that the plants moved to the in-laws' place because my wife can't stand the smell and there's just drama. Both plants are now in the greenhouse and are getting a bit of protection from the cold that's happening at night right now; during the day, the temperatures might still be okay. Otherwise, they are growing and thriving normally.

Pascal0815 Out of my original 3 plants, only one made it in the end. The first plant popped out of the soil and was damaged, the second one that I topped and bent had such severe problems with mites right before the finish line that I had no choice but to dispose of it. In the end, I was left with one plant, and that was the organic one that I didn't do anything to except water it. After drying, etc., I ended up with about 13 grams, which I was very proud of.