Dutch Passion Growing Competition 2024 Auto Euforia

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my gardening friends. Welcome to the Vegetation Phase, in the middle of week 4 the growth time has begun. This week I transplanted the plants for the first time, now the plants are in 0.3l pots so that the development of the root system can continue. I'm expecting about 2 weeks until the plants have reached the size to be planted outdoors.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my friends of the wonderful world of plants, welcome to this Grow Report. This week, there aren't many events; as far as I can tell, the plants have recovered well from the repotting. Now they just need to grow a bit taller so I can plant them in the garden. I will plant two directly in the ground, and the other one I will put in a 70l masonry bucket. I want to see if it makes a difference when the plants are in the bucket.

Gruenerfinger85 Hi and welcome to another round with the Euforia from Dutch Passion. The little ones are slowly picking up speed, and I’m going to wait for the moment when the plants go outside. The current heights are: #1) 16cm #2) 12cm #3) 15cm The plants generally look healthy and strong; there are no signs or symptoms of pest infestations or deficiencies or anything like that. As some of you may know, I had a problem with thrips in the garden, but I managed to get it under control with neem oil, oregano, and dish soap. I’ve been spraying the plants from top to bottom with the solution several times a week, as well as the surface of the soil.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my friends with the green thumbs. Welcome to the big outdoor grow, the plants have been grown indoors long enough that it's time to plant them outside. Now all three plants are big enough to cope with the conditions outside, I'm curious to see how the three will perform outdoors, so far they have developed wonderfully. I will continue to administer Greenpower 5.1 outdoors; I used the same fertilizer indoors, so why should I use a different one now? I hope it's not too late to plant the plants outside because the first buds are starting to show. The current height of the plants is: #1) 26cm #2) 15cm #3) 17cm

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my dear grow colleagues, welcome to the second week of flowering. All the plants seem to be happy with their new environment. I've decided to leave the plants to themselves; apart from continuing to administer Greenpower 5.1 from S&R Organics to ensure there are enough nutrients available, I will occasionally defoliate the plants, otherwise, I will let them be. Now we will see how the plants develop over time. Thank you for being here and accompanying me and my plants during this beautiful time; let's see together where this journey will take us. See you in week 9, my friends.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my green friends. Welcome to another week with these beautiful girls. All three are healthy and cheerful so far, there are no problems or difficulties at all. The only thing I've noticed is that the internodes don't have equal spacing from each other. I also believe that the side branches will remain relatively short, but we will see in the near future whether they stay that short or grow longer. Let's be surprised, I would say at this point. Everything else is good, apart from the

Gruenerfinger85 Hello dear friends with the green thumbs, welcome to another round with this strain. This week, the plants were made a bit prettier again; slowly but surely, I have the feeling that something is wrong. Rusty spots have formed in the lower area that are spreading further. I will check the book to see what it is and figure out what to do next. Otherwise, not much has happened; the plants look happy. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your visit and I look forward to seeing you again. Until then, take care and stay healthy. We will definitely see each other again. Bye!

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my green friends, I warmly welcome you all to week 11. I found out what those rusty spots are; it's the Sephora leaf disease, which is a mold fungus that infects the plants. The fungal spores are carried by the wind to the next plants or spread around. Usually, the disease occurs during the flowering stage. Coming soon

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my green friends and community. Slowly but surely, we have reached the end; unfortunately, there was a problem with this run that I had to fight hard against. The problem is called Septoria leaf disease; some who have had or know this disease know what a pain it is. My hope is that this fungus does not come back next year, which can happen if you don't collect the affected leaves and dispose of them separately, as this fungus can overwinter in the soil. That's why I removed all the leaves I took off separately and disposed of them properly so that the fungus hopefully doesn't come back and infect the plants again. If your favorites are infected with it, it can reduce the yield, and we definitely don't want that. I treated the fungus with compost tea, which worked very well. The pictures taken this week are from the beginning of the treatment. Day: 81 Today I chopped #2; the trichomes on this plant are very milky. #1 and #3 need a bit more time. The current height: #1) 112.5cm #2) 51cm #3) 55cm Today, all affected leaves that were infested with Septoria leaf disease were removed, except for #2, which was harvested today. The final result from #2 will be summarized at the end with the other two. Otherwise, there is nothing more to report; I thank you for your patience and support, and of course, I would be happy if you stop by again next week. I will gradually update the diaries that are already in the past.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello friends, here is a new update. As you can clearly see, it won't be long until the final day. Since this grow was a while ago, I will report the essentials based on what I can remember or notes I've made. I would like to finish this diary. Thank you very much for your visit and your support!

Gruenerfinger85 Hello plant friends, unfortunately, I have to keep it short because I forgot to take notes and there are only pictures from the 3rd one. For some reason, I forgot to take pictures and write notes. The plants actually developed quite well until the leaf disease spread.