Sunshine LSD Auto von seeds66.com - Meine erste selbst angebaute Pflanze

Nachtjasmin What a surprise, it's turning purple :D Started in veg with a Sansi 36W LED because the weather outside was very cool and wet despite it being summer. Once the sun finally came out, I took it outside during the day and brought it back in at night. In the meantime, I upgraded to a 240w Deep Red L Basic. 20/4 lighting since germination. I used sun soil potting soil and only watered with soft tap water with a pH of 7.83. Why the plant showed such massive over-fertilization/deficiency symptoms remains a mystery to me to this day. I would like to figure out the mistake to avoid it in the future. The strain is just great, has a nice skunky smell, and the dark purple with the trichomes on top looks like sparkling velvet in the sun. And that’s despite it never being below 23 degrees Celsius. Definitely, the strain has great potential because I think, without all the adversities and with a bit of training (which it could definitely handle, I just didn't dare the first time), it would become a real monster. It can take a lot, and there were often days when I thought it wouldn't recover, for example, when it lost all its fan leaves, had massive thrips, fungus gnats, and aphid infestations... But no, it just kept doing its thing, grew, and formed beautiful buds. According to 66seeds, it's very resistant to all sorts of pests and mold. I had pests on this plant: - Fungus gnats - Thrips - Aphids - Whiteflies - Scale insects - And finally, spider mites Mold: - 1x powdery mildew on a fan leaf - Mold on several leaf tips/edges I cut off the leaf with powdery mildew and mold and managed the pests with neem oil + potassium soap, then in flowering with lacewing larvae, nematodes, and predatory mites. Except for the spider mites, I could only slow down their spread.