RQS Royal Gorilla - First Grow

Chicoo Started 1st Grow - end of April. First weeks indoor but planned to be an outdoor grow. 3 days for germination.

Chicoo Soil is Bio Bizz all mix - No additional fertilizer required at the beginning. Watering every 3-4 days (around 25% of pot volume).

Chicoo Still to cold outside - happy growing on the window sill.

Chicoo Repotting into 6L pot maybe a bit 2 late but still growing healthy.

Chicoo Weather is getting better and Gorilla goes outside more often but still 2 cold during the night.

Chicoo Weather still really bad - invested in a small lamp (25W)

Chicoo Growing very healthy even though the weather is not the best.

Chicoo Gorilla enjoys the sun - started to grow very good due to better conditions outside.

Chicoo Gorilla was often relocated..

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Chicoo 24/7 outside

Chicoo Nutrient deficiency .. gave her Zinc and calmag. Fertilizer during the drow only Bio Bizz Bio Grow

Chicoo New Pot Size: 38L

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Chicoo At that time there were few pictures thanks to vacation.

Chicoo Finally started to flower end of August.

Chicoo Hail did some damage. Growing still good and very bushy

Chicoo Getting very juicy

Chicoo Looking great. Watering during flower with Bio Bizz Bio Bloom - 10L water + fertilizer every 3 days

Chicoo Buds started to get heavier - dont know if any extra stabilization would be necessary. All the energy is needed for flowering - The energy is drawn from the lower leaves. Weather is very bad the last days/weeks only rain - I hope it gets better because you feel that she needs more energy/sun.

Chicoo The weather is still bad with a lot of rain and just a few hours of sun. At least the temperature is not going under 5 C°.. I increased Bio Bloom to 4ml per Liter - so 40ml for every watering 😂. In the upper earth layer there were visible some roots - I just added more soil to cover it for the cold nights. Most trichomes are already milky (80%) and around 5% are amber. More and more leaves are turning yellow. I think maybe 7-10 days left till harvest - still no mold or anything thanks to windy days. Next pictures will be more about the buds.