medical plants: 1:1 and 1:2 (THC:CBD)

hampfi They're all still a bit wobbly on their feet, but with a wooden stick for support, it's working. With one, I had to remove the seed shell, and the cotyledons are torn. But it's growing, and hopefully, I'll get all 7 to thrive.

hampfi Except for the smallest one, they still have unstable stems. I put some clips around them and fertilized for the first time today with Power-Roots (half the amount). And I turned the fan up. It'll be fine. They're slowly becoming more stable, getting their 3rd pair of leaves, and getting wider. Today I repotted them into 5l of soil and was shocked to find that the roots barely penetrated the paper around the starter pots. Strange, I thought they would manage that. Hopefully, they'll get stronger now and haven't suffered any damage. I removed all the paper.

hampfi After everyone was pretty stressed out from the repotting and falling over and the restricted root growth, it seems to be looking up now. The stems are still weak and some leaf tips are purple, but they are getting a lot of new little shoots. Now they seem to be over the worst, with red stems only at the bottom and many new leaves.

hampfi Now they are all growing great and look healthy. What a luck, but something always seems to be difficult at the beginning.

hampfi They all look great, they'll be repotted again in a week.

hampfi Today I repotted everyone into 15 / 18 l fabric pots. It was quite a task; the 50l bags of soil had at most 40 l in them. But everyone has found their place in the box and hopefully handles the stress well. That was also the last time. They are growing very well and have many shoots.

hampfi My plants have never been so wonderfully bushy. I'm really curious to see how tall they will get during flowering. At about 60cm, I'll send them into the flowering phase; otherwise, they'll get too tall for the box.

hampfi The ladies were sent into flowering a week earlier than planned. Two of them were already almost 70cm tall and would probably have gone through the ceiling. The box is only 2 meters tall, and the light has to fit in as well. I'm curious to see how they will grow.

hampfi Had to get a new timer, the old one gave up after 6 years, it was 3 hours longer night for the ladies. Not so bad, I think. They all look magnificent. I'm waiting for flowers.

hampfi Allen Damen are doing well, they are standing a bit crowded, I cut off the lower leaves and shoots that hardly get any light.

hampfi Everyone is getting a lot of buds and I'm hoping for a good harvest! 2. Fertilizing with Alga Bloom. The buds are getting fatter and fatter.

hampfi I can hardly believe that the ladies will be flowering for another 5 weeks. They're going to get really fat. The walls of the box are damp, hopefully nothing is molding. I've cut off a lot of lower shoots. I can't get it below 60% and the fan is running.

hampfi &. Flowering week begins - I've cut off a few lower shoots, out of fear of mold. They look great, just very close together.

hampfi Wonderful plants. I've never had them this fat before! The first branches already need support. I cut off a few leaves every time that shade the buds. Seems to be okay. It’s only about 2 weeks left anyway. I just can't stop taking photos of these amazing plants.

hampfi It's progressing, now I'm not cutting anything off anymore. The trichomes are gradually becoming milky on the Himalaya CBD, the other one needs a bit longer.

hampfi Last week, I guess. Now I’ll be checking the trichomes daily. Himalaya CBD is a bit faster, according to the breeder, and it looks that way too. I’ll harvest it at the right time, the other one a bit earlier, so the THC isn’t too strong yet. It has a 1:1 (CBD:THC) ratio. Hopefully, no bud breaks off - they are sooo fat.

hampfi mega run, good harvest

hampfi everything's great