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Hey guys, I'm growing some Amnesia Skittlez Auto from Fastbuds!
I germinated 3 seeds recently and of these I'll focus the diary on just one most of the time, the other 2 will appear from time to time as well as their other sisters, but the focus will be on the one in the largest pot.
First week!
Yeah baby this is REAL organic!
I added the rotten bananas on the second day, distributing them as in the photo around the plant because by the time its roots reach the edge the banana has already decomposed, I have done this other times so it's safe. On the 4th day I buried them a little and on the 5th day I ended up covering them with more substrate to speed up the decomposing process, I am doing superficial watering with spray and collected rainwater to maintenance all the thing.
The "banana pot" will be the main feature here! With the others appearing from time to time obviously.
I'm supplementing the lighting inside the house with white bulbs because it's raining A LOT here in Brazil.
This crop will be 100% organic as usual 👽
2th week.... The older sister was so beautiful that I had to transplant her into a bigger pot!
On the tenth day I took a photo of the banana to show the decomposition, the other pieces were buried previously to speed up this process.
I applied FAA to the soil and foliar spray on the 14th day.
7th week begins, very nice growth!
The older sister was cut at 70 days, already with some amber trichomes, the trim smells delicious, the stem when rubbed leaves a lemon scent on the fingers, and the buds when squeezed leave a scent similar to "grape Zkittlez", I can't wait to dry and cure this beauty!
I liked her terpene profile so much that I left a little bud from her older sister to be reverted with silver and got some nanners on it, with the pollen I did pollination on the lower branches of the main plant.
@TheBrazilianGuy, Sorry, I meant pre-flowers 😂
Cool to know someone else Is growing the exact same plant, at the exact same time, in pretty much the exact same stage and lifecycle 👍