Oktober 24

R_atata First attempts indoors. Living soil made from earth, compost, and perlite. Nematodes were poured in against fungus gnats. Two seedlings of the Lemon Haze didn't make it. The third one is holding strong. On to new spheres. 😀

R_atata Everything is going well so far. Set the light intensity of the lamp to 60%. Removed a few leaves that were blocking light from the side branches. I have the feeling that the Lemon Haze is growing a bit slower. Maybe this strain needs warmer temperatures.

R_atata Week 5 is over. The system is working very well. The Blumat Classic clay cones are enough for the water needs without me having to water. The Euforia seems to not have received enough autoflower genetics. There are no signs of pre-flowering, while the Dos Si Dos is already starting to flower. At least the Euforia is female. The Lemon Haze is also slowly entering the mass phase alongside a bit of weed.

R_atata Everything looks good. I set the lighting time to 15 hours in the middle of the week and now to 14 hours. The lights are now at 60%. The total system is currently drawing 190 watts and has consumed 100 kWh so far.

R_atata Lighting set to 80%. The plants are getting 13 hours of light from now on. The Dos Si Dos is developing great and starting to smell. The Lemon Haze is growing nice and airy. I'm not so satisfied with the growth of the Euforia. I trimmed some leaves and cut off smaller bud sites on the Dos Si Dos.

R_atata The Dos Si Dos looks ridiculously good. And that's even though it's only 8 weeks old. The smell is already pronounced. So far, it doesn't show any particular terpene profile. The Lemon Haze impressively showcases its sativa side and is putting on some strong height growth. It's exciting to see how the different genetics behave under the same conditions.

R_atata Banana alert on the herb farm. The Euforia is hermaphroditic. I've removed a few pollen sacs, but with this dense growth, I’ll never find them all. I'm just going to let it be, because the Dos Si Dos will be ripe next week, and I find the idea of having a cross between the wonderfully lemon-scented Euforia and Lemon Haze exciting.

R_atata The tenth week is over. I cut the Dos Si Dos today. In the picture, you can see how the roots have wrapped around the Blumat cone to suck it dry. It was like dense tissue. The Euforia and Lemon Haze are starting to produce resin. The stretch of the Lemon Haze is over. Unfortunately, there’s no time-lapse video this week because the camera got shifted.

R_atata In the eleventh week, not much is happening anymore. The leaves are starting to show signs of autumn. The Lemon Haze is a bit faster than the Euforia and could have been harvested. There are only a few clear trichomes left. I will leave both for another week and then cut them.

R_atata The 12th week is over. I harvested the Euforia and the Lemon Haze. The Dos Si Dos has been drying in the basement for two weeks and has very slowly reached 70% humidity at a cool temperature. From now on, it will stay for a few more weeks in Tupperware with regular ventilation and 62%-Boveda to cure.

R_atata Not much has happened in the last week. The buds have ripened a bit more. The leaves have taken on beautiful autumn colors.

R_atata Not much has happened in the last week. The buds have ripened a bit more. The leaves have taken on beautiful autumn colors.