Erste Ernte 2025 - Kalini Asia (Zamnesia Seeds)

Saylles The Asia was almost thought to be dead. I set her up three months ago, but her growth was extremely slow. Originally, she was planned to be a mother plant, but due to her unusual growth behavior, I abandoned that plan. I topped her twice, and on March 1st, she was sent into flowering. She’s in a fabric pot and belongs to the fast-flowering strains – she should be ready in about eight weeks. I'm using mineral fertilizer, but it's more of an improvised approach since I'm still using up leftovers. Therefore, I will dose carefully to make the fertilizer last as long as possible. If it runs out, I will resort to hardware store fertilizer in an emergency.

Saylles So, here she is after a week in the flowering phase. Not much has happened so far, but the first signs of flowering are visible. There’s a small problem with the temperature – it’s currently around 26°C, leaning more towards warmer than cooler. I’ll optimize the intake a bit, but for now, she has to deal with it. Let’s see how she develops in the next few days!

Saylles Here she is at her 18th day. I installed the blumat but I'm still getting used to the thing. Otherwise, everything is going well.

Saylles Welcome to Flowering Day 28. She's growing steadily – no abnormalities, except that she needs surprisingly little nutrients. So far, I've only fertilized once at the beginning, since then she’s been getting only water. Her growth seems to have normalized by now. I found a few comments online describing similar experiences – initially slow, but in the end, many were very satisfied with the strain. I'm curious to see if she'll really be ready in the next four weeks. Right now, she's definitely pushing hard to reach that goal.

Saylles Flowering Day 41: I actually intended to post an update daily – but well, that didn't quite work out. The plant looks pretty good overall, and I'm really curious to see how it develops further. What stands out to me especially: It seems to need very little nutrients. Also, it's the first one where I have no CalMag deficiencies at all – that definitely speaks to its robustness!