Five plants in 3 m² Outdoor

Recently transplanted into the ground, 30 days germinated.

Rooting...!

Taking flight.

Summer solstice. 14h30m day, 9h30m night.

All are still in vegetative stage except Glueberry, which is in pre-flowering and already shows some pistils. Strikingly, the stem of Lemon Orange forked in two on its own, as shown in the photo.😳 (Todas siguen en fase vegetativa excepto Glueberry, que esta en pre-floración y ya muestra algunos pistilos. Llamativamente, el tallo de Lemon Orange se bifurco en dos por si solo, como se ve en la foto).

Glueberry is in its first week of flowering, while the remaining 4 are still vegetating. Currently 14h20m day / 9h40m night. Apical Black Lebanon and Gorilla Girls, and double apical Glueberry.

Glueberry 2 weeks flowering. Gorilla Girl and Black Rainbow in pre-flowering /1 weeks flowering. Lemon Orange and Black Lebanon are still vegetating.

Remove low branches and cut all primary leaves (I usually keep them for the duration of the vegetative stage). I also cleared all the inner part of the plants with a little “lollipop” pruning. I will not prune any more, except for a few leaves here and there. Saludos!

Glueberry is the most advanced by far, already in 4 weeks of flowering. Black Lebanon is still stretching and is the slowest of them all.

13h40m day Now we are in full bloom! This week I will do the last fertilization with a low dose of PKS and then only water until the cut. The soil here is already very rich in organic matter and retains fertilizers very well.

This week I have applied foliar chitosan and potassium silicate to induce response mechanisms against fungi, but if very rainy weeks come, I do not rule out using a chemical fungicide for agricultural use (I am a farmer and I have tons of that shit, :).

I have a lot of vertical space and little horizontal space, that's why I'm not using networks. Only a central 8 mm iron stake, in the absence of a net, to prevent the weight of the buds from bending the side branches, I am tying them to the central stake with ropes made of “t-shirt rags” (they have just the right elasticity and do not hurt the plants, and I have many old t-shirts, haha). It is an economical and simple, but effective solution. Likewise, for those who do not have horizontal space problems, I recommend using networks! Glueberry OG I'm going to cut it next week (before the rains announced for Monday the 24th. Greetings!