5 plants in 3 m2, outdoor.

Danger_Mouse Recently transplanted into the ground, 30 days germinated.

Danger_Mouse Rooting...!

Danger_Mouse Taking flight.

Danger_Mouse Summer solstice. 14h30m day, 9h30m night.

Danger_Mouse 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).

Danger_Mouse 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.

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

Danger_Mouse 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!

Danger_Mouse 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.

Danger_Mouse 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.

Danger_Mouse 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, :).

Danger_Mouse 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!

Danger_Mouse First plant to be harvested. The yield was 810 g of dried and bottled buds.

Danger_Mouse Variety prone to suffer from Botrytis because it develops super thick and compact buds. I harvested it a week earlier than expected when the first infected buds appeared. Beautiful plant, with a spectacular structure and that when green lives up to its name and smells delicious. The harvest was on 02/March equivalent to 02/September in the northern hemisphere. The yield was 1016 g of dried and bottled buds.

Danger_Mouse The harvest was on 12/March equivalent to 12/September in the northern hemisphere. The yield was 1050 g of dried and bottled buds.

Danger_Mouse The harvest was on 14/March equivalent to 14/September in the northern hemisphere. The yield was 1282 g of dried and bottled buds. One of the best plants I've grown in 20 years! It's healthy, has high yields, bud quality, has excellent flavor/smell, and delivers wonderful effects when smoked. Highly recommended!

Danger_Mouse Harvested 3 weeks later than its 4 other cultivars. No one growing outdoors wants to harvest that late!