Purple Mystery

BLAARWOOD Proceeded to plant the germinated purple mystery seed into a bigger container. 2 of the same strain seeds savored from the local market.

BLAARWOOD left plant looking good, right one picked up a bit of transplant stress. not entirely sure maybe someone could share some knowledge.

BLAARWOOD Transplanted some time during the veg state to a 35 liter pot. removed the second plant it was showing male signs.

BLAARWOOD still going good, adjusting stems for maximum light absoprtion.

BLAARWOOD Adjusting light and adding organic nutrients. Sustaining the living soil.

BLAARWOOD letting her grow, let those roots develop all the way till see i some roots showing at the bottom holes. feeding organic nutrients.

BLAARWOOD defoliating, opening some air at the bottom.

BLAARWOOD did the switch and some defoliation.

BLAARWOOD She had a major stretch when the switch happened, doubled in size, had to defoliate again to get proper breathing in, air, light for when she goes into full bloom.

BLAARWOOD Reality hit, panic ensued. How am i gonna support the top heavy plants. Solution: head to the local shop in the G-Route & get some scrog netting. yeah man...... phew :) okay, time to turn up the light and see her harness the light to its maximum potential. 100%, fans on mode 4. Humidity in the area increased drastically. A whole 10%. Slowing down watering. Possibly skipping every second day. Still a bit skeptical on the watering situation, so checking in her every know and then. Any recommendations would be a blessing?

BLAARWOOD adjusting placement of the stem buds, for maximum light penetration & maximum bud production. Trying not to cause light burn in the process.

BLAARWOOD minor adjustments to her for maximum light absorption. defoliate leaf canopies, over bud sites.

BLAARWOOD She becoming dense. -She consuming about 2 & half liters +- of water everyday.

BLAARWOOD Really starting to smell some dankness. She flowering into a beauty. Just watering and keeping with schedule. Added some Biobizz heavenly these past 2 days to aid her with absorbing nutrients. She's becoming top heavy. Trying to position her leaning correctly is a tricky sticky business. Scrog Netting moved vertically up on the Z axis. Still maturing into a some dankness. Surprised she hasn't shown some Purple on her Buds yet. The orginal seed was from purple bud. i'm excited to see what happens over the next few days.

BLAARWOOD Major bends had a negative affect on the stigmas & trichomes in general. Within a day they all became brown by the area's where the flower was handled. Knowledge... says we shouldn't do this but lets see how plants adapt.

BLAARWOOD She's maturing into a momma longlegs. :) Just watching, defoliating and more extreme bending for maximum light penetration. Experienced growers have any suggestions please? Living soil organic grows only, you know; the permaculture way.

BLAARWOOD Maturing momma legs, no purple. What a phenotype. i don't see any amber yet, still letting her absorb some light. Her smell is sensational and doesn't let the whole neighborhood know her majestic presence.

BLAARWOOD Plain water. No amber yet? mmm. She's still developing into a flower boutique. No more removal of sugar leaves or bending. Her flow has been established. oops made a mistake. There is amber! less than 40% at least, maybe less than 30%. Contemplating for the chop.

BLAARWOOD chop time. was a bit skeptical if i should harvest, but amber was spotted on more than one head so it was time. Glad i did. Giving flower around 10 to 14 days dry time. It's naturally humid in our area.