Himalayan White Widow

The lady is showing good signs of growth, the direct planting in the soil medium, led to the sapling, taking about six days to come out and be visible through the soil. Last year, I had harvested to plants in the same pot and the funniest thing about this was that the plants were both healthy plants which grew up to a height of 4 feet and these plants were very healthy and they produced a lot of buds, and once I improved them, I found the both the roots of the plants had kind of intertwined together, which in my personal opinion, and in my belief leads to better yield when you plant to same plants in the same part together. This is insured because you are planting two plants which are going to produce the same result, so they take up as much as they can of the available soil. This leads for them to compete with each other in an informal way and also allows you to get better results and have a much more higher yield per metre sq. This is the method that I will be proceeding with the same time on the right side of the pot, I have himalayan white widow, whereas on the left side, I have Mazar Auto flower. Let’s see how this pans out.

Stunt growth, but since the plant is in early stages, so it’s oka

Slow growth fro the plant but still hopeful since little growth is growth too.