🍑 Apricot Auto | Living Soil | FLO-Erde 🌱

Mr_Anonym The Apricot Auto shows strong growth in the first week! The clover has successfully germinated and covers the soil evenly – ideal for the Living Soil project. Temperatures: Constant between 20–27°C Humidity: 65–75%, optimal for the early growth phase Observations: The plant looks vigorous and shows healthy, robust leaves. The clover improves soil structure, promotes soil life, and supports nutrient supply.

Mr_Anonym The Apricot Auto is growing vigorously and showing stable, healthy leaves. Especially impressive: The clover has exploded! It now almost completely covers the soil and creates an optimal environment for the Living Soil system. Light: 50 cm distance, the plant is responding well to it Temperatures: 20–27°C, still optimal Humidity: 65–75% Observations: The plant is growing compact and vigorous. The clover improves the soil structure and promotes the microbiome. No signs of stress or deficiencies.

Mr_Anonym General Condition: The Apricot continues to develop steadily. It shows healthy growth and seems to respond well to the LST measures. The leaves are vibrant and robust, while the new leaves appear a bit thinner, which could indicate a possible onset of flowering.

Mr_Anonym Development: The Apricot Auto shows vigorous growth and a strong stretch – it has opened up well and is developing numerous bud sites. The leaves were slightly droopy at times, but they always recovered quickly after watering – a sign of a healthy metabolism.

Mr_Anonym The Apricot Auto is continuing to develop excellently! The flowers are gaining more and more mass, and the plant shows a healthy, robust structure. The buds are covered with a dense layer of white hairs, indicating good flower formation.

Mr_Anonym The Apricot is continuing to develop excellently. The growth is stable, and the buds are increasing in size and density. The flowering is in full swing, and the resin production has significantly increased. The plant shows a healthy green, indicating a balanced nutrient supply.

Mr_Anonym The Apricot Auto continues to show very vigorous and healthy growth. The buds are developing evenly, with dense flowering and strong resin production. The internodes are well-filled, and the stretching growth is complete. This week, it was fertilized once with Madam Grow, but shortly after, the plant showed slight burn on the leaf tips – a classic sign of over-fertilization. For this reason, immediate action was taken, and from now on, it will only be watered with clear, stagnant water. The plant seems to be recovering well from it. Additionally, a few leaves were removed here and there to improve ventilation and bring more light to the lower buds.

Mr_Anonym The Apricot Auto is continuing to develop very well! The buds have noticeably thickened and look beautifully frosty. The plant is now showing clear signs that it has fully entered the flowering stage. The main cola and the side branches are evenly well-formed. The structure remains compact and stable.

Mr_Anonym The Apricot Auto continues to show good progress. The buds are growing compact and steadily filling out. New white stigmas are visible, while the older ones are increasingly turning orange. The trichome formation is strong; most trichomes are currently milky, with a few showing the first amber heads.

Mr_Anonym The Apricot Auto shows a slower maturation process compared to the other two plants. The buds are compact but not yet fully filled out. Fresh white pistils continue to grow, indicating an extended flowering time. The trichomes are mostly milky, with only a few amber heads. Aroma and resin production are still increasing, with a fruity, slightly tropical scent profile.

Mr_Anonym The first berenstein trichomes are visible, in 2 days the light will be turned off for 2 days and then it will be cut.

Mr_Anonym This week they were in the dark for about 3 days the last days.

Mr_Anonym 180g. The taste was more towards standard.