Membrana Hiper Auto Outdoor!!!

All_our_small_plants Watering: 500 ml every 3 days in the second week pH value: 5.8 EC value: 0.4 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) PPFD: 200 µmol/m²/s DLI: 15 mol/m²/day Fertilizers: COMPO GROW ORGANIC GROWTH FERTILIZER, you will also always get a bit of CalMag from BioBizz for prevention from now on Special features: The seedlings have already grown quite a bit and will be removed in about 10 days -Day 7 Today we watered them again and mixed in some fertilizer. They are growing pretty well and will surely be ready for topping soon. - Day 10 Today they were watered again and the light was raised a bit. - Day 12 Today they were watered again and this time with some fertilizer. - Day 13 Today they were topped and the light was adjusted again.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 500 ml every 3 days in the third week pH value: 5.8 EC value: 0.7 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) PPFD: 200 µmol/m²/s DLI: 15 mol/m²/day Fertilizers: COMPO GROW ORGANIC GROWTH FERTILIZER, you will also always get a bit of CalMag from BioBizz for prevention from now on. Starting from day 18, we began watering them with a mineral NPK fertilizer (NPK 7-3-5). Special features: The leaves were removed and we started with LST -Day 15 Today we started with LST and she has recovered very well from the topping. -Day 16 today she was defoliated. -Day 17 today she was defoliated so that the shoots get more strength and stand nicely in the light. -Day 18 today the LST sticks were adjusted again to keep her in shape. -Day 21 today she was defoliated and tied down again, she is growing extremely well like last time, this will surely be another monster 💪💪💪

All_our_small_plants Watering: 500 ml every 3 days in the fourth week pH: 5.8 EC: 1 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there’s anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) PPFD: 200 µmol/m²/s DLI: 15 mol/m²/day Fertilizers: COMPO GROW ORGANIC GROWTH FERTILIZER, you will also always get a bit of CalMag from BioBizz for prevention from now on. From day 19, we started watering them with a mineral NPK fertilizer (NPK 7-3-5). Special features: The leaves were removed and we started with LST, we also added some beneficials into the soil. -Day 21 Today they were properly defoliated, and they received water and fertilizer again. As soon as the White Widow is harvested, it will go into the big tent. -Day 25 Today they were defoliated again and received water once more. The LST sticks were also adjusted again to keep everything nice and low. -Day 27 Today they were defoliated and tied down a bit more, looks like they’re going into pre-flowering. It seems like two shoots are forming together as if they were one, has anyone experienced this before? I don't know if it can be seen well in the pictures.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 500 ml every 2 days in the fifth week pH: 5.8 EC: 1 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest Control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will act :) PPFD: 450 µmol/m²/s DLI: 30 mol/m²/day -Day 29 The little mutant was defoliated a bit today and got some nutrients, by the end of the week she'll go into the garden in the greenhouse -Day 32 Today we also moved her to the upper tent since it's still too cold to bring her outside, but she's already too big for the seedling tent

All_our_small_plants Watering: 500 ml every 2 days in the fifth week pH value: 5.8 EC value: 1 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there’s anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) PPFD: 600 µmol/m²/s DLI: 38 mol/m²/day Fertilizers: They will also always get a bit of CalMag from BioBizz for prevention from now on. Starting from day 16, we began watering them with a mineral NPK fertilizer (NPK 10-4-7). Special features: The seedlings have already grown quite a bit and will be removed in about 10 days. -Day 36 Today watered again and did some defoliation. She will also soon go outdoors. -Day 39 Today is 04.05.2025 and she has also been transplanted into the garden, we specifically chose a rainy day so she can slowly get used to the sun and not be thrown straight into it.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the seventh week pH value: 6.2 EC value: 1.4 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there’s anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) PPFD: 600 µmol/m²/s DLI: 38 mol/m²/day Fertilizer: From now on, she will receive nettle manure since she is in the outdoor area. Special features: She has been transplanted outside -Day 43 she has now switched to flowering and has survived the transplant well. From today she gets nettle manure about 50ml per 5 liters of water. -Day 45 Today we adjusted her a bit again so that her shoots can open up and she becomes a bit wider. -Day 47 She seems to like it here, she’s putting on a nice stretch. Today she received some more manure.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the eighth week pH value: 6.2 EC value: 1.4 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) Fertilizer: They are now getting nettle tea since it's in the outdoor area. Special features: It was transplanted outside -Day 50 it’s growing really well and is developing more and more flower sites. -Day 55 Watered again today with nettle tea, it’s growing really well and has already had a good stretch behind it.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the ninth week pH value: 6.2 EC value: 1.4 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) Fertilizer: They are now getting nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: She was transplanted outside. -Day 58 Today she got water with our tea again, she is still in stretch.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the tenth week pH value: 6.2 EC value: 1.4 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to combat, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) Fertilizer: They are now getting nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: They were transplanted outside. -Day 67 Today it was watered again and you can see how their buds are getting bigger and bigger.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the eleventh week pH value: 6.2 EC value: 1.4 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there’s anything to fight, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) Fertilizer: They are now getting nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: It has been transplanted outside. -Day 72 today is 06.06.2025 just like with the indoor, it will take quite a bit longer than the breeder's estimates. You can see that it is forming more and more buds but just slowly compared to other autos. It has now reached a height of 125 cm. -Day 74 It was also watered again today with nettle tea. In the picture, you can also see that some ladybug larvae are crawling around, they eat all the aphids and their larvae. 👌

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the twelfth week pH value: 6.2 EC value: 1.4 mS/cm Temperature: 22ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there’s anything to fight, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) Fertilizer: They are now getting nettle tea since it's in the outdoor area. Special features: It was transplanted outside. -Day 78 Today we gave her another proper dose of tea, she is now about 1.5 m tall and the smell is getting more intense.😍 This strain is just incredible, if it keeps going like this she'll reach 1.7 or 1.8 meters in a few days. for an auto, that's really nice. -Day 81 Today was another very hot day and we watered her again with 5 liters of water. she is now 1.6 meters tall and will continue to grow. -Day 84 she is very thirsty and has received water again.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the thirteenth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 30ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to fight, as soon as the first signs appear we will take action :) Fertilizer: They will start getting nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: They were transplanted outside. -Day 88 she reached 2 meters this morning... What a monster 👍😯, we decided that since the canopy is only 240cm high, we will guide her along the red string you see in the photo, so we won't have to cut off the top. She will then form many small tops there. Let's see how that goes 😌 -Day 90 Today we had to tie the top down a bit again.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the fourteenth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 30ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: At the moment, we have no signs that there's anything to combat, but we have introduced predatory mites as a precaution against spider mites and other pests. 😉💪 Fertilizer: They will now receive nettle manure since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: They were transplanted outside. -Day 92 Today we trained the main cola a bit again, we placed a measuring tape next to it that is about 2 meters long, and as you can see, the main stem is already a few centimeters tied along the string, and small tips are pointing upwards. It also received water with manure, and we are also raising the pH value for it. -Day 94 So, tying down the main cola alone wasn't enough; it's just growing too fast. We tied the string one level lower and did a sort of super cropping with the main cola, it was tied down about 40 cm further, and now we have to wait a few days to see if it survives (the main cola, of course). Otherwise, the side branches will definitely take its place if it dies. But we don't think that will happen. 🙏 -Day 95 It looks like the main cola will survive after the cropping. The leaves are still hanging down, but the buds have already started to point upwards again, which is a good sign. -Day 96 Today we gave water with manure again. -Day 98 The main cola has survived the cropping well. ;) -Day 99 Today we trained it again since it's growing like crazy; we also had to tie down more branches.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the fifteenth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 32ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there’s anything to combat, but we’ve introduced predatory mites as a precaution against spider mites and other pests 😉💪 Fertilizers: They will now receive nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: They were transplanted outside. -Day 101 she got water again today and we trimmed the shoots in the lower area, those that don’t receive direct light and those at risk of mold. In the pictures, you can see that the buds are slowly getting denser.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the sixteenth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 32ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: at the moment we have no signs that there's anything to combat, but we have introduced predatory mites as a precaution against spider mites and other pests 😉💪 Fertilizer: They will start getting nettle tea from now on since it's in the outdoor area. Special features: It was transplanted outdoors. -Day 105 today the lady was watered again with tea, just like in the indoor attempt, the lady takes a really long time, but the yield will definitely be mega!!! We love the autoflowering strain.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the seventeenth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 32ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: This week we gave her water with nematodes since there have been increasing numbers of fungus gnats in the area. Fertilizer: She will now receive nettle tea since she is in the outdoor area. Special features: She was transplanted outside. -Day 110 she received water with nematodes today and some tea. The growth has slowed down a bit and we suspect she will now put her energy into the flowers.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the seventeenth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 32ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: This week we added nematodes to her water as there have been increasing numbers of fungus gnats in the area. Fertilizer: They will now receive nettle tea since she is in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the plant has been treated with wood ash against powdery mildew. -Day 113 Due to the high humidity and high temperatures, we are concerned that powdery mildew may spread. You can already see it on the cucumbers and zucchini. That's why we spread wood ash around the plant to help minimize it. -Day 119 She received water with tea again today, and her buds are slowly getting denser.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the eighteenth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 32ºC Humidity: 50% Pest control: This week we added nematodes to her water as fungus gnats have been increasing in the area. Fertilizer: From now on, they will receive nettle tea since she is in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the pot has been treated with wood ash against mildew. -Day 120 Today we watered again with tea and checked for mold, the weather is supposed to get better now, let's see if the lady makes it through the next weeks. -Day 125 The buds are getting denser and she continues to grow, we will need to train her again so she doesn't reach the ceiling with the shoots. -Day 126 Today we tied her down a bit again and gave her water with tea.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 5000 ml every 3 days in the twentieth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 20ºC Humidity: 65% Pest control: This week we added nematodes to their water since there have been more fungus gnats around. Fertilizer: They will now receive nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the plant has been treated with wood ash against powdery mildew. -Day 130 the membrane has started to become denser at the lower colas, the tips still haven't thickened but are slowly getting there 😽

All_our_small_plants Watering: 30000 ml every 3 days in the twenty-first week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 24ºC Humidity: 60% Pest control: Predatory mites Fertilizer: They will now receive nettle manure since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the still has been treated with wood ash against mildew. -Day 136 the membrane looks very good after defoliation and we think the stretch is over, the upper colas look thicker today 😜 -Day 137 Today we watered them with about 30l of water and 3l of nettle manure 😎 -Day 141 Our monster looks good, but has a few issues. Some buds are affected by mold, so we are cutting them off. We also found red spider mites on the tips. There aren't too many yet, but just to be safe, we're hitting back with Phytoseilus Persimilis. The only one that has the right to eat the membrane is the caterpillar that is already enjoying it. Otherwise, we watered them again today with manure, this time also with horsetail 😌

All_our_small_plants Watering: 30000 ml every 3 days in the twenty-second week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 24ºC Humidity: 60% Pest control: Predatory mites Fertilizer: They will now receive nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the still has been treated with wood ash against mildew. -Day 147 And again rain, it's really bad this year and we don't know if they'll make it to harvest. 😱 They still look relatively good, but they already had a few buds that developed mold in the lower area, which we had to remove.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 30000 ml every 3 days in the twenty-third week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 24ºC Humidity: 60% Pest control: Predatory mites Fertilizer: They will now receive nettle tea since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the still has been treated with wood ash against mildew. -Day 152 Today we tied them up a bit more so that the buds spread out more and don’t touch each other, the weather continues to be very bad and it looks like the rest of the week won’t be much better.

All_our_small_plants Watering: 30000 ml every 3 days in the twenty-fourth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 24ºC Humidity: 60% Pest control: Predatory mites Fertilizer: They will start receiving nettle tea now that they are in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the still has been treated with wood ash against mildew. -Day 157 She just doesn't want to finish, her buds are getting denser but still far from done, from the looks of it, it will take at least another 3 or 4 weeks -Day 159 she keeps growing and the flowers are getting denser, unfortunately, some are getting mold so we are cutting those off 😩

All_our_small_plants Watering: 30000 ml every 3 days in the twenty-fifth week pH value: 6.3 EC value: 1.6 mS/cm Temperature: 24ºC Humidity: 60% Pest control: Predatory mites Fertilizer: They will now receive nettle manure since they are in the outdoor area. Special features: The soil around the plant has been treated with wood ash against mildew. -Day 165 We are worried about the fungal infestation and are thinking about whether we should harvest them 😰

All_our_small_plants Tag 167 today we noticed after a check that there was an increase in mold formation, and we found a few bananas in the buds. Probably it's too much stress for the lady. Sometimes warm, then cold again, high humidity all the time. We have now harvested about 2.5 KG wet weight and will make hash from this. Once it's frozen and we've processed it, there will be another update here. All in all, it was an interesting plant and we will test it again indoors. We have now made frozen hash from the 2.5 KG. Freshly harvested cannabis plants are immediately frozen and then processed with ice and water to dissolve the trichomes (resin crystals) and press them into hash. We used bubble bags for this, which have different micron sizes: typically between 25 µm and 220 µm. The smaller the number, the finer the mesh and the purer the end product. We uploaded a small video where you can see the whole process. In the end, we got a few nice temple balls and they were just amazing!!!