Super critical auto

Leckmilch Out of the ten seeds, six have now surfaced. Actually seven, but one got stuck in the sand and was too damaged to grow any further. So seven out of ten have turned into something from the ten-pack. I still have one Purple Lemonade auto seed and two Crystal Meth autos for that. I'm curious and hope the weather gets better in two weeks. Until then, I'll keep them in my tent.

Leckmilch They're really going for it 😅. That wasn't planned like this. In 10 days, the weather will finally be relatively nice. On Friday, I'll transplant them into a 15-liter pot. Then they have to stay in my tent for another week. After that, they'll finally get to go outside for some fresh air...

Leckmilch Growing well. I haven't watered yet.

Leckmilch They're going for it. I'm curious. Temperatures are pretty good.

Leckmilch They are growing very well. I was able to put them outside today. It was still 2° last night. The others are still in the greenhouse. I put out four for testing for now. The one on the right is drooping its leaves. I had it outside at 2° yesterday. Some are already in pre-flowering.

Leckmilch They have grown quite tall. 95 is the tallest and 70 is the smallest. However, I had to put them back in the greenhouse. We had a night of -3°. Starting Sunday, they'll go back outside and stay there.

Leckmilch Gradually growing flowers

Leckmilch The weather is driving me crazy. Daytime temperatures between 8-23 degrees, plus gusts up to 65 km/h and rain. Today and tomorrow we had over 20 degrees and sunshine. Before that, 4 days of 10-14 degrees, cloudy and rainy. The coming days will also be between 10 and 14° with gusts up to 70 km/h and rain. Check out the photos, this weather is really a disaster. They actually need 3-4 weeks of nonstop sunshine and 23°... Let's see what’s left of it all. One of the six has been drooping for three weeks now. I think it’s due to overwatering. I also measured the drain today. Two had an EC of 1.9 and two others 1.0. I’ll be adding a bit more top Max and Bio Heaven. For the others, I’ll only be watering with rainwater from now on.

Leckmilch The weather is just so bad. Changeable weather, one day sunny at 20°, the next days cloudy and rainy at 14°, all in rotation. It's been like this for two weeks now. Well, Sunday is supposed to be the last bad day with thunderstorms and overcast. After that, 25° daytime temperature and 12° at night... I can only hope. Two plants are drooping with claw-like leaves and yellow tips. I don't know what the problem is... maybe it really is the weather?

Leckmilch The week was very changeable again. Lots of rain and thunderstorms. The humidity was also very high. That's really bad now in the last few weeks. Still, there’s no mold so far. Some have the first signs of phosphorus deficiency. The other two probably have magnesium deficiency. Maybe you know what to do. I added calmag and hope they recover. I think I can harvest the first ones in two weeks. However, the weather will be very changeable again with five days of rain in a row. I hope they survive without mold.

Leckmilch The week was very, very rainy. Humidity at night up to 95%. Average humidity around 72%. I check every day to see if any mold is forming, but so far they've handled it quite well. The coming week is supposed to be better in terms of temperatures, and I think next Sunday I'll be able to harvest the next three. So far, they're milky with some amber here and there. I've already harvested one plant, which is about 35 g dry.

Leckmilch As mentioned before. The week was very nice. During the day it was up to 30° and at night 14° with a lot of sunshine. The plants have developed the buds nicely. These are the three that are left. I will probably harvest the little one with the compact buds tomorrow. The other two probably need another two weeks. However, they also show quite a strong deficiency or overwatering. To be honest, I don't really know. I added calmag and watered less - but it hasn't improved much. In the coming days, it’s supposed to get cooler again, with daytime temperatures of 21°.

Leckmilch This week we had really nice sunny weather starting Tuesday with temperatures up to 30°. I’ve now harvested two more. The trichomes were about 80% milky and 15% amber. The buds were quite small but dense. I'm curious about the dry weight.