Special Queen #1, Germany March 2025

Sejanus21 She is growing very slowly. Her leaves are deformed, but she is trying to push through. I am quite confident that she will survive. I added some Fulvital Plus Liquid and Dymomyco Spark 3. Next week, we will know more.

Sejanus21 Special Queen #1 is finally picking up. She has pumped out additional leaves which look normal. My son has taken over my duties until Easter Monday; he has sent the picture above.

Sejanus21 Special Queen is growing under the able care from my son. I will return tomorrow.

Sejanus21 An eventful week! I moved the lady to 1 12.5l Airpot (filled with Aldi Universal Bio plus Perlite and Seramis) and then yesterday I topped her. I was quite nervous, because it was the first time that I topped a cannabis plant. It hurts to cut the nice upper part, but everything turned out perfect. Already today she is visibly developing two main stems which was exactly the purpose of the operation. Moreover, I finally opened the greenhouse and garden season. Yesterday, she spent her first day in the garden and for the night I took her to the cozy greenhouse. She got a leave treatment with neem-oil to prevent bugs and other unwanted guests. For this season, I upgraded my greenhouse with a heating fan, which worked wonders by keeping temperature and humidity between 16 and 19°C and humidity around 65% although the outside temperature fell to 8°C. As in the last year, I installed my Spider Farmer SF 1000 as additional light source between 16:00 and 23:00. But see for yourself; I took a lot of pictures.

Sejanus21 Special Queen #1 has EXPLODED from 17cm to 53cm. In the afternoons I put her in the garden to enjoy the sun. Lots of light, hot temperatures over the days and heating to 16-19°C at night. The topping was the right decision. She has already more than recovered from it. My current plan is to switch to flower in a week.

Sejanus21 Good growth in the last week. On Friday, I decided on a last minute second topping of the higher of the two new main stems. A little risky, but I hope it will pay off. Temperatures are fluctuating heavily even in my greenhouse with heating, but nothing can stop the lady now. I will initiate flowering tomorrow. This will be a lot of work, because I have to bring her into my dark basement every evening and back to the garden in the morning. But we do everything for our ladies, right?

Sejanus21 Flowering has been initiated last Monday. Now my routine is to carry the ladies into the garden in the morning and return them to the dark basement at 18:00. At 06:00 the SanLight EVO 3-80 is turning on at 75%. When I am not at home (as today) they stay in the basement, when I have time I bring them into the garden around 10:00. They already show their sex, white hair is growing. Except for a few bugs which I fight with need-oil and my fingers, there are no problems.