Zamnesia Outdoor Run 1 with Runtz Auto & Sticky Beast Auto

RheinWeedQueen And we have already reached the 1st week of growth. The Runtz is doing very well, similar to the Blueberry that was planted in another report. After 24 hours the head was already visible and now, one week after I threw it into the water glass, it is already growing its 2nd pair of leaves. That was also the time to remove the cap. From time to time it is still sprayed with a little water, but I will also stop this over time and increase the intervals. Unfortunately, I'm not satisfied with the Sticky Beast. The first real leaves don't look too good and I assume that this plant will mutate. At the moment I'm still thinking about whether I should give it some time or start a seed tomorrow. But that will have to wait until tomorrow and the new report. Until then....

RheinWeedQueen This grow is double-edged. The Runtz named Emily is performing very well, similar to the Blueberry from Fast Buds. Both have developed two beautiful pairs of leaves, the next one is starting to show, they have grown well in height and give hope that they will develop into beautiful high-yielding plants. The Sticky Beast, however, has developed into a sticky mutant. So it had to die. But since it's Easter, she's resurrected today, the day after Good Friday, and it looks like she's trying to catch up with her two sisters. Because it has barely emerged from the earth and is already starting to develop its first real leaves. That's really fast! That's why I've named her Jesua. Emily received her first dose of fertilizer towards the end of this week and, like the Blueberry from Fast Buds, will be taken out onto the patio for hours at the beginning of next week to slowly get used to the sun and the climate. So far, it has received a fertilizer solution containing 2ml Calmag and 1ml Fishmix dissolved in 1 liter of water. In total, it currently receives approx. 100ml per watering. Jesua still has to make do with what is in the soil at the moment. But as Jesu was also able to turn water into wine, I am sure that she will not lack for anything.

RheinWeedQueen Emily the Runtz has now grown to a height of 14 cm and, like her sister Sinikka from Fast Buds, was repotted yesterday in a 20L pot with Biobizz Light Mix soil and has been allowed to stand outside during the day and enjoy the nice weather since yesterday. She seems to be doing just as well as her sister Sinnika. Jesua the Sticky Beast is also developing very well, which is somewhat reassuring after the first seedling mutated quite violently and had to be discarded. Of course, she is lagging behind the other two and has to stay in the tent at the moment. However, if it develops as it has so far and the weather remains stable, it will probably move outside and into a 20L pot next weekend. So let's hope for nice stable weather and a nice sunny summer, because my plan was to do 2 outdoor runs this year. Keep your fingers crossed!

RheinWeedQueen After my one-week stay in hospital, I am back home and can now continue here after a total break of 2 weeks. Emily the Runtz Auto has grown to a good 36cm during the week, not as tall as her Blueberry sister Sinikka from Fast Buds, but 36cm is also quite something. Like Sinikka, the week outside has been very good for her. Sticky beast Jesua spent the week in my homebox tent to develop a few leaves before being repotted and put outside. I did that towards the end of the week. Now it's outside together with Sinikka and Emily in a 20 liter pot filled with good Biobizz light mix soil. It is only watered with PH-adjusted water. After a week in the new pot I will start to fertilize lightly with Fishmix. But more on that next week.

RheinWeedQueen Both zamnesia plants are doing splendidly outside so far. Emily the Runtz Auto went into flower at the same time as Sinikka the blueberry from fast Buds, as I had already suspected at the end of last week. It is a little difficult to document Jesua the Sticky Beast properly, as she is about 2 weeks behind her predecessor due to the mutant growth of her predecessor. She is therefore of course not yet in flower and is currently ‘only’ 35cm tall. But! Like her 2 siblings, she is also doing very well and the sunny, warm weather is doing the rest, even if it is still quite cool in the evenings and the temperature sometimes drops to around 6 degrees Celsius. But all three don't seem to mind, just as little as the fact that I grew all three in a small 2 litre pot and only repotted them when I thought it was time to move them outside. since the beginning of the week, emily has been receiving the biobizz flowering programme with biogrow, biobloom and, as always, some calmag, as my water has a clear deficit. Like all my plants, Jesua is fertilised with Fishmix during the growth phase. Even though it stinks, I am convinced by the fertiliser. I'm curious to see when Jesua will start flowering and I think I'll be able to harvest emily around the end of June, just like Sinikka. I'm also looking forward to this and am very excited about the result.