Blue Gelato 41 hydro

TheBulldozerSicily It's always exciting to start growing again, seeing the seeds sprout and the seedling come to life as it starts to stretch and open its leaves. I just have some doubts about one in the soil pot; it seems very weak. I hope it bounces back in the next few days. If it recovers and doesn't die, I'm convinced it will become a beautiful plant. Usually, those that start off poorly end up doing better than the ones that seemed better.

TheBulldozerSicily In the end, the little one in the pot didn't make it. I transplanted one from the hydro setup to the soil pot, and these will go outdoors when all the others are ready to switch to flowering.

TheBulldozerSicily They grow before your eyes, too bad for 1 that didn't make it, but it's okay... another couple of weeks in the box, then the 2 in the pot will go outside and complete their outdoor cycle, while those hydro in the box will move into flowering.

TheBulldozerSicily We're entering the 4th week, this week I'll defoliate and try to top at the 4th internode, to keep them.

TheBulldozerSicily In hydro they are flying, they really grow visibly day by day, those in soil instead don't convince me much... today I'll move them outside to see the reaction.

TheBulldozerSicily After topping, they became very bushy, so I opened up all the branches one by one to let more light into the center. In about ten days, I'll switch to

TheBulldozerSicily Transition to flowering, after completely filling the boxes, so far satisfied with the result.

TheBulldozerSicily Yesterday we gave the base of the plant a good clean, removed a lot of internodes that weren't getting enough light and many leaves, now I would just take this to the end of flowering.

TheBulldozerSicily This week something really terrible happened, the drainage holes of a pot got clogged, and so one plant (of course the prettiest one) was left without oxygen at the roots, causing root rot. I tried doing a root wash with water and 3% hydrogen peroxide and transplanted it into soil to provide a specific treatment. I'll wait 2 weeks, and if I don't see any recovery, unfortunately, I'll have to give up on it. On the other hand, as you can see from the photos, the others are growing great, 3 weeks since the switch and many flowers have already formed, now we just need to let them do their thing.

TheBulldozerSicily They keep growing by leaps and bounds, the only thing I see little of is the resin, definitely because the temperatures are high and it develops better with cooler temperatures. I'll try adding some ice to the water reservoir to lower the temperature a bit and cool down the setup.

TheBulldozerSicily The photos speak for themselves, they keep growing, there are about 2 weeks left until the harvest... give or take a day...

TheBulldozerSicily I always repeat the same things, unfortunately without a comment it doesn't let me publish the photos. The plants are doing great, everything is perfect. Too bad one of them died otherwise the box would have been completely full! But it's okay. We'll make up for it next time.

TheBulldozerSicily The plant in the back right is almost ready, I think I'll harvest them at different times because they have matured and are maturing at different times.

TheBulldozerSicily These photos were taken a moment before starting to

TheBulldozerSicily And here we are at the end of the cycle, harvest is normal, I thought it would be worse, in a few days I'll taste the result.