Strawberry cola sherbert F1

TROG3RGY3R3K I hope I’ve done everything right so far.Maybe there are problems with the nutriton and I’m not sure about the light distance , but everyone is alive and thriving

TROG3RGY3R3K Well, I think we're doing well, no one is sick. I made the first topping a few days ago, maybe it was too early, but it will come off over time. There's no problem with the texture, but the moisture content and the fluctuation in the homer ratio are a bit worrying. If anyone has any advice based on the pictures, I'd be happy to read it. Happy gardening to everyone.

TROG3RGY3R3K They are still being trained, they are developing nicely, although the top topping is only a few mm higher due to the woody stem. Everything will stay like this and we will see what happens.

TROG3RGY3R3K well so far I have been able to roughly maintain the values ​​such as temperature, humidity, lights ... (there was rarely a relatively large difference but these plants can handle sadism very well). All signs point to the fact that they want to mate so I slowly adjusted everything that is necessary for this, gradual transition in all areas. 12/12 can start tomorrow. I am sure that I did not shock them too much and they will stretch about 8 - 10 cm. The goal here is not quantity but learning, I think it is necessary to try everything and find what suits me. I have plans but I do not want to rush. I enjoy it but there are many new things that are not routine for me yet, regardless of this I think everything is progressing nicely even if it is at an amateur level. good gardening to everyone

TROG3RGY3R3K a little late, but here is the next week. the girls have been under a lot of stress these days, such as temperature and humidity problems. maybe a little late again but I was forced to cut back because of the light. after this I just hope that there will be some results. I have certainly learned a lot in the past period. only positively it can only get better. good gardening everyone.

TROG3RGY3R3K Everyone has pulled themselves together nicely in the past week, finally maybe the plant will slowly only focus on flowering. There are side shoots left that are already visible now, it's not really worth dealing with them, but I decided not to torture them anymore, they will stay like this and we'll see what results it shows. I am satisfied with the plant, it was well tested, it was exposed to a lot of unnecessary stress, maybe it shows in its development, but it is stable and persistent. I will come next week with new pictures, I hope it will start to snow nicely by then. Happy gardening everyone.

TROG3RGY3R3K we are making good progress with the flowering, the average temperature is a little higher than I would like but not too bad. they are drinking more and more. good gardening to everyone.

TROG3RGY3R3K Another week is behind us. Unfortunately, I skipped the grow (nutrient) a few times, which led to nitrogen deficiency. I also overfed the plants, but now I’m trying to correct things based on a schedule. I hope I didn’t shock the girls too much and that they’ll be healthy and beautiful again in a few days. Once again, many lessons learned — and some really resilient plants… Happy gardening to everyone!

TROG3RGY3R3K The buds have started to swell. Everyone’s bounced back nicely from the nutrient deficiency. Now I’m just waiting out the flowering stage and doing my best to care for them properly. The smell is really pleasant – sweet, like sniffing a Coca-Cola bubblegum – subtle and not overpowering. They’re drinking more and more, and I’ve managed to solve the humidity issue as well. These girls are definitely resilient. Wishing all fellow growers good luck and happy gardening!