Green Poison Fast Version Outdoor

S4nchi The legendary Green Poison has been very high on my grow wish list. Time to get my earth crusted paws on this lady. Let‘s go green!

S4nchi A few days of sun, a few days of clouds and occasional rain showers. The planties love it.

S4nchi This week, I added nematodes to the soil to prevent from future gnat problems, an issue I ran into last year. I fed with selfmade aloe juice to stimulate root growth. And since we got some scorching weather ahead of us, I also covered the soil with pine mulch to keep it from drying out too quickly. This baby is bathing in 10 hours of perma-sun.

S4nchi The girl has an incredible vigor and energy in it, she‘s growing fast in height. Two days ago I topped her for the first time, above the fourth node. My hope is to keep her from becoming a tree and to stimulate some side branching instead. She still has a couple of weeks of vegging ahead of her. I guess it won‘t be the last time she gets topped but we‘ll see.

S4nchi The poison girls are growing well and have recovered nicely from the topping operation they underwent last week. I’m so proud of them! As a reward, they were fed with another homemade aloe vera boost, 2 weeks after the first one. Weather is nice, sunny and warm with occasional rain showers. Just perfect conditions.

S4nchi This week, the girls got topped a second and last time. They‘re doing very nicely so far. They survived the 4-day heat wave with temperatures up to 42 degrees C without complaints. The wick watering system did an awesome job. I topfed some standard flower nutes (3-3-3) to keep them happy. If the plant is happy, the hooman is happy, too.

S4nchi Another week has passed by. Moderate temperatures, some sunny days, some cloudy days. The two girls look alright and both made good progress in terms of height and side branches. Rubbing the stems already reveals a glimpse of the aroma that has yet to come.

S4nchi The vigor of this strain is truly remarkable. The two poison girls grew another 25 cm alone in the past week. I guess we are in the flower stretching phase now although there are no pistils to see yet. New leaves are still forming and the sidebranches get sidebranches. I’m very happy how they‘re evolving. They also got a little thirstier. This week, I fed them with some 3-3-3 allround fertilizer to keep them happy.