Seedstockers Fruit Cake Test

Gruenerfinger85 Hello friends and colleagues Welcome to another week. The girls are now in their first week of vegetation, and the growing can begin. All the plants are doing well; the growth is good, and they are shooting up. Unfortunately, there were some initial problems and difficulties with the light, so the girls have stretched a bit. This isn't the first time my ladies have stretched, and it will resolve itself in the near future, so I'm not worried or concerned.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello friends and colleagues The girls are now in week 6 and they are doing great, unfortunately I couldn't take any pictures due to my broken leg. Day: 41 Today the girls have moved to a new environment, now they have reached the growth/bloom room 2, they will change their environment once before being sent to bloom. Closing words: Three plants will be planted in 15l pots in week 8 and cultivated in Living Soil. Growandstyle has kindly provided me with the Soil Food and Soil Harvest from White Ash Botanic. At this point, I would like to thank Growandstyle 🙏🏽 for providing the products from White Ash Botanic and the soil from Bio Bizz and the worm humus.

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Gruenerfinger85 Hello friends, folks, and colleagues, welcome to a new week. Day: 59 Today, the beauties were planted in their final pots. Unfortunately, there are no new pictures of the plants this week as I'm still struggling with my broken leg. Today, the Fruit Cakes #2 / #3 / and #4 moved to a new environment, the other 3 will go outside and be planted directly in the ground. Final word: In three weeks, it will be time for three plants to move to their final environment, and the other three will go outside. I can assure you, dear friends and colleagues, there will be a lot happening, and if you haven't followed me yet, you should do that now or you'll miss something grand. Thank you so much to everyone who stopped by to visit, I really appreciate it and thank you from the bottom of my heart.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my plant friends, welcome to another week with the little beauties. This week, three out of six plants have gone outside; it's an experiment of mine to see how well the plants adapt to the conditions here in the Northern Hemisphere. For now, they've moved to a different environment and have time to get used to the climate, then we'll see how it goes. Thank you so much for your support and your visit; I always get excited when my girls have visitors. As soon as there’s something new, I’ll let you know. Until then, I wish you all the best and stay healthy. Unfortunately, there are no plant pictures this week because I'm unable to take them due to my broken leg; as soon as I'm feeling better, there will be pictures of the beauties again. Thank you for your understanding.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my plant and garden friends, welcome to week 12 of growth. It looks like the pretty girls are doing very well; they have acclimatized nicely and look refreshed. I’m really happy that it worked out to bring these plants outside.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my plant and garden friends Welcome to another week with the lovely girls, unfortunately, I don't have much to report

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my plant and garden friends. The plants look happy and content, they have regenerated well and adapted nicely to the environment. Plant #6 is really taking off, and I have to say that the soil was somewhat prepared with old soil from the indoor garden, and there are definitely some nutrients left from last year that are benefiting her. The other two plants were planted in a different soil where apparently not many nutrients are available; unfortunately, I didn't get around to preparing the soil because my leg was broken and I couldn't put any weight on it. We'll see how well the beauties do; otherwise, I’ll have to figure out what deficiency they're facing and fix it. Indoor: The indoor plants are just about ready for harvest; they have developed very well and have had no problems or difficulties indoors, whether in the growth phase or in flowering. They have coped very well with the conditions. They were able to unleash their full potential in the vibrant soil and always looked happy. I'm excited to see the final result. That's it for this week; I'll keep you updated. Thank you very much for your visit.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my passionate garden and plant lovers, I warmly welcome you to another week. All three beauties look happy and content, this week I gave my girls a new haircut. Now the air can circulate around and through the plants again, but I’m not taking away much foliage as I just want to let them grow and I still can't put full weight on my leg. So far, there have been no problems or difficulties with defoliation, and there have been no complaints about pests either. This year there has been a lot of rain 🌧️, so it hasn't been that important to water the plants, as the soil is full of good nutrients and the beauties are well taken care of. I am extremely happy and satisfied that the outdoor grow has worked out this year despite my broken leg; I have slightly reduced my expectations. Current plant heights: #4) 74cm #5) 67.5cm #6) 106cm

Gruenerfinger85 This week, the Fruit Cake #2 and #3 were cut down and hung up to dry. The trichome heads have taken on a very nice milky appearance, which for my taste is just the right color to harvest. Everything that comes after this will go in the other direction because then the trichomes will turn amber, and that means the plant starts to slowly break down the THC in the trichomes, which is not of my interest; I want to have the highest THC content in the plant. The plants that are outside are still far from being ready to be harvested.

Gruenerfinger85 This week it was time to harvest the Fruit Cake #1, while #2 and #3 are already hanging to dry. The three plants that are outdoors are growing strong; they seem happy, especially #6, which appears very content because it was planted in the old soil where I always toss my indoor soil, making it rich in good nutrients. Now, you can be curious about where the journey will go next; I already know because the outdoor session is over, and I'm catching up on the events in the diary. But I can promise you that some beautiful pictures will follow. Thank you for being here, supporting us, and visiting; I'm looking forward to your next visit.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my garden and plant friends, welcome to another exciting week. By now, it's becoming clear which plants are handling the conditions well and which ones are not doing so great. The #6 is bursting with strength and vitality and seems very happy, which unfortunately can't be said for the other two. They don't look sickly, but they aren't as bushy as their sister. In terms of height, I would say all three are on par.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello friends of the garden and plant world, I welcome you to another great week. It took a while for this update to come together, but I hope you’re still excited about it; it’s worth waiting a bit because if I can tell you one thing, it’s going to be a super flowering time. Plants #4 and #5 are showing signs of deficiency; I strongly suspect a phosphorus deficiency since the daylight hours are gradually getting shorter, and thus the nutrient needs in the plants are changing. I’m assuming it’s a phosphorus deficiency. Last year, the same problem was noticeable in the plants that stood in the same spot. Plant #6, on the other hand, is doing phenomenally compared to the other two; it has the better soil. All year long, I throw the old soil from my indoor grows into a pile in my garden and spread it with a rake. In spring, I usually turn the soil over once, but unfortunately, I didn’t manage to do that this year because of my broken leg. This week, it was time; Plant #6 was slightly defoliated so that the overgrown shoots could receive more sunlight and the air could circulate within the plant. I prefer to leave the scissors away from Plants #4 and #5; it’s not advisable at all to stress plants when they show signs of deficiencies or problems. Current plant heights: #4) 84cm #5) 87cm #6) 157cm That’s it for this week; we’ll see each other next week. Thank you very much for your visit and your support.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello dear garden and plant friends, welcome to another week. Finally, the day we growers have been eagerly waiting for has arrived, the pre-flowering has begun. Now most of the energy is used for the development of the flower buds so they can grow nice and big to catch as much male pollen as possible to secure their lives. However, it's not our interest for these beauties to be pollinated; we want those fat buds. What I will definitely do next week is to defoliate #6 a bit, as the risk of mold would otherwise be too great. Defoliating the plants has more than one function; the second is that sunlight penetrates deeper into the plant than if everything is densely grown, and the new shoots have a better chance of developing. I sincerely thank you for your support and your visit; I really appreciate it. I hope I can give something back to you by writing the diaries as detailed as possible for you. Also, I can recommend checking out my Instagram profile, as I will soon be starting a giveaway where you can win some nice stuff. I wish you a great day.