1st grow afghanisches Hecken kraut

bibabananakush The plant seems to have survived the time and is growing slowly; it doesn't get much light at the location because the neighbors are quite annoying and bothersome. Currently, it was pretty cool and humid. It's a simple pot without drainage and filled with a liter of that kind of universal soil from the hardware store.

bibabananakush I just let it grow and it developed slowly. Overall, the plant never gets more than 5 hours of direct light at the location in the first 2 months, more like 2-3 hours, which is why it grows very slowly.

bibabananakush No idea what week it is, maybe the 4th or 5th. It was pretty humid, and I thought the plant should be repotted to avoid waterlogging. I continued using the same soil.

bibabananakush She's growing and seemed healthier over time, feeling with white spots that I thought were powdery mildew.

bibabananakush She's growing slowly but steadily. It's getting warmer too.

bibabananakush It's been very rainy and stormy, but she has managed quite well. I'm slowly starting to worry about the little spots.

bibabananakush I hardly watered the plant since it rained every few days. During that time, as far as I can remember, I had already ordered neem oil for the spots or I had already painted the plant with a 5ml to 500ml water mixture. It's getting more and more leaves.

bibabananakush I had already sprayed them here. At that time, it was stormy autumn; if it hadn't stormed for a few days, there was about 4 hours of direct sun.

bibabananakush It's getting bushier, and I can see my successes with the neem oil treatment, and you could already smell something if you hold your nose close.

bibabananakush This is the latest update from today around 6 PM, and it’s starting to smell when you sit right next to it, and it’s getting bigger and bigger. I plan to repot it into a larger pot with Compo soil at the end of June, which will definitely do it good. The sun is shining, and everything is going well. It's a regular seed from some strain, and since it smells spicy, I’m assuming it has some Skunk genetics. Hopefully, the plant will be female! 👍👍