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Core_T_Son In a few days, the good one will go into the Autopot. It's only filled with 20L of coco/expanded clay, but that should be enough. If anyone wants to let a 50L Autopot go, I'm all for it. 😂😂😂 Otherwise, I'll have to secure the stem, fabric pot, and water tray again with expanders. It'll probably be around 4-6 weeks of veg, I'm really curious.

Core_T_Son The laziest hydro grow of all time (so far). It just sits in a bowl with nutrient solution, the roots are hanging in the bowl. I hope the Autopot will be free soon so I can transplant.

Core_T_Son Today there was a new pot. 40L and Autopot irrigation easy2grow. Filled with 10L clay pebbles and BioBizz coco. Watered once from above and immediately turned on the Autopot. The 40x60 Garland tray fits the square fabric pot almost perfectly, a tomato support for hanging tomatoes was added as a stabilizer. Experience shows that the wind will hopefully catch the heavy buds later, pushing the stem over. That's why precautions are taken: the net is not used for scrogging but to support the plant against the wind. I don't have any experience with this Autopot volume yet, but the current 10-liter tank will probably be a bit small.

Core_T_Son What a bummer. There's actually powdery mildew on it. 🤢 So I quickly soaked everything with BoomBoomSpray and waited until it was dry. Then I put a layer of propolis on the leaves. Let's see if that helps; otherwise, I'll switch to some serious hardcore measures.

Core_T_Son Everything was actually fine here, but then last week the powdery mildew showed up and now there are signs of munching... so now I'm putting Neem on the leaves. I guess that's all that's needed.

Core_T_Son We're waiting for the first flowers. It should start soon. Here and there, some bending and defoliation was done. There was also 1x BoomBoomSpray on the leaves and nothing else.

Core_T_Son Very nice to see how the SweetPureCBD fills the 40L Coco. Very massive growth, but no pre-flowering yet. I hope it doesn't take too long, otherwise it will finish too late and the risk of mold.

Core_T_Son The lady is getting powerful. I intentionally didn't lollipop or defoliate, let's see when the first flowers come. A few thrips and leaf miners are munching here and there, but it's not a problem. A bit more magnesium was needed, hopefully the sun stays here now.

Core_T_Son Yeah, it was a long way until I got to "just watching." 😁 But it's way more relaxing and productive when you can skip the helicoptering.

Core_T_Son F***ing HST due to the weather. The tree has split in the middle because heavy rain hit it from the side. A bit of netting, a lot of wire, and plenty of good will are holding the two parts together.

Core_T_Son What can I say: the heavy rain had pressed the plant apart and split it in the middle... that's why the net became necessary. 😈 A ladder is also needed for the harvest...

Core_T_Son What can I say? It has huge growth, stands firm despite the storm and split main stem... from now on, Balcony will always be running. A cube with 40 cm edges filled with coco and clay pebbles, Autopot on and ready!

Core_T_Son Since the weather is getting worse, I've decided to rely on the harvest savior: Terra Aquatica's Final Part is supposed to shorten the currently too long flowering time. Sure: two weeks longer with flowering nutrients would definitely have brought even more yield... but then for sure also with mold and stress. Who else is using a ripening accelerator outdoors?

Core_T_Son Here it goes on and on. 😅 Finished by the end of September? No, I must have misunderstood something. The end of October is more likely...

Core_T_Son So... now defoliation will probably be necessary. I don't think much more will come from it, but the rest still needs 3-4 weeks... so it will be exciting towards the end.

Core_T_Son Totally forgot that she was still there… 😅 The tank must have been empty for a few days, but that doesn't matter now. The constant rain was like flushing, since pretty much every day at least once water ran onto the plant and the pot.

Core_T_Son Hard work is the harvest. Very high leaf to flower ratio. But it all has to be completely trimmed down anyway because it needs to be checked for mold.