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For some reason I cannot add a description to label the plant photos:
First three photos - Plant 1 is 14 inches. Seems to be rather resilient. We had a major watering scare where the plants looked really wilted but they seem to have bounced back really well.
Photos 4-6 - Plant 2 is 16 inches tall (LST tied down though) Again, doing well after the watering scare. Cannot be more happy with how quickly they picked themselves up!
Photos 7-9 - Plant 3 is also 16 inches tall and holding up really well.
As you can tell they did suffer some discoloring and stress from the recent water scare and change in routine in our personal lives. We may also flip these into a flower cycle after this week as well so stay tuned for that new! :)
You will notice a week missing in our two diaries that are going because one of our members had moved and we needed to get a new camera.
They are looking great!! Adding silica could help, but I like to train my stems by constantly getting my hands in there and bending them down. Keep twisting the tops and dont break the outside stem, but the fibers on the inside and it helps build that cell wall!💪💪
You can use a thin bamboo stake/ wooden dowel to temporary help support the main stem by loosely tying it in a couple of places in a figure "8" pattern until it strengthens up. She also may be reaching for more light. Also excess nitrogen can cause too much stretching between inter nodes Adding silica to your nutrient regime will help build stronger sturdier stems.
Looking good ... Just got done harvesting a Northern Lights Auto & a AK-49 Auto myself. I wish you the same success.Good luck with the rest of your grow👍👍👍
Your 3 plants look well and healthy. 💪🏽😀👊🏼
I'm sure the aided one will get stronger.
I love the sound of choc mint. My favourite sweet as a child. Sounds slurplicious 👅
+1 strain
CampgroundCannabis
Brazilian Landrace from the Mantiqueira region
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