Revenge of the chicken attack 1

secretcedar The first week of growth went well

secretcedar Growth is a little slow but going well.

secretcedar I transplanted it into its final pot. It's a 45-liter pot with reused soil and supermarket soil.

secretcedar The plant responded well to repotting. It seems to need a little fertilizer.

secretcedar I've started low-stress training. I plan to slow down the growth a bit and have more, smaller buds to reduce the risk of mold.

secretcedar I continued the lst and did a topping

secretcedar I moved the pants to the final spot. I started using fertilizer. I use granules that I dilute in water. I put some in my watering can with brown sugar. The plant responded well. I also planted some peppers; we'll see if they like being co-located.

secretcedar The growth is going well, the plant is becoming dynamic and starting to grow quickly. I have increased the fertilizer doses.

secretcedar The plant is growing fast and even the chili pepper plants are in great shape.

secretcedar I've had good growth this week; the plant has grown a lot. This plant is expected to be harvested in early September. Flowering should begin soon, but there are no visible signs yet.

secretcedar Day 77: Flowering seems to be starting. The plant has really grown a lot again this week. The leaves are very large, and I feel like I can see it growing between morning and evening. It suffered less from the lack of water than the Tropicanna, but it also seems more indica. I tried to train it a lot to reduce its growth, and I like the result. For those interested, I'm at latitude 43° north. Flowering began on August 1st, and harvest will be just before the end of September.

secretcedar Gorilla Sherbet Fast version day 84: Growth was still strong this week. The plant is really bushy and forms a sort of ball. The tops have wide stems, which is promising for the future. I planted chili pepper plants at the base, they're growing, but they're being smothered by the real plant.

secretcedar Day 91: This week, the plant had a big stretch and is now 1.70 meters tall. It's a beautiful, very vigorous plant, and the stem has grown very thick. It's starting to drink a lot of water.

secretcedar Day 98: The plant seems to be growing again; it's caught up with the poison ivy. It looks in great shape, and I'm waiting for the flowers to swell. I started adding Green Sensation this week.

secretcedar Day 105: The weather was overcast and windy this week, so I had to water it at least. The plant has grown really tall. I like its structure even though some of the crowns haven't developed. I might do some defoliation.

secretcedar Day 112: This week, the flowers really started to grow and smell. The large leaves are starting to turn yellow; things are progressing well. Despite a lot of rain and only two stakes with raffia to tie the branches together, I haven't had any damage.

secretcedar Day 119 The heads are also growing well, the smell is developing. The plant withstood storms well. I also made homemade calcium acetate because I saw that there were purslanes in my pots and that they liked soils poor in calcium. My fertilizers didn't contain any, I thought that the one contained in the water was enough.

secretcedar Day 126: The calcium acetate has also helped this plant; the scent and size of the buds have increased significantly. The trunk and stems are very large. The chili pepper plants below have still grown, and I have one flowering. I have a feeling the chili peppers will be amazing.