Mimosa Evo - Barney’s

Jardin33ro He likes the low ppfd in veg, we'll see how it behaves in flower. We're trying to raise the pH to reach week 5 at 6.5. The bud is producing a lot of hairs, which we're interested in during these first weeks.

Jardin33ro Starting week 4, gentle watering to balance the substrate and reach a pH of 6.4, so that in these weeks 5-6 it eats quite a bit. There's a slight excess since there was a blockage due to cold during its vegetative stage.

Jardin33ro Well, we're at a pH of 5.9 and reaching 1.5 EC, we're going to try to correct it to 6.5 pH and 2.0 EC. This week we want it to eat a lot of NPK. Next watering will be enzymes.

Jardin33ro This week we started with the fattening of the overdrive. To finish the last weeks of flowering. We're trying to keep the VPD at 1.2-1.3 kpa. But well, without air conditioning, just with a dehumidifier, it's what I can do right now 😴 but I'm managing it little by little. We're going to start lowering the EC gradually, aiming for 1.4 and then progressively decreasing.

Jardin33ro Total fattening week, the plant with the overdrive already looks renewed, full of new pistils. Lots of resin and a strong smell, it feels like a pineapple candy 🍍 We're gradually lowering the EC and keeping the pH at 6.4 so it can eat, and finishing at 6.3 with 1.4-1.6 EC would be ideal.

Jardin33ro The last 2 weeks are approaching. This week and then flawless comes. Trying to gradually lower the EC and reducing humidity to avoid fungal problems. A strong smell of tropical fruits, and a lot of resin.

Jardin33ro Last week!!! Or at least I hope so haha It hasn't been easy, and the mimosa doesn't like to share space with bigger genetics! A plant that eats a lot and I couldn't figure out the key to her well-being. No doubt I'm going to grow her again; she has a very fruity smell with a hint of gas (diesel), at least that's what I smell. We're trying to lower the EC this week and we've already started flushing with flawless, which is loaded.

Jardin33ro We harvested, and once it dries, I'll let you know how much we got from this plant. A good winter growing experience, complicated but then we figured it out. Mimosa doesn't like too much light intensity during the vegetative stage, and it likes little water. In flowering, it eats a lot and can handle quite a bit.