Matanus-K #1

jimifarmer One of my all-time favorite plants. I've grown several of these plants, but this is my first time growing them outdoors. So far, not much to say. It's a strong plant, germinated in less than 48 hours, and in about 10 days it looks just like the photos. I'll soon be transferring it to a 50-liter pot.

jimifarmer This week it was time to transplant the plant into a 50L pot. On Sunday, I prepared the soil while listening to Peter Tosh and then transplanted the little one. It didn't even feel the effects of the transplant and is now looking beautiful in the sun. I plan to mainline this plant, so I'll do the apical pruning later this week to make the process as quick as possible.

jimifarmer This week I pruned the tops to begin the main-lining. I know the plant won't grow huge, but I hope to have a good harvest. The soil was prepared with great care, and I watered it with natural enzymes last week. This week I watered it with Biobizz's Fish-Mix to nourish the soil.

jimifarmer The plant is growing very well and looks beautiful, the most beautiful in the garden. I noticed the first pistils emerging, which could indicate the beginning of flowering, since the amount of sunlight has already dropped to about 13 hours per day. Therefore, I'll have to give up on mainlining and use an LST technique to try to get at least 6 tops on the plant.

jimifarmer What a beautiful plant! It's developing very well in this early flowering period. With the help of LST and top pruning, I've achieved four beautiful branches. Simple feeding with Fish-Mix and Bio-Bloom.

jimifarmer Everything was normal. A tedious week of growth; I didn't even need to water because it rained. The plant is as beautiful as last week. No burns or lack of nutrients. The soil mix is ​​perfect. See you next week.

jimifarmer I love this plant. This is my fourth or fifth time growing it, and it has never disappointed. I hope to have an excellent harvest. This was my first time growing it outdoors, and I made some mistakes, like waiting too long to start. Next year, I'll start earlier to see the plant grow larger. But I'm happy with what this plant is producing. With the rains starting, there's no need to water. The soil is very well-nourished. I planted cilantro as a companion plant.

jimifarmer From the number of photos, you can tell how much I love this plant. It's truly beautiful and super productive. I hope to have an excellent harvest. So far, I haven't had any problems with pests, diseases, or lack of nutrition. It's a very strong plant and easy to grow. If you have good organic soil, you'll probably have to do a lot and just watch the show.

jimifarmer Wow! I'm always happy with this plant. It's so easy to grow, and I'm practically doing no work. I just need to watch it grow and enjoy its beauty and fragrance. This old lady is already showing signs of maturity, but she continues to produce resin and gain weight. I'm already counting the days :-)

jimifarmer Another week is going very well around here. The plant continues to mature without any problems. It's clear that harvest is approaching. A beautiful, vigorous, and very resilient plant. The rains have already started, and it's still going strong.

jimifarmer Here we are, very close to the end. I believe I'm in the eighth week of flowering, not the seventh, as I must have noted the beginning of flowering a week later. The plant is already showing clear signs of maturation, such as brown or orange pistils, different coloring in the leaves and even in some flowers, new pistils struggling to emerge, and even a few bananas here and there. So, I'll be harvesting soon.