Brume de l'oubli

MisterZ Hello friends. Welcome to this new diary that I'm starting with pleasure. The plant is already 4 weeks into growth. I was away and didn't take the time to post. I wanted to grow a haze variety outdoors, so I chose this strain for its lemon and floral flavors and its limited height. Starting in early July, the plant will have about 5 weeks of growth before transitioning to flowering. I hope that with short growth, I can limit the height. I'm expecting significant development and stretch for a harvest in early October. I directly sowed it in a 21-liter airpot indoors on June 30 and took it outside as soon as it germinated. I retrieved some soil that I enriched with 35g of bacteriosol and 35g of a long-lasting pellet fertilizer. There has been a lot of wind, and I supported this little plant with 2 stakes. The climate in my region is quite mild, but the weather becomes rainy towards the end of September, which can lead to mold development at that time. So, increased monitoring at the end of flowering. Here we go on a new journey that I hope to return from floating in the mist! 😁. M.

MisterZ Hello friends, The conditions are tough outside, it's very hot and dry. MisterZ isn't going hunting anymore, he sleeps all day in the shade. The plant continues to grow quickly with this heat that doesn't seem to affect it. I calculated that it entered flowering this week. A few leaves have been eaten but it's not serious. I think that in a pot of this size during this heat, the bacteriosol seeding has regressed or died. Well, for now, everything is fine. Enjoy the summer, Mr.

MisterZ Hello friends. This week has been very hot and at night the temperatures remain high. It's very difficult to recover after a day. This plant is handling the heat very well; it hasn't been less than 35°C for a week. I'm very surprised. I noted this week in flowering because it seems to me that it's in full stretch despite the heat. I'm watering about 3 liters every 48 hours. See you soon, M.

MisterZ Hello friends. I am very impressed by the development of this plant despite the terrible heat. The heatwave just ended after more than a week. It's easier to breathe now. The plant grew 30 cm in less than a week! It's amazing. All this at 38°C with a hot wind that dries everything out. I water every 2 days with rainwater without adjusting the pH. A slight smell has appeared. For now, everything is going well 👌. M.

MisterZ Hello friends. This week the conditions are milder with some showers and a steady wind. The stretch seems slower but not finished, she is now 95cm tall. The smell is very light and you can see tiny signs of flowering. I'm adding calmag because I'm watering with rainwater. So far, so good. M.

MisterZ Hello friends. This week has been very windy, I moved the plant several times before finding a compromise between the wind and discretion. It’s now one meter tall, several leaves have been eaten but without consequences. I reduced the calmag by 1 ml/l. So far, so good. M.😄

MisterZ Hello friends. This week has been very rainy and windy. The flowering isn't very dense yet, so there's no risk of mold. Several leaves have been eaten by an insect that leaves big droppings, so it's not dangerous. On the other hand, several lower leaves seem chlorotic; I will add nutrients this week in addition to the slow-release ones. It seems too early for natural senescence. That's it for now, see you soon, M.

MisterZ Hello friends. This week the weather has been very variable, with storms and showers but also dry weather, a significant temperature range. I'm watching for the moment when I will put this plant away. At this time of year, I'm no longer afraid of insects but of mold. The flowers are still forming and the stretch is really over. Everything is going well. Thank you all, take care. M.

MisterZ Hello friends. This week it rained a lot and the temperatures dropped. I brought the plant into my greenhouse, a sweet, pleasant smell filled the greenhouse. Wonderful. No mold, no insects, everything is fine. 👌. M.

MisterZ Hello friends. The temperatures are still quite cool and it's raining, I'm not taking this plant out of the greenhouse anymore. I've already removed several large yellowing leaves, the flowers are gaining volume and the resin is appearing. The smell is still quite weak. No signs of mold or insect infestation. It has a very Latin sway. 😀. M.

MisterZ Hello friends. The resin is developing and the buds are swelling. Several large leaves have turned yellow and are already wilting. The nights are very cool and humid. I take the plant out of the greenhouse daily whenever the weather is nice. The smell is quite weak and very sweet. M.

MisterZ Hello friends. Another good week of development, the buds are swelling and filling with resin 😍. I bring her into the greenhouse every evening to avoid humidity. A lot of handling and for now, no insects or mold. The smell remains weak and very sweet. I've already removed a lot of wilted leaves. I've just stopped the nutrients, but it seems to me that it will take more weeks. Well, I'll see. 😳. M.

MisterZ There you go, it's done. Another experience. With the last storm Benjamin, it rained a lot and the weather was very humid. I anticipated the harvest and discovered some mold! I threw away a good handful. All the buds are drying in small pieces to avoid more mold and dry quickly. Well, it's a bit my fault, I should have chosen a fast-flowering variety. I harvested in three stages to give a little more time to the lower buds. Finally, after 2 heatwaves, a storm, some logistical efforts, and a first cleaning, I ended up with 250g fresh. That's perfect for me. Smells really good, the scent is rather light and sweet. Thanks friends for your comments and support! 🙏🙏🙏