First grow Black Domina

marabou The pot was still completely soaked from the transplanting of the seedling.

marabou At the end of the 2nd week, I transplanted into the 11-liter final pot with Biobizz All Mix.

marabou The leaf edges changed color in the first few days after repotting. However, the discoloration has slowly reduced over the course of the week. After reading the reports from my water utility, I've come to the conclusion that there is a magnesium deficiency. This was confirmed by the grow shop I trust. My tap water has a Ca/Mg ratio of 7:1. Therefore, I will adjust with 0.2g/L Epsom salt in the next watering.

marabou With pH-corrected and magnesium sulfate-enriched watering, the leaves look great again. The topping has been well tolerated by the plant.

marabou the little one has recovered well from the Mainlining, a few leaves were removed to give the shoots enough light. The pH correction and enriching the watering with Epsom salt seems to be working well. I will wait for the week and decide whether I want to do more topping or if I will just let her grow like this now.

marabou explosive growth :D Unfortunately, a few leaf tips are yellow. Many shoots that will hopefully fill the tent during flowering. Starting next week :D

marabou After I had an even canopy and all the shoots were on the same level by the end of last week, it was time for flowering! The stretch is kicking in pretty quickly after the switch. The leaf tips are slightly discolored, so I'm fertilizing a bit more conservatively :D

marabou SCROG net installed and minimally defoliated.

marabou The leaves are lightening up, which I attribute to the conservative fertilization. I'm adding a little bit more. The little one is now drinking noticeably more, I should water more often.

marabou The leaves are getting a bit too light for my liking, and some down lower have already turned quite yellow. I think a little more feeding and watering should help. Unfortunately, I had little time this week to take care of them.

marabou no idea what I'm doing wrong :D

marabou A bit lollipopped, she seems to handle the nutrients well too, so I’ll keep going just like this. The buds are slowly getting bigger. I think in the next two weeks it’s going to get really thick :D

marabou with minimal effort it continues. 2-3 times a week 3-5 liters, depending on how much stays in the pot. (it always starts with 0.5l of water and after 1-3 hours the 3-4L of nutrient mix is added) The buds are quite sticky, and a pleasant smell is released when opening the tent :D

marabou Everything is going great, the buds are slowly getting fatter. Now I need an assessment from the pros: when should I harvest? In some places, I already have 20% amber trichomes, while in other places they are still milky and clear. I'm grateful for any tips :D

marabou Slowly but surely, the good one is ripening! At night, I allow temperatures to drop to 15 degrees in the hope of getting a slightly darker color. The trichomes are slowly but surely becoming milky.

marabou It's slowly becoming autumn in the tent! Patience is still required. The buds are dark, snow-covered, dense, sticky, and strongly fragrant. I'm proud!

marabou Patience..... it's getting difficult slowly :D but that looks damn good already!

marabou Starting next week, there will only be still water to drink. Considering how low effort the grow is, the buds look absolutely amazing. The photography technique is getting better again too. There will be an extensive shoot during the harvest :D

marabou Autumn

marabou The grow was fun! Thank you very much for the tips and the attention. A nice opportunity to dive back into the hobby of photography.