Cultivo indoor en coco .

Lahuertacannabica We’re starting a new phase of cultivation with the first watering using Coco B’Cuzz A and B (Atami). For now, we’re going very easy, adjusting the nutrients so the plants adapt without stress. In this watering, we’ve added: ✔️ Coco A + B (Atami) – low dose ✔️ Calmag – minimal dose, to avoid deficiencies from the start ✔️ Silic Boost – minimal dose, reinforcing structure and resistance We’re starting with osmosis water at 7 pH and 0 EC. The idea at this stage is to stimulate healthy and balanced growth, without forcing, closely observing the plants’ response before increasing doses in the next waterings. We’ll keep an eye on the evolution and document it step by step 🌿

Lahuertacannabica We're entering the second week since germination with very good vibes. During this week, we transplanted to the final 10-liter pot, aiming for the roots to start colonizing the substrate as soon as possible. At first, we were watering with a quite low EC, and since it’s coconut substrate, the plants began to show slight nutritional deficiencies, which is common when the supply is lacking at this stage. For this reason, we decided to adjust the watering, gradually increasing the EC to 0.9, to which the plants are responding positively. The environmental conditions have remained a bit cool, with maximum temperatures of 22 °C and nighttime lows of 18 °C, always maintaining a stable environment. We also made a complete change of the grow setup. Now we’re working in a space of 120×60×180 cm, equipped with a Spider Farmer SF2000 light, along with a complete extraction and ventilation system from Spider Farmer, significantly improving air circulation and climate control. We continue using our base fertilizers A and B Coco from B’Cuzz (Atami) and, as an extra, in the last watering of this second week, we added Rootbastic to boost root development. After these adjustments, the plants are looking more active and with better color, so we’ll keep a close eye on their evolution 🏻🌿

Lahuertacannabica 🌱 Week 3 since germination – Key adjustments. We're entering week 3 since germination, and this week we've made several important changes to start pushing growth. 🔹 Watering and fertilization. This week we've increased the amount of fertilizers, raising the EC of the watering to 0.8. Additionally, we've changed the watering strategy: Shorter and continuous waterings Goal: raise the soil EC, which was quite low 📉 Soil EC at the start of the week: 0.5 📈 Soil EC at the end of week 3: 1.2 This control has been possible thanks to the 3-in-1 sensor from the Spider Farmer GGS AC5 kit, which is making fine-tuning the grow much easier for us. 🔹 Upcoming waterings. From now on, in the next waterings, we will add Atazyme from Atami to the schedule, to improve root activity and help better assimilate nutrients. 🔹 Lighting and climate. We've increased the power of the Spider Farmer SF2000 301H EVO LED to 75%, which has caused a slight increase in ambient temperature. Better light intensity for this growth phase. So far, the plants are responding well to the changes, with healthy green and consistent growth. We're continuing to adjust little by little, no rush but no pauses 💪🌿

Lahuertacannabica 🌱 Follow-up – Last week of growth (growing from seed) We are in a grow with 10 plants from seed: 4 Humboldt Seeds plants 6 Permanent Marker – Philosopher Seeds plants During this last week of growth, we have increased the fertilizer dosage following the Atami B’cuzz Coco chart. We continue to water with a stable pH between 5.9 and 6.0. 💧 Additives added to watering We have also incorporated: Atazyme, to help decompose dead roots and improve absorption. Coco Booster Uni, to stimulate the root system and overall vigor. All from our trusted brand: Atami. 💡 Adjustments in the grow We adjusted the distance of the LED to optimize light intensity. We started doing a slight cropping on the taller plants to even out the canopy before flowering. 🌿 Status of the plants The 4 Humboldt plants are responding very well so far. The Permanent Marker plants are showing to be a bit more delicate. This could be due to: Possible calcium/magnesium lockout Different sensitivity to pH Or simply more demanding phenotypes Even though we follow a chart, it’s clear that not all plants eat the same. Even the amount of light each one receives can cause some to stress and others not. Reflection This is the beauty of growing from seed: each genetic variety and each phenotype follows its own growth pattern. This is where observation and selection really begin. 📸 Next update: last days of growth and preparation for the transition to flowering.

Lahuertacannabica Week 5 | Last week of growth – Coco Cultivation We’ve entered week 5 of cultivation, and with it, we close the vegetative phase. The plants are responding very well to the fertilization schedule we’re following. They show a healthy green color, good vigor, and strong structure. This will be the last week of growth; starting from week 6, we begin flowering 🌸🚀 During these days, we had to make an important environmental adjustment. The humidity was too high, so we added a dehumidifier in the growing area. Since then, the climate has stabilized, and the plants are appreciating it. Nutrients used – B’CUZZ Atami Coco line Cultivation done in coco, using the Atami range: B’cuzz Coco A – ATAMI B’cuzz Coco B – ATAMI (Main nutritional base for coco) ATA Calmag – ATAMI (Extra Calcium and Magnesium supply) B’cuzz Silic Boost – ATAMI (Structural reinforcement and resistance) Rootbastic – ATAMI (Root stimulator) Atazyme – ATAMI (Enzymes to keep the substrate clean and active) B’cuzz Coco Booster Uni – ATAMI (Metabolic stimulator for more vigorous growth) The feeding chart is working wonderfully. No deficiencies or excesses are observed, and the development is uniform across all plants. Current status ✔️ Healthy and uniform color ✔️ Good development in coco ✔️ Strong roots ✔️ Humidity controlled with dehumidifier Next step ➡️ Change of photoperiod and entry into flowering in week 6 We continue documenting the entire process step by step. Final stretch of growth completed! 💚🔥

Lahuertacannabica Officially, the flowering phase begins. This week we changed the photoperiod to 12/12, starting the pre-floral stretch. 💡 Lighting: LED set to 90% power We increased the distance of the fixture to encourage a controlled stretch without light stress 💧 Watering and nutrition: Fertilizers: Atami – complete table + B’Cuzz range We added Bloom Bastic at 0.3 ml/L Final EC: 2.0 pH: 6.0 Prepared solution: 10 liters 🌿 Plant management: At the end of the week, we performed a cleaning trim, removing large leaves and low, unproductive branches, focusing energy on the main tips. The plants are responding strongly, internodes opening up nicely and a perfect structure for explosive flowering. We continue documenting week by week.

Lahuertacannabica In this last week, we continue watering with the same amount of nutrients as in week 1 of the switch to 12/12. We keep defoliating and are very attentive to see their sex from the start. I'm already seeing some hermaphrodites, which I will wait to fully sex before determining 100%. The space is very full, and the plants are healthier than ever.

Lahuertacannabica This week 3 after switching the light to 12/12, the grow continues to progress without major complications. Some plants are already starting to show their first signs of flowering, which allows us to identify the sex. So far, we have detected 2 hermaphrodite plants of the permanent market variety that were removed without issues to prevent them from affecting the rest of the grow. The rest of the plants seem to be healthy and developing properly. We will keep a close eye during week 4 to confirm the sex of all the plants and ensure everything continues on track optimally.