Original Moby Dick Auto

MaryJaneJo Made a few solid mistakes here. First I cut the smaller twin, and she basically went on strike for about a week. Just as I was ready to call it, she decided to live and started growing again, so I kept her. Then the pot fell and she lost about half her roots… kept her anyway, and she bounced back fast. This is my second run with Moby Dick and honestly, it’s unbelievably forgiving.

MaryJaneJo I’m going to run preflower fert this week and mostly leave her alone. I only did some light tie down on the branches cause she’s a bit weak and the leaves are fragile. Since my grow space is tiny, she’s getting last priority for now. I should’ve either kept her twin alive or terminated this one on Day 1.

MaryJaneJo Moby Dick had a rough start & with a few big setbacks we are starting week 5. Plant colour is OK. I’m continuing with the preflower feed. I only took about a dozen leaves off to avoid adding stress, and I’m keeping the LST gentle. ___Midweek report: I’m worrying about how weak her flowers are looking ( 2nd last pic.). Why did I even do LST when I was supposed to just leave her to grow? On opening the grow space, I heard her humming very quietly to herself, and the words came through clear: “warrior… struggling… to remain consequential.” It changed my mind about leaving her alone, and I ended up spending the afternoon doing LST P.S. I’m not losing it :)

MaryJaneJo She is not much to look at, but she is trying. Overall she looks healthy, and that constant humming feels like self-medicated nitric oxide production. Pray for her, Growers.