Fruits for summer II

Oldwied Looks good. The soil in the final pot has been prepared and covered with fresh hay mulch. I let the hay bubble for 72 hours at 23°C. I watered the seedlings and their final home with the microbial super hay tea. Light Power: 40% Day 7 Mulch Day 8 Photoshooting

Oldwied To prevent fungus gnats, I watered with SF nematodes for the second time after two weeks. The little one looks healthy and glows in a rich green. Light Power: 40% Over the next three days, I will gradually increase the light intensity to 60%. Day 16 Photoshooting

Oldwied Light Power: 60% If you're going to stress, do it right. So I repotted the little one and topped it. Every other day I sprayed and watered with fresh LAB. I store the LAB in the refrigerator for over a week and dilute it before use. Thanks to budtrainers, your budcups work great. Day 20 Photoshooting Repotting Topping

Oldwied The little one is slowly starting to feel quite comfortable in her new home. Light Power: 60% Day 26 Photoshooting Topping Day 31 Photoshooting

Oldwied The little one doesn't bend easily in one direction. After massaging it for a few minutes, it loosened up. But the next day, it braced itself against it again with all its strength. Unfortunately, a branch broke in the process. It recovered quite quickly, but unfortunately one of the two heads is lagging behind in development. Shit happens 15,5 main branches are still 16 when rounded. So the goal is achieved Light Power: 60% Day 34 Photoshooting Topping Day 38 Photoshooting Defoliation

Oldwied It grows compactly. Unfortunately, not all shoots are growing evenly. This could be due to the Indica dominance. What do you think? I haven't been able to find any real pre-flowers yet. At first, I thought I had found some male ones, but under the microscope they looked like leaf buds. Fingers crossed that the plant is female. I don't want all that training to go to waste. The SCROG frame is in place, with waxed hemp cords. Light Power: 60% Day 45 Photoshooting

Oldwied It is growing slowly but steadily. For mainlining she isn't the right choice but I'm confident that she fills the screen for ⅔. I would have liked to give her an extra week so that she could fill the frame completely, but her neighbor is growing rapidly and should start flowering. So they are entering this new phase of life together. Light Power: 60% Day 47 Photoshooting Last vegi day

Oldwied Flower time is scrogging time. Over the week I increase the light Power slowly Light Power: 80% Day 54 Flower #4 Watered with SF nematodes Day 57 Flower #6 Photoshooting Tucking A little defoliation to give light access to the lower branches Day 58 Flower #7 Photoshooting

Oldwied Since the internode spacing is getting smaller, I finished the scrogging in the middle of the week. The girl needs a defoliation, next week it will be the right time for it. Light Power: 80% Day 65 Flower #14 Photoshooting

Oldwied The soil gets a new cover with fresh brewed grass mulch. I brewed hay and 15L water for 48h hours under air bubbles by 23°C. The remaining compost tea would still be used for watering. Two days later I waterted with 1,5L sf nematoden. I gave Lady Strawberry a thorough pruning. It was the right decision. I found some hermaphrodite flowers in the shade. Light Power: 80% Day 68 Flower #17 Photoshooting New mulch Defoliation Day 70 Flower #19 Watering with 1,5L sf nematoden Defoliation Day 72 Flower #21 Photoshooting

Oldwied She looks very healthy and buds are forming well. However, I'm a bit skeptical as to whether a 7-week flowering period will be enough. Over the week I increased the light power to 100%. I added 10mL LAB (lacto acid bacteria, diy with rice water and milk) and 1 mL CalMg per liter of irrigation water. Light Power: 100% Day 79 Flower #28 Photoshooting

Oldwied I added 10mL LAB (lacto acid bacteria, diy with rice water and milk) per liter of irrigation water, twice a week. I installed a fan under the canopy to prevent mold. At the stage when the buds become denser. Its excellent flowering characteristics will make you forget the challenges of training it during the veggi phase. Light Power: 100% Day 87 Flower #35 Photoshooting

Oldwied Everything is getting thicker and denser. Healthy frosty plant ! Light Power: 100% Day 94 Flower #43 Photoshooting

Oldwied It’s already been more than 7 weeks since harvest time, but this plant still needs some time. Most of the trichome heads are milky, but the buds are still swelling. So, just wait and see. The light intensity was reduced to keep the temperature below 26°C during the day. Light Power: 92% Day 101 Flower #50 Photoshooting

Oldwied Autumn is in the air, and harvest time shouldn't be far off. But the trichome heads still need a little more time to fully mature. Light Power: 92% Day 108 Flower #57 Photoshooting

Oldwied The last week under the sun. Now there will be three days of darkness. Then it’s time to harvest. The flowers give off a sweet, fruity, berry-like scent with a hint of skunk. This plant has grown into a beautiful purple blossom. It would have needed another 1–2 weeks to reach perfection. However, since I’ll be away for two weeks and the plant also produced 2–3 male flowers, I’m harvesting it now to get the most out of it. Light Power: 92% Day 114 Flower #63 Photoshooting

Oldwied After 3 days of darkness the buds turned in a deep purple colour. I divided the plant in three, it was hung up and dried at 19°C for 7 days. After that it was dry trimmed. Strawberry Cola Sherbet F1 Fast Version: = 109 g buds + 25 g trimm = 134g