Rose obscure

MisterZ Hello friends, It's never very interesting to share photos of plants with 4 leaves. Anyway. I read an article in High Times about immediate flowering and its multiple benefits. I'm going to give it a try. This plant will have spent a week in growth anyway. This technique seems especially valid if you're growing continuously. Since the stretch is about to start, I've begun feeding. I expect to get a small, tasty plant in ten weeks. dli ~ 12. Thanks for stopping by, M. 😄

MisterZ Hello friends, So I switched this plant to flowering. The development is pretty fast. No visible signs of flowering yet. I'm continuing with the same fertilizer treatment. I raised the lamp to avoid diffraction, but this little camera is hard to handle. Not much else for now. Thanks for stopping by, M.

MisterZ Hello friends, the development is fast. Good color. Nothing much to say. Thank you for stopping by. M.

MisterZ Hello friends, This time the signs of flowering are clearly visible. It's a girl. What impresses me is the width development! The branches from the first node, which are usually underdeveloped, are here the longest and are getting plenty of light. The structure forms a small pyramid or a mountain pine. This is indeed what the website describes. I won't subject her to any torture. This shape is ideal. The color is good. The systematic addition of 0.5ml/l of calmag prevents the deficiency I observed in my previous grows, possibly due to watering with softened water. Thanks for your visit. M.

MisterZ Hello friends, After weeks the development is impressive. It's become a real little fir tree! The smell is still weak. The color is good. Thanks for your visit, M.

MisterZ Hello friends, The stretch is over, the flowers are starting to gain volume, the color is good. There are a few red spider mites at the soil level, I'm spraying a mixture of black soap and a drop of essential oil diluted in rainwater. There is no infestation. Thanks for your visit, M.

MisterZ Hello friends. The plant is in its final phase, the flowers are swelling and the smell is a bit more present. There are flowers at all levels. The large leaves are just starting to wilt. A few tiny insects are living around the base of the plant, I sprayed a mixture of water, black soap, and lemongrass essential oil. For now, there is no visible attack. Thanks for your visit, M.

MisterZ hello friends. it's probably the last week. the color is still just as good. I removed some large yellowed leaves that had become useless. the smell is a bit stronger. the apex flowers are magnificent and many other smaller ones have formed on the branches. they all have a good density. I stopped all fertilizers a week ago. thank you for your visit, enjoy life, M.

MisterZ Hello friends, Another good week has passed. The color is still impeccable. I cut the large leaves when they start to wilt. The buds are already quite firm, and the ones most exposed to the light are almost ready. The smell isn't very strong and is rather sweet. The shape of this plant is really suited for unconstrained growing. This week is definitely the last one. Thanks for your visit, see you soon for the harvest, M.

MisterZ Hello friends, Another week! I was thinking of harvesting this week, but the resin doesn't seem quite ready yet. I'm going to take more photos 📷 Thanks for your visit, see you very soon, it's imminent, M.

MisterZ Here we go, friends, it's the end! This is the first strain from deliciousseeds.com that I’ve grown, and I’m amazed that the description is so close to what I got. I switched it to flowering a week after germination. I only saw signs of flowering in the 4th week. I harvested this plant over several days. Despite its ideal shape, the maturity wasn’t uniform. I first harvested the top flower from the apex and the tips of each branch. The buds are nice and heavy, and dense. The smell is sweet and moderately strong. Ideal for discreet growing: the plant stays low, and the smell is limited. These airpot-like containers handle multiple manipulations well. An 11-liter volume allows me to water every two days when the plant needs it most. It’s easily manageable. The dose of 0.5ml/l of calmag added to the softener water seems to be effective. No signs of deficiency or excess on the leaves. The large leaves have naturally wilted. As for the nutrients, this is my second run with terra aquatica; since I switch the plants to flowering very quickly, I start early and immediately apply a beginning flowering regimen. The result suits me very well from all points of view. I think I’ll get about 60g dry. There’s about 1 cm of soil without roots around the pot and at the bottom. Then the root system is very dense, the substrate is exhausted. Thanks to everyone for your support and likes, enjoy as I’m going to enjoy, M.