Special Queen Auto

Ramires Tag7: She has grown well. Besides the slow-release fertilizer in the soil, she isn't getting any additional nutrients yet. The temperatures are supposed to rise again this weekend, then she'll be moved outside.

Ramires Tag 14: Two days ago, I moved them into the greenhouse. It was about time since they have reached a height of 14 cm due to stretching. But the stem looks quite stable. All 6 vents are open, which has lowered the humidity from 96% to 73%. The indoor temperature is at 24.8° C at noon. With these values, they should feel pretty comfortable.

Ramires Tag 21: Beginning of the third week and she is now 19 cm tall, but looks stable. I hope she puts on some good growth in the foliage and side branches. Since the last few days have been very warm, all the vents in the tunnel were opened and a door rolled up. The inside temperature reached nearly 35° C, which is a bit too much. I check the moisture in the pot twice a day.

Ramires Day 28: She has actually accepted her new "home" well and has grown another 8 cm. But she is developing side branches very, very slowly. I will wait another good week and otherwise put her completely outside. The leaves look perfectly normal, without any abnormalities. Three days ago, I sprayed her with neem oil to prevent pests and powdery mildew from "attacking" her.

Ramires Tag35: I had to stake her last week because she started leaning to the side. Within a week, she has grown another 11 cm and looks a bit spindly due to the stretching at the beginning. The side branches are also starting to develop now. However, there are no signs of an impending flowering phase yet, but that's not surprising given the weather. I've also left her alone otherwise.

Ramires Tag 42: She went into pre-flowering 3 days ago, so from now on I'm adding PK fertilizer to the watering. She wants to grow endlessly, another 12 cm in just a week. She does look quite leggy, but that will change since she has stretched so much. Otherwise, she gives a healthy and vibrant impression. She's probably not going to yield a lot, but that's okay, it's all about the growing 😎 She should just develop on her own, without much training.

Ramires Tag 49: She has gained a lot again and has grown 19 cm in height within a week. The buds are starting to form clearly. The high temperatures don't seem to bother her much. So she can keep going!

Ramires Tag 56: The stretch is coming to an end, she has only grown 3 cm more. She has remained a slim plant, but I'm just letting her do her thing.

Ramires Day 63: She wanted to grow a bit taller and gained 6cm in height last week. The buds are increasingly forming and getting bigger, but they are more fluffy than compact and firm. The trichomes are also starting to sparkle more in the sun. We also adjusted the nutrient supply a bit. Day 66: Today got a bit hectic because I found spider mites on my outdoor plants. All the plants immediately got a neem oil shower. Since they are in the middle of the flowering phase, I only wiped them down with a damp neem oil cloth. Additionally, I ordered predatory mites that will be added to the plants.

Ramires Tag 70: Die langanhaltende Hitze, teilweise sind es im Tunnel 44°C , macht sich nun doch bei ihr bemerkbar. Ihre oberen Blätter rollen sich der länge nach oben auf und sehen wie Tacos aus. Der Folientunnel wird im Herbst an einer anderen Stelle umgesetzt. Jetzt steht er volle Süd - West Seite. Man lernt halt nie aus. Ansonsten macht sie einen stabilen Eindruck. Die Trichome sind zum größten Teil milchig, und nur vereinzelt bernsteinfarben. Ich denke noch 7 bis 10 Tage bis zur Ernte. Heute sollen auch die Raubmilden kommen. Die werden dann am Abend an allen Pflanzen aufgehängt

Ramires Tag 77: The journey is slowly coming to an end with the Good ones too. I think in about 4 - 5 days, it will be time for the cut. The predatory mites have done a great job in the greenhouse with the Beauties. There are hardly any spider mites left under the leaves. I can see that it got too warm for them overall by the very fluffy buds, even though they have a nice Christmas tree structure. The yield will also likely be quite meager. But hey, life is a learning process, even with this gardening work. Next year, it will be done differently. The tunnel will be moved to another corner of the property, and then we will also grow under the overhang of the terrace roof for comparison.😏

Ramires Tag 84: Today was harvest day. There won't be a huge yield after all the difficulties, but we are completely satisfied with it and have learned a lot during its cultivation in the greenhouse. In the end, the upper buds turned purple due to the cool night temperatures. A very nice conclusion for her. To ensure we have no mites after drying and curing in the vape, a wet trim was done. The sugar leaves were also removed and disposed of. Normally, we use these for bubble hash. She is now hanging upside down on a drying rack in the basement at just under 19°C. The dehumidifier is set to 58% humidity. After drying and 14 days of curing, the first taste test will take place. I'll check in again 😁 Tag 92: After 8 days of drying, the buds were ready for us to detach them from the stems. Since we did a wet trim on her, it was done in just about 10 minutes. It turned out to be 17 g of dry weight. That's not exactly record-breaking, but we are satisfied. They are now stored for curing for 14 days in a jar with a Boveda pack and will be aired out twice a day for about 20 minutes. After that, there will be a first tasting and a transfer to a canning jar for storage in the basement. An update will follow.