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Argos - weedseedsexpress - hanging garden - the temperature is above 42 degrees - they are outside on the roof in the blazing sun - no heat stress.

Argos - weedseedsexpress - hanging garden - the temperature on the roof in the pots is above 40 degrees - there is no heat stress because the containers over 15 liters do not overheat with the proper amount of watering.

Argos - weedseedsexpress - dependency garden -

Argos The plants are developing nicely, the spots on the leaves are just from the nutrient solution splashing on them during watering, causing some burn. I water every day depending on the conditions with 0.3 - 0.7 liters (mixed with 15 liters of water, I use a vegetative NPK 3-1-2 + Ca 1 - 0.5 Mg, and I add 1 cap of a green complex for micronutrient supplementation) nutrient solution. The autos, of course, are already getting nutrient solution for flowering, also based on the weight of the flower pot and according to the 5 cm rule, daily 0.3 - 0.7 liters of nutrient solution, which consists of 1 part Nitrogen, 3 parts Phosphorus, 2 parts Potassium, 1 part Calcium, and 0.5 part Magnesium, along with a green complex micronutrient mix.

Argos I accidentally edited week 7 into week 8. The Mimosa and White Widow regular were planted 2 weeks earlier, in the order the seeds arrived, so they are already in week 9. The autoflowers are flowering nicely. The Mimosa auntie and Fat Bastard have been suspended 15 cm lower.

Argos Hi! BIO - Insecticide against aphids, spider mites, thrips, and other pests - The high phytoncide content of garlic skins and onion skins is essential in the fight against aphids. The treatment is most effective when we spray the plants in the evening. The onion skin decoction has a very short shelf life, so fresh solution must be prepared for each subsequent treatment. To prepare it, pour 200 g of onion skins into 10 liters of warm water and let it sit for 12-15 hours. Use the strained content every week after flowering until the fruits are fully developed. Dilution: Dilute the concentrated infusion of 1 liter with an additional 3-5 liters of water. The strained diluted solution can also be used rarely (once every 2-3 weeks) as a foliar fertilizer, but test it on just one or two leaves first. - Frequency: Water the plants with it a maximum of once every 2-3 weeks during the growth and pre-flowering stages. - Also a plant growth stimulator, you can use onion skins as a growth stimulator for the plants. Onion skins contain growth-promoting substances that can accelerate seed germination, stimulate root formation, and enhance fruit quality. Preparing such an onion skin remedy requires little use but offers great benefits. To prepare a natural growth biostimulator, put two tablespoons of onion skins into 1 liter of boiling water, add wood ash, mix well, and let it sit in a dark place for 2-3 days. Dilute the strained decoction in a 1:3 ratio and use it to water the sown seeds or young shoots. It worked for me. :) - It is also effective against spider mites, thrips, and other pests, and you won't have any issues if it gets on your hands from the spray. I added 1 liter of garlic-onion skin solution (1 generous handful steeped in hot water for 24 hours) to 10-15 liters of water, about 3 ml of detergent, and 3 cm3 of washing soap. I spray it from a 1-liter handheld bottle onto each leaf individually and in the nearby environment as well. An effective, inexpensive solution. - I removed the damaged or yellowing leaves (there weren't too many), and besides that, not much else happened; the autoflowering flowers are growing nicely day by day, and the growth is visible.. I noticed minimal nutrient burn, and now for 2 times, it's only getting plain water for flushing (0.7 - 1 liter max). -

Argos Every third watering is done with clean water to avoid any nutrient buildup. Onion peel sprayed on the leaves in the early evening hours. - The autoflowering plants Grandfather Og and Moonshine Cookies, among the photoperiod plants, Fat Bastard, Sleepy Joe, and Moonshine Cookies will be 8 weeks old on August 1st. - The White Widow and Mimosa are in the vegetative phase at 10 - 11 weeks old. Adjustments have been made (the hanging platform is continuously lowered as the plants grow). - I removed some yellowing large leaves that were getting little light (not too many, about 10 - 12 in total).

Argos Despite the heat, the plants are growing well. The 3rd watering is done with pure water, and the Mimosa has taken a lying position. The autoflowers will soon be ready; they just need calcium + magnesium water (4:1 / 15 liters) - honey water (1 heaping tablespoon / 15 liters) - and for flushing, they will get pure water. I think they are ahead of the suggested 10-11 week flowering time, but the cloudiness of the trichomes and the browning of the pistils will show it anyway. A complete rearrangement has taken place, with the hanging platform partially disassembled, and the table holding the pots has been placed on legs.

Argos There was a ton of work in the garden, arranging the plants' branches by bending and tying them so they could get more sunlight. Due to the heat, water consumption increased significantly (next year I'm installing a garden hose so I don't have to keep carrying water), and pests have almost completely disappeared since I sprayed everything with onion solution, even the "walls." Occasionally, I spotted a few bugs, but they were easy to identify. The autoflowers are fattening up nicely, and the buds are constantly swelling. The Granddaddy OG auto has outpaced the Moonshine Cookies autoflower in both bud growth and height, although its bud structure is airier, and it has more amber-colored trichomes on its sugar leaves. The Moonshine Cookies has a denser bud structure; I’m curious to see the weight difference between the two after harvest... I haven't decided yet whether to just cut off the buds at harvest and leave the stem with a few leaves, just out of curiosity to see what happens if I keep caring for it... (?) It will develop as it always does. The White Widow Regular has made a huge growth spurt, but it still hasn't shown its sex characteristics. I need to keep their growth and bushiness in check because if they take off, I won’t have room for them.

Argos the autoflowering plants will soon be ready, and the photoperiod plants will start to flower soon.. there was some rearrangement, I had to lower the table because the plants were already reaching above the top of the fence..

Argos - the beginning of pre-flowering -

Argos the weather is pleasantly humid and warm, each plant has started to bloom.. I let the leaves fall off on their own, intentionally didn’t remove any from the plants, the fallen leaves will go into the compost - later they will be used in a heavily diluted form for refeeding in the watering water.

Argos the girls are growing nicely.

Argos the timing is just perfectly pleasant, every girl is blooming.

Argos They're growing nicely, but the windy weather might be a cause for some concern.

Argos It will probably be a staggered harvest, each girl is at a different stage of flowering.. the fat bastard is in the lead, the moonshine cookie and sleppy joe are pretty much at the same level, the white widow has also picked up pace, the frankfurt seeds are a bit behind, the mimosa is performing a bit better, but their flowers haven't fattened up properly yet..

Argos I had to cut back on the watering, it seems that now that the summer heat has passed, feeding once every 2-3 days is enough.. the Fat Bastards have grown huge, and with that, the Mimosa got pushed into the second big spot, I can't even imagine what they would have turned into if I had planted them in March instead of early June.. probably a massive 3 cubic meter monster that I wouldn't have been able to fit under the eaves.. :) The Fat Bastard's buds are still quite airy, hopefully, by the time it hits its 63-day flowering period, it will fill out, otherwise, all the little girls are budding nicely, the White Widow's earliest harvest time according to the seed bank is 56 days, Moonshine Cookies says 70 days, Sleepy Joe 77 days, and Mimosa can be harvested after 70 days. The smells are sweet, strong, more suited for guerrilla growing in some forested - woody - bushy - reed area, if it weren't for this water shortage in the stream (it's completely dried up) I would take them to my old spot, I just wouldn't be able to water them.

Argos The buds are growing nicely on every plant except for the Fat Bastard.. well, to be honest? I didn't expect this from the Fat Bastard.. it looks like cat poop, with tiny leafy, popcorn-like buds scattered around.. whether this is genetically that bad or if I messed up the watering is a good question, but for this much money, getting such a crappy plant is rare, there will barely be a minimal yield on it, but aesthetically its sellability is about zero.. so, it was definitely a loss to spend money on these Fat Bastard seeds. The White Widow is resinous nicely, it seems like there will be a yield from this one too. The Sleepy Joe, Moonshine Cookies, and Mimosa are all shaping up nicely as expected. The Mimosa has a wonderful citrus scent, and I can't complain about the others either. The no-name Frankfurt seeds are also performing relatively well, they took the top spot last season.

Argos One Fat Bastard photoperiod plant has gone bad, I'm leaving it standing to dry out while it lives, I honestly don't know what happened to it, I kept it on the same little dirt patch as the others, it probably didn't have enough space in the 19-liter pot, next year it will get a fabric pot, and I'll transplant it into natural field soil to see how it performs. The other plants would be nicely "fattening up" if it weren't for all these pests munching on their flowers. This year there were a lot of caterpillar larvae, I've collected about 30 - 40 smaller and larger specimens so far.