Royal Gorilla Feminized RQS, Exterior.

Psicultivo Germination log of the feminized Royal Gorilla seeds from Royal Queen Seeds for outdoor cultivation with a 100% germination success rate. The germination method used was a container with 200ml of settled water where the 5 seeds were submerged, waiting for the root to break through, after which they were transplanted into jiffys with optimal humidity for development. Currently, they are in the first week of vegetation, so their size is approximately 4 to 5cm in height. I made a solution of 2ml of Grotek Root Force in 1L, watering each pot (fabric pot) with 100ml of water at a pH of 6.2.

Psicultivo Currently, it is in the second week of vegetation, so its size is still between 5 to 7cm in height. I made a solution of 2ml of BAC Organic Grow, and at the moment, it is consuming 500ml (pH: 6.4). This week, I started using BAC Organic Grow to provide the necessary nutrients during the vegetative stage, alternating two waterings with nutrients and the third one just with rested water to avoid nutrient excess. I generally water every other day, always depending on the state of the substrate (it's important to check the substrate condition before watering to avoid the presence of fungi either in the roots or on the leaves). Data: Fertilizers: Bac Organic Grow; 2ml/L Substrate: Mills Light Cheers! 👽

Psicultivo We're in the third week of this grow diary, and while it seems to be a bit slow, that doesn't mean its quality is decreasing in the slightest. The weather in my city is currently winter, so the substrate is generally always moist (almost 70%), which means I can't water as needed to properly nourish it. Therefore, I've been watering with 350ml/day mixed with 0.7ml of Organic Grow (pH: 6.6). Usually, at night, I remove the saucer from the pot to avoid excess humidity, allowing me to water the 350ml without issues and prevent the appearance of mold. I used this method in a previous outdoor grow, but any suggestions are very welcome. Cheers!

Psicultivo We're already in the fourth week of vegetation for this little one. I've been watering her as I mentioned last week (350ml every other day with 0.7ml of Organic Grow at a pH of 6.6). The weather is still humid, so the conditions aren't the best, but she's still growing, which is what matters. Cheers 👽

Psicultivo We're now in the fifth week of vegetation for this little one. I've been watering her with 800ml/day mixed with 1.7ml of Organic Grow. I also added a preventive from Top Crop (Top Barrier), all with a pH of 6.6. The weather is still humid, so the conditions aren't the best, but she's still growing, which is what matters. Cheers 👽

Psicultivo Greetings community! The plant is developing well so far, its growth has been slow due to the weather conditions, the sun is very, very scarce u.u for now it is growing and producing new shoots, starting today I will leave them in my room since the temperature is 6ºC and it could affect them, greetings community! 👽

Psicultivo Hello community! Unfortunately, I lost all the photos from this grow diary. As was already known, being exposed to very low temperatures there is a high probability that the plant will remain stunted. In my case, the temperatures were around 9ºC most of the time. Currently, it is already in flowering and is developing much better now that the outdoor season has started in my country. Cheers!