Special Queen Outdoor

3rnest The plant is started in a small seedling box and kept indoors during the cold night temperatures, to then be moved outside after May 15th.

3rnest The lady is growing diligently. This time I used BioBizz - All Mix as the substrate.

3rnest It grows and grows... The care is easy and everything works as it should.

3rnest After 4 weeks, she'll first go outside to the greenhouse for testing and then permanently, I'm curious to see how she develops.

3rnest The plant is developing well and is getting plenty of sun.

3rnest The plant is growing nicely and shooting up.

3rnest The plant keeps growing taller, I'm curious how much longer it will fit in the greenhouse 😬

3rnest This week, luckily, it got a bit sunnier and warmer again. The plant keeps growing without a break; I'm curious to see how tall it shoots up. 🌱

3rnest I took a cutting from the greenhouse since the plant is getting too big. I'm curious to see what size it will reach.

3rnest The greenhouse is slowly getting too small 😜 The heat with temperatures over 40⁰C seems to have been liked by the plant, and it keeps stretching towards the sky. It has now reached a height of over 2 meters. The space is getting a bit tight, but I will try to keep as many shoots as possible and tie them to the side in the greenhouse or let them grow out the top; otherwise, I guess I’ll have to trim a bit.

3rnest The plant is growing and growing... I had to take off a few branches and leaves to let some air into the greenhouse again.

3rnest The lady is growing and growing... I had to remove some leaves and branches in the greenhouse because space is getting tight, but she's still stretching upwards and has enough room to expand. I'm curious to see how big she will get; she's almost reached 3 meters.

3rnest Now the 3 meters have been reached. Luckily, the plant has enough space to grow upwards and can unfold well.

3rnest This week there was a lot of rain at first and then some good sunshine again. I also released some predatory mites in the greenhouse this week since I have a slight infestation of spider mites and thrips. I wanted to contain it in time before the infestation becomes a problem. Otherwise, the lady is developing wonderfully and is growing diligently.

3rnest The plant continues to grow

3rnest I was already worried that the plant would start flowering too late, but the first buds are slowly showing, and I hope that September and October will be nice and warm and dry this year.