Revegetacion

edezfer Esquejes de interior con cogollos trasplantados a exterior

edezfer For several days it was cloudy and the weather was bad, so they did not metabolize the sun well and entered into flowering.

edezfer No buds formed; the calyxes where the seed goes were created, but without seeds

edezfer No buds formed; the calyxes where the seed goes were created, but without seeds

edezfer No buds formed; the calyxes where the seed goes were created, but without seeds

edezfer The buds are hard and have a lot of resin.

edezfer Using alcohol and scissors, remove the excess old leaves and buds, and finally eliminate the caterpillar.

edezfer Growth has slowed down, especially in the three plants whose main stems I cut when I harvested. That's why I put a mesh over them to increase the light and allow for better separation of the buds.

edezfer Of the 5 cuttings I took, only 3 have taken root. I put the 3 smallest ones with the mesh and it's working well; I don't think the 3 largest ones will produce as much bud.

edezfer The cuttings have grown very well; each one is a different size for its pot. The largest one has been in some shade, while the other six large ones need leaves removed, but they are growing with very hard stems.

edezfer The three bush-like plants have spider mites and budworms, but luckily the ones on the trellis don't seem to have spider mites, although I did see bites and caterpillar droppings. I've removed leaves from all of them to improve air circulation and fertilized them with worm castings. I've also sprayed them with insecticide. The cuttings are huge; the one I transplanted has grown a bit bigger, but it doesn't seem to be getting used to the new pot. And luckily it doesn't have a plague