Cultivo 2026

Aero_Sativo On this occasion, I will cultivate four varieties: two Accord de Mamiko, one Critical Jack Herer, one Runtz, and one Bubble Gum; with the last two being bulk seeds. Since the Runtz and the Bubble Gum are indicas, I gave them a two-week head start compared to the Accord and the C. Jack Herer, so that the plants have a similar size when they enter flowering.

Aero_Sativo Third week of vegetative stage. All the seeds germinated without issues and the plants are in 7L pots.

Aero_Sativo Fifth week of flowering and the cold is already being felt. With the light on, the thermometer reads 19°C

Aero_Sativo Fifth week of vegetative. The plants were showing deficiencies, so I started fertilizing; their color and appearance improved significantly. The days are getting colder now that we are approaching winter.

Aero_Sativo Sixth week of cultivation and the cold is already felt.

Aero_Sativo Last week of vegetative, now I’m putting up the net and starting to shape the grow horizontally.

Aero_Sativo First week of flowering, the plants look healthy despite the cold weather.

Aero_Sativo Second week of flowering. A small red spider mite sprout appeared, so I applied Arañitas foliarly to eliminate the pest. The plants are stretching and look healthy.

Aero_Sativo Fifth week of flowering. The plants didn't grow as I thought when switching to the 12/12 photoperiod, which is clearly due to the low temperatures I'm growing in. The Accord have been more affected than the others, probably because they are the most sativa in the bunch. The plants are already starting to ask for more food, especially the Critical Jack Herer. I'll be gradually increasing the feeding dose...