The cruel AutoDoor Milky F1 Way Of Life

Irrai Please ignore me. It only annoys me when the weeks are displayed differently.....

Irrai Even though they’re F1 varieties, the two are responding differently to topping and training — each has its own personality when it comes to manipulation 🌱✨. They spent the first few weeks growing under the two Stixx, and when the weather settles and remembers that summer’s coming, they’ll move into larger pots and head outdoors ☀️🌿.

Irrai So far everything’s going well — I’m leaving the first side shoots in place and hoping they won’t cause big stress when I repot later 🌿🤞. They spent the first few weeks growing under the two Stixx, and when the weather settles and remembers that summer’s coming, they’ll move into larger pots and head outdoors ☀️🌿.

Irrai Repotting always has room for improvement—but first you have to get the ladies out of their 9L fabric pots. When roots grab onto that felt like it’s their new home, it’s… a mission. 😅 I’m just hoping they made it through with no major damage, and after almost 3 days, I finally went in for some corrective touches so I can see what’s really going on in there again. 👀🍃 Milky 1 has really shaped up nicely—honestly, I would’ve loved to see that kind of growth form with the Break-Up Cake too. But still: it’s turned into a genuinely beautiful “cake” shape, and it looks healthy and confident. ✨ Milky 2, however… I caught it a little at one spot—probably in that moment during the “perfect” repotting process. 😏 But don’t worry: I noticed it right away and fixed it immediately. ?✅ Now I just have to hope everything heals up well and it starts knitting itself back together and growing strong again. 🌱💚

Irrai Sooo again something learned… 🍀 Training like tightening a car tire—always evenly, opposite to opposite. 🔧🌱 Milky 2 revealed herself to me right in front of me: perfectly centered, like she knew exactly where to be. 😌✨ And since I handled the “first aid” right away (yeah, I’m proud), there are no photos of my little disaster. 😅 I fixed her immediately with a flower wire “brace,” tied it down with stronger wire, and then disinfected the split seam using my freshly spun honey. 🍯 I repeated the whole procedure several times so no nasty germs could get in. 🚫 After that crappy weather, I finally got to move the little outdoor plants outside for real. 🌦️🌞 Since then they’ve been enjoying minimum 35°C and happily chowing down on their nutrient solution. 🔥💧🌿🌼 Ah yeah—and she smells really good, like chocolate 🍫😄🍯