Banana Sherbet - Outdoor - Organic

LPinto In my outdoor grows, I always start indoors to protect the plants while they are small because just one injury can destroy a plant. Once they reach a healthy size, I transplant them into the organic soil I've developed, with composting done throughout the winter, to ensure they have plenty of nutrients during their growth. In this first week, they developed well...

LPinto It's on the right track... It's already getting some good sunbaths...

LPinto The Sun gives a good boost to growth...

LPinto Transplantation done... She was a bit upset because of the cold nights, but I'm sure it will go well...

LPinto Apparently, it has already adapted well to the outdoors at 100%, just look at the growth spurt and the vibrant colors it shows.

LPinto I'm very satisfied with the growth and adaptation to the outdoors :)

LPinto It's not just because it's mine, but I think it's really beautiful...

LPinto :)

LPinto 😍

LPinto It grows more and more and faster...

LPinto It made a good growth leap... Fantastic...😀

LPinto It's starting to gain some dark tones on the stem and branches, does anyone know if it's due to the colder nights or the heat...?

LPinto We already have the first pre-flowers...

LPinto It's getting more beautiful every day, lovely colors and vigor...

LPinto :)

LPinto It hasn't grown much in height but has increased a lot in volume...

LPinto Another stage... Flowering has begun...

LPinto Now they really look like flowers... Please fatten up...

LPinto The weather has been a disaster... a lot of rain, a lot of wind... I've even put up support stakes... But it's holding up firm...

LPinto I needed a trimming... Some leaves have gone to free up space next to the buds...

LPinto 5 days of rain washed away the nutrients... it's yellowing but I don't even know if I'll be able to reverse it since there's not much time left for the buds to be ready...