Northern Ligths 10/10 - Outdoor/Organic

LPinto In my outdoor grows, I always start them indoors to protect the plants while they're 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 throughout the winter, to ensure they'll have plenty of nutrients during their growth. In this first week, they've developed well...

LPinto The first rays of sunshine to give an extra boost...

LPinto It's developing well but doesn't seem to be as strong and resilient as they announced... but we'll see...

LPinto Transplantation done to the outdoors, now the real test of its genetics begins to see if it's really that good...

LPinto In this first week outdoors, she suffered a lot, lost some leaves maybe due to the cold nights. Now she seems to be bouncing back so much that she even had a growth spurt.

LPinto it has surpassed the outdoor adaptation phase, now it looks healthy...

LPinto I like it more this way... but it's still far from being a 10/10.

LPinto It's gaining substance... It could turn out to be interesting...

LPinto I'm still skeptical...

LPinto It's full of energy to grow...

LPinto This week it made a good growth leap...

LPinto It's growing very well...

LPinto Esta tambem não deve faltar muito para florir...

LPinto It's getting more and more beautiful, lovely colors and vigor... It even makes you want to just enjoy its growth and the beautiful sunset...

LPinto :)

LPinto Keep growing, as the weather has been very helpful...