Mimosa Shot🍹 in Living Soil by Herbies

BudBeat So far, not much has happened. Last week was really hot again 🔥. That's why I think the ladies are growing a bit slower than usual. I hope things really take off now.

BudBeat Of all three ladies, she is currently the strongest. Despite the last few weeks with over 30 degrees, she is growing very steadily. She will only be repotted when she is stable enough and the root system has established itself.

BudBeat So far, everything is in the green zone. The Mimosa has handled the repotting well. During the transplanting, I also sprinkled some mycorrhiza granules to create a better balance. With the bed, this is now the third run. I think I've found the balance. I hope so…🤔 I fertilized the soil with 1% Flo and also incorporated dolomite lime as a top dress. Waited three weeks and now replanted again.

BudBeat Die Dame wurde vor ein paar Tagen getoppt und gefühlt stört sie das nicht. Sie wächst fleißig weiter und macht sich prächtig. Jetzt hat sie schon 24 cm und wenn alles erstmal so weiter läuft, bin ich sehr zufrieden.

BudBeat Next week, next luck 🍀 At 34 cm, the Mimosa is tall enough for me to lead her into flowering. She's growing steadily upwards, and the topping hasn't really bothered her. By now, a strong scent is noticeable, and I hope to get more of the citrus terpenes. Update I decided two days ago to integrate a net to even out the height difference between the ladies.

BudBeat In the first week of flowering, not much has happened. Except for the development of the leaf mass. The lady is not ready for flowering yet. There are still no female characteristics visible. To help the plant a bit, I mixed 200 grams of Bloomshot from Couple of Plants into the top layer of soil and then watered it. Right now, I'm paying more attention to the pH level of the water. Even though everyone always says you shouldn't focus on the pH level. In the past, I didn't pay attention to the pH level, and the plants were never how I wanted them to be. That's why I'm aiming for a pH level of 6.6 now. The Cal/Mag issue is also absent, and the leaves are growing strong.

BudBeat A beautiful sight. The transformation into flowering is progressing. It's nice to see that the lady is growing without any problems. She's thriving endlessly, and I have to remove a few leaves daily so that the shoots get enough light. The Mimosa is the smallest in the tent, but she's doing quite well.

BudBeat We're starting the next flowering week, and the stretch was very successful last week. The Mimosa has gained almost 100% and is now at 102 cm. That's really not bad. I've defoliated a bit at the bottom to let some air in. Since the fungus gnats are increasing, I've ordered nematodes to get the invasion under control. Other than that, there's nothing to complain about. I'm very happy with the development and think this time it's going to be a really good run. Since yesterday, October 2nd, my honorary worms have moved in. Now they have a bit to do and can process the old roots.

BudBeat 5th week in flowering and from my perspective, it couldn't be going better. The bed: I think the balance in the bed is finally established. A few days ago, I released the beneficial nematodes. They are supposed to do their job now, processing old roots and the compacted soil. Every other time I water, I add 1 gram of Epsom salt to 1 liter of water. Since the increase in fungus gnats has been getting stronger, I released SF nematodes last week. I hope the invasion will be over soon? Mimosa Shot: She's growing steadily and forming her flowers. Her trichome production is just ramping up, and even the more distant fan leaves are being covered in trichomes. When rubbing a leaf, a sour/citrusy scent unfolds. That's exactly what I want to keep in the end, and I hope it doesn't dissipate. 😁