mar de vede SOG

Gardenergrower here's my first SOG from seeds, some I planted earlier and others later, it was a mistake but fixable, learning more every day about this beautiful art

Gardenergrower We've been at it for two weeks since the girls sprouted, in another week they'll be transplanted to their permanent home, a 5-liter pot with reused substrate plus All Mix from Biobizz.

Gardenergrower Transplanted the girls to a final 5-liter pot, they got quite stressed but as the days went by they started to bounce back and they look healthy and happy.

Gardenergrower first week of flowering I added a 50-watt UFO LED, it didn't last long in the tent since I found that the light emitted by this LED didn't contribute much I applied foliar bigone from topcrop, plus fish mix from biobizz and top barrier as a preventive top bloom plus bigone in watering

Gardenergrower after two weeks in a 12/12 photoperiod, the girls are showing sex with their calyx and pistils, in a week we will add exaleco2 to the tent so the girls can feed better

Gardenergrower third week of flowering (current) I took the girls out of the tent to do a good cleaning, and to maintain good hygiene and avoid pests, I installed the supports for the girls so they can hold themselves up when the fruit is forming and focus only on fattening and not thickening the stem. We also added Exaleco2Latam, so they can feed and breathe better, helping them produce more abundant fruits. This was the last watering where I applied top veg, and I will start using only flowering fertilizers in the coming weeks.

Gardenergrower Hey folks, here we go with my SOG in week 4 since switching to 12/12. I applied a preventive called CBO Bacillus thuringiensis foliar against caterpillars because I found some chewed leaves. Better safe than sorry! I started fattening up the girls by applying PK (TopBloom, TopCandy, TopBud), I use TopBarrier as a preventive and stopped using TopVeg. Hope you all are doing well and that your projects are going great. Cheers to everyone! P.S. Last Thursday it was my turn to water, and the next day when I went to check on them, they were with their leaves up pointing at the sun, doing the Henkidama and giving energy to Goku 😂 they look healthy and happy so far!

Gardenergrower Hello dear ones, it's been 5 weeks since I changed the photoperiod to 12/12, the girls have been progressing well so far. Due to some issues, I hadn't been able to share their progress; I apologize for the delay. I still hadn't installed the rest of the supports I was missing for 5 girls. The Ehaleco2 bag has been a great ally for my girls. Greetings to all colleagues!

Gardenergrower Hello colleagues, 6 weeks since switching to 12/12, the girls are doing well, some leaves are yellowing due to lack of nitrogen I imagine. I installed the supports that I was missing for the 5 girls that didn't have them. EXHALE CO2 is a bomb, 100% recommended. They have a very nice smell that you can smell as soon as you start going up the stairs to the second floor. I think I'm doing well, there's less and less time until harvest and that makes me very happy. I can't wait for that day to arrive. The last watering with fertilizers I did, I didn't use the base (top bloom) and honestly, the little plants responded quite well. Greetings to everyone from this great community and page, Grow Diaries, I love it. You can also see the progress of my girls on Instagram, hugs and let's keep this going.

Gardenergrower Hey folks, 7 weeks of flowering since the switch to 12/12, we're still fattening up my girls, so far they're doing well and hungry.

Gardenergrower 8 weeks of flowering, the girls keep fattening up very well and are healthy, some leaves are yellowing as they consume their nutrients. I'm really happy so far that everything is going smoothly. The last watering I did was with fertilizers; from week 9, I will keep them with just water.

Gardenergrower 9 weeks since the switch to 12/12 this week I'm only watering with water and enzymes so that the remaining nutrients in the substrate can be consumed and thus fatten my girls a bit more. I'm happy with the result of my first SOG, a lot of work, but very entertaining and satisfying. Whenever you want, you can do it. Many told me I had too many plants to care for, but with love and dedication, everything is possible, even more. I wish I could have seeds of just one strain to do a SOG, maybe later on and with perseverance it can happen. There's not much time left for the long-awaited harvest eaeaea and to keep growing immediately. I won't do a root wash because it's an unnecessary waste of water, so they'll be kept on just water until harvest, which I think I'll do in about a week. Greetings to everyone and never stop planting, hugs to the GrowDiaries community!

Gardenergrower very easy variety to grow,, productive, in 5 liters I got between 9 and 12 grams from the 4 plants, 40 grams, in bigger pots I think it would produce a lot, each plant, rich flavor, good hit, with a few puffs you’re nicely high :-)

Gardenergrower These Critical strains came out really good and productive in 5-liter pots, yielding 10 grams each. Easy to grow, keeping everything clean and organized, the girls deliver and reward you for taking care of them.

Gardenergrower happy with the harvest, rich flavor, it doesn't scratch the throat like the other varieties, all very rich in flavor and smell, and the best part is that they don't scratch the throat