3Ϻ α FЯΘDΘ'S & ΘG KUSH ΘЯGΛИIC

- I have harvested it 94 days from seed. - It is an elegant and delicate plant at the same time, with a soft smell and many trichomes. I think you don't need many nutrients. The buds are fat and hard. The growth was slow but in flowering it behaved very well. He grew very compact, like his cultivation partner. - All the nutrients I have used in my crop have been made by me with organic raw materials, except atazime. - The last week of irrigation I have done with 1.1 EC and only with seaweed hydrolyzate, molasses, ormus and enzymes. - Overall satisfied, although last week I had a mishap with the apical bud, half dried and I cut it 4 days before harvest. The problem was not fungi or worms, rather I think the flowers of that part withered, the rest of the buds grew without problems. - Weight in green and manicured 346g. - The potting soil is drying and I will use half of it for the new crop, adding some nutrients. The pine bark padding is also reserved for new pots, the bark is loaded with nutrients from the previous waterings and will gradually release with the new watering in the new pots. - The padding inferior to the pine bark, composed of blond peat has fulfilled its function perfectly, the roots are healthy and very populated just below this padding. For the new padding I plan to also use the dry leaves of pruning and manicure today, I want to reproduce the natural cycle of nutrient transfer of the plant: First the plant welcomes nutrients from the earth and then the dried and old leaves pass through their nutrients to the earth ... and start over :) - Now it is time to dry slowly and ripen in glass jars, this process will last at least 45 days, then I will smoke a few cigarettes of laughter and make my comments on that aspect. Greetings to all 😏