Misty gorilla auto Zambeza

Niki063 Hi! The soil has micro life from Top Croc bat guano and Super Mix from Plagron Great White Mycorrhizae. The first 4 days under HPS250 and now under QB 240W 3500K+660nm. Very low humidity 30/40% in the beginning, now working between 60/70% and temperatures between 23 and 20 degrees Celsius, first irrigations with Mammoth P, Cannaboom root stimulant, and water pH 6 EC 0.2 0.2 microsiemens.

Niki063 Hello friends, day 10 for these two little ones, they're starting to develop and in one of them, we can see a beautiful symmetrical malformation in its leaves, they're growing really fast from the start, let's see how it goes! On October 31, they'll get a good watering with Mammoth P, Cannaboom's Raimil, Cal Mag from AV, and a bit of neem in the watering. On November 4, I'll be back home, hope I get the water right! For now, we have temperatures between 23 and 25 degrees and a minimum of 20, with relative humidity between 60/70% and maximums of 80%. Edit day 14, we're back and watering with neem cake in the watering as a preventive measure and nitrogen boost.

Niki063 Day 18 for these misty gorilla auto, with some deformities, some of them quite curious. I had to separate the 2 second leaves from the stem on #2, the plant kept growing and doesn’t show any shoots at the second node, while at the 3rd node it has 4 leaves and 4 shoots. This plant hasn’t had any pruning done, so we’ll see how it goes! Meanwhile, I’ve started to bend #mga a bit. This week I will apply propolis and natural pyrethrins foliarly and we will use a bit of biobizz base for growth, biotonex flowering stimulator from cannaboom, gom2 organic silicon from cannaboom, and vitaboss from cannaboom. The humidity has dropped to 50% with lows of 40, we’ll try to solve that this coming week.

Niki063 Fourth week for these little ones, #2 that wasn't showing any shoots at the second node is now throwing out shoots and apicals at the top, still no sign of pistils. The problem with low humidity has been solved and in the next watering, an extra dose of nitrogen will be given.

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Niki063 We had issues with a bad EC calibration this week, but it's already fixed. MG1 received another watering with nutrients at high EC and another with water and vitamins at EC 0.7. The trichomes are still maturing, and it will start again this week with just water and molasses. MGA #2 keeps fattening up more every day. After this last watering with water, it will receive another watering with base flora enzymes, and the substrate's EC will be checked. The temperatures are reaching peaks of 25 degrees with an average humidity of 40% to 50%.

Niki063 Last waterings with water for mga 1, even though I've already done several waterings with molasses and on top of that, I did a mini flush with 10 liters of water to leave the substrate's EC at 0. The trichomes on the main cola seem to be ready, and when the substrate dries, we'll see if we cut or give another watering with water to make sure it comes out nice and clean. As for resin production and smell, a 10. Mg#2 seems to be getting a bit of cold due to the red stems and veins, although the minimums this week haven't dropped below 19 degrees both at the highest tip and in the substrate. The watering temperature is still between 18.5 and 19 degrees, and the substrate's EC indicates it has enough nutrients, and we've emphasized phosphorus. We're going to try propping it up with another tray in case it's getting cold at the roots. More photos soon!

Niki063 Last days for this misty gorilla auto that will be cut when the substrate dries, it has been another week with just water and molasses. I will update in harvest weeks with the final photos of this and the other plant that is already dry and ready for weighing. The smell is amazing!

Niki063 Cut on the 31st, in the last week we gave the substrate another wash, it has been harvested without trimming to prolong the drying as much as possible, the smell is very citrusy and intense, and the buds and leaves are loaded with trichomes.