Green ak xL . Zambezaseeds

eldruida_lamota What's up family, here I go again, starting with another genetic from @zambezaseeds, in this case Green Ak xL. I've never grown it before, although I've come across some AK genetics over the years, and I must say they are quite productive. Let's see if this one is too. pH 6.2 always regulated from start to finish.

eldruida_lamota What's up family, we're back and updating for the second week 😘 The truth is they're growing well, soon we'll have to transplant to correct the height. We have the pH controlled at 6.2 and they're slowly taking off. We still haven't added any products. We'll also lower the height of the light soon. This variety from @zambezaseeds looks good family 😈

eldruida_lamota Updating the family again this week. In week 3, we transplanted to 7L in all mix soil. This genetic variety really needed the transplant the most. They look healthy, but the cotyledons are starting to yellow as they were asking for nutrients. pH is controlled at 6.2 and the temperature doesn’t drop below 18 or rise above 27. Optimal conditions for temperature. Not so much for humidity, but it's within the 55% parameter. Now we’ll start giving them food and move on to flowering.

eldruida_lamota How's it going, family? We're updating again this week, and this strain hasn't taken the transplant well, which came with a slight nitrogen deficiency and excess humidity. We managed to fix it by watering the same amount over longer periods between waterings and adding plenty of nitrogen. Everything is coming along nicely, and we'll soon switch to 12/12 for flowering. We're still monitoring the parameters in the water and the temperature in our setup, with a max of 26 and a min of 18.

eldruida_lamota Back again, family! We’re bringing you this week’s update, and we’ve already resolved some issues that came up from the transplant (they didn’t take it well). After transplanting, the substrate didn’t dry out properly the first few days, and 4 leaves wilted. With some feeding and waiting a bit longer between waterings, we solved the problem and are moving forward. pH is controlled at 6.5, feeding everything with the jungle range and additional Advanced Nutrients. Aside from those little headaches, this strain is quite sensitive to temperature, so we need to be careful because it shows symptoms very quickly. However, that doesn’t mean it’s a bad strain; it just requires a bit more experience and skill. It’s the only strain that was affected by the low temperatures at night, but without serious problems.

eldruida_lamota What's up, family? I've got a lot of headaches, this strain is really tough. They need a lot of nutrients, and they've widened quite a bit, so I had to do some low pruning, which I really don't like. I'm also keeping an eye on one of them because it smells like a hermaphrodite. Don't mind me, the last grow was top-notch and I've been high all day... but that's not the case here. Our Green AKs are quite sensitive to temperature changes, and well, I wouldn't recommend them to beginner growers, but rather to people with several years of experience to get the best out of them. pH controlled at 6.5, we haven't messed that up or the nutrients, we'll see how it goes soon. Cheers, family!

eldruida_lamota What's up family, we're back with some bad news, one plant turned out to be hermaphrodite and I had to take it out of its spot. I'm leaving you photos of some branches. The 2 that are left don't look bad, they grew a lot in height but that's okay, XL. pH controlled at 6.5, maximum temperatures 28 and minimum 19, no apparent problems. A variety that's a bit difficult for beginners.

eldruida_lamota What's up, family! We're bringing you the 3rd week of our Green AK xL, and they're looking pretty healthy. I had to tie the tips to the corners because they got a bit too tall for us. They have a lot of lateral branches, which I hope will turn into long flower tails in a few weeks. pH is controlled and humidity is within the recommended parameters; we water every 2 days, and all the waterings include nutrients. This strain has me personally puzzled; it's quite sensitive to changes, so we're trying to keep it on a steady feeding and lighting routine without any changes. We'll see how it progresses in a few months.

eldruida_lamota Good evening family, we're updating the diary again, and we've just finished the fourth week of flowering. Those lateral branches are really stretching out, they're going to look beautiful, they seem healthy and vigorous. You can really notice the sativa shape of their leaves, so we'll see how long it takes for them to flower. pH controlled at 6.5 and humidity below 45%, not bad conditions, with minimum temperatures of 20 and maximums of 27.5 degrees. By tying down the tips, the branches tended to reach for the light, and thanks to that, the plant is taking on the shape of the corner.

eldruida_lamota Good morning family, I'm back with this 5th week of flowering of our green ak xL from zambezaseeds. One is a bit stunted and doesn't want to eat nutrients, while the other is doing better and is eating. pH is controlled, temperature and humidity are within the established parameters. A strain that's quite difficult to master, very sensitive to changes, but surely if grown well, it will give its all, xL its name says it all.

eldruida_lamota What's new, family? My green ak xL are bearing fruit, you wouldn't believe how beautiful they're getting. The flowering is a bit slow and it's a difficult strain to grow, but if you really know what you're doing, it's worth it.

eldruida_lamota Good evening family, after the chaos of Covid and all these looks, we're back to update the week. These green AK from Zambeza Seeds are already phenomenal, one specimen is packed with tricks and the other is still floating around. pH regulated and temperature/humidity within parameters. I’ll leave you the photos so you can appreciate them well, and I hope to be around here next week. Cheers family!

eldruida_lamota Good evening, little smokers! We're back again, and these green ak xL are looking incredible. They're quite sensitive to temperature changes and variations in nutrients; you have to be very stable and careful with the climate changes. If you manage it, you'll get some huge flowers full of trichomes. pH controlled, temperature and humidity within the correct parameters. One of the two remaining plants will receive a root wash soon, while we'll keep feeding the other one for another week or two. See you next week, family!

eldruida_lamota What's up family, this week we washed the roots of one plant, and the other plant is still getting nutrients. pH controlled, we'll try to keep that plant for another week, the other one still has a couple of weeks left at least. pH controlled, we lowered humidity to 35% and keep the temperature below 27. These flowers are taking on some incredible hues, and they're starting to release some brutal aromas like acid.

eldruida_lamota What's up family, we're still confined, but going all out, and check out these green ak xL, they're giving it their all. pH controlled, we've already cleaned the roots and we'll be cutting soon, however, we're still regulating the humidity, temperature, and especially the pH which we've adjusted to 6.5. We have one that's a bit burnt from over-fertilization in the last few weeks, but it's still maturing quite well. In these tough times, good vibes to all you stoners!

eldruida_lamota Pfff, let me explain that these green ak xL are a pretty difficult strain to grow, environmental changes hit them hard, and you have to be careful with the feeding since they can easily get over-fertilized, so watch out for that. On the other hand, if you're a grower with several years of experience and everything goes well for you, it's worth trying it because the flavor of this strain makes up for the difficulty of growing it. THC up to 18%, predominantly sativa. Genetics: Afghan x Colombian x Mexican x Thai Landrades.