2 White Dwarf, Department Sun

Hatecrew171 - I used the tupper method to germinate, I left them on December 31 before sunset in their tupper with damp napkins, they germinated 2 days later, on January 2. - The substrate used was a mix of 50% coco mix, 25% worm humus, and 25% perlite. - The substrate was watered a lot on January 2 during the night. - On January 3, they were transplanted into their pots at around 8 in the morning. - After that, I only used a spray bottle if the substrate looked very dry on top.

Hatecrew171 - They were fed on day 10, with 2ml of biogrow in one and a half liters of water, both plants were watered with half of that. - There were a couple of days with not much sun, even rain, so those hours they were left under a Chinese 80w LED light (the reviews end up saying it's 27w effective). - On day 14, they were fed again with 2ml of biogrow, 1ml of biobloom, and 1ml of top max, the dose was advanced to fit the schedule of an auto.

Hatecrew171 - They will be fed on day 18, with 2ml of biogrow, 2ml of biobloom, and 1ml of top max in 1 liter of water, using 1 liter per plant; it looks like they need more water already. - On day 18, they started to have the typical cannabis smell, you can smell it when you get close to the plants. - The Chinese light is still being used from time to time; it seems to contribute something since the days it’s used are when they grow the most at night.

Hatecrew171 I water every 3 days, preparing 1.5 liters of water, with 3ml of biogrow, 1ml of biobloom, and 1ml of top max, trying to adapt the biobizz schedule for autoflowering plants.

Hatecrew171 Both plants showed their sex, plant 1 is staying more "big and strong" than her sister, plant 2 showed her sex a couple of days later, she seems to be lagging behind. The plants were placed indoors, the first days with the same Chinese light mentioned earlier of 80w (although online it says it's a maximum of 27w). Then the Chinese light was replaced with a 250w HPS light on an 18/6 photoperiod. The nutrient dosage was increased, starting to prepare for flowering.

Hatecrew171 Plant 2 is starting to grow stretched out, unlike Plant 1, which stayed smaller but more robust. Due to heat and cooling issues, the indoor setup is operating in a range of 26-34 degrees Celsius; apparently, the plants haven't had problems with the excessive heat. The plants are still under the 250w HPS light with a photoperiod of 18/6. The nutrient dosage has been increased, using week 8 of the Biobizz growing program. The adopted sister seems to be getting used to her new home; she looks more awake and is growing. She is being watered with 4ml of Biogrow every 3 days to try to stimulate her growth. The AK-47 is showing its sex; you can't see much, but it shows its first pair of pistils.

Hatecrew171 Plant 2 is growing much more than plant 1; apparently, it's already in pre-flower. Plant 1 is fully flowering, barely growing, just fattening up. The heat is consistent; on some days I manage to lower it a couple of degrees by leaving the indoor a bit open and also the windows. The plants are still under the 250w HPS light with a photoperiod of 18/6. We're continuing with the dosage of 4ml of the Biobizz try pack. It seems like we’re managing to stimulate the growth of the AK-47; it's keeping up with its half-sisters but with many more leaves. There are no seeds visible in its nodes, just larger pistils starting to appear in the inner nodes.

Hatecrew171 Plant 2 has left Plant 1 far behind in size, but in terms of production, it seems like Plant 1 is doing much better, despite being half its size. Plant 2 had some kind of offspring, I honestly don’t know what it is, I’ll try to keep it a bit away from the indoor to see if the little one survives and grows healthy. The plants are still under the 250w HPS light with a light schedule of 18/6 and are now entering the final phase of their life. Both plants stopped being fertilized in the middle of week 7, they are only watered with water to avoid bad flavors from fertilizers. The AK-47 has grown a lot, it seems to have recovered from the damage it had at some point and will be a normal plant, with average growth.