Royal Gorilla Auto

M_Littlefield The seed is germinated directly in the 11-liter pot. On day 7, it is watered with Atami Rootbastic.

M_Littlefield It has been watered every two days with a little water and spraying the little plant 2-3 times a day.

M_Littlefield Watering is done with half a liter each time, so it's watered every 3 days. Letting them grow a bit more and preparing the material to do LST. LST is applied on the last day.

M_Littlefield It continues to be watered with half a liter each time, so it gets watered every 3 days. A light LST is applied so that the lower branches stretch a bit. After a few days, it is straightened and a light pruning is done, leaving light for all the lateral branches.

M_Littlefield After the defoliation, the plant has been left to do its own thing. Watering is still every 2-3 days, but now it wants more water, almost a whole liter. Midweek, it started showing the first signs of sex, so the last watering of the week already has flowering products, although in small doses. The plant has been moved to a new grow tent that I received this week. Let's hope they adapt well to the new space.

M_Littlefield The plant has been allowed to grow at its own pace. What's interesting is that the branches are growing horizontally, not bending towards the light, so it has widened out like a bush. With flowering already started, a more pronounced defoliation is done than in previous times, so there won't be anything else to do until it's time to harvest. Between watering with nutrients, it is watered with water and enzymes to slightly improve the substrate.

M_Littlefield Let the plant do its thing. We increase the nutrients a bit more and alternate between nutrients and just water. Slight defoliation of the leaves that create shade.

M_Littlefield It keeps getting watered every 3 days, two with fertilizer and one with water and enzymes. The plant is left to do its thing. It's filling up with white hairs, we're halfway through flowering according to its profile, let's hope they start to fatten up little by little.

M_Littlefield I'm following the BioBizz schedule to the letter, letting the plant do its thing. Midweek, red spots start appearing on the leaves and some discoloration. I don't know the real reason; I've looked for information but can't find anything that clarifies it. I've created a thread in the Questions section; maybe someone has had the same problem and can help me. It also seems that the leaves are starting to show signs of over-fertilization, with a slight yellow color at the tips. I'll have to start cutting back on the doses of BioGrow or BioHeaven. As always, any advice or help is welcome 😊

M_Littlefield The problems that started last week continue, and the spots on the leaves are becoming more widespread. The lower leaves are starting to yellow and curl. Now the issues seem more like a calcium deficiency. That's why I'm applying a homemade method of crushed eggshells in the soil for it to absorb. The deficiency has notably affected the development of the flowers. Out of the two waterings this week, only one had 1ml of TopMax. The other was just with water. Depending on the progress, we'll either continue with just water or go back to the flowering nutrients.

M_Littlefield The problems keep progressing on the leaves, some of them are already dying, which I remove so that there are no remnants in the substrate that could cause other issues. The flowers seem to be fattening up but at a very slow pace. This week, it has only been watered 2 times, once with water and the other with the fertilizer indicated for this week.

M_Littlefield We're continuing like last week, watering with water and then another watering with nutrients, every 3 days. The deficiency hasn't been fixed, but it does seem like the speed at which it was progressing has decreased. The flowers keep growing, getting fatter little by little, but I don't think they'll end up being really tight. We'll see. Soon I'll start just watering with water.

M_Littlefield The cannabinoids are starting to change color from clear to white. We stopped watering with nutrients and switched to 2 waterings a week of 2L to clean the soil and the plant. The deficiency hasn't been fully controlled, but it seems we've slowed it down enough for the plant to make one last push. I'll keep observing with the microscope to decide the harvest day.

M_Littlefield Last days of the beloved plant. Waiting for the flowers to finish fattening up, and for the trichomes to turn 100% milky, some of them amber. Watering only with water, doing small root flushes to thoroughly clean the plant. Most likely, we'll be cutting her down next week, manicured and ready to dry. Can't wait to taste her.

M_Littlefield Easy-to-grow strain, with a not very tall size, making it very manageable. Resistant to pests, I only had problems with some Ca/Mag deficiency. Totally recommendable for anyone looking for a strain with a good level of THC.