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BlogMArley First week! We will be uploading a new photo daily, we need to keep the temperature and humidity stable, so I will look for improvements.

BlogMArley This one is different from all the others; it has grown with a small burn on one of its main leaves, and it seems weaker than the rest. I hope that by improving the humidity, it can improve its appearance. It reacted well to the transplant into the 11L pot. Here’s an update from last week and this week that’s starting; everything has turned upside down, the humidity is too high and the temperature is very low. It seems the soil is wet, so I’ve decided to reduce the amount of soil to let it dry out. I’ll let you know how it goes on Sunday when I update!

BlogMArley The last three days of last week were crucial, they have evolved really well, I hope to improve a lot this week. I'm going to apply rooting hormone from Top Crop and Top Veg, each 2 ml per liter of water, this week to further enhance growth. Weekly update: Their growth has been notable, we will lower the height of the light to see if we can raise the temperature. Update: These last 4 days have been a hurricane of growth, last night the halide bulb I was using for vegetative growth burned out. Well, I always have another bulb just in case, but this is a bulb that works for the entire life cycle! The color is yellow, so from here on out, they will be with this light that will accompany us until the end, unless it explodes too, haha!

BlogMArley This has been the only one of the three that hasn't been able to increase in size, but I see it full of buds. I'm waiting for it to surprise me and grow a lot haha. This week I'll add green explosion, and I hope it's a really good week.

BlogMArley This week they're still in the vegetative stage, I haven't applied green explosion yet, but we're really improving in size, they're already coming out of the pot. It's been one of the ones that has taken the longest, but we're doing great!

BlogMArley This week has been a calm week with no news, the leaves are in perfect condition, it has several buds, and flowering has started. Last week, the waterings were every other day until today; starting today, I will give it two liters of water daily. I will apply a flowering stimulant at a dose of 2 ml per liter of water. Autoflowering cannabis varieties grow and flower regardless of the light cycle. That is, there is no need to change the number of hours of light and darkness at any time for them to start flowering; I will maintain the 18/6. We hope to get a very good result.

BlogMArley I exfoliated it about four days ago, big one, to then start giving it to the soil. This orange sherbet has become one of my favorites, it's doing super well and healthy, with a calm but subtle smell. I hope the flowers start to grow.

BlogMArley Little by little, the appearance of those flowers is starting to improve, it's growing little hairs, it's super healthy, hasn't had any deficiencies or excesses, we're doing well, we keep the humidity at 55% with a temperature of 25. I hope to fatten it up a lot more this week. This girl is starting to bulk up the flowers thanks to the application of Big One and Top Bloom. This girl has grown super well, with a forced distance from the light of about 20 cm, maintaining a slower flowering than all her peers, but she keeps a good bloom.

BlogMArley This has been one of my favorites, with a calm but healthy growth, its flowers are starting to form more and more, its lush branches are projecting huge flowers. The temperature is 25 and 38% humidity. I will continue applying Big One and Top Bloom this week to improve stimulation and growth. They are really fattening at a giant pace. I will increase the dosage of Big One and Top Bloom.

BlogMArley The orange sherbet has given us a great surprise, its rapid growth and strengthening of the flowers has pleasantly surprised us. Last week, I added Big One and Top Bloom to the water three times a week. This week we should see better results. The humidity is at 45% and the temperature is 25°. We're reaching the end of the week, and its flowers have connected amazingly fast.

BlogMArley I finished up last week by removing some leaves that were just consuming energy, which helped concentrate its energy on the flowers, which are getting bigger, more resinous, and prettier. The temperature of 25° suits it, although the distance from the light could burn it if it keeps growing. The humidity has been maintained between 40%-45%. This week I will give it fertilizer three times (big one, top bloom, and top bud) to improve and achieve a bigger harvest.

BlogMArley this orange sherbet keeps the temperature at 25 and humidity at 35, the flowers keep getting thicker every time we're still giving it big one, top bloom, and top bud I'll update in a week

BlogMArley Well, this is an extremely awesome strain for achieving productivity. In about a week, I'll be able to tell how they taste and what the actual yield was, although this was one of the ones that grew the flowers much harder and bigger. I hope to get a lot more. I really liked having this strain, and I'll do another diary for this strain again; it's very productive and tasty. In the last week, I only incorporated fertilizer once a week, then just gave it water, and before the final cut, I applied three root washes. I left it in the dark; before this, I checked the trichomes, which were milky white. After the third day in the dark, I cut it, leaving it in a TV box hanging upside down.