RQS Honey cream

This one germinated in 3 days but the RH of the tent that was placed in is not ideal for seedlings as it is an autoflower tent in late flowering. It is placed on a 300 ml pot with biobizz light mix and will be transplanted on 16 or 20 L pot and moved to another tent as soon as it will be ready(in about 2 weeks). Due to low RH it was troubled trying to get over its helmet and had to make a surgery 😂. First set of leaves came a bit injured but she has been recovering and doing well since then. Germinated another one. The ladies are now two 😁 same soil, same pot, same destiny.

This weeks ladies found a new home. One with better conditions which they will stay until the tent that will end up is free. They now get 4 hours rest and humidity lvls are 65-80. 1 ml / L of Atami root stimulator, bioheaven and biogrow was added to the feed. Also foliar feed with 1 ml of active-Vera and fish mix was applied Midweek.

They been moved to their final tent. HC#1 has a slow growth rate. HC#2 is doing much better and will probably get the bigger pot. They will be transplanted into their final pot in the end of the week. Feed remained the same and foliar with active vera and fishmix will be applied again.

This week there are few updates. Both have been transplanted into a 70% biobizz lightmix / 20% coco coir / 10% perlite HC#1 got a 15L fabric pot and HC#2 got a 19L fabric pot. Summer has come way too early this year with temps reaching up to 28-29 already . Gonna need to find a solution to drop room temp a couple of degrees later on.

So good so far. Both girls are doing great 👌this is their last week before switching to 12/12. Last couple of foliars will be made this week.

Start of week 6. Happy for the growth so far. First defoliation was made and lights are now switched to 12/12. Both ladies looking healthy with good side branches growth even though they were covered under their gigantic indica leaves. Later in the week nutrients will be switched to flower as well.

Been about a week lights have been switched to 12/12 and bud sites have already started to form. HC#1 had a good side branches stretch. HC#2 which is bigger in size still has its side branches almost stuck to the main branch.

A bit of defoliation was made in the beginning of the week. Temp is really high during the whole day. From 23 when lights are off up to 30-31.

Temp was high this week as well but there is no signs of stress. Flower development is rapid and in the end of the week noticed the first pistils turn orange. Really happy with Honey cream so far. In the middle of the week nutrients dose was increased to 3ml each and 2 ml of top max per L.

Not much to be reported this week. Temps are still the same but no stress. Good % of pistils have turned orange and probably next week will be last week with nutrients. The smell of the buds is intense flowery and is amazing.

Only new for this week is that topmax dose increased to 4ml/L. There was a light defol made on HC#2. Some leaves from main stem that had kept few buds hidden were removed.

On day 80( hc1) the last feed with nutrients was applied. From now on untill satisfied with the trichomes maturity will get only water ph 6.5. Later on the week going to a heavy defol.

This is going to be the last week for these ladies. Will be flushed in the end of the week and then let to dry and get chopped. The pictures of the ladies in the 300ml pots are cuttings that were removed on the defol that was made before lights were switched to 12/12. They are 1-2 weeks behind their mothers. On Day 88 they been watered for the last time and in 2 days will get flushed. On day 90 both ladies have been flushed and once they get dry will be chopped 😁😁

First of all this was a minimum effort growing cycle. Time was the enemy as there wasnt much to get the care they deserved. Its flowering cycle was destined to be in the middle of the mediteranean hot summer and it was known that there was no easy solution to prevent high temps during flowering. Veg First week was not great for them as the environment was quite dry and they could have done really better in better conditions. From week 2 to week 5 where the conditions were better they did great and they grown vigorously. They have shown no issues and appeared to adapt easily to the nutrients were used. Flowering Early flowering temp was not really high reaching 29-30 at peak. Everything seem to be going great and ladies were forming buds rapidily. It was around middle to end of flowering when temp got high and at peaks was reaching 32-33 and 25-27 with lights off. Even though they didnt seem to be bothered much. They did the whole cycle with no signs of heat stress. Big ups to this strain for its performance in such warm condition.👌They adapted really well to the nutrients that were fed in flowering too. Harvest Both plants were cut and trimmed and the total wet weight was 330( #1 180 #2 150) All was going great in the harvest until the time of the last top of #2 to be cut and trimmed. Lower piece of the main bud was started to develop mold and I had to cut all the affected part. It ruined a bit of the main bud but damage was not significant. I checked all the other buds after I discovered this and everything was ok thankfully. This is all me as due to high temp I left the RH to 60% and the lack of effort on training the branches so they are not stuck in the main stem. After drying for 5 days they are finaly ready for jar. Total weight from both plants is 70g(15g pop corn). Run a little experiment with the cuttings I got before lights were switched off. I planted 3 cuttings into 300 ml pots(2 survived). 1 was in soil and the other in coco coir without using any rooting gel. They were placed in tent in 12/12 from the beggining and once they got rooted they started flowering. Today they got chopped and I can tell the one in coco coir did better. The buds are pretty much same size but the one in coco is definitely denser. It was the first time tried to make use of the cuttings and I am happy wiyh the result considering I didnt do anything apart of planting them.