Misty gorilla auto. Zambezaseeds

eldruida_lamota What's up, family? First autoflowering plants of the 2020 season. I'm not too excited about them since I really don't like anything that comes from ruderalis, but that's just my personal preference, so don't mind me. Honestly, I'm curious to see what these Zambezaseeds gorillas give us indoors, even though they're automatic. We'll be using the full range of Agrobeta from start to finish. Perfect germination, on the second day they were moved to the final pots and we let them grow, for now without fertilizing and keeping an eye on all the climate parameters. Not much more to say since it's the first week; everything is going as usual. Cheers, little stoners! 💨💨💨

eldruida_lamota Let's go! I'm thinking about a future homemade LST my way, maybe with this strain, who knows. I'll update on these Misty Gorillas from Zambezaseeds, growth is a bit slow, they're ruderalis, just wait until they get into the groove, it will be non-stop. Humidity is a bit low at 50%, temperature has risen a bit to 26.5, and the pH is spot on at 5.8. Soon, very very soon, I'll start feeding with the Gold range from Agrobeta plus the Black Line base, and we'll see how they progress in the coming weeks.

eldruida_lamota That family, here we go again, with these gorillas from Zambezaseeds, they're progressing and since we started using Agrobeta, I've noticed quite an improvement in their growth. We added Flash Roots, one of the best rooting products, so that the plant takes well in the root ball, this way we'll form a good root system. pH controlled, I lowered the temperature a bit, I don't think I can get it down more but 26 degrees is not bad for growing at this time. Humidity a bit below what I wanted but no major issues, 45%. I'll leave these plants in the corner of the indoor and prepare new projects with non-autoflowering genetics, as always, a clear exception for these autoflowers.

eldruida_lamota Again, we update weekly. I have a feeling this will be the last week of growth, and soon I'll be feeding for flowering. By the fifth week, they should be showing pistils, revealing their pre-flower and sex. Temperature and humidity are controlled, pH is always regulated. This week, we’re adding the rest of the Gold range to prepare for flowering soon. So far, these products are doing more than their job. Misty Gorilla Automatic is behaving well indoors; as soon as it shows its sex, I’ll tie down the tops and we’ll start LST. Cheers and good smokes, little stoners! 💨💨

eldruida_lamota That family, new LST with misty gorilla autoflowering, we'll start for now with 2/3 misty gorillas using this growing method. One of the specimens seems a bit small still to be tying anything. I added BETA SHARK, removed the growth product, and added the flowering product from the BLACK LINE range of AgroBeta. I also removed the rooting agent, as I easily get good root balls and a few weeks of doses are enough. pH controlled at 5.8, humidity around 45%, the temperature never goes above 27 degrees, it always stays just at 26. They look good in color, a fairly manageable stem, were tied between 2 and 3 nodes per plant with coated wire. I hope you like the photos and images since thanks to Zambezaseeds, marshydro, and AgroBeta this cultivation is possible, greetings little smokers 💨💨💨💨.

eldruida_lamota I'm back, there are errors with the page when uploading the videos but it's okay, I'll try to upload them another time if they don't go up already. These misty gorilla autos have a frantic pace, I'm using the LST method, and honestly, this variety is highly recommended. I keep the pH at 6.2, the temperature doesn't go above 26 degrees, and the humidity hovers around 50%. They're under a 250w CFL. These autos are being fed with the full range of AgroBeta. Without Zambeza and AgroBeta, this wouldn't be possible, so thanks 🙏. Cheers, fellow stoners.

eldruida_lamota That family, we finished the 3rd week of flowering and honestly, not much change in the flowers. I really hate autoflowering indoors; I think they're a better option for outdoors or a balcony. But above all, I have to show you the experience with autos too, and what better genetics than the Misty Gorilla autoflowering from Zambezaseeds. And with the variety and the nutrients we're providing, thanks to AgroBeta, they're responding quite well. In the coming weeks, I imagine I'll start noticing differences already. pH regulated at 6.2, temperature around 26.5 degrees, and humidity is at 50%. I'm dealing with a small issue of fungus gnats in the substrate; at this point, it won't affect much, but just so you know, with the summer heat, I also had some problems regarding this earlier. I say goodbye amidst good vibes, see you next week.

eldruida_lamota What's up, family? Let's update these Misty Gorilla Autos from Zambezaseeds, they're amazing, what a color, look at how those flowers are forming! I'm adding Mega PK (0.5g), Terminator, Tricoma, and Explotacogollos (0.2g), all from the AgroBeta range, and by the way, I'm super happy with the results so far; they cover all stages from the beginning to the end of flowering. I'm still keeping an eye on the humidity, making sure it doesn't go above 50%, the temperature doesn't rise above 27 degrees, and the pH is controlled at 6.2 during every watering, whether it has nutrients or not. Well, what you see is what you get! I hope you're enjoying this diary, since I'm not a fan of growing autoflowering strains indoors, I'm bringing you LST indoors with autos to keep increasing the diaries and to serve as a reference for any future questions. Cheers, fellow stoners, and may you have good smokes!

eldruida_lamota That familyyyy, let's go, I'm back and I'm amazed that for being autos, these misty gorilla from Zambezaseeds are getting juicy. I might end up taking them outside to fully mature or who knows, I might hold them until the end in there. I'm still regulating the pH, humidity is around 45%. The temperature is around 27 degrees. I can't complain, for being autos they're doing great, good smokes, little buds.

eldruida_lamota Hey family, sorry for being absent these last 8 days, but I'm back. This Misty Gorilla auto from Zambezaseeds is phenomenal, they're starting to give off aromas, and that's nice. I hope these flowers fatten up more, everything else is going well. We're keeping the temperature below 26 and the humidity below 40%. I'm still feeding them with Agrobeta, of course. I'll let you know that there are going to be a lot of changes for the better in the future, I'll keep you updated little by little. Cheers, smoke buddies, and good vibes.

eldruida_lamota What's up family, we're already entering the final stretch with these misty gorillas auto. They're small plants with compact flowers, I'm really curious to see how they're doing and how they hit. pH regulated at 6.2, temperature rose to 27 degrees, and humidity is below 40%. Just need to clean the roots and not much else, good smokes little puffs.

eldruida_lamota What's up, family? I'm here among the smokes updating the Misty Gorilla Auto. Let's be honest, I'm a bit disappointed with the size of the buds, not with the plant or the quality, just the quantity. And now I think to myself, are autos really worth it knowing that their cycle is similar to feminized ones? 4 weeks of growth, 8/9 weeks of flowering? No, they're not worth it. Let's be realistic; if we want to grow indoors, the best thing we can do is buy feminized seeds and secure our crop. And leave autos only for people who can't afford an indoor setup and have to grow on a terrace, so they can cultivate all year round. I've regulated the pH, removed the nutrients, and cleaned the roots. I've taken them out to the terrace, disassembled the indoor setup, I'm moving, and expanding the comfort zone. That's all for now, folks. Cheers and happy smokes! 💨💨💨

eldruida_lamota I don't know, the truth is I'm disappointed; my expectations were higher, but after a few years, I still see that autoflowering strains just don't perform well. As for their cultivation, it's normal and it's still worth putting on a terrace to see what comes out, although for indoors, I absolutely refuse to recommend something like that. First off, we spend more light than we should for our flowers to end up lacking substance. My score will be a 3/10 mainly because of the size of the flower, a lot of cross with RUDERALIS.