Buddha Seeds Auto Girls

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id_growers We believe that this week we went overboard with the amount of nutrients, since in the following week there were reflected symptoms. P.S.: our cat attacked three plants, which delayed their growth.

id_growers The plants attacked by our cat have stalled in growth.

id_growers We saw the symptoms of nutrient excess maybe and got scared, so we tried to do a light root flush on ALL the plants (big mistake), we overwatered and almost destroyed their roots :( Our plants were sad and stressed, they couldn't lift their branches or leaves.

id_growers trying to correct our nutrient excess and overwatering, we reduced the amount of watering to 200 ml per plant every 2-3 days and the fertilizer to minimal doses

id_growers We saw that the plants are already recovering from the stress of overwatering, so we decided to try the LST technique. It's our first time doing it, and we think it turned out pretty well. The day after applying the technique, the tips started reaching for the light again, straightening up. Now all the tips are getting the same amount of light, and we hope this brings us a better harvest.

id_growers You can see how the buds are getting bigger and bigger; we're still learning from the mistakes we make. The excess water is still present in several plants, so we don't water them until we feel the pot is light and the leaves are upright and not drooping.

id_growers The buds are fattening up little by little, now the smell is not of leaves, but an impressive variety of citrus. We managed to get 3 out of the 5 plants that had drooping leaves to perk up. We still have the challenge of healing the other 2 that are left with issues.

id_growers The Calamity Jane are more advanced than the rest, they have greater resistance than the other strains, so their buds are in a more advanced flowering state. We applied LST again since due to the growth of the plants, some branches and flowering shoots were covered by taller ones, this way we ensure that most receive the same amount of light.

id_growers Week 9 of growth (10 of fertilization) our Calamity Jane No. 4 is the most advanced, having approximately 30-40% of the pistils brown. We believe that in two weeks we will be able to have a harvest or at least a root wash to prepare for the harvest. The plants that were most delayed due to water stress had stagnated as if they were in the second or third week of flowering, and only now are they starting to bulk up again.

id_growers Our Calamity Jane are the most advanced in flowering since their strain is more resilient than the others. We hope that the others will show the same quantity and quality in their buds within a month.

id_growers Our Calamity Jane had mixed trichomes (clear, milky, and some amber), so we decided to do a root wash with about 3 times the capacity of the 11L pot (33 liters of water) and wait to harvest her soon, as we are looking for a more stimulating sativa effect rather than a narcotic indica. Among the other girls, there is still a lot of difference between them; some are getting quite close to the thickness of our Calamity 4, but there are also others that seem to be in their 4th or 5th week of flowering. This is due to our mistakes in cultivation that have stalled and blocked their roots, which we are gradually managing to fix.

id_growers Calamity Jane was always the one who survived our mistakes, becoming the one who achieved her potential on the days set by Buddha Seeds.

id_growers The strain Deimos was regular to grow, but due to the mistakes we made, it was quite affected during its cycle. Its growth was limited, but not its trichome production. We managed to stop the heat stress, and the leaves are starting to turn healthy green from the bottom up.

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id_growers Being our first grow, we are quite satisfied with the results obtained. We made several mistakes, but at the same time the strains were resilient enough to withstand them.