RED POISON AUTO SWEED SEEDS

julian100614 This time we are lucky enough to try a RED POISON AUTOMATIC FROM SWEED SEEDS 🔥 This wonder is a hybrid between one of the most appreciated varieties in their catalog, the Green Poison®️ (SWS14), and an exotic autoflowering genetic with purple flowers and Pakistani Kush ancestors. Red Poison Auto®️ (SWS39) grows with the appearance of an indica-sativa hybrid. It shows great hybrid vigor from the early stages of growth. It develops a strong stem and long, flexible lateral branches. It produces large, compact buds loaded with aromatic resin. The aromas and flavors are very pleasant and intense, sweet and fruity with a smooth Skunk background. With this official description from Sweed Seeds' own page, it makes our mouths water just reading it. We will be watching the progress of this little one to see what it becomes in about 3 months 😊👌 Day 1: We have germinated the plant in a mini-greenhouse with a 20W LED light, at 28°C and 60% humidity. Day 2: The seedling has emerged and we have transplanted it to the cabinet and its final pot. A 7L pot with a substrate mix of Top Crop Complete Mix and Biobizz Light Mix in a 70/30 ratio. All pots have 3mg of Micro Vita to protect them from pests. We watered with 1L of water with 1ml of Deep Underground from Top Crop (rooting agent) to start creating the root system as strong as possible. The temperature in the cabinet is 30°C with a humidity of 60%. The cabinet has a built-in humidifier 🔥 Day 3: I'm using a 400W sodium bulb in a 1x1x2 cabinet, which emits quite a bit of heat, and the plants dry out pretty quickly. I'm trying to raise the humidity to the maximum with the help of a humidifier and with misted water to keep the environment at an optimal point, but it's a difficult task. We have watered the plants again with water 💧 pH6 at 30ºC with 200 PPM. Day 4: I'm still working on maintaining the temperature and humidity at optimal parameters; for now, we have: •Day 30°C and 50-60% humidity •Night: 26°C and 50-60% humidity

julian100614 We started the 2nd week with no significant changes. We're going to keep the same nutrients so that its root system grows as strong as possible 💪 With the 400W sodium light in a 1x1x2 setup in the middle of summer in Spain 🇪🇸, it really is difficult to maintain temperature and humidity, but we're managing it with some damp towels to keep the optimal values 🙌 Day 10: We're still keeping the substrate without watering since it doesn't need water yet and remains moist, so we'll continue like this until we see the top layer completely dry. Day 11: I've gotten some pretty good optimal values for humidity and temperature, and the plants appreciate it. -Temperature: approximately 25-30°C -Humidity: 40-70% Day 12: Today, finally, the little plant was asking for food, this time with nutrients 😊 I added 1ml/l of Deeper Underground from Top Crop to continue this feeding, and we'll move on to other growth nutrients 💪 Day 13: The little Red Poison Automatic has already reached 6cm in height, which shows that it's growing at a pretty good pace. We're keeping the substrate exactly the same since it remains perfectly moist 👍

julian100614 We started her 3rd week very happy to see the progress of our 1st Red Poison Auto from Sweed Seeds. They gave me the opportunity to try their varieties, and I’m really excited and happy to see the results they are having. This week we are going to subject the plant to LST to get more yield from her, probably combined with an apical trim or FIM, depending on how things go 😃😊 Day 18: Today we fed the little one, after a few days without being able to give her food due to moving, the plant held up quite well. We did an apical trim to see how it works 👌

julian100614 Our Red Poison 1 Automatic is growing quite well, a trunk with a lot of strength and it's stretching quite a bit. It seems that the apical pruning is developing it really well and it's already starting to grow its two tops. We've subjected it to LST so that all the branches get the most light and continue developing.

julian100614 We're starting its 5th week and with that, the flowering. This little one is starting to show its first pistils at the different tips we made earlier with the apical pruning. 👌 I'm starting the week with a dose of nutrients so it can keep forming its entire structure since I didn't apply them last week due to excess TDS in the drainage water, and I left the week free for it to absorb what it had.

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julian100614 Her 8th week went well. She had a small issue due to lack of water since I was away, but she handled that deficiency pretty well, and now we're keeping an eye on her so she doesn't lose any more leaves. The buds are already forming and have a really nice color and beautiful appearance; we'll see if the result reflects that. We've added different products to her feeding for the necessary nutrient supply. We always keep the pH at 6 and raised the nutrients to 1EC.

julian100614 The 8th week went wonderfully 😃 This beautiful genetic is bringing out all its potential 💪 The buds have a strong smell and are quite sticky 😋 It's holding up pretty well against the issues we've had 🔥 We're keeping the EC at 1 to raise it to 1.1 next week. A continuous pH of 6 and a temperature of 30°C. Cabinet conditions: •Day temperature: 28°C •Night temperature: 25°C •RH: 50%

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julian100614 In my experience, this plant responds much better without any type of training for bud fattening under the right conditions. 👌 In this case, the production was very good but the weight of the buds was quite lacking. 🤔 In another one of my diaries, I grew the same strain, with the same substrate, same germination method, and the same conditions but without LST, and the results were much better. 👌 However, I am very proud of its trichomes, smell, and potency. 💪 GOOD SMOKES 🔥