Cream cookies

BlogMArley This strain Cream Cookies from Fatbuds has been one of the ones that catches my attention the most because of its big flowers. This girl germinated on the 5th day and has been in the soil for a day where she already released the first leaves. She has grown in height but everything is good, she looks super healthy. I'll update on Sunday of the following week.

BlogMArley Second week of growth, I still have it in a less than one-liter cup, this week I'm going to change the pot and I'll add rooting hormone to branch the plant out much more. We're doing well with the conditions of 25° and 50 humidity with an 18-hour light cycle and 6 hours of darkness. We'll update on Sunday!

BlogMArley This week I transplanted it, but I couldn't take many photos. Its growth has been good, maintaining an 18-hour light cycle and six hours of darkness, with a temperature of 25 and humidity ranging between 45% and 55%, while the watering is one liter daily. 20 centimeters from the light so they don't grow like a giraffe.

BlogMArley This week has been super chill, I haven't achieved optimal temperatures but no problems. I keep a temperature of 25 and humidity between 35% and 45%. I'll raise the humidity to keep things in better condition. I maintain the distance from the light at 20 cm while I water them with a liter daily. To kick off the week, I added green explosion to improve growth.

BlogMArley This week it has grown extremely well, it has had a big stretch even though I haven't raised the light any higher, as I need to maintain height until flowering. The temperatures are 25° with a humidity of 45%, and the watering is one liter per day. We've only added Green Explosion, and next week I'll add Top Veg.

BlogMArley This week it has started to give off a flower smell that the whole house noticed they went into flowering. haha This week I added top veg to later spray with big one. I lowered the temperature to 20° and the humidity to 35%. With this, I hope to enhance the flowers. I keep the light at a distance of 15 cm from the tip to the light.

BlogMArley This week has been super productive, although it needs more nutrients since we applied new fertilizers! We keep the temperature at 25º while the humidity is 45% with an 18/4 cycle. Its nodes are connected, but the distance from the light was very short and it burned some leaves! Remember to maintain a distance of 20 cm from the tip of the plant to the light!

BlogMArley This week has improved and its flowers are coming together, it just needs to keep growing and tightening the flowers. We'll maintain the humidity at 40% and the temperature at 20° with an 18/6 cycle since they are autoflowering. We have an excess of fertilizers, so we'll reduce the dose to fertilize it once a week. Meanwhile, the watering will be daily with one liter.

BlogMArley This week I lowered the fertilizer dose to once a week. I maintain an 18/6 cycle with a temperature of 20° and a humidity of 35% with daily watering of one liter. The excess fertilizer had some stained leaves, but by lowering the fertilizer dose and increasing the water, I was able to improve the appearance. I also removed some leaves to enhance the flowers.

BlogMArley This week the flowers have started to mature. The trichomes are still clear, turning slightly white. We keep the humidity at 38% with a temperature of 20° and an 18/6 cycle. Its appearance has improved, and we no longer have excess or deficiencies.

BlogMArley This harvest, unlike the previous ones, grew to a smaller size than the others. This time I cut with the trichomes milky and not amber. We had conditions of 38% humidity and 20 degrees temperature with an 18/6 cycle. Before cutting, I did a root wash for three days, and on the fourth day, I left it in a dark room for 24 hours. Then I proceeded to cut the plant and manicure it, and then left them in a dark room at a temperature of 20° upside down for about 10 days.