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Our first growing experience ever. After one day in a half cup of water and two and a half days in a paper towel, it grows a two cm root.
We moved it to its current pot. The next day it started to grow outside the soil with two tiny leaves.
We didn't do much, we moved it around to follow the sun during the day, from one window to another.
We feared it might be stretching (later we discovered it is not) so we used a pipe cleaner to support it.
We made some adjustments to the LST.
We try to stop Thrips from spreading, using Neem oil with water spray. Continue with the fertilizer as the last week.
We started adding some banana peel fertilizer, around half a litre every three days as we discover some changing in the leaves colour. it turns out it is Potassium deficiency.
We started boil banana peels in a boiled eggs water so it has both Potassium and Calcium, about 500 ml twice a week. Arzaq is getting taller and thicker and small buds are growing on every branch.
Stoped all the nutrients and started flushing, some leaves started to turn yellow, the weather is colder this week, rather than that it seems to do alright
The buds started getting bigger, I am still confused as the temperature now is 30+ celsius, and the daylight lasts for around 15 hours per day, should I move it to another cooler place with more hours of darkness?
I am still confused as the temperature now is 30+ celsius, and the daylight lasts for around 15 hours per day, should I move it to another cooler place with more hours of darkness? or just don't leave it in direct sunlight?
She loves direct sunlight, would you take a solar panel into the shade if it was your only power supply in the house?
I think not, while we are at it make sure you are using wi-fi instead of mobile data we don't want any disasters.
I would just leave it in the ssme place even at night, unless you know there is a army of slugs waiting for nightfall to strike, otherwise no reason to remove the plant from its place. She can deal with hot and cold, plants adapt, especially weeds, weeds want to grow everywhere, their genetics are to adapt and reproduce, after all they could never move on their own since the beggining of times.
Some buds already turned into darker amber color, another few still white. We are giving her more time to ripe, giving her more water and no more nutrients.
Arzaq seems alright right now, the weather is colder and windier but we are giving her all the time she needs :D. the trichomes seem to be glassy still and about 50% of the buds hair is amber.
Hey there growmie . Unfortunately at the 5x magnification all the trichomes appear white or cloudy , honestly you do need minimum 40x to see anything and it’s quite important . Pistils are not a good indicator either because they brown for any number of reasons ... But based on the strain and my experience the plant is basically ready probably best to wait until the weekend anyway . Hope this helps ! 🔥🚀
We started harvesting her this week, we are chopping one branch a day to give the smaller ones few extra days. I will add more details if it made any difference.
arzaq
