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M_Littlefield The seed is placed directly in the 11-liter pot to avoid any transplanting. BioBizz Light Mix has been used for the substrate, so no fertilizer will be added during the first 10 days.

M_Littlefield Watering with a small amount of water every few days and keeping a humidity level as constant as possible at 60%. A light dose of rooting agent is applied in one of the waterings to stimulate root growth.

M_Littlefield After the first two weeks, we started fertilizing with something more besides the rooting agent. The leaves seem to be a bit curled, maybe due to excessive watering or nitrogen overfeeding. I'll keep an eye on it so it doesn't get worse.

M_Littlefield At the start of the week, a light LST is applied to the main stem to make room for the side branches. We continue with the same amount of nutrients in the waterings, always alternating between a watering with nutrients and one without.

M_Littlefield Pre-flowering has started. With that, we begin to add flowering nutrients, as always starting with low doses. During the week, a watering with mycorrhizae was also done. Some of the larger leaves that were shading the flowers that are starting to come out have been removed.

M_Littlefield The leaves are still showing the "claw" effect. Now I suppose it must be due to over-fertilization of nitrogen, because I'm controlling the watering a lot by weighing the pot with a scale to know when to water. That's why I've reduced the amount of BioGrow and BioHeaven to try to provide less. Other than that, everything seems fine, the flowers are fattening up. It's starting to give off a very pleasant aroma.

M_Littlefield It seems we couldn't fix the over-fertilization problem, the new leaves also show the same issue. I'm going to stick with the schedule that BioBizz indicates, and even though I've been using less than the recommended dose, I'm going to reduce my doses again to try to make the harvest as good as possible.

M_Littlefield It's funny that by cutting back a bit more on the nutrients provided during the week, it seems like the tips of the leaves are starting to show burns. Likewise, the "claw" effect on the new leaves isn't as pronounced anymore, which I want to think is a good thing. It's starting to have a more pronounced smell and the flowers are beginning to get dense.

M_Littlefield Calm week, watering it and watching the pistils gradually turn amber. The flowers are fattening up little by little, really looking forward to it being ready to cut. I think it still has about 15 days left. In a few days, I'll start with just water for the watering.

M_Littlefield The buds keep fattening up. Last week of nutrients, during which we've only watered once with them. The second watering has been just with water, and I'll keep it that way until the harvest.

M_Littlefield First week of Flush. We only water with water for a good nutrient cleanout in the plant. The smell coming from the flowers is very pleasant, with citrusy notes.

M_Littlefield Second week of Flush. We're still watering only with water, and you can tell the plant is using what it had inside by its change to yellow colors. Maybe we'll do one more week, although I don't think it will be a full one, to be honest, I'm not very sure.

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