3M • Green Poison F1

deFharo New grow diary with an award-winning and photoperiod-dependent strain (70% Indica, 30% Sativa) of ultra-fast flowering from Sweet Seeds: Green Poison F1. They claim this variety flowers in 6 weeks. The genetics come from crossing two Green Poison strains, one of which is auto. They also promise vigorous growth, high production, exquisite aromas and flavors, and an acceptable THC level between 15-20%. The goal of this grow is to achieve a balance between production and energy expenditure. - A yield of at least 75g to 100g per plant, in a grow that should last between 11 and 13 weeks from seed. To this end, I placed the seed in a small pot with a substrate that has good drainage, organic components, and mycorrhizae; I will only do one transplant, keeping the seedling in this container until the roots clearly show at the bottom, then I will move it to the final pot, approximately at the beginning of the fourth week of life. I will continue in the vegetative stage until the sixth or seventh week (depending on how the grow goes) and during this period, I will apply a FIM pruning to increase production, then I will switch to flowering. The nutritional strategy for this grow involves the inoculation and maintenance of mycorrhizae in the substrate for optimal performance of the organic matter present. I will add solid amendments on the surface once a month coinciding with the waxing moon. The waterings following these amendments will be directed, for the first 10 days, to promote the digestion of these solid components. After that, I will apply some reinforcement in watering, with a mild mix of one of my highly soluble nutrient formulas. In the last 15 days, coinciding with the waning moon and before the next addition of solids on the surface, I will increase the number of nutritional waterings, with mild mixes, alternating with pure water every 2-3 days to allow time for the consumption of the nutrients from the watering; normally, this assimilation of soluble nutrients is completed within a maximum of 72 hours. The seed germinated in 24 hours, I transplanted it at 48 hours, it has grown vigorously, I kept it for 2 days in my cool white grow cabinet, now I have it next to a window with indirect light and resting during the night hours. When I see that the growth is progressing, I will definitely move it to the Cool White cabinet with 18/6 hours of light. 😁 Until next week. Cheers!!

deFharo 14 days from seed, the seedling seems established in its pot, I hope this coming week to see roots appearing at the base and notable growth and strengthening. This week, and I will continue, I'm taking the seedlings outside after their cabinet hours, the last cloudy days are ideal for this light hour boost. I haven't done any watering yet, the seedling has had enough moisture so far to thrive and survive, I keep the moisture at the base with lower encapsulation to encourage vertical root growth, I suppose today or tomorrow I'll have to water a bit and I'll do it with MM inoculation and minerals. Until next week. Cheers!!

deFharo The seedling, in its third week of life, shows robust growth, the roots are starting to peek out from the base. This coming week, when more roots show, I will transfer the seedling to its final pot. I'm trying to shorten the vegetative growth period from 10 to 15 days, and also take advantage of the short flowering period (6 weeks) of this strain to achieve an acceptable harvest in 10-11 weeks from seed. For now, I keep the moisture level in the pot with a gentle supply of carbohydrates and MMA. I continue alternating between indoor and outdoor, finally giving it about 22 hours of light. Cheers. See you next week!! 😄

deFharo Transplant week to the final pot (7L), the pot is of the air-max type and helps in the proper root development by preventing them from getting tangled, it also provides oxygen to the substrate through the slots at 3 levels. I prepared the substrate with: 50% reused soil, 20% enriched homemade bokashi, 20% peat, 10% worm humus, Biochar and coconut fiber, perlite, vermiculite, and river sand for good drainage. I added minerals to this mix: 1) Clays that improve cation exchange and nutrient absorption: Micronized Kaolin and Montmorillonite. 2) Phosphate rock (phosphorite) 3) Volcanic rocks: Basalt (two grains), Pumice, and Zeolite. 4) Other minerals: Azomite and Leonardite 5) Inoculation of MM: Activated biochar, Solid Microorganisms (MMS) Once the substrate is prepared, I do the transplant, first I water a lot with water and auxins the root ball from the small pot to facilitate extraction, then I sprinkle auxins on the substrate surrounding the root ball, once done, I leave the pot for 24 hours without watering, the moisture from the root ball transfers to the substrate by capillarity. After 24 hours, I do a two-part watering with honey and MMA, one at the base of the pot and the second as surface watering, the total volume of water is 8% of the pot's capacity (550ml). To finish, I add Solid Microorganisms on top and add two layers of mulch, the first with sheep wool that retains moisture and releases organic nitrogen during its slow degradation, the second layer made of dry cannabis leaves, the mulch promotes the proliferation of MM and moisture at the top of the substrate. For now, and at least for 2-3 weeks, I will keep this plant in my Cool White cabinet at 18/6h of light, promoting very compact growth before moving to flowering, I want to make this transition by the sixth week of cultivation at the latest. Cheers to everyone!! Until next week 😀

deFharo A week after transplanting to the final pot, the plant is stable and has shown some growth, although what has been noticeable in the cultivation is the beginning of light compaction and the thickening of the stem. This coming week, I will start to boost vegetative growth, giving the first deep watering with specific nutrients, and I hope for good results. So far, I've only enhanced inoculation (Lacto algae EM) and the proliferation of microorganisms (MM) with molasses, as well as rooting through controlled moisture, the addition of auxins to the substrate, and the vitamins and amino acids provided by my lacto ferment of 3 algae (Kelp, Spirulina, and Chorella) with minerals and EM (MMA, BAL). My intention is to switch to flowering in the sixth week. The two oldest leaves show signs of nitrogen deficiency; I believe this plant will respond well to good doses of fertilizer. Cheers. Until next time!! 😳

deFharo Everything seems to be going well in the sixth week of life, the second week since transplanting to its final pot and two days after the apical cut. The plant is experiencing slow but compact growth with short internodes. The little growth is probably due to overwatering on day 36; the pot remains moist after 6 days, and I think that's too many days with the same moisture. Today, I'm going to speed up the drying of the substrate by taking the plant outside after its indoor hours. Starting with the next watering, I will water in smaller amounts so I can feed it more often; the goal is for it to consume the water in 72 hours. The plant is short, although it was already developing the seventh node. That's why I decided on day 40 to apply an apical pruning to promote the growth of lateral branches, control height and width, build a more efficient canopy, and ultimately achieve more production... which I need!! - It was this week that I started adding liquid nutrients to promote vegetative growth: - Day 36. Water M, Molasses, Honey, Blood Hydrolysate 0.5%, Pumpkin and Carrot Fertilizer with EM 1%, Animal Meal with EM 1.4% - On the same day, I also added solid multi-nutrients on the surface coinciding with the start of the lunar waxing phase. - And finally, I added to the liquid solution a gentle mix of homemade Auxin and Cytokinin hormones, as well as gibberellic acid. These three elements combined at this stage of vegetative growth greatly promote cell growth, prepare the plant for the onset of the flowering period, redirect energy, after the apical cut, to the lateral branches, and delay overall aging. Until next week. Cheers and greetings!! 😳

deFharo Seventh week of life and growth is still stagnant and weakened by excess humidity, the pot isn't drying out, these days I've been taking it out in the sun for a few hours to encourage more photosynthesis and achieve maximum water consumption. Actually, the watering wasn't that much, just 15% of the 7L pot capacity = 1000ml. I thought the plant would absorb it quickly due to its size, but that hasn't been the case. The plant shows signs of excess humidity on just 4 leaves. I believe the plant is holding on, although I'm worried about the blockage the roots might be experiencing and whether they'll thrive in the substrate once it dries out and I start watering in a way that gets consumed within a maximum of 72 hours. I don't know if the soil I'm using has too much organic matter and retains much more moisture than usual, and if this is affecting my watering strategy. I'm waiting for the pot to be almost dry before starting with more moderate watering in terms of water quantity. I like the compact structure this variety is developing, short internodes and wide leaves. I'm going to do everything possible to bring it through. If it remains stagnant this week, I'll leave it in the vegetative stage for now until it recovers. Greetings to everyone. Until next time and more!!! 😕

deFharo Eighth week of vegetative growth and second since the blocking, it seems that the low humidity regime is slowly yielding results, the plant remains taut and has grown in the last few days, although it lacks bulk. I see a lot of potential in this crop due to the morphology of the strain, which is quite compact and seems to finally be launching into growth; at least I’m going to wait another week before moving to flowering in an attempt to strengthen the crop. I’m doing small maintenance waterings in an attempt to keep the plant minimally hydrated and give time for the humidity that is still accumulating at the base to drop; as water consumption increases, I will increase the waterings. Yesterday I watered with a seaweed bokashi tea that has given me very good results in strengthening other crops; I hope the results show in the next few days. For a week now, I’ve been taking the plants outside after their hours in the closet to promote as much photosynthesis and growth as possible; I will continue this way for another week, and then if all goes well, I’ll move them to flowering. Greetings to all!! Until next week!! 😳

deFharo Ninth week and it seems like the plant is coming out of the transplant shock, after 3 weeks where I mostly had to wait for the substrate to dry out. This week, except for the last watering, I've been doing maintenance waterings of 100ml with a seaweed bokashi tea, seaweed lacto-ferment with EM, and NP lacto auxins. I've also applied two foliar feedings with these nutrients and used honey as a sticking agent. I think these F1 strains might do better if I plant the seed directly in the final pot. They have behaved during transplant like autos that often get blocked with transplants. However, the plant isn't strong enough for my liking at the moment; I hope that this week and in the early flowering stages it regains vigor, shape, and volume. The LST from last week is settling in, and the tips are forming the horizontal canopy. I hope the branches and stem strengthen up; this week I’ll add some extra silicon to strengthen the cells throughout the plant. Today I watered a bit deeper with a solution of spring water, enzymatically hydrolyzed animal protein (amino acids and nutrients), and lacto-fermented animal meals (NP) with Efficient Microorganisms (EM). I hope to notice the effects in the next 48 hours. The following waterings this week will be with the last contributions of Organic Nitrogen before moving to flowering. This week I also installed this plant in its flowering cabinet with 14 hours of light. I’ll keep this schedule for a week and then switch to 12/12h. Its sister plant, Tropicanna Poison F1, responded really well to the same cabinet change and the transition from 14h to 12h in 7 days. Cheers and health!! Until next time!!

deFharo Another week with the grow and I've decided to switch it to flowering, the plant is still stunted and lacking vigor. I waited until today for the substrate to dry completely, then I watered with 300ml of pure water. I'm going to water little by little to see if the grow picks up. Cheers, until next time!! 😕

deFharo This week I decided, thanks to several tips, to return this plant to the vegetative stage and do a root wash. I was worried about the wash since this plant's water consumption has always been very low, but I had no other options left. So, throughout the week, I have been watering it with rainwater and Activated Microorganisms (MMA). On day 75, I did a watering of 2.5 liters with rainwater and spring water at 25% (EC: 0.1). I'm really surprised; the plant is resuming its activity, and the leaves have rejuvenated. Hope has returned with this crop. I will continue for at least another week, watering with plenty of water when appropriate. Today I have been adjusting the LST ties on the branches to try to give the plant volume, control the height, and optimize light entry and the growth of the lateral branches. Another thing is that I had this plant under 14 hours of light for the last 7 days, and it had started pre-flowering. Now I've returned to an intensive schedule of 20 hours indoor/outdoor. If everything goes as it has so far, in 3 more days, I will definitely switch it to flowering. I hope these photoperiod changes don't upset it. Cheers and health!! Until next time!! 😃

deFharo First week of flowering, twelfth week of life for this champion who is showing a lot of strength after her 3-week ordeal, blocked and with barely any water consumption. The rainwater washing has worked wonders; for now, I’m just continuing to water with pure water mixed with molasses and Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) to help with root propagation and the dissolution of nutrients and minerals from the substrate. On day 82, I added several powdered minerals to the surface of the substrate so that the MMA can gradually dissolve them. These minerals cover all the plant's needs regarding immobile nutrients (B, Ca, Co, Cu, Fe, Mn, Si, S, Zn, Mn, Cl) and most of the mobile ones (NPK, Mg), as well as traces of the rest of the elements from the periodic table: Red kaolin (Cation exchange, Si, Fe...), Illite (Si, Mg...), Dolomite (Ca), Azomite (Ca, Mg, Mn, K...), Powdered potassium humate from leonardite (Humic, Fulvic, and Humatomelanic acids, P, K). For now, water consumption has increased, and I can water regularly every 4 days. Even though the cultivation has likely been affected by the 3-week blockage, the plant maintains a good compact structure where multiple colas are starting to show. I’m going to wait to see the plant's evolution regarding nutritional watering; for now, I believe the substrate has enough mineral and nutrient elements, as well as plenty of organic matter to feed the Microorganisms (MM). Cheers!! Until next time!! 😀

deFharo Second week of flowering, happy with the evolution of the grow, the blockage issues have disappeared, although there are still traces on the leaves from the rough time. The structure is compact, with strong branches that I suspect are going to be very productive, there are plenty of colas. For now, I have it waiting for space in my best flowering cabinet, in the meantime, it's in a transition cabinet with less light intensity. With this grow, I'm going to be very attentive to the signals from the leaves of the buds regarding light intensity; normally, these signals start in the later stages of flowering. If I detect it in time, I'll move back to my transition cabinet for the last few weeks. After two weeks of practically watering with pure water, yesterday I did the first nutrient watering NPK: Potassium Humate from Leonardite (Humic, fulvic, and himatomelanic acids, K, OM), Lacto fermented Guano P (bat, bird, and worm) with minerals and Efficient Microorganisms (EM), Molasses (free sugars, minerals, and Potassium...) and Ormus to correct the low pH and provide Ca, Mg, and traces of many other minerals. See you soon!! Greetings to everyone!! 😊

deFharo I've gotten over the scare this grow gave me with a long stall in the growth stage, now the plant is striving to show its vigor and strength, there are a multitude of budding buds all along the branches. The leaf structure is very compact, it's going to yield, I'm going to pamper it and encourage that!! 😋 Water consumption is moderate but increasing, the plant is showing that it doesn't need more to grow. This week I've done two light waterings with pure water and Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) and another with my Pumpkin and Carrot Biol (Ca, Mg, Fe, B, Zn, carotenoids, amino acids...) with Microorganisms, I use Ormus as a source of Ca and Mg, plus it helps me raise the pH of my acidic mixes, molasses provides energy to the microorganisms, due to the free sugars, potassium, Ca, Mg, Fe, S, vitamins, and amino acids. I've also added to the substrate: ground leonardite (humic and fulvic acids, organic matter OM) and banana peel powder (K, Ca, Mg...) Until next week!! Cheers!! 😍

deFharo I'm happy with this grow, even though the vegetative stage took longer, now the plant is working hard to make up for lost time. Beautiful flower buds are popping up along all the branches. Water consumption is moderate but increasing, this week I'm going to do specific, more concentrated PKM waterings to boost flower growth. The plant looks healthy, with a compact and vertical structure that doesn't take up much space in my cabinets. The plant has started to emit a pleasant smell, right now the mix of aromas from the different strains I have in flowering makes my house a marijuana den. 😵‍💫 Greetings to everyone!! Until next time!! 😊

deFharo Fourth week of flowering. After a week of transition from 18h to 12h, the grow is on its path, stable, beautiful, and strong. The branches are filling up with buds that already show a lot of density; I had to tie the stem because the weight of the upper buds was bending the plant. This week, the terpenes have skyrocketed, and this plant has entered an aromatic competition with my other grow of Tropiccana Poison; the plant emits an intoxicating smell, a mix of mint and spice. Given the time this grow still has, approximately 3 to 4 weeks, maybe even more, I expect a great harvest of nice, fat, and aromatic buds. Water consumption remains high and constant, watering every 72h. WEEKLY WATERING Day 107. Rain and Mountain Water at 25%, molasses, Potassium Humate from Leonardite at 2%, and guano lacto-ferment with minerals and Efficient Microorganisms (EM) at 1%. pH: 6.38 EC: 2.0. 700ml. Day 110. Rain and Mountain Water at 40% and molasses. pH: 7 EC: 0.20. 600ml. Day 112. Rain and Mountain Water at 50%, molasses, Bio multi-fruit PK, Ash water (Si, K...), Ormus (Ca, Mg...) at 0.5%. pH: 6.3 EC: 1.0. 600ml. -SOLIDS 5g each: Wood ash and bird guano.

deFharo Five and a half weeks since the switch to flowering and the plant is very much alive, the buds are very dense and keep fattening up and filling all the branches. Since it's short in stature, the light exposure is complete from all sides of the plant, and with a strong leaf mass maintained, the photosynthesis now directed towards flower growth is very efficient. Currently, it's the strain with the hardest buds, they're like rocks and their weight is bending the plant over, I'm impressed and really happy with the grow!! For now, I see the plant with a lot of energy, so the harvest will likely be extended in pursuit of getting some monstrous colas!! 😋 There's a party of aromas the moment I move this pot, apparently, while still in its cabinet, the plant gives off a smell without being overwhelming, but the moment I move it, the terpenes flood everything and show their power, they linger in the air for a long time, settling in my nose permanently, so these days I'm smoking my previous harvest of Sweet Zkittlez with the ambient aroma of Green Poison, it's amazing living on planet Hemp!! 😍 The plant consumes all the water in the pot in 72 hours, which for me is ideal, so the plant can fully absorb the nutrients from the watering. This week, two waterings, one light EC: 0.65 with Activated Microorganisms (MMA) and another with my Potassium Hydrolysate formula from Leonardite with Phosphorus (EC: 1). I've also added 5g of powdered potassium humate from Leonardite with minerals and nutrients to the substrate, I want to greatly enhance the growth of the colas, the plant is asking for it, so this week I'll increase the nutrient concentration in watering mainly Phosphorus and potassium, and I'll continue alternating with very light waterings to give time for the complete absorption of soluble nutrients. See you next week. Cheers buddies!! 😌

deFharo Week 18 of life and sixth of flowering, the grow remains stable, the buds keep fattening, their density is great, and they feel very hard to the touch. For now, the most remarkable characteristic is that with the slightest movement of the pot, the terpenes invade the whole space with a mix of aromas of black pepper and mint; the smell lingers in the room for hours. I also continue to highlight the compactness of the grow, the branches are going to turn into large colas, and the strength demonstrated by the strain with more than 50 days of blockage and barely any old signs of burns, the new leaves around the colas are growing healthy. The weight of the upper colas has forced me to tie the main stem, as the weight was bending it. I have been moderate in the concentration of liquid nutrients during the grow, alternating them with waterings of plain water to help dissolve the non-assimilated nutrients from the previous watering; I’m happy with the result. In these two weeks, I will increase the nutrient concentration to give the final push to the flowers. I think the plant has at least two weeks left, although the older leaves have already started to discolor, but the plant looks very energetic and eager to give its best for the harvest. Water consumption remains moderate, exhausting the pot's capacity in 3 days. This week two waterings: - Day 122. Mountain water (EC: 0.22, Ca, Si, Mg, Fe...), molasses, Bio fruits PK (Vitamins, minerals, P, K) at 3% and Ormus at 0.5% to regulate the pH. PH: 6.55 EC: 1.45 -700ml - Day 125. Mountain water (EC: 0.22, Ca, Si, Mg, Fe...), molasses, Bio pumpkin with MMA (Vitamins, B, P, K...) at 1%. PH: 6.64 EC: 0.52. -700ml. Until next week!! Greetings to all, clandestine Marijuana growers!! 😉

deFharo This week, the seventh week of flowering, the plant has started to show signs of aging in the older leaves, the plant is phagocytizing these leaves, which generously give their nutrients to the buds, which are growing in search of the survival of their species, but the seeds are not coming, and she doesn't know it, until she has no more strength left and stops fighting, then I will execute her, which is the fate that humans have created for plants, which nature did not create to be harvested... on the contrary, my tribute will be to eat her, smoke her, and enjoy the hard buds that this great plant shows. In my view, there are about 10-15 days left of cultivation, the buds do not show exhaustion, there is still calyx formation, and the weight of the pot has clearly shifted upwards. The structure of this plant is my ideal, for height, width, and compactness, it works very well for me to move it comfortably and for the lights to reach the entire plant with intensity, forming long, very dense buds. The aromas of the cultivation remain discreet in a still environment, but as soon as I move the pot, an intense lustful smell of mint, pine, and herbs invades the atmosphere almost making it unbreathable, two hours later it’s still lingering in my nose. This week the temperatures have dropped a lot and the water consumption has decreased a bit although it remains stable, on day 128 I added some solid organic components of quick release that I am going to break down quickly with the next waterings that I will mainly do with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) to consume all the organic matter and nutrients from the substrate in these last days of cultivation. Solids day 128: Leonardite humate powder with minerals (Humic, P, K...), Eggshell powder (Ca), Banana peel powder (Mg, K), Kelp (Vitamins), Comfrey leaves (K), and Cottonseed powder (OM). Waterings... Day 128. Mountain water (EC: 0.26, Ca, Mg, Si, Fe...), molasses, Leonardite Potassium Humate with PK minerals at 1.5%, Lacto fermented guano with Efficient Microorganisms (MMA, BAL, P, Micronutrients...) at 2%. PH: 6.3 EC: 1.36 -800ml. Day 133. Mountain water (EC: 0.26, Ca, Mg, Si, Fe...), molasses, Pumpkin and carrot biol with minerals and MMA (Carotenes, P, K, OM...) at 2%, Ash water (K, +PH, M...) at 0.9%. PH: 6.38 EC: 0.66 -800ml. Greetings to everyone!! Until next time growers!! 😉 • CHECK OUT MY GROWING TECHNIQUES AND MY ADVANCED ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.... DOING IS UNDERSTANDING!! 😉 - GROWING TIPS!! 👇 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Structured mountain water. WEEK 21: Solid fertilizer and mulch. 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration. 3M • Frodo's & OG Kush WEEK 7: Auxin preparation. WEEK 10: Potassium humate from leonardite enriched with minerals. 3M • Diesel bastard. WEEK 11: Solids and Mulch. WEEK 13: Forced aeration of the substrate. WEEK 14: Preparation of a Lacto ferment of auxins, nutrients, and minerals. 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. WEEK 5: Compaction with Cool White lights. WEEK 6: Healing and protective agent for cuts or apical prunings. 3M • Sweet Clementine WEEK 5: Preparation of multi-fruit Lacto ferment and minerals. 3M • Fresh Candy auto WEEK 4: Recovery of Microorganism spores and Mycorrhizae. 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a seedbed of Solid Mountain Microorganisms (MMS). WEEK 10: Extraction of HBO using the QWISO method. 3M • Black Domina WEEK 6: Reuse of waste: Mulch from dry sticks. 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a Bokashi of ensiled Grass enriched with nutrients and minerals. 3M • San Fernando Lemon Kush WEEK 5: Reuse of organic substrate. WEEK 16: GD TIP: Lens or objective? 3M • Magnum Auto WEEK 5: Utilization of homemade waste. Fruit peels. Dehydration and storage. 😎

deFharo Eighth week of flowering, 140 days of life since seed, the plant is just a few days away from being harvested, the smell is fantastic!! 😇 This week the plant has consumed most of the old leaves, which generously gave their nutrients before falling exhausted to the substrate. Today I removed many of those leaves to help with the final push!! The buds are full of trichomes and continue to grow, the plant is focused on the growth of the buds, seeking to be pollinated, in a last attempt to preserve its lineage... but the fertilizing pollen will never arrive, but she still doesn’t know it!! 😨 Water consumption has dropped a bit due to the low temperatures, but it remains stable. For the last two waterings and for all the following ones until the harvest, I will do them only with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA), molasses, and Ormus, to dissolve the organic matter from the substrate and the last solid input from 12 days ago, my MMA preparation contains the necessary minerals to avoid any deficiencies. DECODING FERTILIZATION Day 137. Mountain water (EC: 0.27, Ca, Mn, Fe, Si...), molasses (Free sugars, yeasts, Mg, Cu, Fe, Ca, K, B6...), Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) with minerals (P, K, Ca, Si...) at 3.5% and Ormus (Mg... +PH) at 1%. PH: 6.36 EC: 1.30. 700ml. Greetings growers!! 😉 • CHECK OUT MY GROWING TECHNIQUES AND MY ADVANCED ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.... DOING IS UNDERSTANDING!! 😉 - GROWING TIPS!! 👇 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Mountain and structured water. WEEK 21: Solid fertilizer and mulch. 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration. 3M • Frodo's & OG Kush WEEK 7: Auxin preparation. WEEK 10: Potassium humate from leonardite enriched with minerals. 3M • Diesel bastard. WEEK 11: Solids and Mulch. WEEK 13: Forced aeration of the substrate. WEEK 14: Preparation of a Lacto ferment of auxins, nutrients, and minerals. 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. WEEK 5: Compaction with Cool White lights. WEEK 6: Healing and protective agent for cuts or apical prunings. 3M • Sweet Clementine WEEK 5: Preparation of multi-fruit and mineral Lacto ferment. 3M • Fresh Candy auto WEEK 4: Recovery of Microorganism and Mycorrhizae spores. 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a seedbed of Solid Mountain Microorganisms (MMS). WEEK 10: Extraction of HBO using the QWISO method. 3M • Black Domina WEEK 6: Reuse of waste: Mulch from dry sticks. 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a Bokashi of ensiled grass enriched with nutrients and minerals. 3M • San Fernando Lemon Kush WEEK 5: Reuse of organic substrate. WEEK 16: GD TIP: Lens or objective? 3M • Magnum Auto WEEK 5: Utilization of homemade waste. Fruit peels. Dehydration and storage. 😎

deFharo 9 weeks of flowering, 149 days of life... today I harvested this great plant and I'm satisfied with the result. Big, smelly, and sticky buds are now drying, in a week I'll post the final data on this strain, for now, the plant has perfumed my whole house!! The grow went through tough stages like a blockage of over a month due to an overly enriched substrate that prevented normal nutrient absorption. The waterings of the last 10 days have been aimed at the final dissolution of the organic matter in the substrate and the consequent assimilation of the nutrients processed with my Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) and molasses to facilitate the work of the MMA. Until next week. Greetings to everyone!! 😌 ========================== • CHECK OUT MY GROWING TECHNIQUES AND ADVANCED ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.... DOING IS UNDERSTANDING!! 😉 - GROWING TIPS!! 👇 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Mountain and structured water. WEEK 21: Solid fertilizer and mulch. 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration. 3M • Frodo's & OG Kush WEEK 7: Auxin preparation. WEEK 10: Potassium humate from leonardite enriched with minerals. 3M • Diesel bastard. WEEK 11: Solids and Mulch. WEEK 13: Forced aeration of the substrate. WEEK 14: Preparation of a Lacto fermentation of auxins, nutrients, and minerals. 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. WEEK 5: Compaction with Cool White lights. WEEK 6: Healing and protective agent for cuts or apical prunings. 3M • Sweet Clementine WEEK 5: Preparation of multi-fruit Lacto fermentation and minerals. 3M • Fresh Candy auto WEEK 4: Recovery of Microorganism spores and Mycorrhizae. 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a seedbed of Solid Mountain Microorganisms (MMS). WEEK 10: HBO extraction using the QWISO method. 3M • Black Domina WEEK 6: Reuse of waste: Mulch from dry sticks. 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a Bokashi of ensiled grass enriched with nutrients and minerals. 3M • San Fernando Lemon Kush WEEK 5: Reuse of organic substrate. WEEK 16: GD TIP: Lens or objective? 3M • Magnum Auto WEEK 5: Utilization of homemade waste. Fruit peels. Dehydration and storage. 😎 3M • Quick Sherbet WEEK 12: Shea butter topical cream and HBO.

deFharo The harvest has been acceptable, the quality of the weed very good, smooth but potent, very clean smoke. EXTRA GROWING DATA (Statistics taken from my daily tracking. See photo of my tracking sheet) Height: 41cm. 7l plastic pot Height: 41cm. Days of cultivation: 154 Weeks of growth: 11 Weeks of flowering: 10 Watering statistics: Total liters of water: 19 Average EC: 0.88 Average pH: 6.51 PRODUCTION DATA: Per watt: 0.71g/w Per height (41cm): 1.74 g/cm. Per pot capacity (7l): 10.14g per liter of soil. Cheers and health to all the underground marijuana grow buddies!! Grow organic!! 😌✊😈