Revegetando la prima ww dinafem

power88 I started to revegetate a white widow that gave a nice yield in a short time. Once revegetated, I'm going to put it in the soil under the Argentine sun. I'm going to try to pollinate it with a younger sister, a fuel og that I'm going to reverse the sex of a cutting, and we'll see what comes out of this lab.

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power88 Yesterday I made some knots to give symmetry to the upcoming re-vegetated buds, new green leaves are looking really nice, the experiment is coming along.

power88 Already with 26 days of re-vegetation, it's better than ever, very bushy, it's going to turn into a shrub.

power88 It's been a month since I harvested it and it started to re-vegetate, it always adapts very well to everything, white widow is super versatile in all circumstances.

power88 In the end, it ended up in the ground, I took advantage of a spot that was kind of hidden, and now it's going to be free to grow until the sun says otherwise. It has some pine and lemon aromas, and I added some good herb with a minty taste to the planting, there's also lavender. I hope the plant can pick up those scents.

power88 This week it grew really, really well, much better than last week. You can see that the revegetation is going much better, and now we are in a much, much more productive phase with short internodal spacing. Really, really good strain, White Widow by Dinafem, good tolerance to what would be stress and also good tolerance to schedule changes. Spectacular pot, everything.

power88 Very chill week while the vegetative phase progresses, waiting for spring to continue. These are going to get big and beautiful.

power88 This week is moving a bit faster than the last one. The sun is definitely much better than any lamp. We're in soil without restrictions, advancing really, really quickly. The first pistils and pre-flowers are starting to show. This is going to get good!

power88 A very splendid week for this beautiful white widow, which was controlled pollinated wrapped in a bag, and I chose one of its lower branches to be pollinated. Let's see the result between this widow from Dinafem and Fuel OG from Ripperseed. I labeled the branch that will be used for seeds, and the rest will be for smoking.

power88 A week with a lot of heat and little watering since I traveled, but it's an all-terrain plant that is re-vegetating; it still has quite a bit to go before being harvested. I clarify that those yellow spots are leaves from other plants in my garden.

power88 A week with a lot of heat and little watering since I traveled, but it's an all-terrain plant that is re-vegetating; it still has quite a bit to go before being harvested. I clarify that those yellow spots are leaves from other plants in my garden.

power88 This week I could only give it water, and there was a terrible storm with hurricane-force winds and hail. The plant is holding up great; the little box I have it in looks like a jungle, everything is very green. It's probably going to take until April to harvest, but it's looking good and getting healthier every day.

power88 This week there was more revegetation and now the dry leaves are being arranged, there are 4 months left until the harvest and this girl is going to stay small but in soil she has everything she wants, this beautiful lady is doing great.

power88 A lot of re-vegetation now has new branches and is getting much bigger, this week it accelerated to 200 km/h. I started watering with well water and its appearance improved a lot.

power88 This week the plant showed improvements and a rapid vegetative leaf development, showcasing the best of its genetics. I lowered the summer temperature a bit and the humidity increased quite a bit, which noticeably improved all aspects.

power88 This week was really good in terms of humidity and there were rains, but there was also a hailstorm that hit my plants. I’ll leave a photo of what my city looked like. Still, it’s a very resilient strain that I never regret getting. I haven't had the chance to fertilize since the humidity from the rain never went away.

power88 It's growing very well in all aspects, hoping it gets to flowering quickly.

power88 Since the last time I saw her before I went on vacation, she has grown a lot; she's turning into a monster with a beautiful citrusy herbal and pine smell. She got a bit bigger than I expected, so fingers crossed for a big harvest.

power88 This week the main branches grew a lot, so I had to spread them out more to the sides; with just one plant, I covered 1.2 x 1.2 meters like it was nothing. I have other plants around that scare off quite a few pests and keep the soil healthy. This White Widow, if I hadn't controlled it, would have easily reached 3 meters in height and width. This week it starts to flower according to my solar calendar for the southern hemisphere. There's not much left before I start to see those resin-loaded flowers.

power88 This week it started to develop the flowers loaded with pistils very well, and the trichomes began to appear; this genetic variety has trichomes from the very first day of flowering. Everything is excellent!

power88 Definitely a legendary strain that can withstand anything, just starting the second week of flowering and the trichomes are already starting to show, a lot of resin is going to end up covered in milky trichomes if it keeps this up.

power88 This week I went on vacation and it was left without nutrients, just rainwater. The mother earth filled with trichomes, she is wise and provides everything the plants need.

power88 This week went by really fast, there was a lot of rain and I couldn't fertilize because there was too much humidity. I started defoliating the leaves and those flowers are taking on a really nice color and smell. Let's hope this week helps out a bit so I can fertilize a little and not get any mold. The support net I put on has already been surpassed, and well, it's uncontrollable.

power88 This week we are in the final stage where I’m not adding any more fertilizers. I couldn’t fertilize much because I was afraid of the high humidity and the possibility of mold, so the flowers ended up being quite weak. Still, I’m happy with the genetics and their resin development—very, very happy.

power88 Yeah, without fertilizers it's the last week, I think. I'm scared, there's a lot of humidity and rain, and I haven't watered it for more than 15 days out of fear of mold, but it's still looking nice and healthy. Excellent genetics for all kinds of techniques.

power88 This week I started with a little harvest, I took out a couple of branches with whitish, slightly transparent and amber trichomes. I wanted to take it out before the rains started, 5 straight days of pure rain, nonstop water, my humidity was high. Just today the sun came out after 6 intense days, so I took advantage before the storm came and harvested the first branches, which I’m already drying. It has a beautiful smell; I already knew the genetics, but it has a different taste outdoors. It behaves one way indoors and a completely different way outdoors, a genetic variety that adapts to all types of weather and adversities—excellent, truly excellent genetics.

power88 A week without updates, I've been trimming branches this week, very good genetics, a lot of resin for being outdoor in mother earth, definitely over 1 kg. Harvesting with milky and clear trichomes, just milky, and milky and amber, for all tastes.

power88 It's a White Widow that was revegetated in soil. I only pollinated one branch during the vegetative phase, harvested that, got seeds, and it kept revegetating. It turned into a monster, very bushy, lots of resin, and a beautiful smell. It's a variety that everyone should have in their backyard.