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I finally managed to get some seeds from PEV Seeds: some Blue Berry Auto and some Amnesia Lemon Auto. For this round I want to try the Blue berry. Let's go to the adventure!
The germination was very successful: in less than 24hrs it put out the root while soaking into the water.
After 24hrs of resting in the wet towel it grew monstrously! So I put into a RQS Easy Start pot with some of their mix into the water.
Now, 24hrs later, it's almost leaving the shell and finally get some fresh'n'good light!
After 2 days I moved into a 1L pot full with Mycotrex! Hope it boost its root system :)
The little girl is growing strong!
I'm planning feeding them with some good nutrients after the second week but I think she need asap!
Following the nutrients she start growing explosively!
On Tuesday 27 I moved her to a 15L pot. Now it’s time to dimm the light and go full beast mode 💪
27.10
Hell yeah! This plant is very powerful, now that I moved her to a bigger pot she has room to expand her root system and stretch a bit :)
29.10
I start doing some light LST so she will grow in the right way!
31.10
She stretched a bit, I put two more clamp to give her more air and light!
This seed is excellent! The grow is going good, the plant react perfectly from the lst but I have to buy more clip to help stay her steady and growing better ;)
Going to add some enchanced water on 4.11 to see if she react a lil bit!
5.11
I turned her 180º because she was growing on the opposite side of the lamp... stupid me! Next time I’ll plant them a bit more sidely.
7.11
She reacted well to the turn. Now that I dimmed the light she will grow much bigger and happier!
11.11
Blooming time!
Finally my blueberry is showing some serious start! It’s now 4-5 days since I spotted the first pistil, now it’s time to add some nutrients. 3.75g of BioBloom watered with 0.75 Enchancer, which worked very well the last times.
I expect to work very hard on this plant, is very resilient I should push more lst and tie some more knots..!
14.11
She reacted very good to the nutrients, three main stems will support nice nuggets, hopefully will see some nice fruits in 3 weeks or so..
18.11
I adjust some of the branches since it was growing very bushy.. now it has more space and air flow. The soil was very dry today, I used 0.75L of enchanced water and it seems to appreciate! I don’t know if I should add other nutrients, it looks very healthy at the time :)
22.11
I used only mild water (20°C) and seems to appreciate! It’s growing very nicely!
24.11
This blueberry really blew my mind!
It’s really bushy, I can’t decide if keeping her like this or if I should defoil a bit.. the canopy is nice but under it there’s a lot of future pop corn buds :)
Each healthy leaf you remove will decrease your plants ability to make energy for growing/flowering. My advice is to only remove leaves that have gone yellow, for by then, they have served their purpose. The older leaves will naturally/generally go yellow during flowering, despite how healthy your plant is and how well you are feeding it, due to the plant "recycling" elements such as carbs, sugars, amino acids etc. that are basically in "storage" in those big fan leaves. It is far more efficient for the plant to "recycle" the "stored" elements than to manufacture them from new, as to re-manufacture them from new will take energy away from the plant, energy that should be going into flower growth. So, by removing healthy leaves you are doing 2 things to your plant - 1) diminishing its potential to make energy, which can result in smaller plants and flowers, and - 2) depriving it of carefully manufactured vital elements that it has cleverly stored in those big healthy fan leaves. Plants can not "channel" energy into specific sites such as flowers, all energy is equally used throughout the entire plant. Flowers that seem to be shaded will still grow, those leaves people worry about doing the shading, are actually the leaves that are making the energy to grow those very same flowers!
Less healthy leaves = less energy = smaller flowers. It is that simple! Cannabis plants have not evolved to get rid of their healthy, vital leaves during flowering. They have evolved to breed to their highest potential, and this includes keeping all healthy leaves to make energy to grow the best flowers it possibly can.
Hope this helps... Organoman.
1.12
I pruned her a bit since some leafs turned yellowish. I run some light fertilizer for one last time, to extract the maximum potency from the soil! While watering I exposed some roots, they are so big! Unbeliviable!!!
5.12
She start maturing like the other sisters, but a little slower. The scent is very fresh, I’m hoping to see some nice trichomes from now!
9.12
She start smelling strong and nicely..but I’m gonna harvest in two times: first I’m gonna chop the top buds, then after a week or two the lowest.
Today I flushed her with cold water from the shower and from now no more water until the harvest 💪😼
A plant that conquist my first place - it's wonderful! Smells deliciously, very sweet and fruity.
The main buds grew big and fat, soo big to hidden the buds under them - that's why I want to harvest her in two times: one today (20/12) and one last phase in 2-3 days.
I tried to lst her a bit and open it with some stitches: it worked very well :)
now let's see the whole harvest! First day I got 98gs of wet material, in a week and a half (end of the year probably) and I can taste it for real :D
On 27th I smoked a lil bud to taste the second harvest, it really got a lot of taste even if isn’t properly cured yet. Very good indeed, probably I’m gonna wait a week or two before start consuming it :)
AlpineGoat
