my medical strain

@Tarkov, I used 54w for the entire cycle except for adding a 30w ortoled cob in the last 14 days to increase the trichomes, and I noticed that slightly increasing the light source in the last weeks helps the plants develop more resin. Before harvesting, I put a nail in the stem at the bottom and slightly increased the light. After 2 weeks of 24h darkness, then it's time to cut. I noticed that the plant, as a defense against stress, increases trichome production compared to not doing this step, but it's not mandatory and needs to be done at the right moment; if you do it too early while the buds are still swelling, it compromises the final yield. If done right, it doesn't compromise the yield but increases the trichomes. At least that's how we do it here.

@Tarkov, yes, in the last 14 days I added a 30w cob ortoled which has increased the final trichomes of the plant.

@Tarkov, in total 2 freshly cut and cleaned plants yielded just under 200g dry, which is a little less than 60g. It was an experiment.

@Buddha2, thank you

@Ferenc, thanks! I haven't fertilized much, but it suffered from the little nitrogen it needed. Anyway, it's not bad for such a small plant and practically without fertilizers. Strong smell and very resinous, it's covered in trichomes. This is the first autoflowering plant I've grown, but I prefer photoperiods.

@DreamOn, thanks! I haven't fertilized much, but it suffered from the little nitrogen it needed. Anyway, it's not bad for such a small plant and practically without fertilizers. It has a strong smell and is very resinous, covered in trichomes. This is the first autoflowering one I'm doing, but I prefer the photoperiod ones.