Critical

Rambazamba Hello friend, long time no hear. That was because I grew 20 plants outside this year. I was very busy and thus less involved in indoor growing. Since it was my first time trying outdoors, I didn't want to have additional work with indoor growing at the same time. Feel free to ask me questions about my outdoor experiment. The conditions this year were more than good. I pre-grew them at home - unfortunately, I brought them outside 1 month too late. But I can only recommend it to everyone, just contact me for questions. As for the current grow, it started chaotically since I had to start in the basement this time..... First, 10 cuttings were destroyed by rats, and then it was still too cold. 14 plants are left that have made it and are now in flowering. I was so frustrated at first that I didn't even want to make a report, but my wife said everything has its good side :-) So now I wish you all a lot of fun and look forward to questions, likes, or anything else you want. Oh yeah, I switched to LED, so it's also a new first attempt.

Rambazamba Hello there, I completed the weekly check again today (Sunday). Some of them are showing slight nutrient burn, probably because they didn't need as much in the last few days or processed it slower. Other than that, everything is looking good. They are growing, and my ladies are flowering stronger and becoming plumper. The scent is slightly sweet/citrusy. I have to say, contrary to all the reports and negative experiences I've heard, I am completely thrilled with the Mars LED so far. I specifically used a plant growth lamp for the seedlings and now switched to the LED for the flowering stage. I'm excited about the results but can already say that I've saved about 75% on electricity costs. The heat is not a negative factor either; it's less hot but still within the range that the sweet ladies need. For my next run, I will definitely keep a continuous record because I think the combination of Growth lamp Mars LED Royal Queen Seeds Critical Composana 3-month nutrient soil Small seedling bugs 11-liter pots is ideal for the results in a pure run! So far, I've had the most flawless runs with the Critical. I will also use these outdoors next year. I look forward to any comments, remarks, or anything else. Best regards to you as a reader, stay healthy.

Rambazamba The week has become more and more like the good Christmas sugar glaze. My ladies are starting to show their sugar more and more. The first hairs are also slowly turning brown. I had to do very little this week and limited myself to watering without Hesi to make their week as pleasant as possible. The temperature is great, and I have to say the LED still surprises me very, very much. I will later post daily shots of the plants. Sometimes I can hardly take my eyes off the natural beauty of the plants. I wish everyone a lovely 1st Advent.

Rambazamba This week, my ladies have come closer and closer to maturity. They have recovered well despite strong initial difficulties (basement) and have made an immense leap. I find these ladies fundamentally beautiful. I completely refrained from fertilizer this week and slightly reduced the watering since it was more than sufficient. I set the humidity to 40% or reduced it. A bit drier to not endanger the ladies further. I must mention, as I did before, that despite all the negative or questionable things about the LED, I am more than convinced of both Mars Hydro LEDs. I look forward to your comments and that you also follow me or simply that others are watching my hobby. Wishing you all a lovely second Advent.

Rambazamba I had to harvest two plants early because they seemed to be hermaphrodites. Better safe than sorry. All the ladies ended up smelling like a Douglas perfume store (in their scent). All in all, I'm fully convinced by Critical from Queen Royal Seeds.