Dosidos 33(2)

Start sowing from October 12. This time I continue to use mixed soil. For the first 25 days I grew it in a small cup and planted it in a place where I lived temporarily to work. When I got home I converted the plant to a 3-gal pot. I used the topping method on day 28. On the 31st day I used the LST method to let the plants receive more sunlight and let the buds have room to grow later. Here is the summary of the first 5 weeks of diary Dosidos 33 (2).

Trees start to appear pre-flower. This week I do not add any nutrients but only water every 2 days I water 1 gal of water each time. The leaves have white spots. I don't know the reason. But it doesn't seem to affect the tree.

Week 1 of bloom The chickens are destructive. They break off two main branches, but fortunately the tree is still growing normally. When bloom started to appear red spiders and aphids I used neem oil to spray the plants. There are quite a few snails when it gets dark. I usually go to the garden and kill them every day. This week's diary is just that. See you next week. Thanks

Week 2 of bloom Strong revival after branch breakage. The tree is very dense. The buds grow quickly and also begin to smell slightly. This week I watered some alfalfa. Everything is good.

Week 3 of bloom The bud grows fast and steady. Trichromes appear more in buds. This week I have watered seaweed and alfalfa once. It rains this week, so I water it once every 3 days.

Last week, I was quite busy with my work, so until now I have posted on week 4 of blooming flowers. Because I was so busy, I only watered the plants once with molasses and bat manure. The bud has a more pronounced smell. The bud is firmer and remains green. The current lighting time where I live is only about 11 / 24h so the tree seems to show signs of aging quickly. Thanks. Tomorrow will be the 5th diary of bloom.

Week 5 of bloom. The leaves have gradually burned to the ground even though it was the 5th week of bloom. This week I use pickled bananas to replenish the plants with potassium. If the leaves continue to yellow and the plant ages faster then I plan to harvest it in week 7 or 8 of bloom. Thanks and see you next week.

Week 6 of bloom The harvest day is very close. Trichromes in the upper buds are gradually turning brown, but the lower buds have not shown any signs. So I will harvest 2 times. At the end of week 7 I will be harvesting the upper buds and will be harvesting the lower buds by the end of week 8. This week I just watered. Even though I'm organically grown, I still want my buds to be the cleanest. Thank you. See you next week.

Week 7 of bloom Because the harvest is about to come, this week I only watered (once every 2 days). At the end of week 7 I harvested the upper buds.

Week 8 of bloom This week I harvest the remaining buds. In a few days there will be a harvest diary. Due to being quite busy, now I just do 7-8 of bloom. The buds harvested at the end of week 7 were dry and the buds harvested at the end of week 8 were left for 5 days. Thanks and see you in the harvest diary.

Start 12/10/2020 Finish 23/1/2021 I grow outdoors and use organic farming so there isn't too much to say. I just want to talk about a few things about strain: - Odor: not strong and very pleasant, I think it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor planting, but difficult to detect by the smell. - Bud: strong, many trichromes and fast growing. - Color: both plants and buds are green. - Height: short trees - Yield: good (because my country usually shines on 12/12 in sunlight, so plants grow slowly and bloom early so the output will not be high). Here's what I can say about this strain. Thank you for watching this diary and see you in the next diaries in 2021.