Gelato #33

Celesto I selected my cuttings and I chose Gelato *2 for its smell and Gelato *3 for the size of its buds. From these, I will take my Gelato cuttings which I will then send directly to 12/12 after they have rooted. The progress in three days is quite visible, the growth is starting off well. They are going to be beautiful mother plants for taking my cuttings. I installed the Sinjialight Lamp, made in China, with an aluminum reflector, it contains an LED Driver, and to the naked eye, it is extremely dazzling for an LED. At an affordable price, I think I will make this lamp my choice for all my boxes, the results at harvest will decide.

Celesto My Gelato plants are beautiful, I can already count 6 levels for Gelato *2 and 10 levels for Gelato *3. 225ml for 45L (5ml/L Hesi Grow), I open the tap of the Autopot tank, pH set to pH 5.8 and we can see on Gelato #33 *3 that it needs to drink. I'm glad I opened the tap! The leaves are huge!! Day 18, LST of the branches.

Celesto View of the whole box. Gelato #33 + a Californian Snow and an Orange Sherbet from another diary.

Celesto The Gelato's are stunning! It's crazy how bushy they are. Lots of branches, very dense plants, huge leaves!

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Celesto Gelato #33 *3 is magnificent. When it finishes outdoors this year, it will really be a monster. Still about 8 weeks of growth before being transplanted into a 110L pot outdoors.

Celesto ...* The Gelatos no longer fit in the box, I gathered my cuttings and put them in the basement ^^ I had to adapt, a coat rack, 3 LED lamps, 150w consumed. The Gelatos are the two plants on the right.

Celesto They are beautiful and full of branches. Can't wait to move them outside.

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Celesto Waiting patiently for spring. Gelato #33 *3 has adapted well to its big pot. I've started to spread out the lateral branches, it’s taking on a nice apple tree look xD Gelato #33 *2 is getting tight in its pot, transplanting soon.

Celesto My Gelato plants are beautiful, the *2 has been placed outside to flower for a spring harvest, the *3 is magnificent as it splits into 4 trunks from the topping and the branches are gaining volume. It has adapted to its pot and continues its growth under LED. I'm taking cuttings to preserve it because it's the Gelato I selected from a previous grow.

Celesto Gelato is entering flowering, the cold nights are being felt, the tops are taking on a pink color with reddish reflections. 2, 3 leaves at the bottom are yellowing a lot as if it were at the end of flowering...

Celesto Incorporation of Guano at a rate of 50g for the entire 70L pot. The silicate is dosed at 2 teaspoons for 5L of nutrient solution with trace elements and mycorrhizae, no liquid fertilizer since the guano is more than enough. I tried adding fertilizer at the beginning, but it burned 3-4 leaves from the bottom... nutrient overdose. So I only water with water, silicate, voodoo juice (mycorrhizae), Big Bud, and B-Essentials (trace elements).

Celesto Slight defoliation. The flowers have a different flowering onset than indoors with fewer pistils, Gelato is in very good health. The flowers still have no smell.

Celesto Slight defoliation of the leaves hiding some buds. The smell is starting to appear, really very light, but I can detect a very subtle creamy citrus scent.

Celesto 5th week of flowering outdoors for my Gelato #33 *3, Despite a spring harvest, the buds are beautiful and dense, still 3 weeks of flowering to go, I hope for a great yield :-)

Celesto Smells really really good. CREAM AND CITRUS