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deFharo 22/02/21 Today the seedling has bent at the base due to stem rot, and with a magnifying glass, I saw a bug eating the stem... Damn!! I immediately did two things: 1st) I started germinating a new seed, because every time this has happened, the seedling hasn't survived. 2nd) Since I don't lose hope, I sprinkled diatomaceous earth all over the surface of the substrate of the dying plant. With this, I'm trying to solve several things at once and see what happens: a) Help absorb the excess moisture from the substrate and the stem. b) Get rid of the bugs in the substrate through ingestion and contact with the diatomaceous earth. c) Direct supply of silica to strengthen the cells. Let's see what happens. 24/02/21 The new seed sprouted through the soil in 24 hours and is growing vigorously. The bent seedling is still alive; I don't see any trace of bugs. REGARDS AND HEALTH GROWERS!! 😅

deFharo Welcome friends to the third week of this torturous start to cultivation. The seedling that suffered necrosis in the stem due to excess moisture and bugs is still alive and showing growth; the affected part of the stem is becoming woody, and since I have a fondness for these troubled beginnings, I’m going to keep trusting this great strain. If it stays alive, I believe the stem will develop a significant thickening in the affected area, and it might turn into a great hunchbacked plant!! What’s clear is that the diatomaceous earth treatment performed perfectly, getting rid of the bugs, absorbing moisture, and strengthening the healthy cells. The second seed I planted is stuck at the cotyledons; it germinated very quickly but is slow in leaf formation. Since it seems healthy for now, I’ll leave it and see what happens. Let’s continue.... CHEERS AND HEALTH TO EVERYONE!! 😆 ================================ • CHECK OUT MY GROWING TECHNIQUES AND ADVANCED ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.... DOING IS UNDERSTANDING!! 😉 - ORGANIC GROWING TIPS!! 👇 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Mountain and structured water. WEEK 21: Solid fertilizer and mulch. 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration. 3M • Frodo's & OG Kush WEEK 7: Auxin preparation. WEEK 10: Potassium humate from leonardite enriched with minerals. 3M • Diesel bastard. WEEK 11: Solids and Mulch. WEEK 13: Forced aeration of the substrate. WEEK 14: Preparation of a Lacto ferment of auxins, nutrients, and minerals. 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. WEEK 5: Compaction with Cool White lights. WEEK 6: Healing and protective agent for cuts or apical pruning. 3M • Sweet Clementine WEEK 5: Preparation of multi-fruit and mineral Lacto ferment. 3M • Fresh Candy auto WEEK 4: Recovery of spores of Microorganisms and Mycorrhizae. 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a seedbed of Solid Mountain Microorganisms (MMS). WEEK 10: HBO extraction using the QWISO method. 3M • Black Domina WEEK 6: Reuse of waste: Dry stick mulch. 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a Bokashi of silage grass enriched with nutrients and minerals. 3M • San Fernando Lemon Kush WEEK 5: Reuse of organic substrate. WEEK 16: GD TIP: Lens or objective? 3M • Magnum Auto WEEK 5: Utilization of household waste. Fruit peels. Dehydration and storage. 3M • Quick Sherbet WEEK 12: Shea butter topical cream and HBO. WEEK 24: Like water -Like a water. 3M • Purple Shot WEEK 18: Soil to the soil. 😎 3M • Gorilla Glue WEEK 4: Coconut fiber with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) for substrate mixes. WEEK 7: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms in liquid mode (MMA). 3M • Diesel S1 WEEK 17: Humate PK. Potassium hydrolyzed from leonardite with phosphorus. 3M • Kalini Asia WEEK 17: Potassium soap for insect and mite pest control. 3M • Sage n' Sour WEEK 13: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms with Pumpkin, Carrot, Minerals, and Chitosan.

deFharo Welcome to the fourth week of life for this survivor strain with sativa dominance. Fantastic lesson this plant has given regarding strength and survival; after being written off due to severe rot at the base of the stem accompanied by bugs on the ninth day of life, today the seedling has regenerated the base of the stem, leaving only a thickening in the affected area. It has straightened up and is now growing normally, increasing its daily water consumption. In the last 3 days, the roots have started to eagerly peek out from the base of the pot, wanting to make up for lost time!! Thanks Diatomaceous Earth!! 👍 I foresee a great grow for this strain because it faced death very early and survived; now it’s much stronger!! 💪😉👍 And to continue with the peculiarities of this grow, the second seed I planted on the same day as the stem rot of the first, 19 days ago, which germinated vigorously within 24 hours and stretched 9 cm in the first week, is absolutely frozen. It only has and maintains the cotyledons, with no trace or sign of leaves about to emerge. I've never seen anything like it... let’s see what happens in the end. 😵‍💫 For now, I’m going to keep the first seedling in its pot this week to ensure a strong root system and greater strengthening of the stem; then I’ll transplant it to its final pot. REGARDS AND HEALTH TO ALL MARIJUANA GROWERS!! 😐 ================================= • CHECK OUT MY ADVANCED GROWING TECHNIQUES AND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.... DOING IS UNDERSTANDING!! 😉 - ORGANIC GROWING TIPS!! 👇 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Mountain and structured water. WEEK 21: Solid fertilizer and mulch. 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration. 3M • Frodo's & OG Kush WEEK 7: Auxin preparation. WEEK 10: Potassium humate from leonardite enriched with minerals. 3M • Diesel bastard. WEEK 11: Solids and Mulch. WEEK 13: Forced aeration of the substrate. WEEK 14: Preparation of a Lacto ferment of auxins, nutrients, and minerals. 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. WEEK 5: Compaction with Cool White lights. WEEK 6: Healing and protective agent for cuts or apical prunings. 3M • Sweet Clementine WEEK 5: Preparation of multi-fruit and mineral Lacto ferment. 3M • Fresh Candy auto WEEK 4: Recovery of Microorganism and Mycorrhizae spores. 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a Solid Mountain Microorganism nursery (MMS). WEEK 10: HBO extraction using the QWISO method. 3M • Black Domina WEEK 6: Reuse of waste: Mulch from dry sticks. 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a Bokashi of ensiled grass enriched with nutrients and minerals. 3M • San Fernando Lemon Kush WEEK 5: Reuse of organic substrate. WEEK 16: GD TIP: Lens or objective? 3M • Magnum Auto WEEK 5: Utilization of homemade waste. Fruit peels. Dehydration and storage. 3M • Quick Sherbet WEEK 12: Shea butter topical cream and HBO. WEEK 24: Like water -Like a water. 3M • Purple Shot WEEK 18: Soil to the soil. 😎 3M • Gorilla Glue WEEK 4: Coconut fiber with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) for substrate mixes. WEEK 7: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms in liquid mode (MMA). 3M • Diesel S1 WEEK 17. PK Humate. Potassium hydrolysate from leonardite with phosphorus. 3M • Kalini Asia WEEK 17. Potassium soap for pest control of insects and mites. 3M • Sage n' Sour WEEK 13. Activation of Mountain Microorganisms with Pumpkin, Carrot, Minerals, and Chitosan.

deFharo Welcome friends to the fifth week of life of this plant that felt death at the base of its stem and refused to follow it; now, it has risen and like the phoenix, it has been reborn stronger. The plant is definitely safe, just as I expected, the base is fattening up, forming a nice conical stem, and the roots are eagerly peeking out from the base. I will probably transplant it to its final pot tomorrow, and since I have a weakness for survivor plants and this one has been, so far, the best performer, I’m going to put it in the largest pot I have, a square 11L with homemade aeration. I trust in a great grow with this strain. The second seed of this strain, which I germinated thinking the previous plant wouldn’t survive, finally after 4 weeks, seems to be sprouting its first leaves. I had to put a top cover on it to increase humidity and soften the seedling's cells; it seems to have worked. I’m curious about what the seedling has been doing for 4 weeks, as I only saw the first vertical root appear from the base today. Let’s see how it evolves this coming week. CHEERS AND HEALTH TO ALL!! 😌 ================================== • CHECK OUT MY ADVANCED GROWING TECHNIQUES AND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.... DOING IS UNDERSTANDING!! 😉 - ORGANIC GROWING TIPS!! 👇 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Mountain and structured water. WEEK 21: Solid fertilizer and mulch. 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration. 3M • Frodo's & OG Kush WEEK 7: Auxin preparation. WEEK 10: Potassium humate from leonardite enriched with minerals. 3M • Diesel bastard. WEEK 11: Solids and Mulch. WEEK 13: Forced aeration of the substrate. WEEK 14: Preparation of a Lacto ferment of auxins, nutrients, and minerals. 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. WEEK 5: Compaction with Cool White lights. WEEK 6: Healing and protective agent for cuts or apical pruning. 3M • Sweet Clementine WEEK 5: Preparation of multi-fruit and mineral Lacto ferment. 3M • Fresh Candy auto WEEK 4: Recovery of Microorganism spores and Mycorrhizae. 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a seedbed of Solid Mountain Microorganisms (MMS). WEEK 10: HBO extraction using the QWISO method. 3M • Black Domina WEEK 6: Reusing waste: Mulch from dry sticks. 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a Bokashi of silage grass enriched with nutrients and minerals. 3M • San Fernando Lemon Kush WEEK 5: Reusing organic substrate. WEEK 16: GD TIP: Lens or objective? 3M • Magnum Auto WEEK 5: Utilizing homemade waste. Fruit peels. Dehydration and storage. 3M • Quick Sherbet WEEK 12: Shea butter topical cream and HBO. WEEK 24: Like water -Like a water. 3M • Purple Shot WEEK 18: Soil to soil. 😎 3M • Gorilla Glue WEEK 4: Coconut fiber with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) for substrate mixes. WEEK 7: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms in liquid mode (MMA). 3M • Diesel S1 WEEK 17: Humate PK. Potassium hydrolysate from leonardite with phosphorus. 3M • Kalini Asia WEEK 17: Potassium soap for pest control of insects and mites. 3M • Sage n' Sour WEEK 13: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms with Pumpkin, Carrot, Minerals, and Chitosan.

deFharo Hello and welcome, fellow growers, to the sixth week of life of this great strain with sativa dominance that survived a severe stem rot in the first week of life, which led me to immediately plant a second seed because I never imagined it would survive. What definitely helped with the recovery was the diatomaceous earth. Now, this crop is the one I'm getting the most attached to because, just like me, we are both survivors!! 😈 Four days ago, I transplanted it into the final pot, in this case, a 2-gallon (7.5L) fabric pot that I hope to fill with roots and achieve maximum yield. The seedling, three days later, shows very high water consumption and there has been vegetative growth... this crop is going to be unique!! 😁 The thickening of the stem at the base is creating a very beautiful conical stem that promises to grow and grow!! 😜 I've made a soil mix that I explain below: - BASE: Five parts of three mixed gardening soils. 1.5 parts of coconut fiber. 1 part of homemade bokashi from dry grass. 3/4 parts of seaweed humus. 1 part of Perlite. 1/3 of vermiculite and river sand. - MINERALS 1g per liter of soil Zeolite, Basalt, Montmorillonite, Diatomaceous earth, Kaolin, Illite, Wood ash, and Pumice stone. - Minerals 0.5g per liter of soil Azomite, Dolomite Leonardite: 7g per liter of soil. - MM and hormones Homemade auxins: 0.5g per liter of soil. Activated Mountain Microorganisms: 6g per liter of soil. Biochar inoculated with Mountain Microorganisms 1/4 part. At the time of transplanting, I gave a generous watering to the small pot so that the root ball would come out without crumbling. In the hole of the final pot, I placed homemade auxin powder and mycorrhizal spores. I don't do the first deep watering until 24 hours after transplanting, as the root ball comes with a lot of moisture and I want that moisture to spread to the surrounding soil... besides, we all know that water tastes better when you drink it when you're thirsty 😈 After 24 hours, I watered deeply with a mix sweetened with molasses, Activated Mountain Microorganisms, and Ormus. The purpose of this first watering is to activate the substrate's microbiology while inoculating liquid MM and Ormus that help with growth. For now, three days later, the seedling is growing and expanding... all good!! On day 41, I did a foliar application with soluble sulfur to prevent fungi and mites on the leaves... and for now, nothing more from this phenotype... let's move on to 2: 😜 PHENOTYPE 2: Eight days after germinating the previous seed, I planted this one, thinking the other seedling wouldn't survive. Well, this seed is showing its peculiarities, which I don't know how to interpret yet. It spent the first 4 weeks only with the cotyledons, without growth. A week ago, I placed a top enclosure on the pot to increase humidity in the aerial part and provoke the softening of the shoot cells... it worked. The seedling started to sprout a week ago, it's struggling; for now, there's a bundle of disordered, twisted, and clustered leaves, the cotyledons have almost given up all their nutrients and are pale day by day. The first root has appeared at the base of the pot... good, I'm going to keep the seedling in this small pot for another week or two until I'm sure it has created a strong root system. Yesterday, I watered it with Activated Mountain Microorganisms to promote root development... and that's all for now. GROW INFO 😋 - For all my watering mixes, I use Mountain and rainwater mixed at 50% (EC: 0.16). Since I store this water, I structure it for at least 15 minutes with a magnetic stirrer to oxygenate it and also to recover an ordered molecular structure, which favors cation exchange (nutrient assimilation). As a result of the structuring of the watering water, lower nutrient concentrations can be used, up to 40%. - All the soluble fertilizers I use and some solids (Bioles, Lactoferments, Hydrolyzed...) are of my own creation and formulation; I use purely organic components and residues to create them. - Every day, I rotate the pots 90° for equivalent light distribution on all sides, since, in addition to a main lamp (CFL: 6400K), I use side lights with very specific spectrums (7700k, 450nm, and UVA-B) for this growth phase, targeting specific areas of the grow tent. For the same reason, in my grow tents with several pots, in addition to the daily rotation, every 4 days, I also change the position-rotation of all the pots. REGARDS AND HEALTH TO ALL GROWERS!! 😎 =============================== • CHECK OUT MY ADVANCED GROWING TECHNIQUES AND ORGANIC FERTILIZERS.... DOING IS UNDERSTANDING!! 😉 - ORGANIC GROWING TIPS!! 👇 3M • PURPLE BUD WEEK 17: Activation of Solid Microorganisms (MMA) and fruit biol with minerals. WEEK 20: Structured mountain water. WEEK 21: Solid fertilizer and mulch. 3M • Anubis and Auto Magnum WEEK 1: Super substrate and pot aeration. 3M • Frodo's & OG Kush WEEK 7: Auxin preparation. WEEK 10: Potassium humate from leonardite enriched with minerals. 3M • Diesel bastard. WEEK 11: Solids and Mulch. WEEK 13: Forced aeration of the substrate. WEEK 14: Preparation of a Lacto ferment of auxins, nutrients, and minerals. 3M • Sweet Zkittlez WEEK 2: Structured water, living water. WEEK 3: Ormus and coconut water. WEEK 5: Compaction with Cool White lights. WEEK 6: Healing and protective agent for cuts or apical pruning. 3M • Sweet Clementine WEEK 5: Preparation of multi-fruit and mineral Lacto ferment. 3M • Fresh Candy auto WEEK 4: Recovery of spores from Microorganisms and Mycorrhizae. 3M • Tropicanna Poison WEEK 7: Preparation of a seedbed of Solid Mountain Microorganisms (MMS). WEEK 10: HBO extraction using the QWISO method. 3M • Black Domina WEEK 6: Reuse of waste: Dry stick mulch. 3M • Monster Bud Kush WEEK 7: Preparation of a silage Bokashi enriched with nutrients and minerals. 3M • San Fernando Lemon Kush WEEK 5: Reuse of organic substrate. WEEK 16: GD TIP: Lens or objective? 3M • Magnum Auto WEEK 5: Utilization of homemade waste. Fruit peels. Dehydration and storage. 3M • Quick Sherbet WEEK 12: Topical shea cream and HBO. WEEK 24: Like water -Like a water. 3M • Purple Shot WEEK 18: Soil to the soil. 😎 3M • Gorilla Glue WEEK 4: Coconut fiber with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) for substrate mixes. WEEK 7: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms in liquid mode (MMA). 3M • Diesel S1 WEEK 17: PK humate. Potassium hydrolyzed leonardite with phosphorus. 3M • Kalini Asia WEEK 17: Potassium soap for insect and mite pest control. 3M • Sage n' Sour WEEK 13: Activation of Mountain Microorganisms with Pumpkin, Carrot, Minerals, and Chitosan.

deFharo Welcome growers to the seventh week of life and the first since transplanting to the final pot (fabric 7.5l) of this survivor strain with sativa dominance. It's a settling week in the pot, the plant didn't notice the transplant and has continued to grow and increase its leaf mass... I'm not surprised. Water consumption is very high and rising; today I made the apical cut above the sixth node to limit height and achieve more production. If all goes well, I will switch it to flowering in a week. For now, I have the plants 13 hours indoors and 6 hours outdoors. PHENOTYPE 2: I germinated this seedling 9 days after its sister. It spent 3 weeks without a sprout, just the cotyledons. Now there's a node where several leaves are pushing to come out, pushing against each other. The roots have started to massively peek out from the bottom of the pot. For now, it's an ugly duckling that I trust will become a beautiful swan. I moisten it with the same mixes as its older sister. If all goes well, I will transplant it to its final pot next week. WEEKLY ACTIVITY 😵 The first watering after the transplant was deep and aimed at activating soil life thanks to the molasses and Activated Mountain Microorganisms. The MM make the substrate fluffy, favoring root mobility, and they also mineralize organic matter and facilitate nutrient assimilation. This week, 3 more waterings to strengthen the crop and enhance vegetative growth. I maintain a constant moisture level in the substrate so that the roots expand as soon as possible... - Day 45. Watering mix with Activated Mountain Microorganisms with pumpkin, carrot, minerals, and chitosan at 2.5%, molasses and ormus at 0.5%. PH: 6.66, EC: 1.0. 700ml. - Day 47. New watering with Activated Mountain Microorganisms with minerals and nutrients (Plus) NPK at 3%, molasses and Ormus at 1%. PH: 6.54, EC: 1.48. Increased the initial watering in the pot by 25%. Now 1200ml of initial watering. - Day 49. Prepared watering for vegetative growth and strengthening of the crop. PH: 6.35, EC: 1.15. 800ml. Enzymatic hydrolysate of protein seeds - Chia, Quinoa, Hemp, Sesame - (amino acids) with minerals and enzymes at 1%, enzymatic hydrolysate of 4 algae (vitamins, micronutrients) with minerals at 1% and molasses. GROWING ROUTINES 😋 - For all watering mixes, I use Mountain and rainwater mixed at 50% (EC: 0.16). This water, as I have stored it, I structure for at least 15 minutes with a magnetic stirrer to oxygenate it and also to recover an ordered molecular structure, which favors cation exchange (nutrient assimilation). As a result of the structuring of the watering water, lower concentrations of nutrients can be used, up to 40%. - I note all the watering mixes I use for each plant, with control of PH, EC, and temperature, to ensure I provide very varied and/or specific nutrition for each moment. All the soluble fertilizers I use and some solids (Bioles, Lactoferments, Hydrolysates, Dehydrated...) are of my own creation and formulation, using purely organic components and residues to create them. - Every day I turn the pots 90° for an equivalent light distribution on all sides, since, in addition to a main lamp (CFL: 6400K), I use side lights with very specific spectrums (7700k, 450nm, and UVA-B) for this growth phase, targeting specific areas of the grow tent. For the same reason, in my grow tents with several pots, in addition to the daily turn, every 4 days I also change the position-rotation of all the pots. The average size of the pots I use, 6-7l, favors all this hustle!! - Daily, I also weigh each of my crops to know exactly the water consumption and what remains in the pot. This information is very valuable to me, as I quickly detect any incident in the plant's metabolism. To calculate the moisture in the substrate, I start from an initial watering that I gradually bring to a maximum of 20% of the soil volume; for example, for a 7l pot with an adult plant, I use an initial watering of 1400ml, and when the plant has consumed between 65-75%, I water again. I keep all these calculations and cultivation notes with a customized Excel sheet. And that's all for today... REGARDS AND HEALTH TO EVERYONE!! 😋 ================================= 😉☮️👇🙏👌👍👉👉👉❤️❤️❤️👈👈👈👌🙏👇☮️😘 =================================

deFharo Welcome to the eighth week of life of this survivor strain with sativa dominance. Two weeks after transplanting to the final pot (7.5L fabric), the plant is fully settled, water consumption, leaf mass, and height are progressing at a very good pace. One week after the apical cut, the lateral branches have become more prominent and the two upper tips are starting to grow vigorously. I keep the plant indoors for 14 hours (cheap schedule) and complete the 20 hours of light by taking the pots outside... let the party continue! 🤩 This week I continue with watering using moderate concentrations of nutrients (macro and micro, vitamins...) to promote growth and strengthen the crop. I maintain high humidity in the pot to facilitate root mobility, finding moisture and nutrients wherever they go; the air-pot ensures oxygen enters the substrate, preventing excessive moisture buildup. I have also added solid elements to the substrate, both organic and inorganic, at a rate of 2g per liter of soil. After the last watering, I added a new layer of mulch with dry material. - The second phenotype of this strain, which is nine days younger, is still resolving the knot formed by a mutation that caused no sprout for 3 weeks; now it seems that two main branches have emerged. We'll see what this plant turns into; I personally like oddities and plants that are born with problems and overcome them. The roots are already peeking out vigorously from the base; this week I will transplant to the final pot. Happy with the grow... REGARDS AND HEALTH TO ALL! 🌞

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this cultivation of two sister strains, one survivor and the other mutant... grown in different grow tents where they may or may not coincide in nutrient watering. The age difference between the two plants is 9 days, and there is an evident difference between one plant and the other, but there's still a lot of growing ahead. I trust both of them. This diary is focused on the older plant, which is now nine weeks old in the vegetative stage. I will show photos and progress on phenotype 2, and I decided to tie it down, taking advantage of the mutation where it has developed 2 branches on the main shoot. 😜 The plant looks healthy with large leaves and strong branches and stem. Water consumption is moderate; this week it has consumed 1877ml of watering water, which is 15% less than the previous week, watering every 72h. At the beginning of the week, I started to reduce the light hours, going from 20/4 to 13/10, reducing one hour of light daily. I could have gone directly to flowering at 13/10, but since the plant was growing vigorously, I wanted to extend the vegetative period this way to make it denser and not lose compactness. At the same time, I began to replace some lights with others that have more appropriate spectra for flowering. I will continue until I replace all the lamps in this tent. In two weeks, I hope pre-flowering begins, and from there, the lights in this tent will be very yellow! This is my first grow tent; I adapted a homemade cabinet of 60x40x126cm, and today it is the most versatile space I have, as I grow with the door open, allowing me to have very powerful extra side lighting. Since I find it interesting to note this light evolution, I will describe the process up to today. Starting lights for vegetative growth, the first 8 weeks: Very white lights aimed at compacting the plant and strengthening the side branches. CANOPY: Tneon Secret Jardin. Fluorescents 2x55w at 9500K. SIDE: Quantum panel 36w at 7700K and Quantum Panel 36w at 450nm. WEEKLY ACTIVITY 😜 - Day 57. 🕖 I reduce one hour of light, now 19/5. - Day 58. I add a side panel of 60x30cm (30w) with 2700K. 🕕 I reduce one hour of light. Now 18/6. - Day 59. I tie down the two central apices to slow vertical growth and strengthen the side branches. Watering with 800ml of mountain water with molasses. PH: 6.33, EC: 0.38. 🕔 I reduce one hour of light. Now 17/7. - Day 60. I replace the quantum panel (36w) at 450nm with a Full Spectrum COB lamp (380-780nm) of 50w. 🕛 I reduce one hour of light. Now 16/8. - Day 61. 🕒 I reduce one hour of light. Now 15/9. - Day 62. 🕑 I reduce one hour of light. Now 14/10. Watering to boost growth with my enzymatic hydrolyzed animal protein (amino acids, Fe, Ca, N...) at 0.5%, Biol from animal meals with Effective Microorganisms -EM- (MMA, BAL, Ca, P, Mg...) at 2%, molasses, and Ormus (Ca, Mg...+PH) at 1%. PH: 6.53, EC: 1.33. 1000ml. - Day 63. I replace the side quantum panel (36w) at 7700K with a COB lamp (50w) at 3000K with an 80mm lens at 90°. 🕐 I reduce one hour of light and reach the end of the schedule change. Now 13/11 until the end of the grow. GROWING ROUTINES 😋 - For all watering mixes, I use Mountain Water (EC: 0.28) and rainwater (EC: 0.03, when I have it) mixed at 50% (EC: 0.16). This water, as I store it, loses oxygenation and its molecules become chaotic, so I structure it for at least 15 minutes with a magnetic stirrer to oxygenate it and also to recover an ordered molecular structure, which favors cation exchange (nutrient assimilation). As a result of structuring the watering water, lower nutrient concentrations can be used, up to 40%. Ultimately, structuring the water recreates the perpetual movement found in river and sea water... living water!! 😌 - I note all the watering mixes I use for each plant, with control of PH, EC, and temperature, to ensure I provide very varied and/or specific nutrition for each moment. All the soluble fertilizers I use and some solids (Bioles, Lactoferments, Hydrolyzed, Dehydrated...) are of my own creation and formulation; I use purely organic or mineral components and residues to create them. - Every day, I turn the pots 90° for equivalent light distribution on all sides. For the same reason, in my grow tents with several pots, in addition to the daily turn, every 4 days, I also change the position-rotation of all the pots. The average size of the pots I use, 6-7l, supports all this movement!! - Daily, I also weigh each of my crops to know exactly the water consumption and what remains in the pot. This is very valuable information for me, as I can quickly detect any issues in the plant's metabolism. To calculate the moisture in the substrate, I start from an initial watering that I gradually bring up to a maximum of 20-25% of the soil volume; for example, for a 7l pot with an adult plant, I use an initial watering of 1400ml, and when the plant has consumed between 65-75%, I water again. This way, and watering slowly, I avoid runoff, minimizing nutrient loss. All these calculations and growing notes I keep with a custom Excel sheet. • I understand that my growing method is somewhat obsessive; moreover, it takes a lot of work to cultivate and experiment independently, but it entertains and amuses me a lot. I never lack good organic joints, all I can smoke 😵, and I see no limit to the evolution of the grower!! 😍 REGARDS AND HEALTH TO GROWERS!! 🤞🏽

deFharo Welcome, friends, to this grow of two sister strains, one survivor and the other mutant... grown in different grow tents where they may or may not share nutrient waterings. This diary will focus on the most vigorous or standout plant, for now, the plant with the longest life (8 days difference). The grow has increased the water consumption for irrigation. This week 2312ml, 23% more than the previous week. The leaf mass and lateral branches are growing vigorously. I've tied all the lateral branches to shape the plant, while optimizing the width of the grow. Phenotype 2 continues in a tent in the vegetative stage, strengthening day by day, and is also showing high water consumption. Last night I found bite marks from spider mites on two leaves, and when I looked with a magnifying glass, there they were!! Today I applied soluble sulfur (3g/l) to the entire plant; normally, if it's the beginning of the infestation, sulfur is very effective, also against powdery mildew. WEEKLY ACTIVITY 👨‍🌾🌾 -Day 66. The plant is increasing its water consumption for irrigation. To ensure root health and promote nutrient uptake, I make a watering mix with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA Basic) at 3% to keep dissolving organic matter in the substrate, making it assimilable for the plant. I add 3% Ormus, which provides all the Ca and Mg the plant needs and helps raise the pH of the mix: pH: 6.8, EC: 1.20. 800ml. On the other hand, the amino acids from the last watering have made a noticeable impact, with shoots growing at lightning speed and leaves expanding to unusual sizes!! - Day 68. I added a Tled from Secret Jardin (23w) for flowering with spectrums of 3000K, 2700K, and 660nm. CURRENT SETUP: 🏛️ Grow tent 60x40x125cm. 🕐 Light schedule: 13/11h 🌞 CANOPY: Tneon Secret Jardin 2x55w at 9500K. Tled Blowing. 💡 SIDE: 30x60cm LED panel at 2700K (30w). 30x30cm quantum panel (36w) 3000K & 660nm. Slim COB 270° FS 380-780nm (50w). 🔄 Fans: Extractor and Intractor (8w), Interiors x 2 (8w). 📈 TOTAL W: 261W /2= 130.5W PER PLANT - Day 69. A watering mix aimed at strengthening the grow, enhancing growth, and dissolving organic matter and minerals from the substrate. Mix: Mountain water with molasses, Activated Mountain Microorganisms with pumpkin, minerals, nutrients, and chitosan at 3% and Ormus (Ca, Mg...) at 1% to regulate the pH: 6.65, EC: 1.32. 800ml. - Day 70. I tie the lateral branches to limit the width of the grow and promote the verticality of the colas and light entry. Foliar application with soluble sulfur (3g/l) before entering flowering and in prevention of powdery mildew, but especially against red spider mites, as temperatures have risen and relative humidity has dropped significantly. Also, last night I found a few spiders on two leaves. 🕷️🤞 Nothing more for now...👀 REGARDS AND HEALTH, FRIENDS!! 🤓 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this diary of two phenotypes, not synchronized, of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, and the watering schedules may or may not align. The difference in their life span is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both tied down, but different in each case. As the two plants develop their own personalities, it becomes more challenging for me to structure this grow diary. It wasn't my intention to grow two plants, but the apparent death of the first seedling led me to germinate the second seed as a replacement for the first, but this one survived!! 🤙 For now, the diary will be led by the plant that shows more vigor and structure, which is currently phenotype 1. However, the evolution of the second phenotype, which is very vigorous and responding well to the extreme tying I'm doing on the stem and central apex, ties that were almost forced by a mutation in the first sprout of the seedling that caused two branches to grow, makes me suspect that this plant will soon surpass its sister. WEEKLY ACTIVITY 👨‍🌾💧🌞🌾 - Day 71. Phenotype 1 has started pre-flowering! Watering with a light mix of mountain water (EC: 0.28), molasses, a few microbes with Activated Mountain Microorganisms with minerals and nutrients (MMA Plus) at 1.5%, MMA Basic at 0.5%, molasses, and Ormus at 0.5% to regulate pH and provide Ca and Mg. pH: 6.7, EC: 0.85. 1200ml. - Day 74. I moved the plant to an individual flowering tent! I prepared a watering with amino acids to boost vegetative growth. Mix: Enzymatic hydrolyzed animal proteins (amino acids, Ca, Mg, Fe, P...) at 0.5%, Biol of guano with Efficient Microorganisms -EM- (MMA, BAL, Ca, Mg, P...), molasses, and Ormus at 0.25%. - Day 76. Foliar application with soluble sulfur (4g/l) for prevention of mites and fungi; I detected 4 spider mites on two leaves of the grow. 🙏 PHENOTYPE 2- - Day 63. Watering with a light mix of mountain water (EC: 0.28), molasses, a few microbes with Activated Mountain Microorganisms with minerals and nutrients (MMA Plus) at 1.5%, MMA Basic at 0.5%, molasses, and Ormus at 0.5% to regulate pH and provide Ca and Mg. pH: 6.7, EC: 0.85. 700ml. - Day 65. Light watering with mountain water, 0.5% MMA Basic, molasses, and 0.25% Ormus. pH: 6.60, EC: 0.5. 800ml. I moved the plant to the homemade flowering tent. I adjusted the ties on the central apex and secondary branch to continue the rotation around the pot and also give time for the secondary branches to strengthen and reach a good central canopy. - Day 67. Nutritional watering with fruit lacto-ferment, minerals, and NPK nutrients at 3%, molasses, and Ormus at 1%. pH: 6.45, EC: 1.0. 800ml. Foliar application with soluble sulfur (4g/l) for prevention of red spider mites and powdery mildew. - Day 69. Watering with mountain water and molasses. pH: 6.64, EC: 0.37. 1000ml. Nothing more for now... REGARDS AND HEALTH TO GROWERS!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌✊👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈✊👌🙏👇✌️🤩✋🏽 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this cultivation diary of two non-synchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, the nutrient waterings may or may not coincide, and the difference in lifespan between them is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both bent with LST ties, but different in each case. WEEKLY ACTIVITY PHENOTYPE 1. This plant is in an independent grow tent, with generic lights and lots of watts just for her!! SETUP: 🏛️ Grow tent 40x40x140cm. 🕐 Light schedule: 13/11h 🌞 CANOPY: - 2x Led COB with 60° lenses: -Full Spectrum 380-840nm & -3000K. - UV-B bulb 50 💡 SIDE: - 30x30cm Led Panel 3000K+660nm. - 3x Led Bar FS/660nm at 140° 🔄 Fans: Extractor and Interior. 📈 TOTAL W: 170W - Day 79. Watering with mountain water and molasses. PH: 6.75, EC: 0.37. 1200ml. - Day 82. Watering mix to boost the growth of the floral buds. Mix: Mountain water with 1% potassium humate from leonardite, 2% fruit and mineral lacto ferment, and molasses. PH: 6.50, EC: 1.10. 1000ml. Added solid components to the substrate (organic and mineral), 1g/liter of soil. - Day 84. Gentle watering to help digest the solids added to the substrate two days ago, with mountain water, Activated Mountain Microorganisms with nutrients and minerals (MMA Plus) at 2%, molasses, and Ormus at 0.5%. PH: 6.49, EC: 0.98. 1100ml. Defoliation of the larger leaves to improve light entry. I’m doing LST ties to the two upper apices that were sticking out from the others, now I have a uniform horizontal canopy with more than 24 buds!!😈🤙 ====================== ACTIVITY PHENOTYPE 2 I'm growing this plant in the same grow tent as 3M • Critical [2ⁿᵈ Chance]... you can see the light setup in that diary. It’s been seven days since it started with the flowering schedule 13/11h. Water consumption is skyrocketing, the plant shows exceptional growth, I have tied the two main apices and other secondary ones. The two main colas show fantastic vigor... I think I'm going to enjoy this strain a lot!! - Day 71. I strengthen the cultivation and boost vegetative growth with my Activated Mountain Microorganisms with Pumpkin and minerals (NPK, B, Ca, Fe, Cu, Mg... Vitamins, sugars, carotenoids...) at 3%, molasses, and Ormus (Ca, Mg...+PH) at 0.5%. PH: 6.40, EC: 0.95. 1000ml. - Day 73. Added solid components (organic and mineral) to the substrate, 1g per liter of soil. Gentle watering to help dissolve the solids with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA Basic) at 3%, molasses, and Ormus at 1%. PH: 6.46, EC: 0.88. 1000ml. • I add dry material to the mulch, regularly every 3 weeks I have to replenish the mulch that the microorganisms have devoured, it’s impressive how the dry matter disappears, turning into humified soil. - Day 75. It’s been four weeks since I transplanted, the substrate still retains a lot of nutrients, so I’m doing gentle watering with MM to facilitate assimilation and maintain a root system without blockages. Watering: Mountain water with molasses, Activated Mountain Microorganisms (Basic) at 2% and Ormus at 0.5%. PH: 6.40. EC: 0.75. 1000ml. - Day 76. The plant has consumed almost all the watering from yesterday, due to the rise in temperatures, but mainly because I had a fan pointing at the fabric pot of this cultivation yesterday, which caused a lot of evaporation. I’m doing a new watering for the cultivation: Activated Mountain Microorganisms with nutrients and minerals (MMA Plus) at 2%, Ormus at 0.5%, and molasses. PH: 6.49, EC: 0.98. 1000ml. • Defoliation of the larger leaves to optimize light entry and concentrate more energy on the growth of the buds. That’s all for today... HAPPY GROWING!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌🤜👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤛👌🙏👇✌️🤩✋🏼 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this cultivation diary of two unsynchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, and the nutrient waterings may or may not coincide. The difference in their life span is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both trained with LST ties, but different in each case. Phenotype 1 has completed 4 weeks of flowering, while Phenotype 2 transitioned to flowering 2 weeks ago and has started pre-flowering. Both show great vigor and water consumption. WEEKLY ACTIVITY PHENOTYPE 1. 👨‍🌾🌾💡 The canopy of buds is impressive, with more than 24 buds aligned in the canopy, showing a lot of vigor and daily growth!! The plant has consumed 3553ml of watering, which is 55% more than the previous week!! 😎😁 - Day 86. Light watering with nutrients, fruit and mineral PK lacto-ferment at 1%, potassium humate from leonardite at 0.5%, and molasses. pH: 6.60, EC: 0.90. 1000ml. - Day 87. Tent swap for the two phenotypes; now Phenotype 1 shares the tent with 3M • Critical. The height and canopy of buds are similar in both plants, and I will make better use of the lights. CURRENT SETUP: 🏛️ 60x40x125cm grow tent. 🕐 Light schedule: 12.5/11.5h 🌞 CANOPY: Tneon Secret Jardin 2x55w at 2700K + Tled Blowing (3000K, 2100K, IR 730nm) 23w + 120cm high-density LED strip at 2200K (19w). 💡 SIDE: 30x60cm LED panel at 2700K (30w). Slim COB 270° FS 380-780nm (50w). 30x30cm side panel (36w) 3000K + 660nm. 🔄 Fans: Extractor and Intractor (8w), 2 interior fans (8w). 📈 TOTAL LIGHTS W: 263W /2= 131.5W PER PLANT... LET THE PARTY CONTINUE!! 🌞🔴 - Day 88. I do a watering with structured, mineral, and alkaline water collected from a permanent spring at sea level to help dissolve the previous watering. pH: 7.26, EC: 0.45. 1100ml. - Day 90. To boost the growth of the flowering buds, I prepare a watering mix with fruit and mineral PK lacto-ferment at 1%, potassium humate from leonardite at 1%, activated mountain microorganisms with pumpkin, minerals, and chitosan at 2%, and molasses. pH: 6.58, EC: 1.50. 1000ml. PHENOTYPE 2 ACTIVITY 👨‍🌾🌾💡 Water consumption is massive in this cultivation, the two main branches are very vigorous, and the secondary branches are pushing to make their way into the canopy. This week, the plant has consumed 4139ml of watering, which is 14% more than the previous week and 15% more than Phenotype 1. - Day 78. A nutrient watering to strengthen and boost growth with activated mountain microorganisms at 2%, animal meal lacto-ferment with Efficient Microorganisms _EM- at 1%, fruit and mineral biol with EM at 1%, molasses, and Ormus at 0.5%. pH: 6.83, EC: 1.15. 1500ml. - Day 79. Tent swap and reduction of the schedule to 12.5/11.5h. SETUP: 🏛️ 40x40x140cm grow tent. 🕐 Light schedule: 13/11h 🌞 CANOPY: - 2x COB LEDs with 60° lenses: -Full Spectrum 380-840nm & 3000K. IR 730nm LED bulb (10w), I turn it on for half an hour every 60 minutes, keeping it on for 30 minutes after turning off the rest of the lights to accelerate the transition to flowering. 💡 SIDE: - 30x30cm LED panel 3000K+660nm. 📈 TOTAL W: 133W - Day 80. Watering with structured, mineral, and alkaline water collected from a permanent spring at sea level to help dissolve the previous watering. pH: 7.26, EC: 0.45. 1200ml. - Day 82. The plant is very vigorous and has begun pre-flowering. I prepare a nutrient watering to give a boost and take advantage of the great vigor the plant shows. Watering mix: fruit and mineral PK lacto-ferment at 1%, potassium humate from leonardite at 1%, activated mountain microorganisms with pumpkin, minerals, and chitosan at 2%, and molasses. pH: 6.58, EC: 1.50. 1200ml. That's all for today... HAPPY GROWING!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this diary of two un-synchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, and the nutrient watering schedules may or may not coincide. The difference in their life span is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both trained with LST, but different in each case. In the watering ingredient list, I show all that both plants have received, always homemade preparations made with Microorganisms, Minerals, and Organic Matter, administered with intention and care... let the photos speak for themselves! I've decided to simplify the creation of my grow diaries mainly because I want to redirect this energy to new projects... Phenotype 1 with the apical cut has completed 5 weeks of flowering, while Phenotype 2, which has a mutation that generated a double main bud and is trained with LST, started flowering 3 weeks ago. Both show great vigor and water consumption. I observe differences in leaf color; Phenotype 1 has darker leaves, and Phenotype 2 is experiencing slower flowering development. Both plants have a great leaf mass that I'm maintaining without defoliation. Until next week.... HAPPY GROWING!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo POLYPLOID MUTATION IN PHENOTYPE 2!! 👨‍🌾 👍😁😍🤩👽🙈🏃‍♂️🏋️‍♂️☝️🖐️🌞💧💗💯 Welcome, fellow growers, to this exciting diary of two unsynchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, the nutrient waterings may or may not coincide, and the difference in their life span is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both bent with LST ties, but different in each case. - Phenotype-1 with an apical cut has completed 6 weeks of flowering, the buds are growing, and the plant is maintaining its leaf mass intact. The leaves around the floral buds are filling up with trichomes!! and the water consumption for watering is still very high... I'm really happy with this plant!! - Phenotype 2, with a mutation that generated a double main bud and both are bent with LST, started flowering 4 weeks ago, but it turns out this phenotype is developing a polyploid bud on one of the main tips 💯💋... truly a great gift and a huge luck as a cannabis grower!! I hope it develops more buds with this mutation, which will also cause gigantism... I'm ready to push this grow to the limit!! 🙈👽🤩 Currently, this plant has the highest water consumption. This week I’ve switched the schedule to 12/12 and moved it to my high-performance grow tent, now with the excellent main lamp Mars Hydro TS 1000, supported by other lamps and spectrums (2000K, 2700K, 3000K, 660nm, UV-B). Always alternating nutrient waterings with lighter ones to help maintain root health. In the watering ingredient list, I show everything both plants have received, always homemade preparations with Microorganisms, Minerals, and Organic Matter, administered with intention and care... let the photos speak! Until next week... HAPPY GROWING!! 👨‍🌾🌾🌞 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this exciting diary of cultivation of two unsynchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, the nutrient waterings may or may not coincide, and the difference in their life span is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both bent with LST ties, but different in each case. - Phenotype-1 with an apical cut has completed 7 weeks of flowering, the buds are growing and the plant is keeping its leaf mass intact, the leaves around the floral buds are filling up with trichomes!! and the water consumption for watering is still very high... I'm very happy with this plant!! Midweek, I started to see marks on the leaves from spider mite bites... I grabbed the magnifying glass and there they were!! I immediately prepared a foliar solution with my potassium soap made from olive oil and I smashed them, the next day there were only corpses, this easily degradable preparation immediately takes care of the adult spiders and their eggs! I also added solids to the substrate with: Azomite, bird guano, and potassium humate from leonardite in powder form. The next waterings for this plant will be aimed at strengthening it. - Phenotype 2, with a mutation that generated a double main bud and both are bent with LST, started flowering 5 weeks ago, but it turns out this phenotype is developing a polyploid bud on one of the main tips 💯💋... really a great gift and a huge luck as a cannabis grower!! This week I added solids to the substrate, composed of bird guano, dolomite, wood ash, mealfrash, and dried blood. Currently, this plant is the one with the highest water consumption, and you can tell by the number of buds populating the canopy and the considerable increase in the volume of the colas. Always alternating nutrient waterings with lighter ones to help maintain root health. In the list of watering ingredients, I show all that both plants have received, they are always homemade preparations made with Microorganisms, Minerals, and Organic Matter and administered with intention and care... let the photos speak! Until next week... HAPPY GROWING!! ✌️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this exciting cultivation diary of two unsynchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, and the nutrient waterings may or may not coincide. The difference in their life span is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both bent with LST ties, but different in each case. In the list of watering ingredients, I show all that both plants have received; they are always homemade preparations made with Microorganisms, Minerals, and Organic Matter, administered with intention and care... let the photos speak! - Phenotype-1 with an apical cut has completed 8 weeks of flowering, and the water consumption for watering is still very high... red spider mites have reappeared, and quite a bit this time. It seems that the eggs from the previous week remained and have hatched, and it noticeably weakens the crop... I have applied potassium soap again, which I will repeat two more times next week. I’m going to try to increase the humidity in the grow tent, although the hot days don’t help, nor does this homemade tent that heats up to 31°C. This week I have done nutrient waterings, and others aimed at strengthening the plant. I have used 2% horsetail extract or NPK fruit lacto-ferment. Now, due to the extreme heat and the spider attack, I’m watering with spring mineral water to facilitate the movement of liquids through the plant and at the same time dissolve the nutrients from the substrate. I have also added solids to provide macro and micronutrients to the substrate with: Worm guano, Cottonseed powder, and dried blood. - Phenotype 2, with a mutation that generated a double main bud, and both are bent with LST, entered flowering 6 weeks ago, but it turns out that this phenotype is developing a polyploid bud on one of the main tips 💯💋... truly a great gift and a huge stroke of luck as a cannabis grower!! This week I have added solids to the substrate, composed of Worm guano, Cottonseed powder, and dried blood. Currently, this plant is the one with the highest water consumption, noticeable by the number of buds populating the canopy and the considerable increase in the volume of the colas... everything is following its course. Today I made a foliar application with potassium soap as a prevention against red spider mites; I’ve seen a few marks on some leaves. The tent where I grow this strain is the coolest of all, and it shows. Nevertheless, this week I’m going to focus on maintaining high humidity levels in the environment and in the substrate. Until next week... HAPPY GROWING!! ✌️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this exciting diary of cultivation of two unsynchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, the nutrient waterings may or may not coincide, and the difference in their lifespan is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both trained with LST, but different in each case. I cultivate these strains with attention and care, in 7l fabric pots, with a mix of light substrates with minerals and activated with indigenous microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region; I also feed them with soluble macro and micro nutrients created with anaerobic fermentations and homemade hydrolysates made with love and organic and mineral elements. I maintain plenty of good light in my grow tents, and my plants always have a mulch layer to feed the microbiology and maintain optimal surface humidity levels... and here we go!! 💧🌞👨‍🌾 In the watering ingredient list, I show everything that both plants have received. 3M = Organic Matter, Microbiology, and Minerals. 3S = Sun, Mulch, and Substrate - Phenotype 2 has become the queen of the two strains, with a mutation that generated a double main bud, and both are trained with LST. It started flowering 7 weeks ago, but it turns out this phenotype is developing a polyploid bud on one of the main tips 💯💋... truly a great gift and a huge stroke of luck as a cannabis grower!! Currently, this plant has the highest water consumption, maintaining almost intact its leaf mass for good photosynthesis. The buds are showing fattening and developing without problems... or almost without problems. I've detected some red spider mites and have been doing foliar applications with my potassium soap all week, trying to eliminate the successive generations of mites until none are left... I'm worried about these pests, as they have nearly ruined phenotype 1. I maintain high humidity levels in the grow tent; the temperatures have moderated these days, and I hope this helps with all the crops. - Phenotype 1 with apical cut has completed 9 weeks of flowering. The plant has suffered significant decline mainly due to the red spider mites, but it has also been greatly affected by the high temperatures from last week. I moved the lights away, but it was already too late; the surrounding leaves have aged prematurely, the mites have been hatching eggs, and they have appeared on many leaves. The metabolism has drastically slowed down with much lower water consumption. Now I'm applying potassium soap every 48 hours to get rid of all the generations of mites; I don't know if I'll be able to reactivate the crop. I moved it to a cooler tent with a different type of lights that will help improve photosynthesis. This week I have done waterings with rain and mountain water, microorganisms, and algae biol with Effective Microorganisms, let's see if the crop strengthens... I'm very saddened because it was a very beautiful and promising plant... damn spiders!! Let the adventure continue... Until next week... GREETINGS GROWERS!! ✌️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this exciting diary of cultivation featuring two unsynchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, and the nutrient watering schedules may or may not align. The difference in their life spans is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both trained with LST, but different in each case. I'm growing these strains in 7L fabric pots, using a mix of lightweight substrates with minerals, and a substrate activated with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. I feed the plants with soluble macro and micronutrients, created with anaerobic ferments and homemade hydrolysates made from organic and mineral elements. I maintain plenty of good light in my grow tents, and my plants always have a mulch layer to feed the microbiology and keep optimal moisture levels on the surface... and here we go!! 💧🌞👨‍🌾 In the watering ingredient list, I show all the nutrients both plants have received. - Phenotype-1 with an apical cut has completed 10 weeks of flowering. This one has suffered significant burning due to my fault; it's struggling. Several consecutive applications, without rest, of my potassium soap trying to get rid of the spider mites have irreparably burned the leaves. This plant was the most affected by the spider mite infestation at a crucial moment in the development of the numerous and sticky buds. I sprayed without mercy or measure for several days and ended up ruining the crop due to the high alkalinity of the preparation. I keep the plant alive, hoping it will thicken the buds, because the water consumption is high, which makes me think that the burns have occurred on the aerial part, and that the root system, which was functioning so well, hasn't been too affected. I've watered with vitamins and fortifiers, like my seaweed Biol or the inoculation of microorganisms in various nutrient formats... I'm going to wait this week to see what happens with the buds. A disaster caused by the anxiety of a novice grower... mine, but I've learned a lesson on how to efficiently and safely apply potassium soap, realizing what was happening with this phenotype, and since I was also applying potassium soap to other crops, I quickly changed my application method: - Less pressure in the sprayer. - Focus the spray on the leaves, avoiding the flowers; I've observed premature oxidation of the pistils after foliar application. - Since it's a contact product, it’s only effective while it remains wet; I need to focus on the affected leaves to wet the pests. - I do the foliar application at the beginning of the light schedule, then, before turning off the lights, I spray the plant with pure water to wash away the soap residues and also create a hostile environment for the spiders; due to the humidity, the soap degrades and solubilizes very quickly. This way, I can make new foliar applications with potassium soap if needed without fear of burning the leaves. - I've successfully tested this week with 3 other crops, where I've had to make continuous applications until getting rid of the last specimens of mites. • Phenotype 2, with a mutation that generated a double main bud, both trained with LST, started flowering 8 weeks ago, but this phenotype is also developing a polyploid bud on one of the main tips 💯💋... truly a great gift and a huge luck as a cannabis grower!! The maturation process continues; the plant keeps fattening its buds and maintains a great leaf mass and good metabolism reflected in the high water consumption for irrigation. This week, varied watering, nutrients to enhance bud fattening, and vitamins and microorganisms to strengthen the crop... next week, water, molasses, and enzymes to solubilize nutrients from the substrate and maintain root health 👨‍🌾💧🌞 Let the adventure continue... Until next week... GREETINGS GROWERS!! ✌️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, fellow growers, to this diary of cultivation of two unsynchronized phenotypes of Super Lemon Haze. I'm growing them in different tents, and the nutrient waterings may or may not coincide. The difference in their life span is 8 days, one with an apical cut and the other without, both bent with LST ties, but different in each case. I grow these strains in 7L fabric pots, with a mix of light substrates and minerals, activated substrate with native microbiology collected from the virgin forests of my region. I feed the plants with soluble macro and micro nutrients, created with anaerobic ferments and homemade hydrolysates from organic and mineral elements. I maintain a lot of good light in my grow tents, and my plants always have a mulch layer to feed the microbiology and keep optimal surface moisture levels to facilitate the creation and maintenance of adventitious roots from the very first centimeter of soil... and here we go!! 💧🌞👨‍🌾 - Phenotype 1 with the apical cut has succumbed prematurely due to intense burns on all the leaves from several consecutive applications, without rest, of my potassium soap trying to get rid of spider mites. These uncontrolled applications have ruined a beautiful plant. MY BAD! 🤡 - Phenotype 2: • Phenotype 2 has a mutation that generated a double main bud, both bent with LST, and it started flowering 9 weeks ago. Additionally, this phenotype is developing a polyploid bud on one of the main tips 💯💋... truly a great gift and a huge stroke of luck as a cannabis grower!! The plant retains quite a bit of leaf mass and consumes a lot of watering, the buds are very hard, and the aromas have skyrocketed; it smells like classic weed... I'm trying to keep this plant healthy until harvest. I continue my battle against the spider mite; this week I switched from potassium soap to horsetail extract, which acts more as a repellent and is not harsh on the plant, which is still in shock from the soap burns. This week, to try to invigorate the crop after so many problems, I made a concentrated application with Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) and Amino Acids, which I extract through enzymatic hydrolysis from various animal meals. The mix of MM and amino acids is brutal in terms of immediate energy supply, and it's a perfect mix to launch doped microorganisms into the substrate!! 😁🤳, the result has been seen in the timid but abundant appearance of new flowers. I know it's a very advanced moment in the cultivation, but it has definitely done wonders for it... today I'm watering only with water and molasses so the plant can finish digesting the previous watering. Until next week... REGARDS TO ALL!! 🖐️👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄☮️👇🙏👌🤛👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇☮️🤩🖐️🏻 =================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers. Last days before the harvest, just waiting on two final waterings with pure water. The rusty appearance of the leaves around the buds, due to an excess of potassium soap, doesn't look great, but the plant is very strong and the water consumption is very high, the buds hard as rocks promise good joints. In the previous weeks, the aromas have been gaining prominence and intensity, clearly frosted citrus fruits with spicy touches. Until next week... REGARDS TO EVERYONE!! ✋👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌👊👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈🤜👌🙏👇✌️🤩✋🏼 =================================

deFharo Welcome growers, last days of life for this plant, just waiting for a final watering with pure water. I can't wait to harvest and reclaim the space to reorganize my tents. The plant continues to have a great water consumption, the main colas, rejuvenated, show new and fresh floral buds, the hardness of the colas is extreme, the smell is intense. I maintain high humidity in the substrate to ensure the mobility of nutrients and minerals. Three waterings this week, two with just pure mountain water and one in between, with humic acids and extra potassium, to fatten the colas, and all the macro and micro nutrients from my fruit and mineral Biol with Efficient Microorganisms (BAL, MMA) to strengthen the crop and simultaneously delay senescence. Until next week... REGARDS TO EVERYONE!! ✋👨‍🌾🌞💧 ================================= 🙄✌️👇🙏👌👊👍👉👉👉❤️💜❤️👈👈👈👊👌🙏👇✌️🤩✋🏼 =================================