What's up, Weed Lovers and Canna-Fam!? Yesterday was #WeedWednesday, which means it's time for another grow update! This week marks the end of Week 11 for most of the plants, and honestly, I can't believe it's been that long already! Time sure has a funny way of getting away from you sometimes, doesn't it?
Photoperiod - Week 11
The Lemon Kush plant is doing really well, and is still by far the best plant I have grown so far in my growing journey. Her base is nice and thick, the split where she naturally formed two tops is sturdy, and her leaves are massive. I think I will be attempting to top and clone her soon, but I've never cloned a plant before, so hopefully that goes well and I don't stress out the plant too much and make it herm.
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As for the Northern Lights x Perfect Circle plant, she has grown substantially over the past week and is now almost as tall as the Lemon Kush! She still looks fairly bushy too, which I hope will be able to provide a decent amount of high quality buds by harvest. To me, she kind of resembles a plant that has been grown with a scrog net, so all of the branches should get a decent amount of light exposure moving forward. I do want to top and clone this one as well, so hopefully I'll have some good news in the coming weeks.
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Bonsai Buds - Week 11
The Bonsai Buds are looking pretty decent for what they are, and I'm pretty sure they are close to being ready to harvest. Neither plant will provide more than a gram or so, but it will still provide a little bit of bud to smoke in the future.
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Autoflower - Day 18
Today marks Day 18 for the newer set of Autoflower seedlings, and I'm happy to report that they both seem to be doing well! So far I haven't done much of anything to them besides make sure the soil hasn't dried out too much, but with all the rain we've had recently, I haven't had to worry about it.
The Grape Gorilla Poison seedling definitely looks the best, but it is still early in her development so we'll see how it goes! I think it would be safe to start adding some coffee grounds to the soil to boost the nitrogen for this early development stage, but I'll probably wait another week or so just to be sure.
The Novakane seedling is starting to look a little better than she did previously, although she still has a few holes in her leaves from something, and I'm still unsure what exactly. I do have some neem oil stuff that my wife got for her indoor plants to combat fruit flies and gnats, so maybe I should spray some of that on her and see what happens!
Looking Forward
This week, I hope to at least be able to top the Photoperiod plants, and maybe attempt to clone a few branches of each. If I do take any cuttings for cloning, I'll be taking the bottom most sets, which will hopefully encourage more growth to the upper branches and prevent the “larfy” buds that normally form at the bottom of the plant!
I'm not sure if it will go that way or not, cuz things never seem to go as planned, but that's just a part of life, and everything will be ok regardless of the outcome! Thank you all for checking out my post, and I hope to see you on the next update! ✌🏼💚
- All photos featured in this blog were taken and edited using my Samsung Galaxy A16.