Today it was cat drench time for my autos. The moment was about right as they've started producing trichs recently, and have been flowering for almost two weeks. So I grabbed them and soaked them really well with my own #organic #highbrix cocktail 🌊 🌾 🎇

In general, I haven't got any problems so far. The autos don't really care much about the photoperiod, so I can keep vegging the other plants in the same tent.

The smells being produced so far are interesting, but nothing very exciting. Auto Gorilla OG has this sweet hazelnut thing going on, and Auto Pounder is giving off a flowery/citrusy and gasoline/piss aroma. Smell-wise I prefer the latter one ATM.

Early buddding is not very robust, but this changes when they go deeper into bloom. All auto journals I've seen, that produced monster autos were hydro though, so I wouldn't count on miracles here.

And when you grow weed organically, you intervene only when your plants can benefit. Otherwise you just let them feed themselves 🐛 🌾

Group shot with White Querkle in veg (at the top). She'll be sent to bloom when I finish with autos, and have the other ones ready.

Zoom on White Querkle, which is growing three tops now. They are quite easy to bend, so LST should be a piece of cake with this plant

A cat drench, which is a short for cationic drench... a kind of feeding that's used in #highbrix growing around early/mid to flowering to push the production of sugars as well as secondary metabolites.

Dutch Kush (upcanned recently), Sensi Star and White Querkle dud enjoying the sun on my windowsill. Quite slow growers, especially SS, which is a really difficult plant to grow organically, but we're gonna get there in a few weeks 😝

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