I know I'm a couple of days late on my post and do feel a bit bad but the point of 365 days of Hive isn't to write every single day but to just continue writing and to keep me motivated to do so. I hope you are well and I hope you are also able to continue writing. Today I will talk about cannabis and show you some of the pictures from my garden this past grow season.
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If you have experience with Cannabis then you have probably heard of Indica and Sativa but have you heard of Ruderalis? Ruderalis, also known as auto-flower is a very interesting plant because it does not depend on the photoperiod. This means that no matter the light cycle it will do what it does. Typically when growing Cannabis your plants will begin to flower when the amount of sunlight per decreases. In doors we tend to put our lights on a cycle of 12 hours on and 12 hours off. This guarantees that our plants will begin to flower and produce buds. In nature its a bit different but basically the same concept. Ruderalis does not care about this! It will begin to flower about 3 weeks after germination and finish out its growth cycle in about 10 to 12 weeks total from seed.
I had grown a couple of auto-flowers before but this year was different. I really went for it and decided to fill my entire garden with this type of cannabis. This year I grew Auto Gelato, M.E.T.H. and Auto Bubblegum. All of which turned out fantastic except for the bit of mold that appeared on one of them I was really happy with the yield and quality of the bud produced.
The M.E.T.H
The M.E.T.H and Auto Bubblegum at sunset
The M.E.T.H with a bit of caterpillar damage
The M.E.T.H
Fat trunk on the Auto-Bubble
Auto-bubblegum at the beginning of flower
Auto-bubblegum
Auto-bubblegum, the M.E.T.H. and auto gelato
Auto-bubblegum
The M.E.T.H and Auto-bubblegum at night
Garden getting fat!
A M.E.T.H. Bud
The M.E.T.H. at its tallest
The M.E.T.H.
The M.E.T.H.
The M.E.T.H.
The M.E.T.H.
Auto-Bubblegum
Auto Bubblegum trichomes maturing
M.E.T.H trichomes under the loope
As you can tell I was obsessed with taking pics of the M.E.T.H I just really loved the natural purple buds it produced. By the time it was dried out after harvest the nugs on it were completely black. The mold was a bit of a bummer but all and all this years garden did really well.
