AUTOFLOWER Legende und Experte Sasha über den ersten Strain und wie man RICHTIG ZÜCHTET ANBAUT [ENG]
Summary
TLDRDieses Interview mit Sasha, dem Schöpfer der ersten kommerziell erfolgreichen 100% Autoblüh-Cannabis-Sorte 'Low Rider', bietet Einblicke in die Geschichte und Entwicklung von Autoblüh-Sorten. Er diskutiert die Vorteile von Autoblüh-Pflanzen für Anfänger und fortgeschrittene Gärtner, die Flexibilität in der Bewässerung und die Bedeutung der Pflanzcontainergröße. Er teilt auch Tipps für zukünftige Pflanzerfolge, wie das Vermeiden von Wurzelverstopfung, die Bedeutung von Luftzirkulation und die richtige Zeit für die Pflanzenbesatz.
Takeaways
- 🌿 Die 'Low Rider' ist die erste kommerziell erfolgreiche 100% Autoflowering-Sorte weltweit.
- 📅 Es ist bereits 20 Jahre her, seit die 'Low Rider' auf den Markt kam.
- 🌱 Die Autoflowering-Pflanzen haben eine kurze Vegetationsphase und beginnen schnell mit der Blüte, unabhängig von der Lichtperiode.
- 🌱 Vor der 'Low Rider' gab es andere Sorten, die Vorläufer der Autoflowering-Pflanzen waren, wie zum Beispiel 'Mighty Might'.
- 🌱 Der Begriff 'Autoflowering' stammt aus der Fähigkeit der Pflanze, sich selbst zu entscheiden, wann sie blüht, ohne auf die Jahreszeit zu warten.
- 🌱 Ruderalis-Pflanzen sind nicht 'wilde' Cannabis-Pflanzen, sondern entworfene Pflanzen, die in die Wildnis zurückgekehrt sind.
- 🌾 Die Autoflowering-Genetik kann in verschiedenen Cannabis-Populationen weltweit gefunden werden, nicht nur im Norden.
- 🌱 Die Entwicklung von Autoflowering-Sorten erfordert mehrere Generationen, da die Autoflowering-Gene rezessiv sind.
- 🌱 Die Blütezeit und die Größe der Pflanzen hängen von der Sorte ab und können durch den Wurzelraum und die Lichtperiode beeinflusst werden.
- 🌱 Stress-Training und andere Techniken können die Entwicklung von Autoflowering-Pflanzen beeinflussen, aber es gibt keine einheitliche Methode.
- 🌿 Tipps für Anfänger: Verwenden Sie große Pflanzgefäße, um Wurzelverstopfung zu vermeiden, und achten Sie auf die richtige Befeuchtung und Luftzirkulation.
Q & A
Wer ist Sasha und was hat er im Interview erwähnt?
-Sasha ist der Interviewpartner und erwähnte, dass er der erste war, der die 100% autoflowering Sorte Low Rider erfolgreich auf den Markt brachte.
Was ist Low Rider und wann wurde sie erstmals kommerzialisiert?
-Low Rider ist die erste 100% autoflowering Cannabissorte, die erfolgreich kommerzialisiert wurde. Sie wurde vor 20 Jahren auf den Markt gebracht.
Welche Bedeutung hat die Autoflowering-Eigenschaft von Low Rider?
-Autoflowering bedeutet, dass die Pflanze unabhängig von der Lichtdauer automatisch in die Blütephase übergeht, was besonders in Regionen mit kurzen Anbausaisons oder für unauffälliges Anbauen in kleinen Räumen vorteilhaft ist.
Welche frühen Vorläufer von autoflowering Sorten wurden erwähnt?
-Sasha erwähnte die Sorte Mighty Might aus der Westküste Kanadas, die eine sehr kurze Anbauzeit hatte und schnell wuchs.
Welche Ursprünge und Einflüsse hatte die Entwicklung von Low Rider?
-Die Entwicklung von Low Rider wurde durch das Kreuzungsprojekt mit Mexican Ruderalis und anderen Sorten wie Williams Wonder und Northern Lights beeinflusst. Sasha erhielt die Samen ursprünglich von einem Freund der Familie, Antonio.
Wie verhält sich die Autoflowering-Eigenschaft in Bezug auf unterschiedliche geografische Regionen?
-Obwohl Autoflowering-Pflanzen traditionell als nordische Pflanzen betrachtet werden, gibt es in vielen Teilen der Welt, auch in hochgelegenen subtropischen Regionen, kurze Anbausaisons, die solche Eigenschaften hervorrufen können.
Was ist die Rolle von Ruderalis in der Cannabiszucht laut Sasha?
-Ruderalis ist eine Form von Cannabis, die aus der Kultivierung entkommen und in die Wildnis zurückgekehrt ist. Sie trägt die autoflowering Eigenschaft und wird in Kreuzungsprojekten verwendet, um autoflowering Sorten zu entwickeln.
Wie beeinflussen Topfgröße und Wurzelentwicklung das Blühen von Autoflowering-Pflanzen?
-Autoflowering-Pflanzen beginnen zu blühen, sobald ihre Wurzeln den Topf ausfüllen. Größere Töpfe können daher zu größeren Pflanzen führen.
Welche Lichtzyklen sind für den Anbau von Autoflowering-Pflanzen am besten geeignet?
-Ein Lichtzyklus von 18 Stunden Licht wird oft als optimal angesehen. Einige Grower experimentieren auch mit 24 Stunden Licht, aber dies bleibt umstritten. 12 Stunden Licht können ebenfalls gute Ergebnisse liefern, jedoch mit geringerer Ausbeute.
Welche Tipps gibt Sasha für den Anbau von Autoflowering-Pflanzen zu Hause?
-Wichtige Tipps umfassen das Vermeiden von Wurzelbindung, das Bereitstellen von ausreichend Luftzirkulation, die richtige Bewässerung (nicht übergießen, aber gründlich wässern) und das Beachten der Anzeichen von Über- oder Unterdüngung.
Outlines
🌿 Erste autoflorierende Sorte: Low Rider
Der erste Absatz handelt von der Entstehung und Popularität der Low Rider, der als erste autoflorierende Sorte weltweit erfolgreich war. Es gab sie vor 20 Jahren und die Idee hinter ihr war, eine schnelle und kleine Pflanze zu kreieren, die auch in kurzen Jahreszeiten wachsen kann. Es ging von wenigen Samen aus und wurde nach einigen Jahren sehr beliebt. Es folgte die Low Rider Nummer Zwei und es gibt immer noch Fans der Original-Genetik, insbesondere für diejenigen, die ihre eigenen Samen machen möchten. Es wird auch erwähnt, dass es vor der Low Rider andere, schnelle Sorten gab, aber diese waren nicht autoflorierende Sorten.
🌱 Die Entstehung von Autoflower-Sorten
Dieser Absatz beschreibt die Entwicklung von Autoflower-Sorten, insbesondere die Erfahrungen des Interviewers mit der Zucht von Low Rider. Er erzählt von frühen, nicht erfolgreichen Versuchen, Autoflower-Sorten zu entwickeln, bis er schließlich die Low Rider kreierte. Es wird auch über die Bedeutung der Ruderalis-Sorte gesprochen, die für die autoflorierende Eigenschaft von Cannabis beiträgt. Der Interviewer hatte die Idee, autoflorierende Sorten zu kreieren, die in kurzen Jahreszeiten oder in urbanen Umgebungen wachsen können, und erzählt von einem Eureka-Moment, als er in Polen experimentierte und die Low Rider entdeckte.
📈 Die Bedeutung der Ruderalis-Pflanze
In diesem Absatz wird die Rolle der Ruderalis-Pflanze im Hinblick auf autoflorierende Cannabis-Sorten diskutiert. Der Interviewer erklärt, dass Ruderalis-Pflanzen nicht unbedingt aus dem Norden stammen, sondern dass sie überall auf der Welt in Gebieten mit kurzer Vegetationszeit vorkommen können. Er betont, dass Ruderalis-Pflanzen eigentlich Cannabis-Pflanzen sind, die aus der Zucht entwichen und vorübergehend wieder in die Wildbahn zurückgekehrt sind. Es wird auch erwähnt, dass es verschiedene Arten von Ruderalis gibt, die aus verschiedenen Teilen der Welt stammen können.
🌱 Züchterische Aspekte von Autoflower-Sorten
Der vierte Absatz konzentriert sich auf die züchterischen Aspekte von Autoflower-Sorten. Der Interviewer diskutiert die Unterschiede zwischen autoflorierenden und photoperiodischen Sorten und wie man aus einer photoperiodischen Sorte eine autoflorierende Version erschafft. Er erklärt, dass es mehrere Generationen dauert, bis man eine 100% autoflorierende Sorte erreicht, da die autoflorierende Eigenschaft recessive ist. Es wird auch über die Herausforderungen bei der Entwicklung von feminisierten Samen gesprochen.
🌼 Tipps für Anfänger im Anbau von Autoflower-Sorten
In diesem letzten Absatz gibt der Interviewer einige Tipps für Anfänger, die Autoflower-Sorten zu Hause anbauen möchten. Er betont die Wichtigkeit, nicht in kleinen Behältern für zu lange zu wachsen, um Wurzelverengerung zu vermeiden, und rät, die besten Pflänzchen auszuwählen und sie in größeren Töpfen weiterzuzüchten. Er empfiehlt auch, auf die richtige Belüftung und Bewässerung zu achten und rät von übermäßiger Düngung ab. Der Interviewer betont die Bedeutung des Wachstums in einer organischen Umgebung und gibt einen allgemeinen Ratschlägen, dem Wachstum der Pflanzen aufmerksam zu folgen und die Anpassungen entsprechend der Bedürfnisse der Pflanzen vorzunehmen.
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Keywords
💡Autoflowering
💡Low Rider
💡Autoflowering Genetik
💡Ruderalis
💡Kreuzung
💡Feminisierung
💡Photoperiod
💡Kannabis-Zucht
💡Pflanzensorten
💡Lichtzyklus
💡Pflanzenwachstum
Highlights
Low Rider was the first 100% autoflowering strain commercialized worldwide.
Low Rider's popularity grew as people accepted the concept of autoflowering strains.
A new version, Low Rider Number Two, was developed with original genetics still in demand.
Canadian strain Mighty Might was a precursor to autoflowering strains, known for its fast growth outdoors.
Interest in short and quick-growing strains was driven by the short season in Canada and the need for discretion.
The concept of autoflowering was not immediately understood, leading to initial unsuccessful strains.
A Eureka moment in 2002-2001 led to the understanding of autoflowering genetics.
Mexican Ruderalis was the first ruderalis used in creating autoflowering strains.
Antonio, a mentor-like figure, provided the initial Mexican Ruderalis strain.
Experiments in Poland with different crosses led to the selection of the Williams Wonder and Northern Lights strain.
Autoflowering plants flower immediately due to short seasons, a characteristic of northern plants.
Ruderalis is not truly wild cannabis but rather escaped cultivation that temporarily returned to the wild.
Autoflowering genetics can be found globally, not just in the north, due to short season areas.
Different versions of autoflowering genetics exist, including those from Siberian Ruderalis.
The timing of flowering in autoflowers is variety-dependent and can be influenced by the size of the container.
Stress training and pruning are important techniques for growers but can vary based on individual methods.
Breeding autoflowering strains requires understanding the recessive nature of autoflowering genes.
Feminized seeds production is a complex process that involves timing and careful selection of plants.
Autoflowers allow for quick turnover and small-scale experimentation, enabling hobbyists to develop their strains.
Three key tips for growing autoflowers at home include proper transplanting, ensuring good air circulation, and avoiding overwatering.
Transcripts
oh okay Sasha hey uh thank you for the
interview with you hi so uh low is the
first strain out oflow on the market
worldwide or uh yes it was the first as
far as I know and I I think now it's
accepted uh fact uh low rider was the
first 100% autoflowering strain that was
like that was successful that was
commercialized and that was my first
successful strain uh it's been 20 years
ago now okay uh last year was 20 years
since that low rider came out
and it was just a few seeds at first you
know small amounts yeah but it went it
got popular uh within couple years it
took for people to accept the notion uh
the idea of it and then uh it became
very popular then I I came up with a a
new version of low rider we called it
low rider number two and we still have
low rider actually a lot of people like
to get the original genetics
especially if they want to make their
own uh try make some seeds themselves
make their own autoflowering version um
but yeah so it was the first 100% auto
flowering strain officially um and of
course there's strains that came before
that had you know that were predecessors
M
um I don't know if you're interested in
in those but for example in Canada we
had a strain uh in on the west coast was
called Mighty might yeah and it was it
was said to be a very fast very short
strain to grow
outdoors and I was always interested in
those kind of strains because the short
ones the quick ones are short quick
because well in Canada the season isn't
always uh very long and also when I was
young I was on the move a lot or living
in apartments uh with friends so so we
needed something that was just easy to
hide you know and something you could
just grow in your garden or the roof
something like that
so uh I had I worked on some other
strains before that weren't successful
before we understood what autoflowering
was yeah because it took a little while
but it it came in kind of this Eureka
moment you know uh one day this was uh
about 20002
2001 I was growing with my friend and it
was in his
basement um and we had these we had
these seeds that I made basically I
crossed the
ruderalis was called the Mexican
ruderalis that was the first uh rudist
what you uh crossed or the Mexican it
was yeah and how did you find that
strain
this grow
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um it came from a friend of our our
family Antonio he's like a friend of
older friend of mine he's like a mentor
he lived like on a little farm he was
very much like a Mexican hippie
intellectual with big hair was for me he
was kind of like a Rasta man you know
okay and he liked to smoke and it was
nice because you could go see Antonio I
I went to visit him in the Summers one
time this year there was nothing to
smoke yeah and but he had he had some
plants that were ready so he he runs out
to to the garden and the plant he just
let it dry uh he didn't cut it he just
die in the Sun and he came and smoked it
and it was good it was good taste it was
good smoke but it really it didn't get
you very hot
okay but nobody complained too much
because we didn't have anything you know
so he gave some of those seats to me
another friend of mine you know and
weend ended up making different crosses
I was traveling around I was living in
Poland I did some uh research project
where I grew all the
different uh you know crosses in a
greenhouse and I selected this one uh
that was Williams
Wonder uh and Northern
Lights cross through the rales mhm uh
and then with anyway going back to one
of my my friend's basement so those the
seeds came from this experiment in
Poland that we selected and uh we grew
out some seeds we planted them in under
some fluoresence just starting them in
the basement you know under 24 hours of
light yeah and out of these little baby
seedlings uh there was like two or three
males
they were just like I mean they were
plants that were they were seedling they
were only 2 or 3 weeks old and they
started to show male flowers yeah and I
mean this isn't normal right normally a
plant has to live out its life yes
before showing its its sex yeah uh and
so I mean they were kind of weirdos a
lot of people you thought that a
mutation or something is wrong or I no
not a mutation because I had had heard I
had read about rud
orales and I I was hoping that we didn't
understand what if this genetic
characteristic how it worked but we
understood what autoflowering meant and
it doesn't follow you know like a plant
when it has very short season it has to
just flower right away yes not even
worry about the season it's like just
get to making babies yes yes and that's
kind of a wild you know characteristic
but but is isn't that characteristic
more from the north uh because there is
not uh long time summertime so uh the
plant doesn't uh watch after the Sun so
it self decided when it comes to the
flower off this is the well that's
that's the traditional that's what I
believe and that's what the information
out there was that this was a northern
plant yeah that's my information saying
but you know when you look into it a
little more um cannabis is short season
areas in many parts of the world not
just in the north for example high
elevation areas even in the subtropics
where they have short season or um and
the point is that ruderalis is not
really wild cannabis yeah cuz wild
cannabis
doesn't strictly wild cannabis does not
exist humans have been growing it for
generations for thousands of years so
what ralis is it's it's cannabis that
escaped from cultivation and went back
to the wild ah temporarily okay and cuz
there's always if you look around where
there's areas where people grow cannabis
you know commercially or whatever
there's always going to you can find
some wild patches you know uh even hemp
does that but it's not naturally out
there
so there's an exchange between like the
the uh the gene pool from the wild and
cultivated it's always happening and a
ruderalis can uh probably happen in any
plant population if you look hard enough
if you go to Morocco um you might be
able to find some autoflowering plants
only thing is you can't tell yeah
because in a tropical climate there's no
real
difference in appearance yes but um so
that Gene exists out there and there's
different versions some of the
autoflowering genetics out there come
from low rider some maybe come from
other uh autoflowering strains for
example that we've um worked with some
other rales besides the Mexican rales
from Russia from Siberia for from you
know from the East um so and I have one
question uh the the the big me meat or
Mystic thing is when does the outer
flower really goes into flower is it
when uh the pot the the the
roots think okay I'm ready or is it
stress or is it how they what do you
think how you can make the outflower uh
flower later so right goes goes longer
well each variety of a autoflow has more
or less of a Seedling stage so some of
the quickest ones well they only grow
two 3 weeks and they start to flour and
then they're ready in 2 months other
ones they delay before they're slower to
kick into flowering so they have time to
get bigger yeah and they they keep
growing while they're flowering or
flower longer those are all things that
are
variety dependent is this a genetic
thing H yeah it's you know probably
controlled by many by many genes and
there are plants like you said uh that
generally some sometimes they were
called super AOS they're different um
from tra like from the auto Autos we're
talking about here is that they'd rather
as soon as they occupy the pot that that
causes them to flow so but you know the
bigger pot you give the
plant
um the bigger plant you're going to get
and that's something we didn't know at
first right mhm because uh low rider in
the beginning we looking at it like more
as a miniature plant mhm we didn't think
about how to get the most of it mhm uh
it was just like uh easy we could fit so
many in a small space yeah it came to
the same it is the same thing yeah I
know it's quick turn over in a small
space simple you don't need a timer the
you know special rooms for cloning yes
so you can make everything in one room
without exctly no stress that's that's
what the auto
uh shows I I don't know how to say it in
English yeah yeah I know what you mean
it's
like the big thing it's big selling
characteristic if will like for indoors
MH for outdoors it's it's it's another
thing it allows you to grow a very small
crop that's not going to stand out not
get too big you could grow it in your
garden uh in the city and I have and
your neighbors don't even know you just
put it some with your Tomatoes or
whatever yeah you can yeah yeah I
understand so it was more something that
that's how we saw it also something
that's easy to hide something that won't
get you in trouble yeah yes and uh it a
lot of people in Europe especially under
like they understood that concept right
away they're like oh I I want to grow uh
on my on my uh on my balcony my flower
box you know yeah you can do that with
this you know and you can make uh two
two times per season you can uh how to
say that two crops for season yeah for
yeah exactly you can do do it that way
say plant five plants now yeah or three
plants are allowed to grow now three now
yeah three so every month one plant
right right and and do you have a a
girlfriend wife or yeah yes of course
yeah so you grow your six plants right
plant them tomorrow yeah and uh you will
be able to to harvest in you know middle
of August yeah right now it's a little
too too late to get two crops out of it
yeah you can plant a crop now yeah and
then maybe in a month you can uh plant
some more yeah you know uh if you want
two crops you really have to start early
yeah yeah yeah yeah um I have one more
question about the the
Autoflower um can you tell me
um what is best way to uh do indoor
outter flower is it more the 12 hours FL
uh uh Sun uh Circle or uh 18 hours what
would you say what is the best Circle
for outflower is it no problem for 24
hours to give them lights or stress them
oh it's still a debate some people say
it doesn't
need um but I I don't really understand
the point of 24 hours I say you know
it's probably better if your plant has
has a normal uh life
cycle um you know CU
but there's still debate about that you
know 18 hours is best um generally and a
lot of things are variety dependent uh
the thing is you can get good results of
just 12 hours as well uh and then you
know or anything in between but um they
tend to with 12 hours uh they tend to be
you'll get less less weight out of it
and uh um your plants tend to stretch in
the night because they got a longer
nights this also depends if you have
temperature right it's not just light
and temperature so uh it's uh yeah and
can we talk a little bit about uh stress
training low stress training on outter
flowers popping and stuff uh would you
prefer to uh make some training on
outlow or would you say it's better
maybe for the plant to stay like it is
and not get so much stress so maybe at
the end gives more flour or it doesn't
matter it's a good question but I I I'm
not going to I'm not the guy who's going
to tell Growers how to grow their plants
because there's many ways of growing yes
there's many ways of
training um and uh pruning
trimming um all kinds of things
right as far as my job is not is is to
When I Grow I'm looking at the from a
genetic point of view reading I want to
see how the plant looks in its natural
form if I let it grow with the best um
best you know uh
environment but nothing fancy nothing
too crazy just just uh proper growing
organic I want to see how it grows
natural shape what it looks like uh
otherwise it's hard to compare I'm more
interested in the information I want to
compare different plants see if all the
plants look the same you know it's very
different for someone like most Growers
who are thinking about numbers and
production you
know I uh when you're doing it for
breeding and selection a lot of times
you have to like you have to get get rid
of these plants which is hard I mean for
a grower commercial
grower it's just a different mindset is
the process to making seeds out of
flower seeds and fem seeds is this the
same process or do you do do you have to
do something
different um yeah it's a yeah it's a
little different but when you're talking
about fem seeds you mean like uh photo
period fem seeds right because we we
make fem autof flower seeds right yeah I
mean quot I know it's it's confusing uh
for a lot of people actually the
terminology not everybody uses the same
words in the uh the
F and auto that's what they say but
they're both F fiz yeah well breeding
Auto flowers uh before we talk about
feminization breeding Auto flowers is a
little different um because it takes if
you want to make an autoflowering
version of something say um any variety
you you can think of like a white widow
a white widow yeah great example you can
you can grow it out and make seed for it
and it will you know white widow is a
good example cuz it's a true breeding
strain right you can make seeds from it
or you could cross it with something
else say you cross it with another photo
period yeah you make it F1 those seeds
can be very good a combination of two
different but good strains right and
those seeds are ready to go you can
actually they're not feminized yet yeah
then you can make it you can that's a
little more complicated
but it can be done in another
generation after you've created a strain
I mean you should test it out really and
uh a lot of companies have different
philosophies on this you know but for
autoflowering strains if you want to
develop your own autoflowering strain
and you take that white widow now you
want to make an auto White Widow so the
F1 seeds are still not autoflowering and
you can you do across but there's two
more generations of work to do before
you have 100% autoflow because
autoflowering genes are recessive so
they don't show up in the first
generation what they do is slow uh they
they speed they do make you know hybrids
are the faster
flowering and maybe they finish faster
but they're not actually autoflow so it
requires a little more work and
um they're both they're both tricky to
develop feminized seeds now is a
question of really timing and producing
enough
pollen uh it's quite it's quite
difficult and it doesn't it doesn't work
every time not every plant likes to be
feminized you have to choose the right
ones so yeah it's a little different but
at the same time because autoflowers are
so easy to grow and so fast
to to
mature um it allows more quick turnover
it allows small scale people like how I
started to do their own little playing
around experiments and uh in the you
know in a small space and if you do two
or three crops a year M hey in a year or
two you have your own strength know and
then the work is it's all worthwhile to
have your own
right that's that's nice to to have as
well like and the experience to do this
is really it's like your baby it's your
baby what you're doing for a long time
you work on it exactly it's it's good
for your uh for your your soul I mean
and we all have this in us like
nurturing taking care of something for
for a while and then it gives you back
it's like uh it's farming yeah yeah yeah
yeah yeah um can you uh tell the people
people uh my community uh What uh they
have to look when they want to uh uh
grow out the flower at home uh what is
the most three important things you have
to watch out when you uh decide to make
out of flow some tips maybe you can give
some tips to the
people um absolutely I mean um as far as
autoflowering seeds starting seeds it's
the same as any kind of seeds um and the
only thing you have to watch out with
young plants is don't let them grow in
small containers for too long and get
rootbound because that will make them
stay
small you can transplant a plant you can
plant a seed
transplant between like about 2 to 3
weeks M there no problem because
everyone says that you have to put it in
the end in the in the final pot so
that's not 100% true you can make it in
a different weight as well H well yeah
because a lot of times it's not really
practical to start in a big pot sure
it's it's good to start in a big pot
well what if you're starting 100 what if
you're starting 200 and that's the kind
of numbers that I work with right okay
so now you're going to have to fill your
200 pots put in your 200 seeds it's
occupying a big space but you don't know
which seeds are going to come out right
and you're watering these big pots
instead you could start them small pick
the big uh pick the best ones and put
them in in your pots yeah as long as you
you have a little bit of a green thumb
you you don't wait too long don't stress
them transplant them put a nice big pot
you're ready to go and uh you know if
they of course they have to get sunlight
another thing with seedlings they need
circulation they need air they need wind
on them so they get strong otherwise
they get leggy know and um sure um I
usually say don't overthink it you know
just try to listen to what the plant is
telling you uh look for the signs if
you're if you're not fertilizing enough
you know or your mix is not rich enough
your plant look at the the how green it
is if it's if it's too green if it's
like uh
and and looking a
little sick probably giving it too much
fertilizer yeah so fertilizing less is
better especially at first cuz that way
you can learn and you you're not going
to kill the plant you know um I always
grow oranic so I just mix everything
premix in the soil and then give him
some you know seaweed boost once a week
or something uh very simple right M and
um the other thing uh I would say is
um just
uh don't over
water well when you water give them a
good watering yeah and you're and um let
them dry out properly it's also good to
keep diseases and
pests you know and uh yeah that's pretty
much it that's pretty much it yeah yeah
okay uh
Sasha thank you very much for the
interview yeah and thank you for your
work as well forg never stop growing
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