Gorila | Pyramid seeds

Grotesquer After the transplant, there was no pause in development. Pyramid seeds shows good genetics. Each time we’re eating more and more.

Grotesquer This week we're starting with low stress training. No changes in nutrition. I'll be training in a circle, looping.

Grotesquer The last week of vegetation is coming to an end. Overall, the whole process went smoothly without any visible problems. The leaves are huge, the bush stretched as much as it could, and the distance between the nodes is just above average, but that's understandable since it's a hybrid. At this stage, the input is 1050 ppm, and the output is similar. The pH is going up. I treated it with Enchancer foliar two days ago - Delta 9, at the root. With Simplex Power foliar, to prevent it from slowing down too much in height. Subscribe and stay tuned. It will be interesting)

Grotesquer The first week of the transition to flowering is over. I left a bit of space to keep bending her around. Simplex Power on the leaf to be able to control the upward shot. I'm stretching the bush as much as possible with the mat. She's eating less now, just like there's less light :) No problems at all.

Grotesquer The second week of flowering is over. We've determined the sex. It's formed into a full bush, now I'll let it grow freely. As it grows, I plan to do some LST here and there, and I'll break a couple of branches if they stick out too much.

Grotesquer The week went great, the whiskers came out. I did some defoliation and trimmed the weak branches.

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Grotesquer The week went relatively well. With the lights off in the box, there was light coming from the power strip, which is why the transition to flowering took so long. The vegetation phase dragged on, and as a result, the flowering period increased. As a result, the plant got a bit crooked. Good thing there wasn't enough power for a reveg. Overall, we started throwing out stigmas again and gaining mass. Let's keep going.