Kukulkán

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BastiFarm These Kukulkán have grown quite a bit, they're doing wonderfully. Everything looks pretty good, let's hope it stays that way.

BastiFarm 2 weeks of vegetation and they look perfect, I transplanted to a final pot of 11 L, I changed the sodium and halide bulbs for 2 modules with CoB technology made in Chile with quite a reputation, we'll see how this new investment goes and I'll be posting updates as the weeks go by.

BastiFarm 3 weeks into vegetation and I noticed a clear deficiency in the 2 plants (1 more than the other). At first, I didn't know what it could be, and several growers gave me options. I looked up the composition of the food I use and realized it has no calcium and very little magnesium, plus I'm watering with purified water + reverse osmosis. So, in conclusion, it's a deficiency of calcium and magnesium. They recommended CalMag, a nutrient rich in both, so I will buy it and hope that's the problem. There's no stagnation, but they are growing slower. Today I watered with nutrients following the Green House chart, and I did a foliar spray with Acti Vera as a preventive measure against any pests or fungi.

BastiFarm Fourth week of vegetation and I've noticed several changes in Kukulkán on the left; I see it with slightly drooping leaves compared to the one on the right, which is always vigorous, even though I water with the same water and give the same care. Today it's watering time without nutrients, but with calmag to raise the EC of the purified water and increase the amount of calcium, magnesium, and other nutrients in the water; we'll see how it works. About a week away from switching to flowering, I bought the organic line from Wonderland and I'd like to start using them in flowering. My question is if the plant can tolerate the change in nutrients; if anyone knows, please leave your comment 🙏🏽

BastiFarm Fifth week of vegetation, I've been a bit MIA that's why I haven't uploaded anything. They're doing quite well, but the kukulkan #1 (left) still has deficiencies. You can't see them in the photo because I did some leaf thinning and removed a lot of yellow ones, but you can tell it's growing its branches slower than the other one. Since I didn't like the powder feeding packets, I bought the wonderland line based on seaweed, so I'll give them a try. At the beginning of the fifth week, I watered them with the minimum dose they recommend, 2-4 ml of vegetative root fertilizer per L of water, with an EC of 1.2 and a pH of 6.3. I hope to solve the deficiency. Clones are coming, I plan to take 4 from each plant 🌱. I bought a complete kit from planeta clones that caught my interest, and as soon as it arrives, I'll start using it, but for now, I'm working the soil with happy clover and mycorrhizae. If I get one, I'll be happy since my first attempt was a failure, haha. The truth is I never went deeper than that; I just pruned and stuck the arm in a glass of water, but I didn't even take care of it. Now I'm more interested in the topic, so I'm going all in. EC: 1.2 pH: 6.3 Relative humidity 55-70% Tent temperature on 22-26 Tent temperature off 18-21

BastiFarm Sixth week of vegetation, and this keeps progressing. I will make changes; at first, I said I wouldn't do any pruning, but I did an apical cut on the 2 Kukulkán since I'm making cuttings and can't switch to flowering yet, and this way I control the height of the 2 biggest ones. I transplanted the 2 Kukulkán into a 20L pot, the substrate mixed with mycojordan from @elite91_latam. pH: 6.5 EC: 1.4 Temperature: 24 degrees Relative humidity: 55%

BastiFarm Seventh week of vegetation, and I applied apical pruning to all the branches of kukulkan #2, since it's the one that's growing the fastest. I did some leaf thinning on both, and I gave them a watering with tap water + fertilizer even though the EC was super high at 2.2. I managed to lower the pH to 6.5 (4 ml of vegetative root fertilizer + 4 ml of Algae Plus) in 2 liters of water each. As for the clones, still nothing. They've been in the soil for 9 days, let's see if a couple of roots show up in the next few days. EC: 2.2 pH: 6.5 Tent temperature: 22-26 degrees Relative humidity: 50%-60%

BastiFarm Eighth week of vegetation and this is how it looks, beautiful and vigorous the 2 Kukulkán, I finally managed to solve the deficiency they had, I’m watering with very high EC levels over 2.0 but if they absorb it well then we’ll keep going, I’m watering with 5 ml of root fertilizer and 4 ml of algae plus and 3 ml of calmag. Today I prepared the soil where the clones will go with elite 91 myco Jordan mycorrhizae and threw some happy clover seeds, most of the clones are already rooted, I’ll just wait for them to colonize a bit more the cup they’re in, I’m very satisfied with the results so far, since it’s the first time I’m taking cuttings, we’ll see how they evolve later. I still don’t know how many weeks of vegetation I’ll give to the Kukulkán, it all depends on how they grow and how long they take to grow. EC: 2.3 PH: 6.4 Watering temperature: 21 degrees Indoor temperature: 25 degrees Relative humidity: 50%-85%

BastiFarm Starting week 9 of vegetation, I did some defoliation, took off too much plant material, I will give them another 3 to 4 weeks of veg, so they will have enough time to keep growing the branches strong. The clones will be a week old since I put them in 7 L pots, I did a watering with the voodoo juice I had left from previous grows, I will upload more photos this week.

BastiFarm Update week 10 of the vegetative cycle, and now we can see changes in the clones, they shot up overnight and they still have 2 weeks of veg left before transitioning to flowering. I had to do an apical trim on one of the clones due to an emergency, I thought it wouldn't make it but it's healthy. @wonderlandagronutrients @blackcob.official @micotruechile @pyramidseedschile @planetaclonescl @elite91_latam

BastiFarm Week 11 vegetation update, as you can see in the photos, a noticeable change in the clones, almost ready to switch to flowering, they've grown quite a bit since the last post. The 2 Kukulkán plants are very robust and vigorous, they have a very sweet and strong aroma. Some of the clones I left in a 1 L pot to see the difference in growth compared to the clones in a 7 L pot. I've started stimulating the 2 larger ones by adding 2 mL of flowering fertilizer and reducing the vegetation one. Another week and they'll switch to flowering, so metabolically they'll be ready for the 12/12 cycle change. I'm planning to take more clones from the same ones I've already made, so I hope everything goes well to keep this beautiful genetics in my hands. Indoor temperature: 20-24 degrees Watering temperature: 20 degrees Relative humidity: 50%-60% EC: 2.0 (clones 0.9) pH: 6.5 (clones 6.3)

BastiFarm Week 12 and the vegetative cycle is coming to an end, and we start the flowering cycle. I did the last defoliation on the 2 Kukulkán and the clones. My EC meter broke, so I'm just keeping an eye on it, calculating the ml I was already giving them, until I get a new one.

BastiFarm Week 1 of pre-flower, and everything is going well, a few excesses since I'm not measuring either pH or EC, I lowered the nutrient dose, so nothing out of the ordinary should happen.

BastiFarm Week 2 of pre-flower and the buds on each plant are already forming the future flowers, they look really nice showing their first pistils, there's less and less time left until the final stage. The evolution of the clones surprises me a lot, something I started not knowing the outcome, just experimenting leaves me more than satisfied.

BastiFarm Week 3 of flowering and the flowers are already forming very vigorously, all full of pistils, some more advanced than others. In the 2 big Kukulkán, I have deficiencies; looking at the leaf, I can't tell which nutrient might be missing. I'm also adding a few ml of white vinegar to lower the pH of the water a bit. I'm still not measuring pH or EC, but I'm continuing with purified water. I'm watering with 1 ml of calmag, 3 ml of flowering bio-stimulant, 3 ml of fattening bio-stimulant, and 3 ml of algae plus. According to the watering chart, I can water between 2 to 5 ml/L, so for the next watering, I'll do 4 ml of each and see how it goes. @elite91_nutrients @wonderlandagronutrients @blackcob.official @pyramidseeds @micotruechile

BastiFarm . Week 4 of flowering, there's already a noticeable change in all of them, full of pistils, now comes the fattening and we'll start feeding with sugar algae to increase resin and improve the flavor of the flowers. I was a bit MIA, had to go away for work for 1 week but we're back in full force now.

BastiFarm Starting the 5th week of flowering and it's going like this, in my opinion, well, since I had some deficiencies, the pH and EC meters died halfway through the grow, and I couldn't keep measuring those parameters. Other than that, everything else is fine. I water with fertilizer once a week using 3ml of each + 1ml of calmag. @blackcob.official @wonderlandagronutrients @elite91_latam @pyramidseeds @micotruechile