LA RESURRECCIÓN DE SAN FERNANDO

Miguel1983 1-liter pots were transplanted into reused substrate pre-mixed with basalt humus, agricultural gypsum, and biochar.

Miguel1983 After giving them enough growth, LST was applied, and later on, an apical pruning and defoliation were done to promote the growth of lateral branches.

Miguel1983 Once they were cloned, they were given enough growth to move them to the flowering cabinet and were transplanted into 12-liter fabric pots with reused substrate, extra basalt humus, agricultural gypsum, zeolite, and biochar. The lighting used is 16 Citizen 1812 3000K cri97 cobs from Photosystem 520w placed at 60 centimeters. LST was applied to all of them.

Miguel1983 They were given apical prunings and the wounds were covered with a healing agent.

Miguel1983 All of them were supercropped, and the branches that couldn't hold were secured with tape or clips.

Miguel1983 It's been 24 hours since I set the timer to a 12/12 flowering photoperiod because I can't wait any longer; I don't want them to get huge. Today I gave them compost tea foliarly and in the watering with the lights off. I like the color they have. Next week, they'll get a deep trim of the lower branches and leaves since they're already too bushy, and I might also put in some stakes.

Miguel1983 I put in my stakes, there's nothing mysterious about them, just two stakes with a wire hoop and two crossed wires making a cross. The advantage is that it doesn't damage the roots and I can support the branches however I want. Soon I'll also do the third and final topping, and for the next watering, I need to increase the amount since they're drinking 1.2 liters in two days, and today I found the plants drooping, asking for water, and the substrate looked very, very dry. Since they are very green, I'm fertilizing with one watering yes and one no, and when three weeks pass, I'll switch to the flowering nutrients.

Miguel1983 They've already shown the first pistils and the smell is starting to be strong, so for the next watering, I'll add the last foliar compost tea and in the watering, I'll also put in the carbon filter. After the third cropping, they've recovered quite quickly and I was even able to remove all the clamps. I'm alternating the waterings with Epsom salts, one with CalMag and another with Epsom salts to maintain magnesium levels and not block due to excess calcium. Along the way, it also adds a bit of sulfur, which is great for photosynthesis. Starting from the third week of flowering, I'll switch the Biovega for the Bioflores.

Miguel1983 I've already switched to flowering nutrients today, specifically the bioflores and my homemade biopk 2.0. The 2.0, instead of molasses, is based on bioflores with aloe vera juice (salicylic acid), leonardite (humic and fulvic acids), alfalfa tea (triacontanol), and banana tea (potassium). In my first follow-up, there's the old recipe; you just need to replace the molasses with bioflores and make the banana tea with 8 or 10 dry peels in half a liter of bioflores and let it steep for 24 hours. The latest addition has been the UV light to increase the amount of terpenes and achieve a slight increase in THC, and the large fan that runs from 07:00 to 00:00, which has several functions. It dries the surface of the leaves during the dark period, mixes and distributes the air better, and when the LEDs turn on, it cools them during the hottest hours.

Miguel1983 I'm gradually raising the EC because it's dropping a lot of lower leaves already and losing color pretty quickly. I've lowered the lights to about 20 centimeters, and now I have an average of 45000 lux in the entire cabinet.

Miguel1983 We're already in the fifth week and I switched the bio pk for the pk 13 14 to give them that extra fattening boost. I'll only use it for 4 to 6 waterings, calculating that I have about 10 days left until harvest so I can clean it up well. I'm at ec 2.0 and I'm experiencing widespread calcium deficiencies, and I don't have a calcium micronutrient on hand. Even though they're losing color overall, the next waterings are going to be intense because I'm going to raise the ec even more. Despite everything, it seems like they're fattening up and resinous nicely. From the photos I've seen, they look a lot like mine with the buds having those pointy hairs. Once I finish using the pk 13 14, I'll introduce a mixed culture of aerobic bacteria (compost tea) and anaerobic (phototrophic).

Miguel1983 The biggest mistake has been not using the osmosis filter because my water has so much lime that the pots literally sweat lime through the pores. On top of that, the bioflores wasn't lowering the pH as much as I thought; when I added the nutrients, it stayed at 6.7 and the drainage came out at 7.6. Now about the drainage, the other day I decided to measure the EC of the drainage too, and the meter went crazy because it doesn't measure more than EC 4, it started flashing at 3.9. The last waterings up to that day were EC 2.1 pH 6.7, and it should come out through the drainage at EC 3, which would mean that the plant is consuming what I'm giving it. SOLUTION What I'm going to do today is water without adding nutrients that raise the EC and with the pH reduced to 6.0 using lemon kick (citric acid), and I'll take the opportunity to add the Hesi root stimulator and the alga C, which doesn't raise the EC at all. I'll keep monitoring the drainage until it comes out at EC 3; in the meantime, the feedings will be lighter. The plants have some serious deficiencies; the only thing that will save me is that they don't have much time left to finish.

Miguel1983 At 50 days, I added the mixed culture of phototropic bacteria and compost tea, and from here on, just water until the end. I estimate I'll harvest in about 61 days.

Miguel1983 At 50 days, I added the mixed cultivation of phototropic bacteria and compost tea, and from here on, just water until the end. I estimate I'll harvest in about 61 days.

Miguel1983 Today I cut after 60 days (finally), I think they turned out pretty clean although I think I cut the nutrients a bit too early but well, it didn't turn out that bad, I always end up short when removing suckers, I don't know where the hell they come from but there are always loose lowers, the days without those fan leaves seem to have helped them fill out a bit, all that along with the leaves will go to make hash and anti-inflammatory cream for my parents who really like it, any day some police dog will mark my parents, the smell of both is very similar, citrus like floor cleaner.

Miguel1983 It's a medium-yield strain; I barely reached the gram per watt when normally with these LEDs I'm hitting 1.4 g/w at a minimum. Maybe I should have done more low pruning and fed it better. Still, it's a very pest-resistant strain.