White Widow Seedstockers

knnabisgrower After sprouting the 3 seedlings, we transplanted them into the initial 0.5 pot with a good sprinkle of powdered mycorrhizae. About 2g in direct contact with the roots. From the beginning of the grow, we had a lot of light intensity, which resulted in very rapid growth during the first 3 weeks, which were the most noticeable 💪.

knnabisgrower In the second week of vegetation, we fertilized with a growth stimulant, applying 1.5ml per liter with a pH regulated to 5.8.

knnabisgrower In the third week, we did a new transplant, this time into a 4-liter pot.

knnabisgrower In the 4th week, we increased the growth fertilizer dose, adjusted the pH to 6.0, and did an apical pruning at the 4th node of each plant.

knnabisgrower In the 5th week, we transplanted to a 10-liter pot, used powdered mycorrhizae, and the same growth fertilizer with a pH regulated at 6.0.

knnabisgrower In the 6th week of vegetation, we did a low pruning and general defoliation to boost the growth of the upper buds, improving lighting and ventilation in the grow. We also did a few ties (LST).

knnabisgrower We started the seventh week by changing the light cycle to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness to induce flowering. We also began watering with fertilizers to stimulate the flora, increase trichome production, improve the aroma of the flower, and boost the final weight of the harvest.

knnabisgrower We lost photos and data from the pre-flower stage, but we continue with the final result. In the 4th week of flowering, we started watering with a fertilizer rich in phosphorus and potassium.

knnabisgrower At this point, they would have about 20 days of flowering and we discovered something incredible!!

knnabisgrower As we progressed into the flowering stage, we started to notice certain color changes in one of the plants. At first, we assumed it was a nutrient deficiency, which seemed very strange to us. We tried to correct it, but as the outside temperatures dropped with the arrival of winter, we realized it wasn't a nutritional deficiency; on the contrary, we had found a rarity!!! Reddish ochre colors, yellows, and greens of various shades began to reveal a different phenotype, a very beautiful plant visually with a sweet earthy flavor and spicy notes that, by the end of flowering, ended up covered in a violet color that would become one of my favorites.

knnabisgrower The days kept passing, and the change in the flowers was impressive; they were growing, resinous, and fattening up very quickly. And the red one, as we affectionately nicknamed her, was something else; you could already tell that her smell was different from the others.

knnabisgrower The last 2 and a half weeks, we only gave waterings with p.h regulated at 6.0. The flowers were already quite big, fragrant, and heavily loaded with resin.

knnabisgrower The last 2 and a half weeks, we only gave waterings with enzymes, pH adjusted to 6.4. The flowers were already quite large, fragrant, and very resinous.

knnabisgrower Those are the photos from the last few days before the harvest.

knnabisgrower Very nice experience, it was my first time growing their genetics and I was very satisfied. I felt very lucky to have obtained that different phenotype, with a very rich flavor and really potent effect. Thank you so much for everything Seedstockers !!! 👽