Wembley regular LST

R1pp3r It progressed well, thickening its stem and responding very well to its LST. It started to bend after developing its fourth node; being regular, there's always a risk of it getting too bushy.

R1pp3r Despite being a regular seed, it responds quite well to stress. Apparently, by bending it, it has developed its branches much better and hasn't had any stagnation in its growth.

R1pp3r This week it was time to defoliate. A pretty aggressive defoliation, leaving only shoots that have some potential, already covering about 40x40 cm.

R1pp3r It continues to maintain the same height, but it has stretched quite a bit to the sides. It has expanded about 8cm approximately to the sides and is now around 53x53 cm.

R1pp3r A branch broke due to too much tension, but it will recover. It was sprayed foliarly with potassium soap and diatomaceous earth to strengthen the plant against pests and fungi.

R1pp3r I was thinking about not bending again, but it became inevitable once I saw how quickly the plant was stretching. I felt forced to keep bending and use wire "shackles.

R1pp3r I kept bending certain branches because otherwise it was going to get out of control in height. I can't imagine how tall it could get since it's already shown to be pretty good in width.

R1pp3r Remember the branch that broke? It turns out to be the tallest one on the plant. Seeing that the crack in the stem could be an imminent danger, I applied diatomaceous earth to the crack. Due to the bioavailable silica in the diatomaceous earth, this will strengthen the cell walls and thicken the branches.

R1pp3r It became a very sprawling plant and quite resistant to pests, requiring little watering, pruning, and tying.

R1pp3r Just waiting for the flowering ajajsjsjs I couldn't be more satisfied with the structure it reached, without a doubt it's one of the best strains I've tried so far.

R1pp3r I've shown many more pistils but none on the crowns so it hasn't started flowering yet.

R1pp3r Due to my schedule and work this weekend, I will defoliate the plant for the last time. It might be a bit premature to say that it's already entering flowering, but I think I've seen quite a few pistils from one day to the next.

R1pp3r Everything is good for now, there were some low flowers that I haven't wanted to prune yet.

R1pp3r I did what I believe will be the last pruning; a third of the lower part is completely without buds or leaves. Soon I will apply bird guano and hummus, then water alternately with water and molasses.