GHSC - Chemical Bride x2

Tuki3 First little week of the Brides, already in this first pot that I will keep for about two weeks, I used biogrow (small amount), and then when I move to the other pot I plan to add more. With this substrate that has Coco, Champi Compost, and Sphagnum Peat, a very light and well-aerated substrate, I liked it a lot and I was able to observe the layer of Mycelium that should form when using Green House Feeding Bio Grow.

Tuki3 So far everything is normal, nice green leaves, but like all little plants. We try to keep humidity with a plastic cup on top and some holes so it can at least breathe a bit.

Tuki3 The girls are looking beautiful, I'm really liking the amount of nodes so close together (although tell me if that's good or bad), what I see is that they are going to be well-branched. I'm planning to do an apical trim next week and start training her a bit, so I can have more tops and finally lollypop. This time I'm trying out a new panel for the vegetative stage and when I switch to flowering, I intend to complement it with the one I had. This panel has about 70w of consumption and uses Samsung LH351H chips, the complete line of whites, red, and UV. Insativa i0 is the model. 😀

Tuki3 Well folks, here come the girls! It's the first time I've seen so many roots during a transplant! I'm really surprised by both the genetics and the substrate. Now I've moved her to the final pot, which will be 7.5 liters, and unfortunately, I had to leave, but my plan was to start doing a bit of LST from these days on. Maybe I'll do it when I come back (in a week) or I'll just let them grow however they want! I don't want to lie, but touching the leaves that have the darker stem, you can feel a slight smell, very nice!

Tuki3 Well folks, as you can see, they’ve turned into little bushes 😅! Even though I love the structure, I raised the height of the panel and the difference is quite noticeable, really super pretty, a beautiful color (maybe it doesn’t show much because of the panel), but today 1/8 I'm going to buy some wire for LST and I’ll do it today for sure, so I can send them to flower and have both at the same height. I must say that the one on the left is taller and has a few more branches, but both are coming along very evenly!

Tuki3 Hey folks, how's it going? So far, I'm seeing a good change in the little ones by increasing the distance from the panel. I had them at 10cm and raised them about 25cm more, so now the panel is at 35cm. One of them is more compact and well-structured, beautiful leaves and a lovely green, but it's shorter in height; now that I've done LST on the ones that came from the apical cut, I kept everything at the same height. The other one, however, has grown much larger in size, although what I notice is that the leaf development is lacking, like it's not widening properly, unless it's the phenotype. Either way, it's a beautiful green. Today, 9/8, I'm switching it to 11/13 to kick off the flowering; otherwise, I won't have enough space. Something that really surprised me was the roots coming out of the pot! So beautiful!

Tuki3 Starting the first week of pre-flowering, also doing a bit of cleaning (I didn't want to do a heavy cleaning so I wouldn't stress her too much), it's been a week since I moved her to pre-flowering and I'm just starting to see some pistils on the little ones. So I'm feeling pretty happy. I can't apply LST anymore because the branches are quite stiff, so now she can just continue on her path!

Tuki3 Hey people! Little by little it's showing its sex, apparently everything is going great! I did a pretty aggressive defoliation and bought some "super croppers" in 3D, but I didn't do much cropping, more like an LST. I recommend the super croppers since they keep the branch in position, unlike the wires I had used which come off once the substrate dries. Honestly, I love the color of the leaves, it hasn't shown any deficiencies or excesses, but I still need to measure pH, EC (just to improve the grow), and temp. We'll see how it goes in the coming days! I'm going to add the panel I had in previous grows, let's see how much they produce!

Tuki3 Hey folks, how's it going? Well, the little ones are growing really nicely, I liked the structure I achieved in one of them (they look like 4 main colas), and so far they haven't shown any deficiencies or excesses, so 10 points! One of them seems to be a more sativa phenotype, and the other indica. The sativa phenotype (just an observation based on the leaves) I just touched a little leaf with trichomes and it has a really nice sweet flavor, while the indica has a sweet flavor but with other tones that I still can't identify. I was able to add the panel I was using for the previous grow, so I'm giving the girls quite a bit of power!

Tuki3 Beautiful process, honestly I like everything involved in it more and more! Attention, details, etc. The chemical bride as you can see produced 2 different phenotypes, one with thinner leaves (leaning towards sativa) and the other with thicker leaves and the flowers seem to be more "compressed." The smell I get when I touch the resin-coated leaves is very, very tasty, it really smells like a pineapple candy (very sweet, I would even say cloying). In the coming days, I'm going to try to raise the panel a bit more because it's very close. Really happy with the results I've been observing!

Tuki3 Hey folks, the buds are shaping up nicely! I'm really happy with their aroma as I've mentioned before, and now that we're starting the 6th week, you can see the most beautiful part (in my opinion), which is the fattening up.. it's that critical week where you think the buds have stalled, that something happened to them, and that's when you hold on for 2 or 3 more days, and you realize they started to fatten up 😍😍😍😍 We'll see how it goes these weeks!

Tuki3 Hey folks! How's it going? Here the little ones are in this beautiful fattening process, more and more smell in the room and more and more resin, it's something that hadn't happened to me until now with previous grows! This week I applied BioEnhancer again but for the last time, since the 7th week is starting and from now on, I plan to just use water until the harvest. I'm falling in love with the orange hairs (another thing that hadn't happened to me until now and I was hoping it would) and again with the aroma. Cheers!

Tuki3 This week I had to travel, and my girlfriend was taking care of them, it's honestly incredible! I really asked her for the photos she took haha. I can't comment much more since I wasn't there. The only thing I can say is that they look nice and compact and the colors are improving (at least changing).

Tuki3 Now I'm back and took more photos! As soon as I returned from the trip, I went to check on the little ones and the smell in the room is incredible, very sweet compared to the Bubba Slush grow. Very nice to my taste, although if you're not used to it, it can get a bit overwhelming haha. The buds are super hard, super hard, and looking at the photo, there are a lot of amber trichomes, so we’re going to stop watering and soon send in the scissors! One of the two, as I mentioned in previous weeks, is the one that dominates in aroma and vigor, the other, however, has a flower structure (famous bag appeal) like a pine and is super, super dense. Both are loaded with trichomes as you can see in the photos! Hope you like it!

Tuki3 Well folks, we’ve reached the final stage.. Honestly, I really enjoyed the process, beautiful plants that I had no issues with, they adapted easily to LST, supercropping, defoliation, and apical, so I 100% recommend the genetics and not to mention the seed bank! Spectacular aromas and beautiful structures, this is the second time I’ve achieved things like this and it’s thanks to the stability of GreenHouse Seeds 🙌🙏🙌