BRUCE BANNER

eecc_photo I PREPARED THE SUBSTRATE FOR EVERY 10L WITH: 50g silicium flash 50g startrex 5g mycotrex 2 biotabs tablets 2g / liter of water of bactrex Due to the low temperatures, the seeds took a bit longer to germinate. And they have had a slow start.

eecc_photo Transplanting was done on day 10, applying 3-5 g of mycotrex in the transplant area. Low temperatures and overwatering have slightly affected the initial development.

eecc_photo The girls have somewhat recovered. There are still traces on the leaves of some deficiency or fungus caused by overwatering and low nighttime temperatures. Several affected leaves were removed.

eecc_photo Already with a noticeable visual improvement in the leaves. The nighttime air temperature has been raised a bit, but the humidity level has increased. So far, it has only been watered with filtered water.

eecc_photo It seems that the Bruce Banner is still showing some signs of deficiency, and I feel like the cold affected its development a bit, slowing down the growth and resulting in a smaller plant than usual.

eecc_photo Bruce Banner is starting to show budding flowers, quite a bit slower than the BBG. It continues to be watered with filtered water without measuring pH or EC. The first watering of Compost Tea is applied.

eecc_photo Second watering of compost tea is applied. The flowers have already started to appear, and they are developing well. A small defoliation is performed.

eecc_photo You can already start to notice the flower population and a bit of an emerging smell. It's a week of rest from compost tea. Just filtered water without measuring pH or EC. There are still spots on some of the leaves.

eecc_photo I love how the flowers have been developing in the Bruce Banner. You can tell it's a strain with energy. And something that sets it apart is its symmetrical shape.

eecc_photo There's a medium fattening in the flowers with a noticeable resin production. I like the contrast of the greens with the purples and reds. Great potential in the hands of a more experienced grower.

eecc_photo Unlike previous grows, I decided to cut at an early stage of trichome maturity. Just for the fun of it. A flower with a large amount of trichomes just starting to turn milky, still some crystalline, and a few less turning amber. I hope you enjoy the photos. Photos from day 69, cut on day 70.