GREEN CRACK

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 little longer to germinate. And they have had a slow start.

eecc_photo notably less affected by low temperatures and overwatering. Transplant 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. Bruce Banner looks pretty resilient. There's still some trace on the leaves of a deficiency or fungus caused by overwatering and low nighttime temperatures. Several affected leaves were removed.

eecc_photo Green Crack has shown to be one of the most resistant to the cold. It's possible to raise the temperature of the night air a bit, but the humidity level has increased. So far, it has only been watered with filtered water.

eecc_photo Green Crack looks vigorous. Almost without any aftermath, it shows enough energy to stand out. A compact plant with close internodes between them.

eecc_photo Green Crack 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 done. Green Crack is showing energetic growth and eager to keep growing.

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

eecc_photo A nice development of the flowers in the Green Crack you can tell it's a variety with energy just like the Bruce Banner Quite similar in structure but a little less symmetrical the GC

eecc_photo There's a noticeable fattening in the flowers with quite a bit of resin. Beautiful structure in a small size and density in flowers. Pungent smell and somewhat sweet.

eecc_photo Unlike previous grows, I've decided to cut at an early stage of trichome maturation. Just for the fun of it. A flower with the vast majority of its trichomes milky, and there are a few already amber. I hope you enjoy the photos. Photos from day 64, cut on day 68.