(ext)Bubba Island Kush - Dutch Passion

Pipe_piporro Once the seeds germinated, they went straight to the patio. Keeping an eye on humidity and controlling pests, the seedlings were watered every 4 days with about 150-100cc of water.

Pipe_piporro They have grown well, enduring cold nights (8-9°c the minimum at night). The plants have responded well to the nutrients, continuing to consume between 100 to 150cc every 3-4 days.

Pipe_piporro They were moved to 11-liter pots, and during the transplant, Wonderland mycorrhizae were used on the substrate and roots. Watering was done with the rooting agent Deeper Underground from Top Crop.

Pipe_piporro They adapted quickly to the transplant, the days have gotten hot, which has allowed for gradually increasing the watering volume, approximately every 2-3 days the plants need 1 liter of water, adding the previously selected formulas. As for pests, butterfly eggs have appeared, controlled by hand, and some green aphids. Rayd Casa y Jardín insecticide has been used to control the substrate fly that has been lurking around the substrate.

Pipe_piporro You can clearly see the growth of the main leaves after the transplant. I'm waiting for the secondary stems to grow a bit more before doing a defoliation. The plants are healthy, considering that many pests have suddenly appeared this year.

Pipe_piporro A bubba island kush, it has stretched quite a bit, and for that reason, its stem has thickened a lot. The other one is much more robust in size but has a greater number of branches. As for watering, the plants are consuming 1 liter of water every other day.

Pipe_piporro Next week, they will undergo a pruning of low branches and shoots, including the apical leaves. The differences between the plants are still amazing, although I must consider that they have shown strength in what it means to lack water and cold at night.

Pipe_piporro The plants have grown quite a bit, they recovered very well after defoliating the lower branches and leaves. They were sprayed with activera (1ml per liter), both underneath and on top of the leaves. The dosage of the Bcuzz a+b nutrient was increased to 2ml per liter. Next week, the plants will be transplanted into 20-liter fabric pots, as there's not much time left before they start their flowering process outdoors.

Pipe_piporro The plants are quickly starting to develop internodes on the secondary branches near the apex. This indicates to me that the plants want to begin flowering. Next week, I will apply delta nine at the foliar level to stimulate the flora and thus have control over the flowering days outdoors. Finally, a last pruning will be done on the shoots closest to the apex, in order to enhance each of the bud branches.

Pipe_piporro Everything seems to be going well, the biggest Bubba Island is already showing signs of starting the pre-flowering process, so I'm going to apply Delta 9, as the manufacturer says, the product should be used 10 days before flowering via foliar. Several worms and gnats have appeared from the substrate, so I've applied a bit of potassium soap and neem oil.

Pipe_piporro This week, the second spray of delta 9 was applied to the plants, and they have started showing signs of pre-flowering since the first application of delta 9 (foliar, 4ml per liter). The tallest Bubba Island Kush seems more advanced and has stretched its arms a bit more, while the smaller one has directed its energy towards producing more leaves. Overall, there haven't been any issues with over-fertilization, pests are under control, the only enemy is the caterpillar, as always, there are many butterflies laying their eggs in the late afternoon - evening, and then tiny worms appear. Good vibes, blesss

Pipe_piporro The first flowers are starting to appear, everything indicates that soon, maybe in one to two weeks, they will begin their flowering process. Aiming for that phase, I've already applied two foliar sprays to the leaves and buds of the plants, and I've seen progress in the development of pistils. Regarding the Bubba Island, the tallest plant has matured faster than its sister; in fact, the smaller Bubba Island hasn't shown any signs of starting to flower, it has only revealed its sex. Nothing more to add, good smokes everyone. P.S.: I'm having a full-on battle with worms and fungus gnats, I've applied diatomaceous earth, neem oil, and potassium soap. I hope to keep it under control until at least the second week of flowering.

Pipe_piporro A Bubba Island (the tallest) has entered flowering after the first application of Cannabiogen's delta 9. The appearance of multiple pistils should indicate that the plant will start its flower production. As for its sister, she is still in the vegetative phase; I have applied rooting solution once a week. Lastly, I switched the base nutrients from Atami (BCuzz A+B) to the Advance pH Perfect nutrient line (grow, micro, and bloom), once a week at 2-3ml per liter.