pineapple mutant-Ananastya(first coco)

Young_agronomist 09.02.2023 First day after the helmet Both seedlings have shed their helmet and seem healthy, although one is a bit smaller. Watered 0.2 of compost. We'll keep observing 😎 10.02 - watered 0.2 of compost 360 ppm 11.02 - watered 0.2 of compost 300 ppm 12.02 - watered 0.5 of compost 300 ppm 13.02 - did nothing The second seedling is much smaller than the first and it seems like it won't survive ( We'll keep watching 14.02.2023 - Changed the watering method for the coconut coir from small (0.2-0.5) to daily watering of 2 liters twice a day with nutrients at 250 ppm. The little ones look good, even the smaller one :)

Young_agronomist 16.02.2023 - This week I will be giving 2 liters every day with ppm 350 and pH 6. So far, everything is going smoothly 🤠 18.02.2023 Yesterday there were issues with the lights (they were off for a couple of hours) I hope it won't affect the kids))) 20.02.2023 On the eleventh day, due to high output (600 ppm), I did a flush with three liters of water at ppm 350, pH 5.8 - output 370 ppm, pH 6.5. 22.02.2023 End of the second week! I'm raising the nutrients to 450 ppm.

Young_agronomist 23.02.2023 - The third week started with LST. I watered with one liter of solution, ppm-450 in, 630 out. The second plant also got more light. 25.02.2023 - Both girls received LST, feeding remains the same - daily watering of 2 liters of compost, in 450ppm, 5.8 pH, out - 580 ppm, 6.2 pH. 27.02.2023 - After the solution input of 500 ppm, output 850 ppm. I watered until drainage until the ppm reached 600. 28.02.2023 - I did another flush with four liters of solution. 01.03.2023 - I raised the ppm of the solution to 550.

Young_agronomist 01.02.2023 - after measuring the drainage, it turned out that the ppm was 1000. I did another flush with a solution of 400 ppm - output 560 ppm. 02.03.2023 - ppm raised to 550, nothing new to report. 04.03.2023 - the growth of side branches has taken off And a strange leaf mutation has been noticed 05.03.2023 - last week of vegetative stage, then a flush and start of new feeding for short flowering (for blooming) 06.03.2023 - no preliminary flowers visible. Growth is actively continuing! Nutrients increased to 650 ppm 07.03.2023 - she continues to grow strongly and doesn’t want to flower. I cut off a couple of large leaves and stretched the branches around the perimeter. Nutrients remain at 650 ppm, ph 6. If Levina starts to flower within the week, I’ll try 12 hours of light 08.03.2023 - after the training, no stress was experienced, the result is in the last photo.

Young_agronomist 09.03.2023 - the first day of the fifth week started with a broken main stem (( Unfortunately, I couldn't save it, had to do some "topping." 10.03.2023 - After the stem break, I didn't experience any "visible" stress. According to the runoff ppm, it's been drinking water actively (3 liters every day) and eating nuts. This week I will start giving 750 ppm. 12.04.2023 - explosion of growth overnight!! I'm starting to see pre-flowers, I think this is the last week of vegetation (it's getting cramped in the tent). Switched to new nutrients, greenhouse feeding short flowering, did a flush with the new solution until the runoff matched the input. Ppm 700 ph6.0 13.04.2023 - Continues to stretch a lot (especially the little one, whose stem was broken is noticeably growing faster, branches are thickening. Apparently, the break of the main stem directed the juices to the side branches 👌🏻 I'm lucky 😂😂) both are drinking 3 liters a day ppm 700 ph6.0 14.03.2023 - I found a slight burn on the smaller girl from the nuts, after measuring the ppm it showed 1100. It was decided to do a flush with a solution with a low nut content, after which the ppm became 600. In the evening of that day, I cut a couple of old leaves that were blocking the light. 15.03.2023 - These girls can't be stopped! Growth every day, the tent is completely filled. Any day now it will start to flower. I added a 25w lamp for the bushier part (the girl without topping).

Young_agronomist 16.03.2023 At the moment, she is still in pre-flower. This week I'll be using GHF-short flowering nutrients at 700ppm, pH 6.0. I stopped LST training due to lack of space in the tent. 😂 17.03.2023 - Watering with a solution - input 700, output - 580. So far, everything is going smoothly, except for the prolonged vegetation. I twisted the big leaves and tied them with a rope to avoid cutting and to let light reach the smaller buds. 18.03.2023 - Watering with nutrients 1L 700ppm, 6.0pH - output 570ppm. 19.03.2023 - She reacted well to all the stress and continued to grow. In the photo, you can see how the branch movement with tubes and twisting of the big leaves worked. (The main thing is to keep the healthy leaves as food reserves.) Watering at 750ppm. I removed the ties on the leaves and cut a couple of big ones. 20.03.2023 - Watering at 800ppm - output 560ppm. She is still stretching and drinking a lot of solution! The flowers are slowly forming. Next week, I’ll raise the ppm to 900-1000. 21.03.2023 - Watering with nutrients at 900ppm, output - 580. A SCROG net has been installed. 22.03.2023 - Noticed a slight clawing (nitrogen excess). Nevertheless, she is eating 900ppm and the runoff is always around 560-600. 3 liters a day. Starting tomorrow, I consider it flowering.

Young_agronomist 24.03.2023-The first week of flowering started with defoliation of leaves and small branches. Lollipopping was also done. Ppm this week is 1000, ph 6. Flowers have started to actively form, and stretching is in full swing. I’m stopping the stress and just letting her grow. 25.03.2023-Solution 1100 ppm-output 950 ppm. 27.03.2023-Stable flowering has begun! Everything else is stable. 28.03.2023-Grew 10 cm overnight 😂 The first girl is still in pre-flower and stretching, while the second is forming flowers and lagging a bit in growth. Feeding remains the same. Both girls are happy and content. 29.03.2023-Massive defoliation was done, cutting off small branches in the shade and large leaves blocking the light. Another reason for the big trim is the high humidity (( I’ll give her a couple of days to recover. 30.03.2023-No stress noted, watering is standard. 31.03.2023-One of the girls is already flowering in full swing, while the other continues to grow (85 cm). Ppm 1100 👌🏻

Young_agronomist Start of week eight! 01.04.2023 - stretching is still happening a bit, but overall the flowering canopy is ready. Ppm this week is 1100, ph 6 02.04.2023 - it seems like the stretching is coming to an end and I notice new pistils on the non-flowering girl. Now they are both in bloom. Today a light defoliation is planned. 03.04.2023 - The second girl has finally started to flower!!!!!! Hooray, she’s almost a meter tall.)) Gave a light solution of 750 ppm to flush the roots, which showed 1800 ppm after measuring. 05.04.2023 - growth is slowing down, currently at 106 cm) The useful space in the tent has run out and I had to apply a bit of LST to keep the branches away from the lamp. Did a small defoliation and adjusted ppm to 850 to wash out the salts. 08.04.23 - Applied HST to the branch that was touching the lamp, hope this slows down the growth.

Young_agronomist 09.04.23 - Noticed a slight imbalance on some leaves, today I plan to wash everything with a wedge and do a flush. 11.04.23 - The plant's height is currently 135 cm (hope it stops growing soon). I washed out the salts and removed the SCROG net to free up space for growth. Keeping the ppm at 850 parts. I do a flush at the end of each week. In the photo, you can see the result of topping on day 28. It noticeably extended the vegetation phase, thus increasing the size of the plant. The second plant is smaller in size but is ahead in flowering by 2 weeks. 14.04.23 - The plant's height is 154 cm. Unfortunately, there's nothing I can do since my tent doesn't allow for more. Let's see what comes of it.

Young_agronomist 17.04.23 - The plants are developing, the flowers are growing, but the tallest branches are suffering from the high temperature and are already bending due to lack of space. I set up an additional 30w light. Occasionally, I remove old leaves 🍁

Young_agronomist This week, the buds have noticeably grown) I added 50w of light to local spots to illuminate them. I did a flush while the stock didn't reach 870 and mixed a new batch.

Young_agronomist 03.05.2023 - The flowers are getting bigger every day, especially the ones right under the lamp. The buds that "grew" towards the lamp I illuminated separately with bulbs. I noticed a couple of leaves that got burned from the light, but there's nothing I can do about it. I think it has 2-3 weeks left. The buds are already the size of a bottle 😄. Next week I'm giving them ripen! Right now ppm is 880, ph 5.5.

Young_agronomist 11.05.2023 - the penultimate week for the Pineapple Express. The buds have gained weight nicely and she's drinking less water. I'm switching to 10 days of ripening, 2 days of drought and darkness.

Young_agronomist 20.05.2023 - The hundredth day of this plant's life. For the last two days, I've been doing a flush with a wedge, then a day of drought and darkness. The buds are good and dense with a lot of sugar (except for the ones that got little light). In any case, I'm expecting a good harvest)) I'll make a cut in 2 days ✅

Young_agronomist It was a long and fun cycle lasting 102 days. This magnificent plant with excellent genetics responded well to all the training (there was a lot of it). A good appetite allowed for strong and frequent fertigation. As a result of the experiment (2 plants in one pod), I can say that in my case, the stronger plant didn't give the smaller one a chance for normal development, constantly overshadowing it, and the difference in development was significant. The total weight of wet flowers (without branches and leaves) was an unbelievable 950 g 🐸🐸 And about 400 g of foliage and trim. The harvest was very pleasing, now waiting for the dry weight 🙈