Grapefruit x Blueberry x Bay 11

Pichicata This is the fifth experience with the Golosa strain and it's the only phenotype I know. The plant develops a very indica structure, requiring an extensive veg cycle (a month and a half to two months). It can handle high EC. In veg, it develops a very woody structure with not very thick branches. At this stage, the demand for water and nutrients is low. Osmosis water is used. In this project, four cuttings were placed together in a bag-type pot, resulting in a total of five main branches. The substrate is coconut fiber with a high content of powder.

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Pichicata During this week, the wooden grid for supporting the stems was being adapted. The waterings are just with water, and a watering with nutrients is being alternated, controlling EC and pH both in and out. You can see the thickening of the stems and that they are starting to produce secondary shoots.

Pichicata This week, the 15 liters of coco were completed, and a fertigation of veg at 1.5 EC was applied. The green color and quality of the shoots improved.

Pichicata It reacted excellently to the fertigation of veg. The sprouts have light colors and are developing many secondary branches.

Pichicata I'm considering switching to flowering in 10 days since this pheno stretches up to 2.5 times. Either way, if that happens, I have space to fruit. The other issue is whether I stay indoors or move to the sun. With Golosa, I've experimented in both and she always pays off. And like in viticulture, size comes at the expense of quality. Golosa is the perfect example. They are very "skinny" buds but tight. Her resin invites you to keep cultivating her.

Pichicata It switched to flowering 6 days ago. Previously, a defoliation was done, and today it was repeated again. I took some clones to keep propagating. It's a pheno, and as expected, it's stretching quite a bit.

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Pichicata The plant had expected growth during flowering, reaching 70cm.