(Silver Haze x Destroyer) x 2046

Pichicata This is the third experience with the river haze. It gets light from a window and is exposed for 12 hours. The water demand is high. The watering was done with osmosis water, alternating with vegetation fertilizer. It has an apical pruning and two branch thinnings and two defoliations were done, achieving a chandelier structure.

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Pichicata The plant is being grown in the sunlight from two windows. Therefore, it only gets direct sunlight at certain times of the day. Since there are more than 12 hours of sunlight right now, the plant sleeps in a dark cabinet for 12 hours and is taken out into the sun all day. This way, the flowering photoperiod is achieved. Since the substrate is light, today on day 18 of flowering, a fertigation of bloom will be carried out.

Pichicata The growing spot is a very dry environment with daytime temperatures around 23 °C. Combined with the geotextile pot and the increase in the evapotranspiration rate, this results in a higher water demand. The substrate contains a lot of organic matter, so during the vegetative stage, I applied a single pinch of top veg to boost the green and promote shoots. In flowering, during week 3 when the plant established the structure of the flowering, I applied another mineral pinch of Top Bloom. This maneuver has resulted in the clone, at this stage, not showing any problems with its leaves, unlike what I'm experiencing with the mineral/coco management.

Pichicata Today, flowering fertigation was applied again. Top Bloom and Top Bud. It has a high water demand.

Pichicata I know River Haze from growing it in coco. And it didn't turn out very good for me. For now, this method is working better (light mix with mineral nutrients and tap water). I hope that with this program, this plant produces better resin.

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