Red Banana Pudding by Anesia - Sponsored

Hello Growmies, We've now concluded the sixth week of our Red Banana Pudding grow, and I'm here to share the latest scoop from our garden within the same thriving environment that houses our Tent-X challenge contenders. This week, the Red Banana Pudding ladies have shown tremendous development. Their response to the defoliation, Lollipopping, and ScROGging practices has been nothing short of remarkable. Each plant, after receiving their meticulous care, is now standing tall and sturdy, boasting a verdant canopy that speaks volumes of their health. Our watering strategy has remained consistent with a 4-day cycle, and each Red Banana Pudding has received 2 liters of the nutrient blend that has served them so well thus far. The blend—a mix of Alga Grow, Sugar Royal, Power Roots, and Orca—continues to feed their growth without any sign of deficiency. The humidity challenge that was once a thorn in our side has seen a drastic improvement with the installation of the extraction box. This innovation has effectively stabilized our nighttime VPD levels, as evidenced by the TrolMaster data. It's a testament to the importance of environment control in cannabis cultivation. On the technical side, we're still grappling with the integration of the Mars Hydro fan. While TrolMaster has extended their support, we're hitting a brick wall with Secret Jardin and Mars Hydro's reluctance to reveal their wiring schematics. This setback won't deter us, though. If we can't find a workaround, we'll pivot back to Prima Klima's reliable systems. Despite the equipment hiccups, the Red Banana Pudding's are nearing their prime for the flowering phase. Their root systems have sprawled extensively within their pots, setting a solid foundation for the blooming stage. As I sign off this week's entry, I can't help but feel a blend of frustration and admiration—frustration at the hurdles we've faced with equipment compatibility, and admiration for the resilience of our plants. They've thrived amid the tweaks and turns of their environment, showing us that with proper care and perseverance, growth is unstoppable. Stay lifted, Salokin