SOG Indicas/Sativas

GreenBloodGrower I'm sorry for my English, I use a translator 😉 This crop was the previous one that I cultivate now (before I did not know this page wonder) I wanted to share it with you 👽 I cultivated 4 varieties that some breeder friends gave me to try. The truth is that I finished the story very well! 😍 I did the germination the way I like to do it, directly in soil and in the final pot. I moistened the substrate with water at pH 5.8 and 1 ml/L of rhizotonic, placed the seed at 0.5 cm depth, and sprayed with the same solution. After 3 days in the dark, I turned on the HPS 600w at maximum height, and the next day all the seeds had already germinated. I kept one nutrient irrigation per week and the other water irrigations at pH 5.8. It seems the luminaire is very strong for this stage, but if you keep the temperature right, it is a real wonder!

GreenBloodGrower Plants grow at a very good rate under the HPS 600W. I maintain the waterings once a week, the lamp stays 50cm from the canopy of the plant, keeping good temperatures. I increase the waterings to 300ml per plant 3 days a week. Once they reach 18 cm in height, they'll switch to a 12/12 photoperiod to enter flowering.

GreenBloodGrower We start with the first week of flowering, the nutrition is changing to stimulate the plants to flowering, the photoperiod was switched to 12/12 and here they enjoy being on their 4th day of the first week. From this week until possibly after 4, they will be growing to give space to their precious flowers; this will be the last week in which I apply Bio Grow and we will begin to introduce the specific feeding for this phase. Week 2 Monday: Watering with 4ml of Bio Grow, 2ml of Iguana Bloom, 2ml of Big Bud, and Super Vit at 1 drop per 4.5L as the manufacturer suggests. I keep pH 6.2 and EC 1.2. Wednesday: Watering with water at pH 6 without adding nutrients since being Iguana Bloom and organic Bio Grow, I like to leave it a few days so that the nutrient is absorbed correctly by the plant and does not start to leave accumulations so soon. Saturday: Watering doing exactly the same as Wednesday. The plants look very healthy and vigorous, with no deficiencies or excesses of nutrients. I finish the week very happy and anxious to see the evolution of the flowers!👽

GreenBloodGrower At the 2nd week of flowering, the plants have given a tremendous stretch, this technique should always be done starting with cuttings since they do not get as much competition as the seeds due to their short growth and are better controlled in height. Still, it will go well!! 😂 Monday: Irrigation, first with water at pH 6, 250ml per plant, once the water is absorbed I repeat the irrigation with nutrients at 500ml per plant, this is done with the intention that the roots have a more absorbent support and the nutrient is kept better in the substrate. PH 6.2 Wednesday: Irrigation with only water at 500ml per plant at pH 6. Saturday: Irrigation with water and Atazyme to keep the root clean and ready to eat the following Monday. PH 6 I take advantage of the pruning to remove the plants and clean the tray and the surfaces of the cabinet. 👽

GreenBloodGrower This is the previous grow to the one I'm documenting (Therapy and High). I'm sorry I didn't put pictures of week 3, I couldn't recover them, I hope these make up for it! 😉 Beginning the 4th week, the plants show a beautiful appearance, a bright green color without excesses or shortcomings, the simplicity of this table is definitely worth it! By the middle of the week, they already show the end of practically pre-flowering, they start to smell and release resin. Monday: Irrigation with 300ml per plant with water at pH 6 and then I repeat the irrigation with nutrients with an amount of 600mlxL with a pH of 6.2, the excess water is expelled from the bottom of the pots leaving the nutrients inside. Wednesday: Irrigation with water at pH 6.2 and an amount of 600ml per plant. Saturday: Irrigation with Atami enzymes, Atazyme, and I clean the roots again as every week so that during the weekend the enzymes do their work and on Monday they eat better. The roots have already formed quite well and are poking out from below the pots, probably the next irrigation will be done by flood.👽

GreenBloodGrower Update 5th week of flowering, the plants begin to form more and more flowers, they are beautiful, resinous, and smelling more and more! The fingers are sticking to the touch! It's a pleasure to work with them! Their height has been higher than expected, considering that they started to bloom when they were just 2 weeks old and about 16/18cm, now they have a height of 100/120cm, just enough to give the necessary space to the lamp. We continue with the same watering routine, this time without changing anything, it will be one of the few weeks where the plants will consume the maximum nutrients without exceeding an EC of 1.9. Eager to see how they evolve and see the true size of these beauties! Thank you very much, compañeros! Let's keep the machine going! -- GreenBloodGrower--

GreenBloodGrower I'm already in week 6 of flowering, switching the HPS 600W light for the LEC315W with 4200k. I'm reducing the light expense to almost half, and the plants are responding great despite the light stress. I'm continuing with the same watering method. Monday: Watering with nutrients after moistening the substrate with a prior watering of water at pH 6.2. I'm removing Big Bud from the nutrition. I apply the watering 2 hours before the lights turn on. Wednesday: Watering with water at pH 6.2 to let the nutrients be absorbed by the plant and not accumulate. Saturday: Watering with Atami enzymes (ATACYME) to eliminate possible residues from the roots and substrate and prepare it for Monday.

GreenBloodGrower Already in the penultimate week of flowering, the plants have almost finished fattening and are maturing. I reduce the dose of OverDrive and we are already preparing for the final stage. It is amazing how the flowers have compacted and are showing their maximum splendor. I maintain the nutrition the same way, with 3 waterings per week, Monday nutrition, Wednesday water at pH 6.2, and Saturday cleaning with enzymes. Chlorosis is already beginning to be seen in the larger leaves, showing their clean state of salts and nutrients. I feel like a little kid waiting for my birthday to arrive!! These girls will make us a great gift!!

GreenBloodGrower The simplicity of this table has been surprising; it has worked great for all the strains without having to make any modifications for any of them. Clearly, some strains fed better than others, but nothing that was concerning.

GreenBloodGrower The harvest results are approximations since this is a crop that has already been completed, from which I gathered as much information as possible to share with you all!

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