Mix Old Skool BSF

joaojardineiro First week I started with a little fertilizer, just the basics and necessary. Watering a little to avoid the risk of drowning the roots.

joaojardineiro Now with the recommended dose of fertilizer, watering more frequently, and noticeable healthy development of the plants. Photo from 09/16.

joaojardineiro Transplant was done on 09/28, at the end of the second week. Roots are well developed. After recovering from the transplant, I performed a TOP pruning on the last node of each, as well as a light defoliation. The TOP pruning was late; it could have been done before the transplant, at the beginning of the 3rd week. On 10/06, I did another light defoliation, only removing the fan leaves from the main stem that were blocking light from reaching the smaller branches. Along with that, I did some tying to direct the branches so that they all stay the same size. I welcome comments and suggestions, thanks for getting this far :D

joaojardineiro The plants are developing very well, even though I made the mistake of confusing REMO GROW with BLOOM, meaning that 2 or 3 weeks ago I was feeding them with the bloom base instead of the veg base. I don't know how much this influenced the plant's growth; I believe it should be bigger, but I can't complain. I also don't know if BLOOM could have any effect that might cause nutrient excess. Two plants showed some spots on a few fan leaves that I couldn't figure out what it is; maybe it's some excess due to the fertilizer mistake. Yesterday, October 16th, I realized the mistake, did a light defoliation, and adjusted the ones that have ties. Overall, I'm satisfied with the growth, development, and health of the plants. I thought I wouldn't need it, but today I bought a scrog net because if they reach the size I want, it will be necessary. Yesterday we finished the 4th week of veg, and I will keep them for another 1 or 2 weeks until the plants reach at least 50cm in height.