Auto Bruce Banner XXL - Advanced Seeds

BajaMX_Growr86r 3/27/28 - (Day 4) All four Auto Bruce Banner seedlings are thriving, with their first set of leaves emerging. They were introduced to outdoor sunlight for the first time today, after being brought out yesterday afternoon. To keep them happy and healthy, I'm spraying them gently with a spray bottle and providing about 50-80 ml of plain tap water with a small amount of hydrogen peroxide. Before using it, I let the tap water sit outside in the sun for a couple of days.

BajaMX_Growr86r April 7, 2025 (Day 16) Seeds 1, 2, and 3 are thriving, while seed 4 is slightly behind, but I'm confident it'll catch up. The recent rainy days might have slowed its growth. I've started feeding them with a mix of Silica (1.5ml/gal), Cal-Mag (2ml/gal), and Botanicare Pure Blend Pro Grow (10ml/gal). Due to the rain, watering hasn't really been necessary.

BajaMX_Growr86r Day 24 - (4/15/25): Seeds 1, 2, and 3 are looking good, but Seed 4 is lagging a bit behind. I'm hoping it will catch up and still produce a decent yield. I've been using a nutrient regimen that includes Silica, Cal-Mag, and Pure Blend Pro Grow. The plants received their first dunking today, and I'm planning to start low-stress training next week to encourage healthy growth and optimize yields.

BajaMX_Growr86r 4/21/2025 - Update on Auto Bruce Banner XXL seeds: Seeds 1 and 2 are thriving, while seeds 3 and 4 are experiencing some stunted growth. I've initiated Low-Stress Training (LST) on seeds 1, 2, and will start it on seed 4 next week.

BajaMX_Growr86r Day 40 - 5/01/26 - Auto Bruce Banner XXL Update: Plants 1 and 2 continue to demonstrate exceptional vigor, while Plants 3 and 4 are showing promising signs of recovery from their initial growth setback. As we approach the pre-flowering stage, I'm monitoring their progress closely to ensure Plants 3 and 4 can bridge the gap with their peers. With LST now implemented across all four plants, my goal is to optimize canopy structure and maximize yields. This week, I employed a thorough watering protocol using the dunking method to ensure uniform moisture distribution throughout the medium, promoting healthy root development. The water used was plain tap water, oxygenated through a 24-hour sun exposure, and supplemented with a small amount of peroxide to prevent potential root pathogens.