Black Cherry Bliss (Elite Cut Genetics)

It’s Day 10 of veg stage and I’ve had some yellowing on a set of under leaves so I plucked em out to help utilize their energy up top. I’ve been watering 1/3 Powerade bottle per plant just because I transplanted them not too long ago and I don’t wanna hit em with too much water as they’re building their root system and they’ve been getting it once every 2-3 days and I’ll add 1/3 teaspoon of Fish Shit and they seem to be diggin it. When I transplanted, below is what they got mixed with: Wiggly Worm EWC: 16-17% mixed into soil DTE Bat Guano: 2 TSP per gallon of soil DTE Crab Meal: 2 TBSP per gallon of soil DTE: Fish Bone Meal: 2 TBSP per gallon of soil DTE Langbeinite: 1 TBSP per gallon of soil So if anyone is thinking of running Down To Earth amendments, this is gonna be the ratio of their products to create the super soil mix. And to get the 16-17% worm casting ratio, for every 5 cups of soil, use 1 cup of worm castings. That will come out to be 16.66%, give or take.

Day 24 of veg and it's gonna be time to mainline, most likely tomorrow morning and this about the size I like my plants to be, maybe a little smaller even when I set up for the mainline, so pretty much I top it, keep the two leaves and of course the new nodes coming through and strip the rest of the plant which I'll show in the next grow update. I've been giving 1 TSP of Fish Shit by Fish Head Farms and once every three weeks, give them Recharge by Real Growers WITH Fish Shit, plants really love it. I did transplant with my Down to Earth super soil recipe which I'll have right down below. Wiggly Worm EWC: 15-16% mixed into soil DTE Bat Guano: 2 TSP per gallon of soil DTE Crab Meal: 2 TBSP per gallon of soil DTE: Fish Bone Meal: 2 TBSP per gallon of soil DTE Langbeinite: 1 TBSP per gallon of soil Temps have been in the upper 70's and humidity has been in the upper 60's and low 70's, plants love it but as the weeks go by, I'll be dropping the humidity to 55% to 65% and temps in the mid 70's. Not much of a drop in VPD, just a little as they transition to mid and late veg.