Bluzzi + Orange Limeade

Master_Drizzt First ~2 weeks in 0,5 l pots. Now into the Sonnenerde Bio Hanferde (living soil - terra preta?) 3,5 l pots. I am going for the strongest Bluzzi (Mathilda) and Orange Limeade (Ingrid) plants. Other two got a new home. Light 390 umol/m²/s. Both look very healthy and nice :)

Master_Drizzt I wanted to try mainlining for the first time. Is it necessary in a small tent? Not really. But is it fun to try something new? Absolutely! It's a great way to learn what your plants can handle. The first round of training was intense – I kept the 3rd and 4th nodes and removed everything else except the fan leaves. With the Orange Limeade, I accidentally broke off one of the lower main branches. Fortunately, the plants bounced back quickly within 3–4 days. Next step was the second topping to continue the mainline – removed everything above the 3rd node on each branch. Bluzzi is doing great. With Orange Limeade... well, another branch broke, and the main stem even split this time. I did my best to tape everything back together. Fingers crossed it recovers! As a beginner, I really want to explore different training techniques. Mistakes happen, and that’s how I learn what these plants can handle. I’m excited to see how things progress from here. :)

Master_Drizzt Transplanted all plants into 19L pots today. I added lime and rock dust to the new substrate to help compensate for poor CalMag levels in the local water. The roots in the old 3.5L pots were well-developed and healthy – always a good sign! Hopefully they’ll enjoy their new, roomier home. The previously damaged branch on the Orange Limeade seems to be healing nicely – it's growing steadily, which is a relief. I’ll continue with mainlining this week until the tent starts to fill out a bit more. Also… the Orange Limeade is starting to give off a really nice lime scent – so good!