3x Lemon Cherry Gelato

Trichoma @ 0.6 kPa Starting in the vegetative phase in the 1L fabric pots.

Trichoma @ 0.8 kPa In week 2, the plant has started developing new nodes as growth picks up.

Trichoma @ 0.8 kPa This week, I topped the plant to prepare it for future training. Each plant now has four main nodes to work with. I also noticed some signs of magnesium deficiency on the leaves likely strain-related. To address it, I applied Epsom salt twice at a rate of 1 gram per liter of water.

Trichoma @ 1.0 kPa This week, I transplanted the plant into a 15-liter pot. I also did some light low-stress training and removed a few leaves that were blocking light from reaching the lower nodes, to encourage more even growth. I’m now moving the plant into my main flowering tent. Toward the end of week 4, since I’ll be switching to a 12/12 light cycle soon, I added Bio Bloom fertilizer at 4.5 grams per liter of pot volume. I mixed it into a few handfuls of soil and spread it on top of the existing soil. I also added some extra worm humus and a layer of leaf mold as mulch. After that, I watered everything in to help activate the fertilizer a few days (around 2–5) before the flip to flower.

Trichoma @ 1.1 kPa This week, I flipped the plant to a 12/12 light cycle to initiate flowering. The transition went smoothly, and the plant is already showing early signs of stretch and hormonal change more vigorous vertical growth.

Trichoma @ 1.2 kPa Second week into the stretch—doing a bit more training with the net to keep the canopy even and open for better light penetration.