La Bomba x1 + Golosa x3

redneckkk Transplant into the main pots and under the main lamp. Distance to the tops: 35 cm, lamp power: 35%.

redneckkk *propagator* ~~**t.--' | h.--%** | solution composition: abX + cmX + XX XXX = ppm xxxxx~~ *mother plant* **t.30' | h.51%** | solution composition: ab2 + cm2 = ppm ###### *main area* **t.26' | h.60%** solution composition: ab2 + cm3 + t1 + b0.5 = ppm 860 ph 6 *distance to tops:* 35cm *light power:* 30% **OVERALL PLANT CONDITION** *(changes since last inspection)* 1. LaBomba is doing great, growing side branches 2. Golosa seems to be doing well, even the rooster is developing at the same pace, although it has crooked leaves 3. all plants are about the same height ~10cm **WATERING** 1. 10l for all: ab2 + cm3 + t1 + b0.5 = ppm 860 | ph 6 **ACTIONS TAKEN ON PLANTS** 1. Transplanted all seedlings into main pots. 2. watered to drainage. next four days without watering 3. after transplanting, cut off the leaves from all except the rooster 4. set lighting schedule to 24/0 5. treated mothers simplex vega

redneckkk I did defoliation, stretched all of them to the sides except for the mutant. Golosa, of course, has big bushes. I've never encountered such huge fan leaves before. And LaBomba is the opposite, a very compact plant, but with a lot of side shoots. I increased the lamp to 50%, the height to it is about 40cm. They consume nutrients like they're always hungry, whether it's at 1000ppm or 1200+. The goal for the remaining two weeks is to stretch them out completely across the entire usable area of the tent and switch to flowering. A few times during this veg, I treated them with Simplex Vega 5ml + Simplex Osmos 3ml/l per leaf.

redneckkk This week I'm working on the Simplex Mass and stretching the net. I'm cleaning up and trimming.

redneckkk seventh week of flowering. we're getting fluffy, the buds are stressing out from the light like crazy. I raised the lamp almost to the ceiling, but I'm not reducing the power since the Bomb seems to be handling it fine. G2 in the left corner is ripening. but I can also see the fox tails starting. for the future -- all these quick hybrids -- weeds, to put it simply. they don't even compare to the American premium) We're slightly reducing the nutrients now and consistently watering daily until drainage. The Bomb has developed some incredible amount of pests. I've never encountered this before; after watering, they were scattered on the surface of the substrate and all apparently dead. I dug around with a scoop in the pot, and they're all over under the top layer of coconut. they seem useless, shouldn't harm the bush, but it's not pleasant. so after watering, I loosen the top layer, and I haven't seen them for half a week now. In terms of smell, the distant buds don't smell remarkable at all. just weed. I don't even know how to describe it) but that little one on the left is very citrusy. (but also the loosest and most stressed) let's see what happens next.

redneckkk Due to the weak genetics of Golosa, LaBomba has to deal with a lack of light and nutrients... the next cycle will be 6xLaBomba, I'm tired of these hybrid crosses. But I have to say, they're sticky as hell.