Gorilash living soil

MandaleApical The growth was very fast in 3-liter pots, it lasted 2 weeks, and in the 10-liter ones, about 3 weeks.

MandaleApical The growth was so fast that it caught me by the end of the month. So I used some old substrate from a container to hold it for about 2 weeks until transplanting.

MandaleApical The plants stopped their beastly growth. They ate through the substrate in 2 weeks and quickly started showing signs of deficiencies from the 2nd week. I moved them to the 500 L container, cut the bottoms of the pots. I amended the soil again. Now they just need to recover to take off again.

MandaleApical This week was a transition, they stretched a little. Just today the roots reached the pot. I think in about a week we’ll finally be able to see explosive growth. Even though they grew a bit, I had to start weaving the plant into the net. I lifted the pots to see how the roots were doing and broke some, but I could see others, so I felt reassured.

MandaleApical Good, now they really took off. They recovered very well. Also, I was lacking in watering, which I need to improve; I need to read more. I'm watering 100% by eye. I need moisture meters for the next grows. I did some defoliation and wove the plant throughout the net. They're stretching at a good pace and becoming bushy. I'm working with excellent genetics.

MandaleApical Well, after a week we solved the problems that one of the last plants had. We applied microorganisms in large quantities to help the plant assimilate the new substrate so it could adapt better and absorb nutrients more effectively. From there, the nutritional issues it was experiencing were resolved. We did defoliation and low pruning and switched to flowering the same day I'm uploading the video. The plant recovered phenomenally, stretched out, and produced new shoots. The other plants did the same. We started watering more frequently with the can and once a week for the bottomless pot, and that yielded much better results. We increased the panel intensity from 40% to 65%, and we will continue to increase its intensity until we reach 100%.

MandaleApical Well, I took my time to post this, it's been two weeks of flowering and the plants have stretched quite a bit. Now we just have to wait. I did a little defoliation this week to let some light in. In the first week of flowering, I watered with bio-inputs from @cogolit, check them out. The second week was just water. Next week we're going to the cannabis expo and we're going to acquire new varieties from this bank and we're also going to get some Barney's Farm. We're going for fruity varieties and we're going for cake and cream varieties.

MandaleApical The photos are right after watering with compost tea.

MandaleApical 1 month of flowering. All sweet buds. From left to right, they mix with more sweetness, incense, sweet little lemon, grape.

MandaleApical 6th week or 7th, to be honest. The end of the year is very busy, there's no time for anything. Two weeks ago I started watering with 40 L weekly, and since I adjusted the watering, I've seen an improvement in terpenes and fattening. The biggest phenos are one very sweet and the other acidic, all with hints of grape. The ones in the middle have softer, sweeter terpenes.

MandaleApical Last Week! We achieved a successful grow. Botrytis appeared because we didn't control the climate. Due to lack of financial resources. But the plant held up well for 2 weeks with a lot of humidity. Excellent plant, great variety, best bank.

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