LSD-25

Meo0ow Week 3 - Genetic Explosion in Living Soil! ​Greetings fellow growers, may Jah bless your harvest! 🤗 ​A little about myself: I'm relatively new here, with about 11 months of indoor growing experience. During this time, I've had 8 successful harvests and, well, 3 learning experiences that didn't quite make it for various reasons. 🤔 ​Anyway, let's get to the good stuff. For this run, I decided to try growing LSD-25 Auto by FastBuds in a living soil mix I created from over 15 different organic ingredients, teeming with billions of beneficial bacteria and fungi. ​My Living Soil Mix Includes: Biochar, zeolite, vermicompost, Canna Bio Terra Plus, perlite, kelp and chlorella powder, sapropel, insect frass (chitin), banana peel powder, carob powder, dolomite powder, Guanokalong bat guano powder, sunflower ash, and a boost from Great White Granular, Biotabs Bactrex, Biotabs Mycotrex, and Trikologic. ​The soil was left to mature for 9 days. On day 10, I transplanted the seedling, which was started in a pocket of Canna Terra Seedmix, and watered it with 1 liter of distilled water mixed with: ​1 ml Plagron Power Roots ​1 ml Advanced Nutrients B52 ​Today is Day 21, and I just couldn't wait to share this beauty with you all! 🤗🤗 ​This plant is absolutely thriving in the living soil. It feels like it's experiencing a genetic explosion, growing so fast that it seems 3-4 days ahead of other strains I've grown in the past under similar conditions. ​My plan is to avoid any high-stress training (HST) before she starts flowering. I'm currently watering with 1 liter of plain water every 3-4 days. Every evening, just before the lights go out, she raises her leaves as if praying to the light—a beautiful sight! ​Her color is a vibrant, rich green, and the leaves show no signs of stress, deficiency, or overfeeding. I have noticed one small genetic quirk: the first set of three-fingered leaves showed slightly slower development, and one of the leaflets emerged with a light green/lime-colored hue that has remained, even though the rest of the plant looks perfect. ​I'll be watching her closely. See you in a week with another update! ​Jah bless, everyone! 🤗

Meo0ow Day 24. She's feeling great, we're continuing with light LST. I slightly damaged one leaf, so I'll leave it as is. She's growing like crazy. I noticed a slight calcium deficiency, most likely dolomite dust, which hasn't started working yet, or perhaps the light was too intense. However, the average ppfd level is 600 at the top and 300 at the bottom. In total, I made a two-day aero tea for 10 liters of water: 200 grams of vermicompost, 1 teaspoon of ground nettle, 2 teaspoons of carob, 1 teaspoon of chlorella, and 1 teaspoon of ground moringa. Without diluting with water, I filtered 1 liter of the finished tea, added 0.5 Calm Ag, brought it to a pH of 6.5, and poured it out. The tea turned out to be 700 ppm. We'll continue to watch. I definitely like how this baby is growing. Carob works like molasses but does not contain sulfur. Moringa, an incredibly rich source of protein. Soon....

Meo0ow This is crazy)) She's only 33 days old, and I'm happier with each passing day. She's been preparing for flowering for a few days now, and the branches are starting to show a strong purple tint. For some reason, one cola burst on its own after a day of training and was hanging on by a thread. I had to amputate it, but she handled the stress well. I water her every 3-4 days with 2-3 liters of water with a pH of 6.0 and Biobizz root juice. She's gradually starting to drink more water. There are some minor issues with the pH in the drain; the last time it was around 9, when I first started adding drops, but it seems the soil microflora is keeping up. Let's keep watching, I think the result will be crazy 😁I try to do defoliation to a minimum.

Meo0ow There are clearly some minor issues with the tips of some leaves, but we'll manage. A mistake was made during one of the previous waterings; I mixed up the bottles. Instead of the usual watering, it was given full-fledged pro-organic flowering food, and the soil before watering had more than enough food until at least mid-flowering. We're expecting a crazy transformation in the next week; it's rapidly gaining purple hues, so we'll keep an eye on it. There's a war going on in my country, and unfortunately, we're starting to have power problems again as winter approaches. Today, for the first time, the power went out for four hours without warning. I don't have any independent power sources, so there could be major problems; they're predicting long blackouts in the winter. I really hope we'll be able to harvest before the hard times come.