Bruce Banner

TheGreenfulOne 3/3 Bruce Banner seedlings emerged and are currently developing their first set of leaves. Light intensity is maintained at 300 PPFD. Supplementing with BioBizz Acti·Vera (1ml/L).

TheGreenfulOne Older plants are showing increased leaf surface area; the youngest plant is stable and responding well to the environment.

TheGreenfulOne Successful topping performed on the two dominant Bruce Banner phenotypes. Third Bruce Banner successfully topped; older ones react very good to LST.

TheGreenfulOne All plants are showing exemplary vigor, evidenced by their vibrant green color and the rapid upward orientation of new tops toward the light immediately following the procedures. The Bruce Banners are responding perfectly to topping and LST, maintaining strong leaf turgor and dynamically expanding their lateral branching in the 25L pots.

TheGreenfulOne Older plants are reacting very well to the earlier treatments (due to an unfortunate accident, one bud fell off, but it's an opportunity to learn cloning); the younger plant was given a 10cm riser and has been reacting great to the much stronger lighting for the past two days.

TheGreenfulOne All three plants are forming an even canopy (the youngest one is on a 10 cm stand). The bottom leaves have been lightly removed, and the bloom phase is planned in about a week.

TheGreenfulOne Final days of Veg . Heavy Lollipop and defoliation completed. The recovery was fast, and the Bruce Banners are now filling the SCROG net. Ready to flip to 12/12 any day now.

TheGreenfulOne Week 1 of flowering is progressing well. The canopy is flat and filling the net evenly. Started adding Top-Max and keeping up with Calmag

TheGreenfulOne The stretch is slowing down, and the first pistils are appearing across the canopy. The SCROG net is full and the lollipoping has significantly improved airflow.

TheGreenfulOne At the beginning of the 4th week, the early stages of flower formation are already clearly visible. Plants are strong, healthy green, no visible deficiencies.

TheGreenfulOne Bruce Banners are stacking nicely under the 1100 PPFD intensity. Trichomes are already frosting up the sugar leaves, and the bud structure is looking very dense. I've added 90W of heat mats to stabilize root temps and improve nutrient uptake during this peak metabolic phase. After a heater failure last week, there were some temperature fluctuations that one of the plants handled worse than the others.

TheGreenfulOne Plants are drinking heavily,, "frost" is really starting to show and the purple one is clearly regaining vigor and coming back to life. I had to refine the heat mat placement alongside the pots to keep a steady 23°C at the floor and compensate for the night temp drops.

TheGreenfulOne Bruce Banners are frosting up heavily and stacking dense buds, but close-ups shows tip burn and leaf clawing after the recent stress.

TheGreenfulOne The healthy Bruce Banners are bulking up fast, while the post-stress "pink" plant still has wet soil, so I’m letting it dry out.

TheGreenfulOne Final stage approaching. Flush is underway. The plants look healthy and resinous, with a very strong, sweet mango aroma🤙

TheGreenfulOne Final stage. Buds are fully swollen and heavily coated in resin. Mango aroma dominates the tent. Continuing the flush with plain water, waiting for the final moment.

TheGreenfulOne The youngest one.

TheGreenfulOne This post-stress.

TheGreenfulOne Harvest is done. The plants have been cut into branches, humidifier is set to a stable 50% RH. We wait...