♂️ Hash Plant REG Sensi Seeds Macho

Chrisandweed First week after germination. I moistened the substrate on the day and I haven't moistened it again, it's still damp. What I do is hydrate them via foliar with high humidity. Edit 01/27/2026: Transplanted all of them into 1L pots. I mixed the Light Mix substrate with diatomaceous earth to avoid early bugs and unnecessary stress. Honestly, this diatomaceous earth (from the brand Diatical) feels like if I have a plant under stress, watering with diatomaceous earth helps it recover. Also, when I did the transplant, I moistened the soil and added 100ml of water with the Roots to get the root system working with enthusiasm! P.S.: One of them is in dwarf mode, it must have had some little problem at the beginning, but well, it's still there. If in the end, both turn out to be male, I'll only be able to use them for pollination 😂😂 but well, hope is the last thing to lose. Hopefully one male and one female.

Chrisandweed I water with roots for the root system, growth boom, which creates a dry effect with the root, and by the second week, we can start feeding them, silic boom to start strengthening the cell walls. All of the above in watering, then foliar I start applying calmag, too, to reinforce it and thus prevent diseases, pests, or mold. Here, out of the two, one is doing really well, but the other... Something has happened. It's a root issue, it came out upside down and more crap, but my experience tells me that if this survives, it will end up being one of the top ones. I don't know why, but whenever I've had tiny plants at birth, they end up being the most robust! Once I had a tiny one like this, it was auto! And it gave me one of the best yields I've ever had, super resinous and tasty! Anyone would say looking at how it started, how it ended. Now, then they turn out to be males and aren't worth it hahahahaha but hope is the last thing to lose xD

Chrisandweed Well, by the end of this week or the beginning of next, I'll do the first apical cut and we'll start preparing the ground for main lining. The little one seems to be improving a bit, hahaha little beast... Nothing, when it grows I know it's going to be flying. I bet that just to "mess with" it, the little troublemaker is going to be the female and the one that's doing well will be the male! For sure! 😅😂😂

Chrisandweed Apical pruning done and shoots and leaves that aren't doing anything, out, to grow 4 strong shoots, from which we'll get 8 and so on. For now, the one that was born and started off healthy is doing great, the other one not yet, let's let it recover a bit since it's doing really well and gaining momentum. Overall, both are growing very well.

Chrisandweed Well, here's the deal, they're growing great. One of these days I'll do a foliar spray with sulfur to prevent issues, and the following week I'll use potassium soap and neem oil. I estimate they'll stay in the vegetative stage for a couple more weeks in these pots, and then I'll transplant to (I can't remember for sure if it's 11L or 13L) and then they'll start flowering in a week or two. I still have at least 2 more rounds of apical cuts to do, we're at 4 tops, my goal is 32 per plant. With those apical cuts, I'll take clones.

Chrisandweed Well, second apical pruning looking for that main lining. From each cut, I've taken cuttings, generally between 3 and 4 per plant, rooting 2 in substrate in the seedling tray, and another 2 in a glass of water. So it's 2 and 2 per plant, except for a few that had to be 3 because some branches couldn't develop well, or another, the small hash plant, which due to unfavorable conditions from the start still doesn't have enough material to take cuttings. So from the two, the older sister, tough as nails hahahaha very similar to the critical I have going, and then, the little one, watch out, she's already recovered, starting to find her rhythm and by the shape she has ended up with, she looks like a cutting even though she's not. I don't know how I'll grow her and if she'll flower in case she's female; if she turns out to be female, well, I'll figure out how to do it. If she turns out male, then nothing hahahahaha, she would either go to the patio to make her a mother or to the trash because I already have cuttings and those cuttings will be the ones I use to make seeds. I insist, the idea of Hash Platinum making the cross Hash Plant x Platinum OG is going to be awesome! The Platinum tastes like cream, better cultivated and with a more pronounced profile, along with the hash plant, it's going to be a brutal mix of incense and Baileys!

Chrisandweed Wednesday 11/03/2026 week and we're in the seventh week. Today I trimmed the tips again, doing the apical cut, going from 8 shoots to 16 🔥🔥💪🏾. Most likely next week I'll transplant them into pots, I can't remember if they were 11L or 13L, I'll see when I make the change xD. I'm doing 1 foliar application at the beginning of the week with neem oil and potassium soap as a preventive measure to see if we can get through the flowering without pests or mold. The photos are from before and after the apical cut today.

Chrisandweed Well, here go the sisters, the one that was small is now huge and the one that was bigger is now super strong. I'm starting to fear that seeing them with "long" internodal distances, both might turn out male, but well, in the worst case, I'll just mix them with other feminized ones and get some seeds 🔥🔥💪🏾 Eighth week counting from germination. They're doing really well, I'm going to let them develop the last shoots from the apicals that I did and with that, we'll see, because I'm still in great doubt about how to do it, whether to fill the 1.5x1.5 with flowers like crazy with hundreds of tips, but at the cost of taking longer and having a harvest from now until summer, or rush it, put it to flower at the latest by the end of this month or the beginning of the next, while I prepare the next harvest with the cuttings and seeds in the greenhouse, and as soon as I cut, I'll put the new ones into the big one, 2 weeks and to flower as well. The problem here is that I'll probably be busy by July, but I would have harvested 2 crops... I don't know, it depends on these weeks, if the cuttings root well this time (I've already figured out what was wrong, now all the new ones I do will go amazing), and on the other hand, if the last shoots of these plants develop more. In general, they're all doing suuuper well and despite some occasional stress, they're developing quite nicely.

Chrisandweed 26/03/2026: the photos are the before and after after defoliation and possibly the last apical cut of main lining. They are doing very well and the lower branches (I messed up in the previous cut by cutting the first node but oh well) are already getting close to the height of the upper ones, and with that, we are getting closer to transplanting and the next flowering phase. The plants are very healthy, several cuttings have rooted and I have them in 1L pots (they will be included in the diaries of the next grow) and with today’s apicals, I’ve taken more cuttings.

Chrisandweed Well... Males :) hahahahahahahaha Nothing, I'm keeping the cuttings, I've already taken these 2 out of the closet and the cuttings are in the greenhouse. I'll be making crosses using these cuttings and I have plans to cross some super interesting stuff like with blue zushi, platinum og, pakistan valley, etc... I'm closing this diary here, but later I'll start with the cuttings from this grow, new diaries for crossing genetics, but that will probably come after summer. Regarding the plants, very tough, very sturdy, with an excellent structure, the little one, the one that germinated poorly, ended up being bigger than the others. I've noticed they're males, basically beeeeeecause when they reach a certain maturity, they show some sex traits, and I already saw both plants, their pollen sacs hanging from a little stem, where I saw them was at the nodes. I've uploaded a couple of photos where you can see them.