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Meshugga Transplanting into an 18L Root pot with 6g of mycorrhiza. I started adding nutrients, but just a little, and I suspect that I damaged the root on the left during the transplant, and it stalled for about 2 days.

Meshugga So I would say that this week I had quite a good time, the plants had a beautiful growth pace, and right on the 16th day, I topped both of them. They recovered beautifully, and after just 24 hours, I could see a noticeable difference, which made me really happy. So today I subjected them to LST, and we'll see what happens next. By the way, while doing LST, I accidentally bent one branch a bit on the left one (that one will just have to be the abused one, my little test subject), but I pressed it back, so that one branch won't be bent but will instead be pressed down to catch and heal, so hopefully it works out... but the right plant is making me super happy!

Meshugga This week hasn't gone so well for me, on the left one I got a split while bending it, I tried to fix it with tape but it didn't hold and now I don't know how to heal it. The right one is doing well, the stems are nice and strong and it's growing nicely. I also did some defoliation because the new shoots were really covered up. The first signs of preflowering are already appearing. Around the middle of the week, I stopped giving Power Root because I ran out. Now I'll just be defoliating, watering, and maybe bending something here and there to let more light in.

Meshugga So this week went well, I really had to do some strong defoliation and I was doing it almost every other day. The girls are recovering quickly and within half a day they're growing again and gaining nice volume; they should be entering the stretch phase now. I tried to make a makeshift support for the left one to prevent the split from widening.

Meshugga This week I didn't trim or bend anything and just let it chill to grow. It's thickened up nicely. Some yellow spots have started to appear here and there, but nothing serious. I'd like them to stretch a bit more because I can't put a net in like this.

Meshugga I'm going into flowering this week, and I'm about to have some serious fun, eye candy, a fragrant apartment, and joy at an ever-increasing level!! This week, on day 42, I did defoliation on the right one and put a net on it. The left one is still kind of bothering me because it just doesn't want to switch to flowering. I don't know, maybe I won't be able to put a net on the left one, and hopefully, it won't hermie... I added PK 13/14 just yesterday and only to the right one, because it already has quite nice flowers, so let's make it go boom. I'm considering whether and how much to defoliate the right one further; I'm more worried about that one than the left one, where it's clear that some defoliation will have to happen, but the question is when? And how much...?

Meshugga Right at the beginning of this week, I defoliated the left one, and it seems to have finally pushed it into flowering because the very next day, the buds started forming, so it's going strong. Midweek, I also defoliated the right one properly because it was getting bushy, and I wanted to get light and air to those inner buds so they could also develop nicely. Overall, it's doing well, but I hope I didn't take too much off the right one and that it will start producing well again. I can see there's going to be a ton of goodness there, but I don't like how the pistils started yellowing after the defoliation, so I'll probably leave it as is until harvest. I'm planning to defoliate the left one again in about two days and try to stretch it out a bit, put it under the net, and reduce its height because it's much taller than the right one. Keep your fingers crossed and let it grow :)

Meshugga I'll add to that.

Meshugga On day 66, defoliation of the left and right, and from day 68, it gets watered without nutrients for cleansing.

Meshugga The left one is still growing beautifully and is only getting water with adjusted pH for cleansing, and it's finishing up. Patience is necessary because I would love to just devour them out of pure love :d

Meshugga This week I harvested the right one (maybe a bit too early) and I just focused on the left one by watering it, but it's doing well even though there was a bit of pH imbalance in the runoff, which was probably caused by me not flushing the runoff. Now I'm flushing it again and it's stabilizing. Anyway, it's doing well and defoliation has also happened.

Meshugga Harvest is done and I'm satisfied :)

Meshugga So the second one is gradually finishing up, I'm starting to cut back on the nutrients, I'll be flushing and eagerly watching the trichomes. The microscope is already on its way, and I can look forward to some goodness.