Bahama Berry by SOLFIRE

djepetto Clones taken from the mother plant “Bahama Berry”. The idea for this run was to completely remove nitrogen from the feed about two weeks after the switch to 12/12, i.e. once the stretch was finished. From that point on, any nitrogen present could only come from what was already stored in the medium and the plant itself. I assumed that adding nitrogen to my RO water would usually bring the EC up to around 1.2, so instead I very deliberately built the feed only with different PK boosters up to a total EC of 1.2–1.4. In a “normal” schedule where I would still be adding nitrogen on top of that, the final EC would be somewhere around 2.4–2.6. It’s also worth noting that I ran a flush with FlashClean every time I changed the feeding logic: first right after week 2 of flower (end of stretch), a second time in mid‑flower (week 5) when I shifted the ratio from more phosphorus to more potassium, and the final flush is planned for two days before harvest.

djepetto A flush was performed and the light was switched to a 12‑12 cycle

djepetto RO water

djepetto RO water

djepetto RO water

djepetto RO water

djepetto I’m finishing with plain RO water and FinalPart only – no Cal-Mag, just dialing the pH into range and enjoying the run-up to harvest with a deliberately induced fade.👌 Already prepping the DryFerm bags for drying: part of the harvest will go “low & slow” in the fridge, the rest will dry in the tent – but in both cases inside DryFerm, since they’ve been absolutely flawless for me so far. Once the dry is done, I’ll move straight into curing in bags as well, switching over to TerpLoc-style cure bags to keep the humidity locked in and the terps as loud as possible.