Pokus Donnyho 2 XD

donnygrowcz Thanks a lot to everyone who started following me! From today, we're diving into my diaries. We'll kick things off with Bubblegum XL from Rqs. We've got 2 months of the vegetative phase behind us, and a few days ago I did a slight defoliation. Anyway, the girls look like they've bounced back from that, and so far they look nice to me. In about a week, I'll be adding guano and worm humus to the soil, and then a week after that, I'll be switching to flowering.

donnygrowcz Update on the status: Switched to flowering! 🚀 We’ve got a week and a half of flowering behind us, and it’s time for some serious nutrition. I added a solid top dressing to the substrate: 5 large handfuls of worm humus (about 600 g) for microorganisms and enzymes. 50 g of guano pellets, which I crushed into powder for quicker activation. I’m now gradually watering this layer with slightly fertilized water to work the nutrients into the roots. The guano and humus will provide the plants with the necessary phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), which they need the most at the beginning of flower formation. Starting next week, I’ll slowly add the liquid classics from BioBizz – Bio-Bloom and Topmax. Now I’m just waiting for this natural boost to fully kick in in the soil. Let’s grow! 🌱

donnygrowcz Phase: 12 weeks from germination / 2nd week in flowering. The buds are just starting to form, but the colas are already looking very promising and nice. Interventions: Defoliation and topping were performed for optimal light penetration of the canopy and directing energy towards future main colas at the beginning of flowering. Nutrition & Substrate: Current watering: Bio-Grow, Bio-Bloom, Alg-A-Mic, Cal-Mag, Acti-Vera. With a gap of 2-3 weeks, the effect of the previous top dressing (worm humus + bat guano) is beautifully visible in the substrate. The plants are clearly benefiting from it, they have great condition and stable nutrition. Visual: The photos look great, the plants are reacting perfectly to the transition into flowering, and the beginning of cola formation is clearly visible on them.