Traphouse Genetics - RS11

Kushgrower I actually had a luxurious high-tech life planned for this lady in the DWC system. But what can I say? She was a real diva and absolutely had no interest in the sterile hydro setup. She started to get sick, was unhappy, and gave me the cold shoulder. Before she completely went downhill, I pulled the emergency brake: out of the system, into the fresh air outside, and with her roots straight into good old honest soil! The move from water to soil is like a radical culture shock for a plant. Her roots basically had to go through a complete identity crisis and learn how to 'breathe soil.' It took a bit of patience, but just look at her now: she loves her airy fabric pot, is soaking up the real sun, and has practically exploded in the garden! The troubled child has turned into a real beauty. Late veg phase – she's proudly stretching towards the sun. Perfectly symmetrical and wonderfully bushy. I'm letting her do her thing completely – no trimming, no tying down (LST), no stress. She gets to just be all natural. The move was roughly mid to late May. After two weeks of 'acclimatization' in her new home, she hit the turbo in June. The move was roughly mid to late May. After two weeks of 'acclimatization' in her new home, she hit the turbo in June. pH level? EC level? Not a chance! I haven't touched a single measuring device. The soil takes care of everything like a good host and buffers it all. Until yesterday, she had been living almost solely on air, love, and good soil. Yesterday, she got her first taste of wellness food: a light mix of 2g Hakaphos Soft Elite (for growth power) and 1.5g Epsom salt (as an extra magnesium boost for appearance) in 5 liters of water. She inhaled it with pleasure.