One plant One box whit bay burger

Grasshopper96 The plant has grown a lot, I'm super happy with it. This bay burger is very vigorous, I noticed that the stem has bent but I won't straighten it. Day 3, the plant has grown, it has put out another set of true leaves.

Grasshopper96 I'm also updating this diary, starting by apologizing for my absence, but I've been working too much lately. When you're a maintenance worker in a hotel, you work when people are on vacation... The plant has grown a lot; it might already be ready for a topping. I'm definitely going to do some aggressive defoliation later. Updates will follow during the week, work permitting. Update day 4: I usually update only once a week, but this bay burger deserves a mid-week update for how much it's shot up. I'm starting to prepare to transplant it into 11 liters.

Grasshopper96 This week starts with a transplant since the 2.5-liter pot had finally been well colonized. Plant growth: the plant has grown a lot and has started to branch out, very well, I'm really liking this bay burger. Pests: three days ago I treated with flipper (insecticide and acaricide with a broad and long spectrum allowed in organic farming) for prevention against a lot of pests. Final thoughts on last week: the plant showed extraordinary vigor, I have already transplanted it to avoid the same mistakes I made with other plants that slowed down because I delayed the transplants from 2.5 to 10 liters, I hope I found the magic formula.

Grasshopper96 Weekly recap: the plant has grown a lot and has already filled the entire pot, I just transplanted less than a week ago... I think I’ll have to transplant again soon. Pests: the plant doesn’t seem to have any infestations, I have the product I always use that protects it 😌 Nutrients: I gave 2ml per liter of organic pro grow from T.A. and the plant seems to like it, 2ml is nothing compared to everything I would have to use if I were using something other than an all-in-one nutrient.

Grasshopper96 I'm still here and I apologize for my absence, but I've had personal issues that kept me very busy and quite stressed. The bay burger is still here, though; it has shown an extraordinary resilience and adaptability, and most importantly, it's flowering. I haven't really added any fertilizers for two months, but the 35-liter pot has nourished the plant.

Grasshopper96 Comment on growth - the bay burger is growing well despite the delay in flowering (which also appeared in the other periodic photo I'm posting about the cycle, so it definitely doesn't depend on the genetics). Nutrients - to make my work easier, I bought a bottle of Novamax bloom and I will use it until the end of flowering. I always rely on T. A because I like their company philosophy. Reading the story of their founder, who is still the CEO of the company, I developed empathy for him. T. A., keep doing what you're doing because I think you're doing everything right, and you've done everything right in the past, especially when you changed your name to have nothing to do with those who do business with m0ns4n7o (I'm intentionally writing the name by replacing some letters with numbers hoping you understand anyway; just knowing T. A.'s story is enough to know who I'm referring to). Final thoughts: overall, I think the plant, considering it was left to itself for the first two months of flowering, is doing quite well 😁, and the n13 Kush that I'm growing simultaneously, which is in worse shape than this one, is proof of how resilient this strain is...