MixPack FastBuds x1

Mummy_Grower Week 4 of vegetation. Our test subject is on the left in an airpot. I've been debating for a long time whether to keep a diary for the genetics I'm unfamiliar with. Perhaps the breeders of this seed mix can tell me what this amazing strain is. Background: I'm an advanced home grower, with over 20 successful and 7 unsuccessful harvests under my belt. We have a rather challenging climate with high humidity and temperatures in Odessa, Ukraine. We've had occasional power outages for the last three years. Growing is very difficult, but we're not discouraged. With each failure, we're getting closer to success. For some reason, I've always had unsuccessful harvests with Fastbuds, but this time, I'm becoming more and more surprised.

Mummy_Grower At a certain point, I realized that 3 plants in one 3x3 growbox would be cramped...

Mummy_Grower Who says defoliation is very harmful to plants? I remove 200-300 grams of raw leaves about every other day. I've also severely pruned a bunch of branches that could have been left. I've already killed one plant, another test specimen from the Fastbuds Mixpack auto. It's a shame, but the fittest survive. My next step: I'll kill the plant in the background. In three weeks, it could have been a harvest-ready auto Tutankhamun in living soil from the Spanish-Ukrainian seed bank Master-Seeds. But alas, I repeat: only the fittest survive. I am preparing to move the plant to the center of the growbox and will also soon add two full-spectrum LED lights measuring 60 cm, each with a power of 18 watts, under the plant.

Mummy_Grower The photos show the plant after sleep, 5 minutes after turning on the light. Despite the fact that silica from Terra Aquatica is used for watering, I think that microbes and fungi are still present in the coco substrate. About once a week, I water it with a powerful preparation containing billions of different bacteria and fungi (Bacillus subtilis, Trichoderma viride, Azotobacter chroococcum, Bacillus megaterium, Bacillus licheniformis, Bradyrhizobium japonicum, Azospirillum.) I've never rinsed the substrate; there's no need. The plant eats everything I give it. According to the readings from the meter, the pot contains no more than 150 ppm before watering, and the pot is lightweight. After watering, the level is 800-900 ppm at the very bottom. The water that drains during watering is consumed by the plant within an hour. It consumes 2 liters in 24 hours. She consumes 3 liters in 36 hours. The pH I give is 5.5-6.0. During the day, the pH automatically adjusts from 5.5 to 7.0 and back, but on average it stays at 6.0-6.5. And that's all normal! The runoff is always no more than 300-400 ml, which is consumed quickly, while the pH and ppm are normal. I haven't checked the roots, but I can confidently say that a 12-liter airpot is too small.