Bangi Haze x Tom Hill Haze regular

NeanderStrainhunter The seeds have germinated, and I have transplanted them into the 11-liter pots of the Wilma Large irrigation system. I'm starting with a light feeding of 1.5 ml per liter and two watering cycles of 15 minutes every 24 hours.

NeanderStrainhunter After two weeks vacation without any control - just watering with low nutricients, two plants developed pretty well, but two had deficits.

NeanderStrainhunter The deficit plants recovered and growing much better now. All plants are very powerful and strong. The stem is already big.

NeanderStrainhunter The plants have handled the LST well, are almost all on the same level, and are developing nicely. I used some PH-Down to reduce the pH level to 6.0.

NeanderStrainhunter The plants are showing their sex. I have three boys and one girl. Enough to secure a small breeding project. The plants are continuing to develop healthily and look strong. No signs of deficiency.

NeanderStrainhunter The stretch is particularly strong this week. The distances between the nodes are typical for sativas. I'm looking forward to the buds growing and setting seeds. I'm now fertilizing with Aqua Flores A&B.

NeanderStrainhunter Summary of the week: the F2 generation continues. The female plant looks very beautiful and is developing more and more haze structure. Pollen is flowing in streams and half the tent is dusted yellow. I'm expecting some F2 seeds to allow for a larger selection in the future. I've also collected a bit of pollen to start some smaller cross-breeds. I'll probably set up a scrog net this weekend to hinder the lady's height growth a bit. Otherwise, the plant will hit the limits of the tent (2 meters) plus the light.

NeanderStrainhunter After I pruned the males and was able to harvest some pollen, I also set up the SCROG net. The first seeds are visible, and there is a nice purple coloration showing in some spots.