Coco-Mambo42 HUGE

HoneyBlunt42 The first week of vega is coming to an end. The plant was already in a Simpex Coco Plug, and now it's in a liter seedling cup. Only coco and PowderFeeding Bio Grow. It looks healthy, except for the stem, which is turning red like the previous ones during vega.

HoneyBlunt42 The second week - everything is beautiful, the mamba feels great on the automatic watering system.

HoneyBlunt42 End of the third week. The plant looks great and healthy

HoneyBlunt42 On the first day of week 4, the plant shows confident progress and health. The clones are also vigorous, with their tops up.

HoneyBlunt42 Black Mamba is feeling great, growing wide. Healthy color, leaves aren't curling from the heat. I think I'll top it one last time this week, and after a few days switch to flowering 12/12.

HoneyBlunt42 By the end of the 7th week (2 weeks from 12/12), the mamba is doing great and has grown 60 cm. Two main colas are above the net, and the others are still catching up. A day or two ago, it gave a little red color to the upper burdocks. They are the size of a palm or more narrow. I fertilized with coco coir – I mixed two capfuls (20 g) of Powder Feeding Bio Bloom into the top layer per 7-liter pot. I water with water + CalMag + pH down. The mamba takes up part of the box, so I only photographed healthy branches.

HoneyBlunt42 Greetings to everyone watching. Mamba is already in mid-flowering. It's the end of week 10 from the nut (fifth week of flowering). During weeks 8 and 9, the mamba stood completely unnoticed in the corner of the box on an automatic waterer. I added Powder Feeding Bio Bloom fertilizer twice: when switching to 12/12 and in the ninth week. One capful (10 g) per 3-liter bag of coco. Growth has stopped. Despite trimming the tops, one more vigorous plant still formed than the others. I bend it under the mesh so it doesn't hit the light. The plant is 74 cm tall. I watered it with an automatic waterer for 3-5 seconds every 2 hours on average, and this seems to have washed out all the fertilizer. The mamba is light-colored, as if autumn had arrived. I mixed half the dose of Hesi Hydro Bloom into the solution. This is my first time feeding with mineral fertilizers. This mamba already definitely looks better than my first experiment. The lamp is 10-15 cm away, turned up to full power. It would have been perfectly fine to plant them in a seven-liter bag. I didn't dare repot them mid-flowering. I'm hoping to harvest them in about four weeks. Temperatures are 26°C (77°F) during the day and 22°C (72°F) at night, humidity 50%. The main crown is producing dense white tufts, but I don't understand what it is. I've encountered this before – it starts growing further. I thought it was due to the overexposure of the box. This one isn't overexposed, but there are white tips. Maybe they react this way to the BioEnchancer – I watered it with 5 liters a week ago.

HoneyBlunt42 Hello! The Mamba is in the flowering stage, and the buds are swelling. The leaves are indeed purple, and the stems are slightly so as well. If I had been feeding it properly instead of just using water, I would have seen the emerald-green leaves shown in the photos. The plant showed "black" pigmentation early on, and now, during flowering, it’s displaying beautiful purple hues. It was sitting in the corner of the grow tent, so I didn't notice the nutrient deficiency and the fading green color in time. I had hoped that the Powder Feeding Bio Bloom dosage I used would be enough and everything would turn out fine. To give it a boost, I’ve now mixed a 15-liter batch of solution with GHS CalMag (0.6 g/L) and GHS Powder Feeding Hybrids (0.8 g/L). I hope this nourishes the plant and results in fatter buds. Daytime temperature is 23°C; nighttime is 18–20°C. Humidity is 50–60%. The light is 20 cm away, with the 240W LED dimmer set to full power. I’m using an automatic watering system to provide 0.5 L per day. Day 45 of the 12/12 cycle (Week 7 of 9).

HoneyBlunt42 Mamba is beautiful, the flowers are purple. The aroma is very strong.