Blue Zushi L.E. "Grower Choice"

Chrisandweed Y empieza el cultivo de los esquejes. De momento están recien metidos al armario pequeño con la luz flojita (dos barras led de 14w) y encuanto se aclimaten todos, los pasaré al armario grande con la luz grande puesta al minimo 300W. La intención es llenar el 1.5x1.5 con los 4 esquejes (3 esquejes y una semilla pero eso). La semilla es de la blue zushi, los esquejes son de la Kritical GB (de GB Strains), Critical (de GB Strains), y la Pakistan Valley Early Harvest de World of Seeds). El cultivo va a ser organico basado en un supersoil, pero añadiré potenciador de raices, enzymas y otros productos de base organica. El único producto mineral que usaré será CalMag para suber la ec del agua a unos 0.2 al principio e ir subiéndola hasta unos 0.4 mas o menos. El agua va a ser literalmente del aire acondicionado, que me tira mas de 8L de agua destilada al dia. HE DE DECIR QUE EN ESTE DIARIO EL TEMA DE LAS PRIMERAS SEMANAS NO LO ESTOY REGISTRANDO BIEN YA QUE AL SER MEZCLA DE ESQUEJES Y SEMILLA NO QUISE PREOCUPARME MUCHO POR EL TEMA SEMANAS PERO BUENO. ESTA DIGAMOS QUE ESTE DIARIO VA A PARTIR CON 3 SEMANAS DE CRECIMIENTO EN LA MACETA DE 1 LITRO ESTA QUE TIENE. YA TRATARÉ A PARTIR DE AQUÍ LLEVARLO MEJOR CONTROLADO

Chrisandweed Esta es la única directa de semilla, las otras 3 son esquejes. Pues esta semana las he trasplantado, hoy en concreto, a maceta de 7 litros. Estaba un poco preocupado por las raices mas de las dos madres, la critical y la pakistan, pero están geniales y el trasplante ha ido maravilloso. En los nutrientes que he puesto es donde está la mezcla, pero básicamente ha sido: -5.5 litros de light mix. -1.5 litros de humus de lombriz. -2 gramos, uno en el hollo y otro en las raices de micro boom. -2 gramos, uno en el hollo y otro en las raices de trichodermas. -20g de Neem en polvo. -20g de tierra de diatomeas micronizada. He puesto pinzas de lst a las plantas para ir abriéndolas, que no quita que seguiré haciendo podas apicales para sacar mas ramas pero eso.

Chrisandweed Just water and organic rooting agent. I'm not sure if it's finishing the transition to the 7L pot and soil with organic nutrients, since in the first few days it felt really stagnant and the leaves were a bit droopy, but it's starting to recover now.

Chrisandweed Well, this one is doing really well too, it still takes a little while to drink the water but overall it's great. I added more apical today and I'm still guiding with these clips for LST. With today's apical cuts, we went from 8 to 16 main tips. Edit 09/13/2026: I'm going to try to keep track of the waterings here. -09/13: 1L of water from the air conditioner so it doesn't have EC, I used Calmag Boom to raise the EC to 0.4 (it stayed at 0.35 but that's fine) which was about 1ml per liter, Organic root 1ml/L, and Enzym boom which I used 2ml per liter. -09/15: 1L of water with calmag up to 0.4 EC.

Chrisandweed Today 18-09 I watered with calmag up to 0.4 ec and organic root 1.5ml/L. I'm traveling so I left them for 3 days without watering, and the one that was the most dehydrated was the Pakistan, the others were clearly asking for water. Anyway, they are doing well now, in the photos they look a bit droopy because they were just watered but they're doing fine🔥🔥 I will probably transplant to 15L next week. Day 21-09: I water only with water + Calmag up to 0.4 ec. I do apical pruning on all of them and continue guiding with LST clips. This Blue Zushi with this last apical is already at 32 tops. Day 23-09: I transplant to 15 liters. I water using 1L of water per plant with 2ml/L of Enzym Boom, 1.5ml/L Organic Roots, and at 2ml/L I have calmag left to raise the water ec to 0.4 ec. For the transplant substrate, I used: -6.5L of light mix "Boom Nutrients". -1.5L worm humus "Boom Nutrients". -80g Guano de Tenebrio Scarab Boom "Boom Nutrients". -8g Humic Boom "Boom Nutrients". -15g Neem Boom "Boom Nutrients". -10g Diatomaceous earth "Diatical de Trabe". -1.5g micro boom "Boom Nutrients" sprinkled on the root ball of the pot and at the base of the hole in the new soil and pot. -1.5g trichodermas boom "Boom Nutrients" sprinkled on the root ball of the pot and at the base of the hole in the new soil and pot. Day 25-09: I do a foliar application of a 2 in 1 product of potassium soap + neem oil.

Chrisandweed This one is at 32 tops, I'm waiting for the Kritical GB clone's tops to grow enough so I can trim them at the same time and move both to 64 tops. I'll probably leave them like this, but I'll see based on their growth if I add one more apical or not. They're growing super well and are adapting very nicely to the transplant. I'll probably do the last apical cut on the tops next week. Today the 27th, I watered with water and calmag up to 0.4 ec, it's at 2ml/L, watering one liter per plant every 3 days, although some ask for it every 2. Day 01/10/2026: watering 1.5L per plant, with calmag this time at 3ml/L to reach 0.5 ec; I'm using Organics Roots about 2ml/L and Enzym Boom about 2ml/L.

Chrisandweed Day 10/04/2026: Well, the new apical pruning has come, we went from 32 to 64 tops and I might stay here, because I still have a transplant left and I wouldn't want to go into flowering in November, I'd prefer it to be in the middle/end of this month. Although I’m going to be realistic, my intention is to fill the 1.5x1.5, once I do the transplant to 20L I’m going to put the net on and fill it up. If it doesn't fill before November, then I'm screwed and will start flowering later, but as I said, I’d like to kick it off at the end of this month. The plant is doing very well, thick stems and branches, most of the leaves are healthy, I already removed the bad ones in today’s defoliation. In the photos, you can see the before and after of the defoliation and apical. -10/04/2026: 1.5L of watering with calmag up to 0.45/0.5 EC.