CRITICAL FEM "GB STRAINS

Chrisandweed And the cultivation of the cuttings begins. For now, they are just placed in the small cabinet with the dim light (two 14w LED bars) and as soon as they acclimate, I will move them to the large cabinet with the big light set to minimum 300W. The intention is to fill the 1.5x1.5 with the 4 cuttings (3 cuttings and one seed but that). The seed is from the blue zushi, the cuttings are from Kritical GB (from GB Strains), Critical (from GB Strains), and the Pakistan Valley Early Harvest from World of Seeds). The cultivation is going to be organic based on a supersoil, but I will add root enhancer, enzymes, and other organic base products. The only mineral product I will use will be CalMag to raise the EC of the water to about 0.2 at the beginning and then gradually increase it to about 0.4 more or less. The water is going to be literally from the air conditioning, which gives me more than 8L of distilled water a day. I DO NOT DELETE ANYTHING FROM THE PREVIOUS MESSAGE AND I CLARIFY! THE CUTTING HAS BEEN LEFT IN THE MOTHER ROOM AS IT MAY NOT ROOT WELL AND WHO KNOWS WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO IT. I TOOK THE MOTHER AND PUT HER IN THE MAIN CABINET AND THIS WILL BE THE ONE THAT ENDS UP FLOWERING.

Chrisandweed 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, esta 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 with organic soil, since in the first few days it seemed very stagnant and the leaves were a bit droopy, but it's starting to recover now.

Chrisandweed This one is handling the apical cuts and guides the best. We're at 32 main ones, I don't think I'll do more apical, but we'll see. This one is reacting the best so far, watering the same, this one gets a liter every 2 days, while the others are every 3 or 4. Edit 09/13/2026: I'm going to try to log the waterings here. -09/13: 1L of water from the air conditioner so it doesn't have EC, I've 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 that I use 2ml per liter. -09/15: 1L 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 most dehydrated was the Pakistan, the others were clearly asking for water. 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 watered only with water + Calmag up to 0.4 ec. I'm doing apical prunings on all of them and continuing to guide with the LST clips. This Critical with this last apical is now around 64 tops. Day 23-09: I'm transplanting to 15 liters. I'm watering using 1L of water per plant with 2ml/L of Enzym Boom, 1.5ml/L Organic Roots, and I have 2ml/L of 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 of worm humus "Boom Nutrients". -80g of Tenebrio Scarab Guano "Boom Nutrients". -8g of Humic Boom "Boom Nutrients". -15g of Neem Boom "Boom Nutrients". -10g of diatomaceous earth "Diatical de Trabe". -1.5g of 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 of trichoderma 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'm doing a foliar application of a 2 in 1 product of potassium soap + neem oil.

Chrisandweed This one just needs to grow now, if I'm not mistaken it's either at 64 or 128 tips. As I mentioned, since it had so many tips in small pots, the branches were tiny, now it's in the phase of gaining muscle. They're growing super well and adapting very nicely to the transplant. I'll probably do the last apical cut on the tips 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. -30/09/2026: watered 1.5 liters with Calmag 2ml/L (brings the EC up to 0.4), organic roots with 2ml/L and Enzym boom with 2ml/L. I've also defoliated the plant, removing a huge amount of leaves so that all the tips can develop evenly without one covering the other. -03/09/2026: watered with 1.5L and calmag 2ml/L up to 0.4 EC.

Chrisandweed It's just like the Paki, let it grow, maybe a couple of apical cuts to take cuttings but not much more, just let them grow, keep them strong like they are, they're very tough and robust, and in a few weeks they'll flower. -Day 08-10-2026: watering with 2L using Calmag up to 0.45 EC, 1.5ml/L of Roots Organic and 2 ml/L of Enzym boom.

Chrisandweed Today, October 11th, I was going to defoliate the plant, but besides having already seen it, I knew from the previous grow that this variety has separated internodes, so instead of defoliating it today, since next week I'll do the final transplant and put up the SCROG net, from there I'll see if I defoliate or if just using the guide of the net is enough. -11/10/2026: watered 2L of water with 2.5ml/L of calmag for 0.45ec 13-10-2026: final transplant to 20L done. As an extra, I added bat guano to the soil mix. In 2 weeks, I'll switch to 12/12. 13-10-2026: watered 2L with calmag 2.5ml/L up to 0.45ec, Candy boom (molasses to activate the micro-life) 1.5ml/L, roots organic 2ml/L, and Enzym boom 2ml/L. -16/10/2026: watered with 1.5L of water with 1.5ml/L of calmag.

Chrisandweed Something weird happened that the description for the week didn't update properly. I don't remember exactly what I wanted to say, but I know I wanted to mention that I started the flowering on Tuesday the 27th of this month. 19-10-2026: Watering with 2L with: calmag 2ml/L + organic roots 2ml/L + enzym 2ml/L. 21-10-2026: Foliar application of a 2-in-1 product with potassium soap and neem oil to prevent future flowering. There's only one more foliar application of Delta left that I'll do on the day I switch to flowering, and then the sprays will be done. I didn't think to use sulfur at the beginning of the grow, but oh well, for next time. 22-10-2026: Watering with 2L only with calmag at an EC of 0.4.

Chrisandweed Esta pagina web, de verdad, lo de subirse fotos y videos, deben trabajar mucho en optimizarlo, tardan muuucho en subirse las fotos, y no hago videos ya por que si no ya te cagas, no hay forma de subirlos. En fin, sobre el cultivo, todo flying. El martes que viene cambio a 12/12 ya finalmente. La red SCROG he estado usándola para guiar las ramas y abriendo las plantas pero iré subiéndola estos dias ya que se viene crecimiento duro por el stretching. 25/10/2026: riego con 2L de agua con 1ml/L de roots organic y 2ml/L de enzym boom, en esta ocasion del root usé menos porque use agua de mi grifo y va con ec base de 500 y no quería subirla mucho con el roots que un poquito la sube. 26/10/2026: hago poda de bajos para preparar la floración, mañana hago el cambio a 12/12 y a ver que tal esta tirada 🔥🔥 27/10/2026: y llegó el momento, cambio fotoperiodo a 12/12. Riego con agua con: micro boom y trichodermas boom, para recuperar posible microvida que haya perdido en el anterior riego, el cual fue agua del grifo con cloraminas. He comprado acido ascórbico (vitamina C) para poder usar ese agua y eliminar cloro y cloraminas. También eché al riego el producto Candy boom para dar de comer a la microvida. Finalmente al apagar las luces, use la segunda y ultima aplicación foliar del Delta Boom. 30/10/2026: riego con 2L por planta, ya no uso calmag ya que mi agua base tiene 0.6 de ec, uso ácido ascórbico (vitamina C en polvo) para eliminar cloro y cloraminas; usé organic roots bajando la dosis al minimo para no pasarme con el nitrogeno, usé también el producto Delta boom, pero esta vez en riego ya que indica un uso en riego al inicio de la floración, y finalmente el enzym boom. Hoy 31 de octubre subo un video del estado de las plantas (me sorprende que ambos videos estén cargando a la vez, se habrán mejorado cosas 😅?). El martes, como harán una semana a 12/12 actualizaré el diario poniendo ese dia como la semana 1 de floración, o semana 11 en total.

Chrisandweed Well, here we are—we’ve completed the first week of flowering today, 03/11/2026. All the plants are doing really, really well. I’ll probably raise the SCROG net a little tomorrow or the day after so I can keep tucking the tops through different holes and spread them out as much as possible. Yesterday, 02/11/2026, I watered with 2L of plain water, pH adjusted to 6.2, although the soil (the supersoil) finishes adjusting it for me. Day 05/11/2026: watered with 2L, adding 1.5ml/L of Roots Organic. I’m lowering the dose now since it contains nitrogen, which we don’t want during flowering, and I used 2ml/L of Enzym Boom to clear out any possible salts from the water, dead roots, etc., etc. I’ll keep bending branches under the net through this weekend. Today’s Thursday, so on Saturday I’ll adjust the branches under the net one more time, and from then on, I’ll let them grow freely toward the light. Around the 21st, or once I see they’ve stopped stretching, I’ll prune the lower branches so the plant can focus its energy only on the tops I’ve been working on with the topping cuts. For now, the plants feel really good. “Blue Zushi” and “Kritical GB” feel super healthy and flexible, with lots of tops that seem to be starting to gain strength. On the other hand, “Pakistan Valley” and “Critical,” since they came from mother plants, have sturdier branches—not woody, though—and they feel really strong! They should be able to support some seriously heavy colas... I think the distribution will be like this: Paki and Critical with really big, heavy colas, and Kritical GB and BZ with loads of main tops, twice as many as the other two plants, but a bit smaller... I think. If not, even better! Hahahaha.