Titanic (40x40 ScrOG)

Hempanadas 1st week of VEGETATIVE Day 8 to 16 A good practice for automatic varieties would be to wait until the 14th day to transplant them from a 1-liter pot to their final container, but on a hunch, I decided to check the condition of the roots and transplant them on the seventh day, since the main root had started to circle around the bottom of the pot. Day 11: Fed with 6,3 pH water and Aptus Startbooster*. STARTBOOSTER is a 100% organic powerful biostimulator that promotes: - Powerful root and growth stimulator (more roots and plant growth) - Improved development of stems, root system and plant tissue (improved vegetative growth) - Improves microlife populations and strength - Improves cellular development of stems (up to 2x thicker) Using Startbooster can shorten the pre-veg phase and it is recommended during the pre-vegetative phase and in the first week of flowering. LED light intensity set to 50% at a distance of approximately 50 cm from the tip.

Hempanadas WEEK 2 - Vegetative Day 17 to 24 Everything is proceeding well, and I will likely begin LST during this second week. The amount of water been increased from 100 ml to 250 ml to 500 ml using the ORGANIC-MINERAL Aptus line. The lamp is positioned 45 cm away from canopy at 60% intensity.

Hempanadas WEEK 3 - Early Flowering Day 25 to 32 The changes in the plant’s structure branches, stem, and leaves—are clearly visible after each watering, and it is responding well to SCROG training. I’m avoiding any additional stress by refraining from topping, leaf removal, and bending. I’ve noticed slight bleaching at the tips of the new main shoots, so I’ve adjusted the distance between the LEDs and the top of the canopy, maintaining a distance of 45 cm and setting the intensity of the SF-1000 (100 W) from 60% until 80% at the end of this early flowering week. Among its many benefits, the Aptus REGULATOR is very useful for keeping the plant compact, and if excessive stretching begins, the dose will be doubled to 0.30 ml/L. UPDATE: This is definitely the fastest-flowering autoflowering strain I’ve encountered so far; I don’t expect excessive stretching over the next week, but we’ll see how it behaves. In the meantime, the STARTBOOSTER Aptus has been replaced by the TOPBOOSTER and P-BOOSTER (phosphorus). As a result, over the course of two weeks, the solution’s pH rose from 5.8 to 5.9 during early flowering and late veg, reaching 6.0 by the first week of flowering. I'll water it with 1 liter of water every 24 hours without runoff until the end of the week; maybe I'm doing it wrong, but I see that with this amount of water, the response is positive.