3M 🚂 Trainwreck

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers! 🖐️ 👨‍🌾 It's the second week since the seed germinated, and the growth this week has been very vigorous; I'll surely transplant it to its final pot next week. The seedling shows symmetrical growth, developing the third set of true leaves. The edges of the leaves and the leaves themselves are homogeneous, and it's clear that this is a very stable strain. The roots are bursting out from the base; the small pots with elevated bottoms cause a great vertical expansion of the roots, guided by gravity and the moisture I maintain in the tray. I keep the plants under 24 hours of light; during the day, the seedlings live by a window, soaking up the unmatched color spectrum of the sun. When day gives way to night, I move the seedlings into the grow tent and light them with two LED panels, one with 7700K white light and another with 450nm blue light. Total consumption is 66w. 😁 UNTIL NEXT TIME. CHEERS AND GREETINGS TO EVERYONE! ================================ Info on the Trainwreck strain from Zamnesia Seeds https://www.zamnesia.es/11054-zamnesia-seeds-trainwreck.html "With its Mexican and Thai landrace heritage, it's an incredible herb!" ZS - Genetics: Mexican x Thai - Genotype: 30% Indica / 70% Sativa. - Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks. - Indoor Yield: Up to 500g/m² - Flavor: Spicy, Earthy, Citrusy. - Aromas: Limonene, Pinene. USE THE FOLLOWING DISCOUNT CODE AND SAVE 20% ON EVERY PURCHASE: ZAMMIGROW2024 ================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers! 🖐️ 👨‍🌾 It's the third week since the seed germinated, and so far, it's the plant that shows the most vigor. Five days ago, 16 days after germination, I transplanted it into the final pot. A classic 10-liter pot with side aeration and an elevated base. Until now, it was a seedling. From now on, the big game begins. The game of roots, space, soil, creating future perspectives. ••• 3M: THE OLD RECIPE: The substrate remains true to the usual philosophy: Organic Matter. Minerals. Microbiology. The three legs of the little monster. Nothing particularly sophisticated. A mix designed for the roots to find food, structure, minerals, and, above all, a living community to do business with. Because a good plant doesn't live solely on what I give it. It also lives off everything that happens below. And this season, I want to pay even more attention to that. I’m going to experiment with new watering strategies aimed at promoting greater root expansion before flowering begins. The idea is simple: to give the roots reasons to explore. To occupy. To seek. To build a good underground architecture before the plant has to completely change strategy and dedicate its efforts to the flowers. The visible garden is beautiful. But the real show starts beneath the pot. 😁 THE LAW OF LEAST EFFORT I also took advantage of the transplant to solve one of those great problems of humanity that no one had dared to tackle. I’ve attached the risers I usually use to three pots, as elevating the base has many advantages for me. This way, the risers will always stay centered, no matter how much I move or turn the pot. A small improvement. A great victory for laziness. 🤣 Because if I can avoid repositioning the riser every time I move a pot... I’m not going to reposition it. This is advanced horticulture. Or maybe just common sense taken to its ultimate consequences. 😁 💡 PLANTS ALSO HAVE A SCHEDULE There have also been changes in lighting. The cheap Chinese panels that have accompanied the little ones during these first days have been temporarily retired. In their place, I’ve installed a blue COB with a lens and activated one of my canopy lamps at 60%. But it’s not all about more light. I’ve also reduced the photoperiod by two hours. We’re now at: 22/02 hours. Because these ladies need to sleep. Little by little, I’ll be increasing the light intensity and/or adding more lamps, while progressively reducing the hours of light. The goal will be to reach 20/04 hours during the vegetative phase, until the moment of definitively switching to the flowering schedule. There’s no rush. The garden has just begun. And this grower, as always, tries to convince everyone that I have a perfectly organized plan. I don’t have it. I have experience and I observe. I have some ideas. But at any moment, my plants can decide that all those ideas are completely irrelevant. So the big game begins. - Roots against gravity. - Plants against grower. - Genetics against expectations. And, as the impartial referee of this whole matter, nature. I just put the pots down. The plants do the rest. 🌱🔺 😁 UNTIL NEXT TIME. CHEERS AND GREETINGS TO EVERYONE! ================================ Info on the Trainwreck strain from Zamnesia Seeds https://www.zamnesia.es/11054-zamnesia-seeds-trainwreck.html "With its Mexican and Thai landrace heritage, it’s an incredible herb!" ZS - Genetics: Mexican x Thai - Genotype: 30% Indica / 70% Sativa. - Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks. - Indoor Yield: Up to 500g/m² - Flavor: Spicy, Earthy, Citrusy. - Aromas: Limonene, Pinene. USE THE FOLLOWING DISCOUNT CODE AND SAVE 20% ON EVERY PURCHASE: ZAMMIGROW2024 ================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers! 🖐️ 👨‍🌾 It's the fourth week since the seed germinated, 12 days since transplanting, and five days since the apical cut. The plant is progressing steadily, very compact and healthy... it's going to be a great grow! A couple of days ago, I added a lamp to the canopy (COB 450nm + 50w), the plants are widening and I don't want any shadows. Plus, with the help of the blue lights, I can achieve shorter internodes and wider leaves, while the roots are freely exploring the substrate in search of food. 😁 As I've been doing in the last two seasons during the vegetative growth stage, I don't apply any of my soluble Bio fertilizers in the watering, just Activated Mountain Microorganisms (MMA) with a bit of molasses to give them energy, so they can spread and work hard to make the nutrients and minerals present in the substrate more accessible for the plant. Additionally, this week, two of the most important actions at the start of the season, I made an apical cut and added a thick layer of my sacred mulch! 😊 👑 A REAL HISTORY 24 days after germination, I made an apical cut on this and two other plants. The three most vigorous plants in the garden were summoned today. They didn't know why. I did. They were growing wonderfully. Healthy. Lush. With strong stems. Developing their nodes with an insulting calmness. And precisely because of that... I cut their heads off. Above the fifth node. That's how power works. The weak are not punished. No. The one who stands out is watched. The one who grows too much. The one who starts to cast shadows. The one who threatens to become something that escapes our control. And I, who until yesterday was simply the gardener, today have proclaimed myself King of this Rebel Garden. A title that, by the way, no one has granted me. I took the scissors. I selected the three most vigorous plants. And... bam! Head gone. 😈 A botanical coup executed with absolute efficiency. I collect a bit of ash from the joints of the day. The tip of my wet finger. A bit of ash. And I deposit it on the cut. Sterile, absorbent, dry material. A small protective layer that helps dry and heal the wound quickly. They probably still don't understand anything. It seemed like everything was going well. And suddenly, the supreme power appears with scissors and decides that maybe they're growing too well. The history of humanity is full of similar examples. Those who stand out often attract the attention of those in power. And when the one in power has scissors... Well. We already know how the story ends. Then, of course, comes my propaganda. Because no regime can survive solely on amputations. A future must be offered. So I promised them, more branches. More flowers. More buds. Fatter buds. More production. More beauty. More of everything. A true revolution of abundance. 🤯 And they looked at me. Or so I want to imagine. Probably thinking: “And who the hell told you we wanted that?” Because there lies the little tragedy of this whole matter. I didn't even ask them. I decided for them. I assumed that a vigorous plant wants to branch out more. That it wants to produce more flowers. That it wants to become a structure perfectly designed according to my criteria. And maybe yes. Or maybe it just wanted to keep growing upwards. We'll never know. 🌱 The promise Now all that's left is to wait. Maybe the three will respond as I hope. Maybe they'll develop new branches. Maybe they'll end up forming a wider, more balanced, more productive structure. Maybe the buds will be more numerous and larger. Maybe my little theory will work. And if it works, of course, I'll say it was all perfectly calculated. And if it doesn't work... Well. The blame will be on the genetics. Or the climate. Or Mercury. A King can never take all the responsibility. 😁 But for now, I'd rather think that what I've taken from the top will come back multiplied elsewhere. More branches. More flowers. More life. 🌹🌹🌹 A kind of pact that no one has signed. I cut. They respond. I promise. They wait. And in the meantime, the King contemplates his three decapitated subjects and convinces himself that it’s all part of a grand plan. Although, if we're honest... I'm not an example of anything. I'm just a grower with scissors, too much confidence, and a dangerous hobby of experimenting. 😉 Today, I intoxicated myself, for a moment, with supreme power. I cut the heads off those who stood out the most. And then I promised them a wonderful future. Without the slightest guarantee of being able to fulfill it. •••THE MULCH CEREMONY 🙏 After the second watering, when the substrate has dropped enough, one of the most important moments of the cycle arrives: the placement of the Sacred Mulch. It's not just a layer of organic matter. It's the result of seven years of cultivation: leaves, stems, roots, and plant debris from previous generations, along with the residues of the amendments that have passed through the soil. All of it has been decomposed, transformed, and colonized by a microbiology that has been adapting to the conditions of this small ecosystem for years. Today, a part of that memory returns to the four pots. The idea is simple: imitate the forest within a pot. In a forest, no one removes the leaves when they fall, no one cleans the branches, and no one fertilizes each tree from above. Organic matter falls, accumulates, transforms, and slowly returns to the soil. That's the Sacred Mulch: closing the cycle. A layer of partially decomposed organic matter that protects the surface, retains moisture, progressively feeds the microbiology, and returns to the substrate part of what the plants themselves produced. Seven years of garden turned into a few centimeters of forest. 😁 UNTIL NEXT TIME. CHEERS AND GREETINGS TO ALL! ================================ Info on the Trainwreck strain from Zamnesia Seeds https://www.zamnesia.es/11054-zamnesia-seeds-trainwreck.html "With its Mexican and Thai landrace heritage, it's an incredible herb!" ZS - Genetics: Mexican x Thai - Genotype: 30% Indica / 70% Sativa. - Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks. - Indoor Yield: Up to 500g/m² - Flavor: Spicy, Earthy, Citrusy. - Aromas: Limonene, Pinene. USE THE FOLLOWING DISCOUNT CODE AND SAVE 20% ON EVERY PURCHASE: ZAMMIGROW2024 ================================

deFharo Welcome, marijuana growers! 🖐️ 👨‍🌾 Fifth week since germination, 20 days since transplanting, and 12 days since the top cut... beautiful plant! The development of this plant is really good, it grows very compact and healthy. I keep it controlled with multiple ties to the branches, and I've removed some of the larger leaves to enhance light entry and help with branching. Water consumption has doubled; I do deep watering every 3 days, using mild mixes, only adding just the right amount of Bio Fertilizer to lower the alkaline pH of the spring water. This week, I've reduced the light schedule by 2 hours, now and until the end of the vegetative growth stage: 20/04 H. At the same time, I've added a lamp to the canopy, as the plants widen, I will keep adding lights, no mercy! 😍 😁 UNTIL NEXT TIME. CHEERS AND GREETINGS TO EVERYONE! ================================ Info on the Trainwreck strain from Zamnesia Seeds https://www.zamnesia.es/11054-zamnesia-seeds-trainwreck.html "With its Mexican and Thai landrace heritage, it's an incredible herb!" ZS - Genetics: Mexican x Thai - Genotype: 30% Indica / 70% Sativa. - Flowering Time: 8-9 weeks. - Indoor Yield: Up to 500g/m² - Flavor: Spicy, Earthy, Citrusy. - Aromas: Limonene, Pinene. USE THE FOLLOWING DISCOUNT CODE AND SAVE 20% ON EVERY PURCHASE: ZAMMIGROW2024 ================================