HSC BC and OC DWC run

Voidterps Transplanted into the hydro system. After 7days they look good and healthy

Voidterps The plants are looking kinda hungry. I gave them fulvagra(a fulvic acid stimulant) to stimulate Root growth. Blueberry Cupcake had some transplantation damage on the roots and shows stunted growth

Voidterps It seems that the fulvagra was a little bit overdosed. The new growth on the plants looks mutated and deformed. The water Reservoir was changed with fresh water and topped up with new nutes

Voidterps After the water change the new growth started to look healthy again so i decided to let them run. So far they look not the best but they will manage

Voidterps The look pretty good again. Im just holding them down a little bit more with the nutes and the light since im moving soon and want to flower after the transport. The training is me just flattening out the branches with my hand from time to time

Voidterps Today will be a short update since im moving. The plants look very vigorous and survived the transport without any problems. Light has been set to 12/12 now and im already excited about how they are gonna perform.

Voidterps After 1 week of 12/12, they got a hard defoliation. I was a little harsh on the ladies, but I’m sure they will bounce right back. The Blueberry Cupcake #1 seems to be the most vigorous, and she’s already pushing ahead of all her sisters. I tried LST with the trellis net after the defoliation, and I will now readjust the plants daily to use all the stretching to fill out the tent. So far, the Blueberry Cupcake seems to grow bigger and taller than the Orange Creampop. Wich seems to be spot on with the descriptions. They are now getting new nutrients. This one is an 11-11-30 (+3) formula, which is nice for flowering. In week 2 or 3 of flowering, I will add some MKP, which will provide another big boost for flowering. The plants are also getting sprayed with a silicate and chitosan fertilizer, which is absorbed through the leaves and activates the plants’ immune systems. Hopefully, this will enhance trichome production and strengthen the plants.

Voidterps The plants are looking really good and healthy. The BC 1 seems to be stretching a lot and is already outgrowing her sisters. The BC 2 is a bit behind but seems to be doing fine. The OCs are really short. It’s been 14 days since the 12/12 flip, and they haven’t really stretched that much. It’s clear that the OCs are naturally short plants, while the BC seems to be a medium-to-high stretcher. Since the height difference is becoming a big issue when it comes to light intensity, I’ll wait until they finish stretching, which should happen sometime next week, around day 21 after the flip. After that, I’ll put something underneath the shorter ones to even out the canopy again. They’re all showing signs of flowering, and once again, the BC 1 seems to be ahead of her sisters. The bracts are already forming, and the flower structure is starting to develop. I’m interested to see if she’ll also finish faster than the others. I’m not sure if I should defoliate again during week 3, as they seem to be filling out the 80x80 quite nicely. Since all the nodes were topped back in week 6, there are plenty of tops, and I’m hoping to achieve a bountiful harvest. I’ll soon be starting a new autoflower project since I accidentally grilled my last batch on the radiator.

Voidterps This week I lollipopped them one last time and did a little defoliation on the bushier plants. Unfortunately, the Blueberry Cupcake 1 had some balls growing on her. I picked them off and inspected the entire plant but couldn’t find any more, so I hope that was it. So far, they haven’t shown any signs of smell whatsoever. The frost production on the Orange Creampops seems to be much stronger than on the BCs, with OC 1 being the frostiest so far. She’s already starting to frost up some of her fan leaves. They’re being fed Hakaphos Soft Novelle and some MKP fertilizer, both of which are rich in potassium and Phosphorus with some micro-nutrients like magnesium and contain very little nitrogen. The pH is sitting somewhere around 6.4–6.5. The plants don’t seem to react badly to the pH dropping, so I push it back up once a week. The EC is hovering around 1.8–2.0, with BC 1 getting a bit more since she’s draining around 0.6 EC every week.