Larry Bird Kush (aka Gelato 33) Zamnesia

Week 3, concluding the third week of vegetating: Hi(gh) Guys, Nice to come (back) here for week three of Zamnesia’s Larry Bird Kush growing on soil with nutrients coming from Green Buzz Liquids, what is actually a complete bio-organical nutrients program for the entire plant cycle. Enrico, the very helpful owner of this company in Germany, send me the professional starterset which is the most extensive set. Enrico told me it shouldn’t take long before I’ll start noticing the differences, and for me growing on Mills products at least the last three years, there’s a lot to notice indeed! You know, I heard all the buzz regarding growing bio-organical, and all the benefits to the plants health and development, but when you’ve already invested in a good nutrient program you don’t switch that easy because it also simply means needing an complete new nutrient program and a good bio-organical soil, and that’s a big investment. Winning the starterset certainly helps in that case, and that gives other people the chance to see what this nutrients do for themselves. This is only the end of week 3, but there is a lot too show, so let’s get started quick, The current overview of the project is that end of week three, in the schedule (see week 1) it say’s I now should transplant them into the 11 liter pots, and starting them up in 1 literpots and developing like they do, I should transplant them now. This last week, on Wednesday I’d started to notice they depleted the light-mix they started in, and started to look on the pale side. I mixed a new jerrycan of MR1+HAP1+Ph- but added 0,5ml OGL also. I figured they already need grow nutrients, but wanted to dose mildly. I was already giving small amounts of water every day instead of every other day, but reaching the end of the week the plants where increasingly drinking more and more every day, and the green wasn’t keeping up. So I’d chose to give them more, and I’d already made another can with now 1ml of OGL/liter inside. Hope they turn nice and green again! I’d started last Sunday pinching the little branch beginnings from the first three nodes. Now all plants have cleared nodes, at least the first three. This helps benefit from my theory greatly because the plants don’t have to put energy in growing branches I don’t need. I wanted branches from the first nodes with 7 fingered leaves, but a couple of plants actually skipped 5 fingered leaves, and I’m thus continuing with branches from 7 or even 9-fingered leaved nodes. So, pinching them retards growth a bit, which I’d experience beginning the week. The plants where an average of 5cm high. But growth kicked in fast and by Wednesday they were 5,5cm, Thursday 6,5cm, Friday 7,5cm, Saturday 8,5cm and today already 10,5cm. So the first day it’d grow 2 cm’s! What you have now, is a plant with a lot of spare leave, little solar-collectors ready for delivering enough energy to grow a nice and strong manifolds for supporting all of the heavy flowers I’m planning on harvesting. So, it’s now my duty to keep the leave healthy and stress free! Easy peasy, right? I’m planning on transplanting them upcoming Thursday, after the Moonwalkers leave the tent. So you’ll be reading about that next Sunday. I hope they be ready to top by then, so I can combine both events. But by the look of it I shouldn’t worry about that! I’m looking forward to see you back and check on the Larry Bird’s progress next week! Grtz, Budcrack ;-)