X2 Critical +2.0 Quasarium LED

dr_Thompson Starting a new grow! Conditions - 2 cups with coconut, charged with organic from GHS, watering with water and root stimulation. Next, I plan to add Diamond Nectar, Enhancer, Root Plus, and SuperVit to the leaves. The plants will be transplanted from the cups into 6-liter pots, with the addition of mycorrhiza and other stuff to the coconut. One pot will be left with pure organic, while in the other I will pour mineral base + organo-mineral stimulators. Upd: Experience has shown that organic in the cups is not the best idea. At the moment, we are switching to mineral fertilizers until transplanting into larger pots. Both large ones will be charged with organic fertilizers, and the rest of the cycle will be done on them) Right now, the plants have almost recovered)

dr_Thompson The little plants have noticeably grown and are getting ready to be transplanted into an organic mix of coconut and BioGrow. I'm intentionally keeping them on a light hunger, trying to use minimal mineral fertilizers.

dr_Thompson Replanted kids from the cups into organic coco mix. 6g of BioGrow per 1 litre of coco mix, plus I added some mycorrhiza. After replanting watered with Enhancer and Sugar Royal. Пересадил малышек из стаканов в органический кокосовый замес. 6гр BioGrow на литр кокосового субстрата, добавил микоризы. После пересадки пролил Enhancer и Sugar Royal.

dr_Thompson The little ones have strengthened after the transplant and continued to grow, now these two beauties are on pure organic nutrients) After they grew a bit more, I started doing LST slowly.

dr_Thompson We're tying them up and bending them - shaping the future canopy of the plant) The plants are feeling great on the organic coconut mix, which is awesome) I continue to give sugars once a week to the roots and the leaves)

dr_Thompson I mixed BioBloom 6g per liter of substrate into the coconut surface, sprinkled some coconut on top, and switched to flowering. Dry organic needs about 3 days to start working fully. The plant immediately understood what to do and took off in accelerated growth. The organic didn't quite keep up, and for a couple of days, the little ones had a slight phosphorus deficiency. Now everything is fine, the feedings kicked in, and the problem was resolved. I also did a little defoliation and removed the ties from the LST.

dr_Thompson Second week of flowering, everything is going smoothly, the plants are shooting up before my eyes, while also forming a ton of eager buds. The biofeedings are working as they should, the plants look completely healthy. On organic, I've stopped measuring the pH and ppm of the water, I just pour tap water. 1-2 times a week, sugars along with watering, Enhancer every two weeks at the root, and there on coconut, I already need to lower the water pH to 5.0 before adding the enhancer to the water) Also, we continue to slowly remove the excess fan leaves.

dr_Thompson Little buds are actively starting to form. The mix is on coconut and organic, so the water pH - who knows, ppm - who knows. A couple of times a week, I add sugars along with the water. Also, don't forget about the #enhancer at the roots every two weeks. For coconut, the water pH needs to be lowered to 5 first, then sprinkle the enhancer and water.

dr_Thompson Organic is doing great at the moment, no deficiencies or overdoses, very even color. It smells like sweet orange, I water it and sometimes add sugars.

dr_Thompson With the start of the flowering week, the plants began to actively produce trichomes, and at the same time, signs of phosphorus deficiency started to appear. I decided to stop with the organics and switch the plants to mineral fertilizers from the same manufacturer. 😊

dr_Thompson We slowed down a bit due to power outages, so they'll stay a little longer than what the manufacturer recommends. I completely switched to mineral fertilizers, in a few days I'll give an enhancer with sugars and start bombarding with phosphorus and potassium for 7-10 days, we're blowing up the box! 🌳

dr_Thompson We're nearing the end of the cycle, 90% of the trichomes are already cloudy. The branches are tied up for a reason - they can't handle the weight of the buds and just fall to the sides, the ropes help to secure them. On the right plant, there's already a few amber trichomes popping up (after 7 weeks of color!) We're transitioning the right one to a wedge, while the left one is still continuing to bulk up 💪

dr_Thompson Overall, I'm completely satisfied with the grow. There were a few hiccups like unexpectedly running out of biofeed (according to the instructions, it should have been enough), but the mineral nutrients came through. Although if I had started with the mineral nutrients right away, the yield would probably have been even better. As for the light - the module did an excellent job and delivered a decent gram per watt over such a large area for its power.