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In this first week I did not worry too much about the humidity, I left it very high, because they are germinating and creating the first roots.
I didn't use any nutrients either, I just controlled the pH of the water.
This week I kept giving only water with the PH controlled. The humidity remained high, and the light at the same height.
Next week I will start to give some nutrients.
This week I started to give some nutrients. But, as I was warned by the user @Mrs_Larimar, this strain does not need nutrients for the next 3 weeks, so I will only give water with the PH controlled.
Quiet week, nothing unusual happened. The temperature rose slightly and the humidity decreased.
I'm just watering with water with PH controlled at 5.8.
This week I waited until the sixth node came out before I could remove it.
After I took it out, there was no problem and the cut healed.
I just keep watering with water with PH 5.8, without extra nutrients.
You normally wanna take your clones a close to the time of bloom!! Normally within a week or two before you switch for bloom! But it can be done sooner! Good luck 👍🍀
This week I am waiting for the main branches to grow bigger to start the LST technique.
I kept watering with the same nutrients. From here, I will re-check the irrigation weekly with nutrients and water only.
This week the branches got stronger, so I was able to pull them down, applying the LTS technique.
I also removed some leaves from below the main branches.
This week I am watering only with water with PH 5.6.
This week, I watered the plants only with water with PH 5.6.
I will stay with the light schedule on 6/18, so in two weeks I intend to change it to 12/12, so they start to bloom.
I removed some branches to clone, I hope I got it right.
Last week with the light schedule on 6/18. Next week I’ll switch to 12/12, so they can start blooming.
I gave some more nutrients. I had to water it twice, as they are consuming more water.
This week I changed the light schedule to 12/12, so they start to bloom.
At the end of the first week, the pistils started to appear.
The proportion of nutrients has also been changed for the flowering phase.
This week I changed the amount of nutrients given to them, according to the manufacturer's table. The solution ph is 5.8.
They keep growing, the pistils are more intense.
This week, they grew even more, I thought they would remain the same size, but it seems that they continue to seek more light.
They are consuming more resources, so I'm watering every 3 days.
This week I removed a little more of the large leaves, which possibly receive nutrients unnecessarily.
Following the nutrient charts, I increased the dose of FloraBloom.
About the humidity, I need to lower it a little more. The days have been very wet these days.
This week I just watered the plants with the same amount of nutrients.
I am waiting for the buds to grow to change the nutrient solution to the final stage.
Some leaves at the top are starting to turn yellow.
This week I gave only water with the PH controlled at 5.7.
I removed a few more that were hindering the passage of light.
They have a few more yellow leaves on the top.
Some trichomes are already showing.
This week I changed the amount of nutrients. I removed FloraGro because I understood that the vegetation phase is completely over.
I am watering twice a week, once only with water, again with nutrients.
I'm a little concerned about the size of the buds, other plants seem to be much more dense than this one. Maybe I was wrong about something.
As in the previous week, this week I stayed with the same amount of nutrients.
I am watering twice a week, once only with water, again with nutrients.
Everything remains normal, even the humidity is a little lower, as I expected.
This week the pistils started to turn amber, so I'm only giving water with a controlled PH, most of the time at 5.8.
I believe it will take another two weeks before they are ready for harvest.
Hey!
I would wait a bit more, roughly two weeks or more looking at the pictures.
You still have a lot of white straight pointy hairs (pistils), that means your buds are still growing.
Wait and you'll have more dense buds, richer smell and taste along with greater yield quantity and quality.
Harvest window opens when you start getting amber pistils.
Normally when there's 70% amber and 30% white pistils they're ready but that's not always the case.
The best way to check is looking at the trichomes.
Clear trichomes haven't reached their full potencial yet, cloudy ones are full of THC and amber are losing THC while gaining CBN.
So depending on your preference whether you want more of a head high or body high.
when I see there's 30% amber pistils I start flushing which is about two weeks left till harvest.
I normally use a 60x magnifying to look at trichomes when there are about 50/50% white and amber pistils.
I harvest when after examining and finding 70% cloudy trichomes and 30% amber trichomes.
For me that's a prefect combination, depending on the strain as well.
Have in mind if you use nutrients you'll need to flush the roots, watering with PHed water only for at least a week.
As for the difference between CLOUDY or CLEAR.. Clear trichomes look like shiny glass while cloudy ones look like more like plastic.
Good luck and Happy Growing!😃🌱🌿🌲
As this is my first pedigree strain, I thought the gain would be a little better.
Several factors may have influenced the plant's performance, such as the watts of the lamp, the pots I chose, the type of training, etc.
But the taste, and the effects of it are great.
It served as an experience for my next planting, I will make some changes and I will return here with a new diary.
Thank you very much to everyone who helped me!
Peace! 😊
HakushonDaimaou
