Rus.Grower: AK 47 Serious seeds

RussianGrower Hey everyone, these are my three new plants that will be in the same pot with the other young girls. I soaked the seeds in water, after a day they sprouted, and a few days later the first seedlings appeared, so I transplanted them into beer cups.

RussianGrower My new plants are lacking light in the shared tent. Because of this, one of the plants has grown too tall, so I will have to bury almost the entire stem in the soil to give it roots.

RussianGrower Hello everyone who is following me. Your support means a lot to me. The day after I updated last week's diary, it was time to transplant the plants into larger buckets. I'll show you how to use cheap beer cups for transplanting your plants. You can check that out in the first video. When I was transplanting the plants, I also added mycorrhiza to the large bucket. My AK-47s are showing a sativa phenotype, so they were too tall, which is why I had to bury the plant stem as deep as possible and fill it in so the roots would start growing out of it later. I also cut off the first couple of unproductive leaves and shoots from them. If you're interested in following the adventures of cannabis in Russia.

RussianGrower To everyone following me, health and good luck. It's time to update the diary of the legendary "AK-47" from "Serious seeds" again. It's already the fourth week since the seeds sprouted. The progress is evident. But unfortunately, one of the plants is showing signs of illness. Apparently, its roots suffered a bit during transplanting, and since it hasn't had time to recover, I gave it the same nutrient solution as the other plants, after which it started showing signs of nutrient overdose, its leaves turned yellow and began to curl slightly, and the side branches hardly developed during this time. I had to cut off a few pairs of lower dead leaves. I also watered the sick plant with plain water at a lower pH and measured the runoff from the pot, which showed elevated pH and increased PPM. After that, I continued to flush the plant's substrate with plain water at a lower pH until its values dropped to 6.2 pH and 850 ppm, and I didn't cover the substrate in the pot so that excess moisture could evaporate. For the healthy plants, I trimmed the large leaves to encourage the side branches to develop, as I will be preparing these plants for cloning, just like the other two strains that are in this tent.

RussianGrower Hello, my friends from all over the world. Once again, a whole week has passed, and it's time to update my diaries. My AK-47s are growing quickly, but the plants that have root damage and overdosing are still showing slow development, while the other two plants are already ready for cloning. After defoliating the large leaves, I rinsed the branches with water and fed them with bacteria, biostimulants, and vitamins. After that, I started cloning. I took ten cuttings from the two AK-47 plants, dipped them in rooting hormone gel, and placed them in "RooTriot." After that, I put them in the greenhouse, closing the lid to create a microclimate so the plants could take root. In total, I need to get about 7-8 clones from these plants, after which I will do Main-lining my plants. If you're interested in following the adventures of weed in Russia, subscribe to my diaries.

RussianGrower Hello to my friends from different corners of the world. Another week has passed with the AK-47, and I'm rushing to you with updates. If you've been following me, then you know that all week I took about 70 clones from 8 mother plants to select the 50 strongest ones. After taking enough clones from my plants, I broke their habit of growing a single central stem, and now I'm going to give them a little rest so they can recover from the training. Also, one of the plants is still showing signs of weakness and stunted growth. Despite flushing the roots of the plant several times with plain water, it’s still struggling. But the other two plants are showing very good growth. Soon, I will move these plants to a smaller tent and continue my experiments. If you're interested in following the adventures of cannabis in Russia, subscribe to my diaries.

RussianGrower The substrate flushing has benefited the plants, the sick plant has taken on a healthier appearance. They are developing well, and I continue to take clones from these plants. Everything is good with them, and they keep growing. I'm gathering information for this diary, but I'm short on time since I'm running several guerrilla projects outdoors. If you're interested in following the adventures of cannabis in Russia, subscribe to my diaries!