Indigoberrykush x4

J_diaz420 First week with quite a bit of humidity and foliar watering. So far using calmag, rooting agent, solid mycorrhizae in the substrate, microbial bio-stimulant #mammothmicrobes, and liquid mycorrhizae with trichoderma, which will be given every other week. These #indigoberrykush are temporarily sharing space with the #royalmadre and will be separated into their own tents after the transplant.

J_diaz420 This week I stimulated the life of the substrate with a watering of liquid mycorrhizae and trichoderma #ecoledgrow, which does not affect the p.h or the e.c. On day 14 of the following week, I will start with vegetative fertilizer.

J_diaz420 The week starts with vegetative watering at minimal doses, watering with bacteria, mycorrhizae, and trichoderma is done only with water in an intercalated watering. The week ends with transplanting from 1 to 7 liters, and they will be moved to 60x60 to flower.

J_diaz420 This week, I separated the genetics that were sharing the growing space, leaving these 4 indigoberrykush in a 60x60x160 setup, lit with 150w using two 75w modules each, with a color temperature of 3000k+660nm from @ecoledgrow. They were switched to flowering on the 27th, which was the last day of the vegetative stage, and the 28th was the first day of flowering. I water with fertilizers once every 2 or 3 waterings, alternating between fertilizers, calmag, mycorrhizae, and trichoderma, bacteria.

J_diaz420 This week everything is calm, we're already in flowering and I'm slowly removing leaves, this week I only took off 4 big leaves per plant.

J_diaz420 A very calm week where I only did defoliation on two leaves per plant, leaves from the top that cover a lot of the lower buds.

J_diaz420 This week I did a little top defoliation, just two leaves per plant, and I decided late to do some low pruning. Since the lower buds ended up at the same height, I might set up a scrog net as a support to help hold the weight of the future buds.

J_diaz420 Everything's normal, this week we started the fattening dosage for the flowers. A SCROG net was also set up, with the aim of using it as a support to help the plant bear the weight.

J_diaz420 Everything's normal 👌

J_diaz420 Everything's normal 👌🍀

J_diaz420 This week I decided to cut one plant early, obviously the most advanced and mature of all (the one in the flash photos), to fill the pantry. Of course, the weight was saved to add to the final weight. The net was removed and defoliation was done to finish fattening, leaving only 3 plants for at least 1 or 2 more weeks to finish what they need to fatten. We'll see 👍

J_diaz420 Finishing up the process with these last 3 plants, I'm pretty satisfied with the fattening except for one plant that experienced water stress, I think due to pH issues, which slowed down its fattening and might cause it to mature without getting enough bulk. I'm just waiting on her since the other two already seem ready. This is the second to last week, and I've already applied Flawless Finish to help with nutrient cleanup.

J_diaz420 A very stable strain, very similar among the 4 that I grew. I had already been trying the one I harvested earlier, and wow, what an exquisite variety, highly recommended. The weight of the previously harvested one isn't in the photo, but I added its grams to the final weight. I'm very happy; I like these strong and stable grows 💪👌✌️🍀