KB - Killa Bees - RESERVE GENETICS - BR

jimpera I had 3 germinated seeds, one showed very slow development since germination, I monitored it until the 3rd week, and it was discarded, leaving 2 out of 3. Previously, they were in 0.5L pots. Slow growth due to pests noticed in the second week. Transplanting was done in the third week. Because I left them in the sun, and with strong rains and winds on the rare occasions, I found pests in the soil, like little jumping bugs and a few gnats. It was resolved with LMX, spraying H202, and in the future with citrus oil. It's also possible to resolve it with tobacco and neem oil.

jimpera The transition was applied between veg and the beginning of flowering. Weeks 3 and 4. Roots was applied until week 4. It showed burns because the plants were a bit weak and the nutrient dose was strong. Flush a few days later. In the end, it's applied once a week and an average of 1 to 2 waterings with microbiotics and fungi, sometimes honey too. Lower pruning was done, favoring growth. Two branches showed hermaphroditism, with the bananas being removed. It could have been nutrient stress, poorly stabilized genetics, or pest stress.

jimpera care with h2o2 for pests and fungi and use of citrus oil too. fast and healthy growth of the plants.

jimpera defoliate and prune lower branches or popcorn showing signs of pests, control with 1ml of citrus oil per L in the solution, replaced by neem oil or tobacco, neem recommended until a maximum of 4 weeks into flowering where the plant really no longer needs nitrogen. microbes for root health, pest control, and phosphorus retention.

jimpera starting to bulk up, and we have a rock, right? maximum density. I used bio bloom to give a bit of phosphorus and molasses only once a week, and the microbes need sugar to feed.

jimpera last defoliation, opening up space for light in lower buds. I used last mile smart grow as pk

jimpera starting the end of flowering. trichomes turning whitish 46 days of flowering let's go family

jimpera Flush, but its regular normal watering