PANAMA x MALAWI ... single strain

It was an absolute pleasure putting out the effort to maintain the diary. And it allowed for an accurate history of my actions and obstacles, to be put down as a simple story. The response from Co-Growers and the Pros were all absolutely helpful and directly to the point. Thanks to all that took the time to look at the diary. I now have a solid reference to look back on as I move forward. BioChar, Humic/Fulvic Acid, FIMming and UV-B bulbs have all become tools during this grow. The question of whether or not the UV-B bulb had any impact led to a Solid Yes. There were more Trichomes on the buds immediately under the UV-B bulb than on the Left bush There also seemed to be an elevated flavour from the sample of the buds from the SMALLER plant. Both plants were the same size in Week3 of flower when I turned the bulb on. And the R bush almost immediately became a little behind the other in height. (** reading more about CMH LIGHT BULBS, if you are using these bulbs, you do Not need any supplemental UV-B lites. That wavelength is included in the CMH output*** “so I’ve read” My little set-up is now in the led tent!) Same densities and branch structures. Just 6” shorter Open to any comments and observations. There will be more info coming shortly... Trying to wrap it up tonight, 14th One item that I was not able to get an accurate position on, was the RH target in people’s tents late in flower. My actions were to progressively reduce the humidity as the grow progress. At the same time there were equal growers running in the hi-50’s just prior to harvest... Still not settled on what’s the best RH for finishing indoors. After the flush, my room was 40% (or less) Growing something from Panama indoors... I’m going with higher humidity next time for sure ! Inspecting the root ball also left me with some questions and initiatives about healthy roots. It appears the roots of the Panama Malawi did not grow very much Past the original 1 gallon pot size. Yes, there was new growth throughout the 15 gallon pots... but not to the degree I had hoped. This was my first effort at building larger feeding volumes. I had hoped it would lead to a bigger network of Roots... Something to work on. Next Winter, as there will be 1 more of these Ladies going into action, right beside something from the Congo... And I will be ready to give it that extra week (or two) it deserved! So I’m already looking forward to it. July 11th finds this batch simply incredible tasting Herb with a trajectory not normally found in day to day Herb. Exotic is a fair word for the taste and smell, as the toke continues to expand. 3 tokes-in you usually have to re-light, cuz ya lost track and it went out lol. Seriously, you will chuckle to yourself, and carry-on Definitely worth the outlay. Cheers All. ~ db 1right_angle