Hulkberry automatic

So, this is the second week for the hulk berry. I might have messed up by putting her too far from the light at first and then way too close. She has been too hot for at least on day, I think like 27 - 30 degrees celsius. However, from tomorrow I'll start feeding her, let's hope she responds well to this.

I think my mistake with the lighting has been fatal. There were no changes to the plant in the last week, so I don't see her growing to a sizeable plant. It might be that the light I'm using is done and doesn't really give my plants what they need anymore, but I strongly doubt that because I haven't used it for a year even.

So, she recovered really well, I just had her way too close to the light. I've gotten her a little further away from the light and it seems to help, she looks so much healthier. Actually other than putting the light a little further there nothing special about the last week. For the next week I think she might start flower, but I'm really hoping for two or three more weeks of vegetation. This strain is supposed to have tremendous yields, I'm hoping I can still enjoy some of that even with my fuckup in the first couple weeks.

So, as you guys can see I tied her down and transplanted her in a bigger pot so there is more room for her roots to develop. Also, like I said last week I tried to tie her down and it worked :) the stem was still pretty flexible and im sure she's still in her vegetative stage. im hoping she stay in veg a little longer so she can develop some more and will produce more buds in her flower stage. Also, for those of you paying attention to the conditions, you might have noticed the light is alot further away now. I've been looking at diaries on here with succes and comparable conditions like 100W light and soil and all that. I concluded I had my light way to close and tbh I think I couldn't have made a better call. All my plant have grown alot better after I increased the difference between them and the light.

This one is doing really well, I tied her down and as your guys can see she responded great and has started shooting white hairs. After taking her picture for this week I topped her, I'm really curious for this strain because of the promising yields I keep hearing about.

Damn did this one do good, as you can see this one is really developing a lot of future bud sights. Because she is doing so well I decided to also top her, the first time I use this technique and I'm happy to see the way she responds. The next time I'll use this technique however I think I should do it a little earlier so the plant has some more time to develop new tops.

She's doing just great, I can see why many growers prefer this strain. She develops bud sites all over, I really think I will do more of these. So, earlier I thought she was in flower already but I changed my mind since no buds are really developing.

Buds Buds Buds. I'm really happy with this one, I wish I would have placed her in a bigger pot. I'll be sure to start in a 7L pot from the start so she has even more space for her roots. Also, we started the flower period, I'm so curious to see what she will develop.

This little one is starting to grow her buds and she is getting super sticky. We are slowly moving towards her end, I think she needs about 4 - 6 more weeks. As you guys can see I transplanted her into a bigger pot, its a little late for that but maybe she will feel a little more space and she can get more oxygen from her roots. When I transplanted her the roots looked nice, but it was visible she didn't want to be in a 3L pot (which plant would right).

This week I took off all the wire that held her down and I cut off some of the leaves inside that would be able to catch cold easily. Its visible that this one is producing THC like crazy, the buds and the smaller leaves near them are super frosty and when I touch this plant my fingers get super sticky, I can't wait to try it out

Nothing to add really, she just looks good and smells amazing