Pineapple Pulse Auto

good strain with thick buds.

The grow of the Pineapple Pulse from Original Sensible Seeds has been successfully completed after a total of 80 days. With a wet weight of 463 grams, I am satisfied with the overall yield under the given conditions. The plant showed decent vitality, even though the process was marked by various adjustments to the nutrient schedule and temperature-related challenges in the late flowering phase. The strain proved to be robust but required precise handling of the nutrient supply. The growth process was unremarkable in the early phase. The vegetation was stable, and the topping in the second week was well tolerated. With the transition into flowering, the plant quickly shot up in height. It became critical in the second week of flowering: with the new fertilizer I was using, the plant showed clear signs of nitrogen excess. The N-burn was a clear warning signal. By quickly adjusting the nutrient solution, I was able to turn things around before there was significant damage to the foliage. ️ A challenge was the climate during weeks four to eight. Temperatures occasionally climbed to nearly 30 degrees, which pushed the VPD value into a range that stressed the plant. I had to counteract this with adjusted watering and a consistent reduction of certain components. The constant deviations from the manufacturer’s nutrient schedule also showed that the Pineapple Pulse reacts very sensitively to concentration – especially the decision to forgo various additives in the final phase was a conscious choice to avoid complicating nutrient uptake during the final ripening. ️ The training, consisting of topping, LST, and targeted lollipopping, definitely paid off. The light distribution was efficient due to the spreading of the branches during the flowering phase, which made the PPFD values of up to 760 µmol optimally usable. The late phase went smoothly without further issues, even though the heat in the tent made managing the nutrient solution more difficult. The leaf spray with Revive in week three was a good rescue measure to get the plant back on track after the stress. In summary, this run was a lesson in nutrient management. The result of 463 grams wet weight is solid, but the potential of the genetics was surely slightly hindered by the nitrogen issues in the early flowering stage.

Very fruity strain, she has a lot of side branches equal to the main cola. She was easy to grow and very suitable for some good training, i didn't applied any techniques this time, but i would definitely repeat with some LST.