Hulkberry

Update 18.04.2025 Hulk 1 and Hulk 4 were cut down today. 1 plant was small and bushy. A real pain in the a** in terms of harvesting and defoliating (i hated IT). The buds were also not that huge. If all of my Hulkberrys would have grown Like this i would rate the strain 5/10, BUT ... ... the second harvested Hulkberry is just gorgeous. Huge buds, beautiful purple color and just a few leaves. Branch size was Just perfect. I literally had nearly nothing to do in pre defoliating for the drying Update 23.04.2025 Hulk 2 has been harvested today. I would give this plant a 6.5/10 rating. The plant had a few beautiful nuggets. The plant was very "leafy", which was pretty annoying , even on pre defoliating before the curing process. This is definately not what i like in terms of "work to do". 11 weeks of bloom is also pretty long and the maximum of time given in the breeders description.

Ebenfalls ein Toller Strain. Der Duft war nicht sehr angenehm, aber die Wirkung lässt nicht enttäuschen. Der Samen ist super gekeimt, der Grow macht keine Probleme und das Endprodukt muss sich auch nicht verstecken. Gerne wieder mit RQS!

Second time Hulkberry. Different growing experience. This time this lady was pretty fast. She was growing like a champ in the vegetation phase. Quickly she filled the whole tent from 60 cm to 60 cm. I was just waiting for her to stretch, but unfortunately this did not happen. I was not sure, why. Was it the heat inside the tent? Was it because of too much watering? Was it because of too much fertilizer? So I decided to get a tiny gadget to measure the moisture of the soil and the nutrients inside. It might not be the perfect-measured values and it gave me an indication, whether to fertilize or not. This helped me to find support her to get healthier in the end. Sure, she strechted not that much and I'm quite happy with the result. Unfortunately, I identified two buds with signs of budrot and had to throw them away. This is something I will have to take care the next grow. How am I able to get the humidity lower at the end of the grow? I guess it's just because of that, as I had about 60 % humanity and was not able to get it down with no extra device or something. So, overall, I was able to use my knowledge from the first grow and was able to fine tune it at some points (e.g. lollipogging, feeding, watering). The resulting buds are thick, dense and looking really crystalline. I will update the report after it has dried, to give a number and also later with a smoke report. Stay tuned! Thanks for visiting my diary and happy growing

i grow her a little wrong so i cant blame her for everything. put her out in too cold temperatures in the night time when she she was too small and needed the growth. also my light situation on the balcony is not the top of the peak. i got a large tree sucking up all the sunlight around 3-6pm wich does not work in the favour of the plant. also i transplant them to late i think, next year i go straight into the end pots and see how that goes. this plant got mildew on 2 days in the grow so might be not the best in therms of restistance

### Growing it: This strain is quite easy to cultivate. Despite breaking almost every rule for growing autoflowers, we still achieved a good yield. We topped it not just once, but five times, transplanted it, and did extensive defoliation, yet we ended up with a decent-sized plant and some beautiful flowers. ### Resistance: I experienced bud rot with my first Hulkberry, which unfortunately ruined my first-ever harvest. With this one, although I was initially worried when a few leaves yellowed quickly after the flush, there were no problematic spots. However, I wouldn't consider this strain particularly resistant, as the buds tend to grow dense and leafy, which can lead to issues if your grow environment isn't well-optimized.