Replacement seeds not fairing well lol but chosen mothers are thriving

Still flushing.

Here we gooo week 3 beast

Not a lot new to say, everything is progressing normally I'll be expecting some more chunking up next week. As per through the entire grow, the right and left plants are growing to different schedules.

Excited I got to run and test this genetic. Was very pleased with the result and would run it again. Very frosty, Dense nugs, and great fruity/gassy aromas. Great flavor, nice hybrid.

Hello everyone first grow big bud strain under 600w hps I've noticed that I defo need a humidifier and temp is a little high sometimes reaching 30c and humidity defo to low so humidifier is a must so far they look healthy to me feel free to give me tips or advise thanks

I did small LST to get more light to the buds. Smells really nice, I look forward growing next plant.

This week basically was just feeding the soil with molasses ( 5ml per 1 litre ). And Reverse osmosis water. Environment control during this stage is of high importance. Since the plant is moving from its adolescence to teenagehood, so to say lol, it's really vital to keep the conditions steady. Other than that, this week was a breeze. Thanks to any and everyone that's viewing my diary, I do appreciate the support. 💚🌿

Happy with the results! Bubba seems to be right on schedule. Did a quick fim and top, should be ready to flower a week from now.

Day 1 - LST train both plants... Mostly SB1 to have a wider canopy let the smaller nodes catch up. SB2.. Nice structure, really upset to break 1/2 of it... But loads of energy and recovered /train well. Nodes larger than SB1, but SB1 has mode nodes

I think she's going to make it. but she need the proper feeding wich im in big doubt right now. (Updated) 5/7/20 (SHES KILLING IT, NOW I HAVE THE CORONAVIRUS CURE :)👍💪😁

Some adjustments but nothing special. I have put the 2 Moklum in 1 big pot and separated them inside with a plastic plate. I am surprise of the speed they grow up. I keep continuned and I think I am in a good way for the moment. Except the heat. It is too much but it is very hot now

09/11/2022 switch to flowering (12-12) first defoliation 09/13/2022 Watering 3l per plants

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Look like they are off to an OK start.

📆 Semana 9 Esta semana ha estado marcada por una situación completamente excepcional. Debido a la evacuación provocada por los incendios, no fue posible atender el cultivo con normalidad durante varios días. Aun así, al regresar comprobé que la planta había aguantado muy bien las condiciones y había completado prácticamente toda su maduración. Ante la aparición de algunos casos de botritis en otras plantas del cultivo y teniendo en cuenta el riesgo que suponían la humedad y la falta de vigilancia diaria, decidí adelantar la cosecha para preservar al máximo la calidad de las flores. Los cogollos llegaron muy compactos, con una excelente capa de resina y unos llamativos tonos morados que terminaron de expresar todo su potencial en los últimos días. La cosecha puso el broche final a un cultivo que, pese a las dificultades sufridas durante la evacuación, logró completarse con muy buen resultado. 🔥 Nota de cultivo: Si existe riesgo de botritis y no es posible revisar las plantas con frecuencia, es preferible cosechar unos días antes que perder parte de la producción. Una buena prevención siempre compensa más que asumir riesgos en el tramo final. ¡Cultivo finalizado! 🌱✂️ Seguimos creciendo fuerte 💪!