Week 3 of Flowering

It's been 3 weeks since I flipped her to flower and she's just thriving! leaves are getting frosty and buds are starting to form! She looks amazing this is one of the colas here:

Also she stretched A LOT she's damn huge 

Bloom phase

Alright I have a couple updates. The first one is a new light made for growing not just a regular smart light bulb. This should boost the growth of the plant a lot. So I installed it right away and flipped the plant to 12/12 schedule for her to bloom (that was a week ago).

The second one is even better! Since this was just a bagseed it wasn't feminized and the plant wasn't showing any signs of gender since she was on a tight schedule 18/6 and was purely in the vegetive stage. Now that I flipped her to bloom she showed her gender and it definitely is a girl! it made me so happy! here are two photos of pistols and white hairs growing out which means the plant is a female and will produce buds!

Growth Update

So it's been two weeks since I last made a post. Nothing much was to post but this is her today:

She's starting to get bushy and the little branches are getting stronger and taller. I think it will take her a few more weeks and then I can flip her to flower!

Thank you!

So, first of all, thank you so much for 10 thousand views and nice comments! I appreciate it a lot and I hope I inspired some people showing you my journey. Alright now to my plant; she's growing very fast, look at her!

The new small branches inside are getting crowded so I defoliated her a little bit and did some LST on the inside of the plant this is how it looks:

Happy 4/20

I hope you all have a great 4/20 and celebrate the proper way! As you can see I moved my girl to another space. not so wide but just right. I'm gonna talk about why I did that in the near future.
Puff, Puff, don't pass, it's pandemic time!

Day 45 from seed

A little update on how my girl is doing. she’s very healthy and growing fast. 

Nutrition plan

Today I got in mail some more nutes for my girl, all of them were from Advanced Nutritions. I already had B-52, CalMag and bud candy which are all substitutes, I got some base nutrients Sensi Grow A&B for coco and some more sub nutes Big Bud and Overdrive.

I chose these nutrients because of the growth plan I made. I was researching a lot and I should have made a nute plan before I started but I was very reckless and just went with the flow... I chose Sensi Grow because they are ph perfect nutes and you don't have to worry about ph anymore because it is set by itself. This is my growth plan with values of how many mL per 1L of water:

As you can see for the vegetive stage it's very simple just Sensi grow and B-52 a little voodoo juice for the roots in the first two weeks but I didn't have it yet... For the Flowering plan I chose expert level because I already had Bud Candy and Flawless Finish isn't too expensive. All I gotta buy now is some Voodoo Juice and Piranha which are quite expensive but not too bad, Sensi bloom A&B and Flawless finish and I'm ready to flower my girl.

Defoliation

Let's start with my first defoliation. Nothing major, I just removed 4 leaves to allow the smaller leaves to grow and turn into colas (where buds form) eventually. And I got CalMag which cured the Mg deficiency pretty fast. This is before and after defoliation:

By doing that the smaller leaves got more light and started growing this is 24 hours later:

This is her today, looking very healthy and she's starting to turn into a real beautiful bush.

Daily update:

She's growing very nice leaves are starting to spread and she's getting bushy. By the yellow tips on some new leaves, I noticed she has an Mg deficiency and I'll be getting some nutrients for that ASAP. Otherwise, she looks fantastic!

LST update

So today I changed how I had my plant tied for LST. since zipties are plastic and sharp they could hurt the plant and I only bent them so they weren't holding it down in place perfectly. So I got some rubber string specifically for plants and tied it around some chopsticks (some needed more to hold in place) and the plant. I pushed the sticks in the coco away from the plant so I don't damage her established roots. I tied down the bottom branches as well for a nice symmetric plant and leaves exposed to the light.