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#14Today, mainlining was started.
to see if it was healthy and if I could start the training.
, the roots are already peeking out of the bottom openings of the pot. The growth is strong and the leaves have a healthy green. So then, let’s go. First, we top the plant above the 3rd node 
, the tool was disinfected with H2O2,
and wait to see if the patient 
survives the operation. For the next 3 days, the plant is prescribed rest 
to recover. After that, the training continues.
#15That thing looks insanely healthy. Hope it’s some of the best weed you’ve ever smoked! 
#16That would be great, then I would immediately produce even more seeds from it. The compact growth of this plant already fascinates me. I can hardly wait for it to finally start smelling.
#17Yesterday it was time to water and fertilize again. On that occasion, I immediately tied down the side shoots. Although I topped them a few days ago, the main stem has grown up by 5 cm. I’ll have to be careful that she doesn’t break her shoots if she doesn’t stop growing. Here’s a picture from today
#18Here’s another small update from my side.
#19Due to a potassium deficiency, I started watering one day earlier. For this, I poured 100 grams of dandelion with 1 liter of boiling water and let it steep like a tea. After a good half an hour, the brew was sieved and the dandelion leaves were squeezed out. TDS rose from an initial 250 to 680. Additionally, nettle slurry was added in a 1:10 ratio, Fulvic Acid, and some grow fertilizer. Since I actually wouldn’t need to water until tomorrow, each plant only received 250 ml.
#20The supposed potassium problem probably stemmed from an incorrect pH value. Today, due to this, it was repotted. Yesterday, some ventilation holes were drilled into the pot.
#21Here’s another small update on the Fat Gorilla, since yesterday the lamp has been running at 120 watts. The leaves are lush green and in about a week, the shoots will be pulled apart a bit more and re-fixed. From then on, they will only grow upwards until I can switch them to 12 / 12.
#22they look beautiful and perfect! even the scars from the cuts, what a wonderful plant, congratulations
#23dang dude’
congradulations on dat big step’
keep it 
cuz a diamond lastz forever
#24Yesterday, training was on the agenda again
#25I don’t see the photo 
#26Turn off the translator then you can see the pictures.
#27Wow, it’s true! haha they are beautiful, I already said it last time that even the healed cuts are beautiful haha
#28Hey, aren’t 350ppm 700 EC?
#29Yes, that should be fine
#30The plant has recovered and is healthy. Yesterday I fertilized it again a bit and removed a few more leaves.
#31Today, there will be some more water with fertilizer, and the lighting duration will be reduced again a bit. This means Saturday will be Flowering Day 1. Can’t wait to see how she does in flower.
#32Small correction, today Flower Day 1
#33The plant is currently stretching quite a bit and flower sites are slowly becoming visible everywhere. There are a few light leaves at the bottom, but I don’t want to overfertilize it again. Otherwise, it looks quite healthy.
