Romulan Genetics Fermented

Frambo2V4T Day 1 - basic transplant Day 2 - all good Day 7 - slowly getting bigger, mimosa cake got harvested, so humidity is up to 65%

Frambo2V4T Kind LED is set at 25% Things are looking good. Had an issue with my t3 humidifier, had it programmed, but was wouldn’t shut down, this has happened several times in past grows. Going back to using my inkbird.

Frambo2V4T Kind LED is set at 50% Day 15 - looks like I might of had light and wind burn, moved light up 3” and re-angled the fan Day 17 - everything looks good Day 20 - transplanted into 3 gallon fabric pots Day 21 - gave them their first dose of nutrients (Cutting Edge Solutions)

Frambo2V4T Day 23 - topped, she’s short and bushy Day 26 - topped dressed with 6tsp COM plant food, then gave her 1/2 gal of water

Frambo2V4T Kind LED is set to 75% Day 29 - fed her 1/2gal of nutrient mixture, has recovered nicely from the small defoliation Day 30 - moved the LST stakes out farther to spread her out, tucked some leaves. Day 32 - fed them their first compost tea (1/2gal) 1) 2 cups COM Lobster Compost 2) 2 cups COM Worm Castings 3) .25 cup COM Plant Food 4) 1 cup COM Buds & Bloom 5) .25 cup COM Kelp Meal 6) 1oz COM Liquid Squid 7) 1/2tbs Angels Touch 8) 1 top full Mammoth P 9) .25 cup Blackstrap Molasses unsulfured 10) 1.25gal Water Day 35 - Moved LST stakes farther out on the limbs Day 37 - Heavy defoliation, gave them CES nutrients and Day 40 - She has bounced back nicely to the defoliation, fed her 2qts water Day 42 - Fed her CES nute looking good

Frambo2V4T Day 43 - 10” in height, lightly defoliated, turned Kind LED to 100%, ramped the fan up to 5 to help with the humidity Day 45 - gave her 2qts homemade compost tea Day 48 - look a little droopy, I believe I under watered, should have gave them a drink yesterday, fed them 2qts CES nutrients, also pulled all the training stakes

Frambo2V4T Day 50 - 12.5” height - fed them 2qts water, bounced back from being under watered on Day 48 Day 52 - 13” height - fed them 2qts nutrients Day 53 - defoliated again Day 54 - 14.5” height - gave them 2qts of homemade compost tea Day 56 - 15” height - fed them 2qts nutrients, looking to flip to flower at 18”

Frambo2V4T Day 57 - 17” height - getting ready to flip, waiting until they reach 18”, will lollipop tomorrow and probably flip in two days, added a humidifier to lower humidity down to 50-55%. Also took them off my 18” bases and put them on a 8” base for flower. Lastly I added a trellis net to spread out and even the canopy. Day 58 - 18” height - lollipoped and flipped into flower Day 60 - fed them 2qts of nutrients, looking good Day 62 - getting thirsty, gave them 3qts water, leaves were dropping. Day 63 - 19” height - used clips to LST some of the taller limbs to even out the canopy. .

Frambo2V4T Day 66 -19” height- fed them 3qts of compost tea, also have been using clips to LST to even out the canopy. Day 67 - trimmed a few bigger fan leaves that were covering up bud sites. Day 68 - gave them a 2gal flush, turned Kind LED X-330 to 100%/50%. Day 69 - 20” height - looking good after the flush, tucked leaves that were covering bud sites. Day 70 - they are getting thirsty upped their feeding amounts to 3qts of CES nutrients…

Frambo2V4T Day 72 - 21.75” height - fed them 3qts water, looking good, starting to get pistils, some pistils look grayish.. Day 74 -23” height- fed them 3qts CES nutrients. Day 76 - fed them 2qts water, also defoliated some leaves.

Frambo2V4T Day 78 (21F) - moved light up to 19” away, canopy was turning yellowish, and leaves were a little curly, fed her 3qts compost tea, added 2tbs of neem oil, had a lot of fungus gnats... Day 81 (24F) - 25.25” height - missed a day of watering, but everything looks good, slight yellowing to canopy, defoliated again. Day 82 (26F) - fed them 3qts CES nutrients, canopy is still slightly yellow, added 4tsp neem oil to combat the fungus gnats.. Day 84 (28F) - I believe the second dose of neem oil has worked no gnats on the sticky pads, fed them 3 qts of water, added 1/8tsp of Raw nitrogen to the water to help with the slightly yellow canopy...

Frambo2V4T Day 85 (28F) - 25.25” height - feed her 2qts water Day 87 (30F) - fed them 3qts CES nutrients and 1/8tsp Raw nitrogen Day 89 (32F) - flushed them to see if I had nutrient lock-out Day 91(34F) - turned lights up to 100%, starting to get some purple on the leaves..

Frambo2V4T Day 92 (35F) - gave them a 3gal flush, pretty sure I had nutrient lockout, I wasn’t good at checking my EC, had an old cheap EC meter, ended up buying a new Apera. Day 95 (38F) - did another 2gal flush. Soil flush runoff was high at 6.99, brought it down to 6.78 (still high), but was worried about drowning the roots. Day 98 (41F) - fed her 3qts of homemade compost tea, she needed it since she was depleted of nutrients and microbes from the flush. Starting to get some good purples on the leaves and bud

Frambo2V4T Day 101 (44F) - gave them their first nutes since the flush, looking like we are back on track, getting some good purple coloring. Day 103 (46F) - fed them 1.5qts water Day 105 (48) - fed them nutes, still getting good color

Frambo2V4T Day 107 (50F) - fed her 2qts of water.. Day 109 (52F) - fed them 2qts nutrients for the last time, had to add some mosquito bites for the fungus gnats, will be feeding them one more compost tea, then water w/ black strap raw rest of the way.. Day 111 (54F) - fed them 2qts water…

Frambo2V4T Day 115 (58F) - looking good, fed them 2qts water, some trichromes on the sugar leaves are starting to become amber, trichromes on buds are still clear… Day 117 (60F) - still has a little to go, fed them 2qts water. Day 120 (63F) - slowing down on the water, lower leaves are turning yellow, recommend harvest is 63-70days. I was planing on harvesting on Day 65, but may have to go a little longer.

Frambo2V4T Day 121 (64F) - just some flash photo shots, room lights were off...

Frambo2V4T Chopped on day 122, didn’t have as bad of nutrient lockout as the Mad Dog (Solfire), but did have some nitrogen deficiency in late veg. Look forward to growing more Romulan genetics..