O.M.G. - Ripper Seeds

BajaMX_Growr86r O.M.G. Grow Log - 4/21/25 - Day 8: These little guys are coming along great. I'm just giving them some plain water that's been sitting out for a bit to break down with a splash of hydrogen peroxide. I recently started adding a tiny bit of Cal-Mag to keep things balanced. Next week, I'll be kicking off their regular nutrient feedings, so it'll be interesting to see how they respond.

BajaMX_Growr86r O.M.G. Grow Log - 5/1/25 - Day 18: These plants are looking good. I started feeding them some nutrients this week, and so far, everything's going smoothly. They're just chillin' and growing like they should. Next week, I'll be giving them some more room to stretch out by transplanting them into bigger pots. Can't wait to see how they take off.

BajaMX_Growr86r O.M.G Grow Log - 5/1/25 - Day 29: Ran into a little speed bump, I wasn't watering consistently enough, and the plants got a bit parched. To get them back on track, I transplanted both into 1-gallon fabric pots. Now, I'm making sure to keep up with their watering and feeding schedule. Fingers crossed they'll bounce back strong.

BajaMX_Growr86r O.M.G. Update - 5/21/25 - Day 38: Following a minor drought stress caused by inconsistent watering, both O.M.G.s have demonstrated resilience and are now recovering well, exhibiting healthy growth and vigor. To prevent potential pest issues, a prophylactic application of powdered diatomaceous earth was administered. The plants are currently receiving a balanced nutrient regimen, including cal-mag and silica supplements, which appears to be supporting their development. Overall, the plants are on a positive trajectory, but ongoing monitoring and care will be essential to ensure continued health and optimal growth throughout the cultivation cycle.

BajaMX_Growr86r O.M.G. Update - 5/27/2025 - Day 44: Both O.M.G. plants have successfully recovered and are now exhibiting healthy growth patterns. Notably, Plant #1 is thriving, while Plant #2 is still recovering from a period of stunted growth. Given the current stage of development, I anticipate that Plant #2 will regain its momentum and catch up with Plant #1 in due time. Looking ahead, I plan to initiate Low-Stress Training (LST) next week to promote a uniform canopy and maximize spatial efficiency. The plants will continue to grow until mid-to-late June, at which point they will be transplanted into their permanent 7-gallon containers. Following transplant, I will continue LST techniques until the main stem reaches the pot's edge, after which I will top the plant to encourage lateral branching and expansion. Based on past experience, topping has consistently resulted in more robust development of middle stems and branches. Additionally, next week I will implement a water-only dunking technique to support root health and begin spraying the plants with a neem oil and potassium soap mixture in the afternoon to provide preventative pest control.

BajaMX_Growr86r O.M.G. Update - Day 53 (6/04/2025) As I continue to shape my O.M.G. plants through Low-Stress Training (LST), it's become apparent that they'll soon need more room to flourish. To accommodate their growth, I'll be upgrading them to larger pots next week, which will give me the flexibility to further refine their structure and promote optimal development. My goal is to create a uniform canopy by gently guiding the plants outward and then allowing them to grow upward before topping. This should encourage a bushy, productive growth habit and maximize bud potential. The plants are currently thriving on a balanced diet of Silica Blast, Cal-Mag, and Pure Blend Pro Grow. I've also implemented a preventative pest control measure using neem oil and potassic soap to keep whiteflies at bay during the vegetative stage.

BajaMX_Growr86r O.M.G. Update - Day 63 (06/14/2025) I've transplanted Plant #1 and Plant #2 into 7-gallon fabric pots to accommodate their expanding root systems and facilitate continued Low-Stress Training (LST). Notably, Plant #1 is exhibiting a more vigorous growth pattern compared to Plant #2. However, Plant #2 is displaying phenotypic characteristics consistent with indica dominance, evident in its leaf morphology. During the transplant process, I incorporated Trichoderma and Bacillus into the root balls to promote a healthy soil microbiome. With ongoing training and monitoring, this week will be focused on supporting the plants' development. The current progress is promising, and I'll continue to observe and adjust techniques as needed.