Purple Kush - Kannabia Seeds

BajaMX_Growr86r Purple Kush Update - 4/21/25, Day 8: Plants are looking healthy and developing well. Currently, I'm watering with solarized water (24-48 hours) and a small dose of hydrogen peroxide. Recently introduced a light dose of Cal-Mag to support growth. Next step will be transitioning to a regular nutrient feeding schedule, which I'll initiate next week.

BajaMX_Growr86r Purple Kush Update - 5/1/25, Day 18: Plants are progressing well, and I initiated nutrient feeding this week. Everything's looking good so far. Next step is transplanting into larger pots, scheduled for next week. On a side note, I mixed up the photo documentation – one of the plants was mistakenly a Bubba Kush. No big deal, just a minor record-keeping error.

BajaMX_Growr86r Purple Kush Update - 5/12/25, Day 29: Encountered a slight setback due to inconsistent watering, which led to medium dry-out and temporary stunting. To rectify the issue, I transplanted both plants into 1-gallon fabric pots, providing a more optimal environment for root growth. Currently, I'm focusing on consistent watering and nutrient feeding to help the plants recover and get back on track.

BajaMX_Growr86r Purple Kush Update - 5/21/25 - Day 38: Following a minor drought stress caused by inconsistent watering, both Purple Kush 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 Purple Kush Update - 5/27/2025 - Day 44: Both Purple Kush plants have successfully recovered and are now exhibiting healthy growth patterns. Plant #1 is thriving, while Plant #2 is still overcoming 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 optimize 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 stimulate lateral branching and expansion. Based on past experience, topping has proven effective in enhancing the development of middle stems and branches. Additionally, next week I will implement a water-only dunking technique, submerging the fabric pots in a water-filled bucket 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.