[Spaventa]

Originally Posted by mr.brunch

Thanks for dropping in, your description sounds like what I am hoping for. Did yours stretch a lot?

No. I topped them early on and ended up with bushes. They side branched well.

[FredyJohnSmith]

very nice mate.what sort of juice you will be using for the grow...

[mr.brunch]

Originally Posted by FredyJohnSmith

very nice mate.what sort of juice you will be using for the grow...

Hello mate thanks for looking in, I will be using miracle grow every third watering...same as usual. I was due to test some nutrients for fms but due to a mix up I didn’t receive them.

[Female Seeds]

Hey Brunch!

Here we are again!
So, this time is Blueberry Cheese Cake's turn? Nice, really nice.

Glad to hear about the germination, that's always the first good news anticipating a great grow too!

About the BBCC...well, it's not the easiest strain we have, meaning that it needs some attention.
It is a classica indica, really study and with a strong stem.

The Blueberry Cheese Cake loves to stretch, it is part of its genes. You need to be careful with it because sometimes it is really hard to keep her under control.
You may need to top or super crop the main stem .
This is a strain that it does not stop when to grow, this is why it's a very high yielder in a green house.

Buds are normally quite compact but have very moist resin, so be careful with mould related issues.

It is also quite of a stinky plant, wait for the flowering phase and it wills start smelling very strong. A good and proper fan or filter can help you out since is not such a stealth strain

I think that's all for the moment. If you have more question or doubts, feel free to ask as always. I will try to reply as fast as possible!

Take care and thanks once more for starting this thread,

Cheers,
Mr B.

Originally Posted by mr.brunch

Evenin all.


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I planted some blueberry cheesecake seeds (5) five days ago- in soil, small pots half full of soil, seeds on top, a little water then a few mm of dry soil on top.
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Put them on a tray inside a plastic bag in a dark cupboard , and today they are all up.... 100% germination again, thank you female seeds!


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I will give them some time to open up properly, then it’s off to their new home

[mr.brunch]

Thank you for the input mr b , very much appreciated. They will be off to their new home soon- a shiny new tent just for them!
Update soon....

[mr.brunch]

2 weeks since cracking, only getting natural light and fluorescent backup so still pretty small.... all will change when they go under the hps.
I have topped up the pots with soil and given only their second light watering, but not much else to report yet.

Here they are:

[mr.brunch]

Off to their new home tomorrow, will update when they are in place

[mr.brunch]

All sorted and in place, 4 strongest looking selected, potted up in 20l buckets... under a 400w for now but that will change to a 600w soon.
18/6, little watering and we’re off.

[ozzieAI]

what happened?

they look the same size on the 16th as they did on the 3rd?

hope they boom from here....

good luck...

[mr.brunch]

They’ve only had weak light up to now,this is how I tend to run seeds. I like them to be at least 6/7 weeks old before the flip- a way of letting them age a little without getting out of hand. Don’t worry, they’ll soon take off.
Thanks for looking in