Hello Everyone,
The Big Mac Superstar cannabis is eight weeks into flowering stage now and looking very beautiful.
The plant does not have any health problems and maintains a vibrantly green stem system from bottom to top.
I've begun flushing the plant of all of the nutrient products I was feeding, and this will go on for the next couple of weeks.
The feeding was a huge success and giant bud growth occurred during the process.
At this point in the plants life, we can call this entire process a success, as we now have giant maturing flowers that could be harvested and smoked right now (after dried) if desired, but doing so would be a mistake in my opinion, as she still has some maturing to do.
I've made an intuitive decision to raise the lights a few inches to more evenly mature the trichomes without intensifying exposure to the main cola too much with unnecessary light and heat. This could result in a slight loss of potential growth, but I am rather pleased with the current yield despite this continual explosion. I just see it as a wise decision to reduce the chance of last minute problems.
How does the plant look to all of you?
I would love to read your thoughts in the comments!
Thank you for stopping by! -
