Hey ho!
Finally got back home.. my god, weekend was exhausting... that's what happens when you go away from your family and friends for more than half a year.. Well anyway my plants survived, so here's the update.
Destroyer:
I think that it's pretty safe to say that destroyer really stopped stretching, cause in those 6 days it grew maybe half of an inch. It's green as (green)fuck lol. BUT I saw one very interesting change on it. Leaves got some shiny surface, plastic-like and this changed after I added potassium silicate. Must be related. It's impossible to see the stem, it's so heavily loaded with leaves and budsites and short internodes. I was wondering whether microkote takes parts in this plant structure or it's only genes, anyway I'm very happy with this plant. Those 4 colas are fattening and looking nice, although side branches which managed to get the same height as main colas are way skinnier. One of the main colas tops split into two, you can see that in pics. Looks like I said everything I wanted about destroyer, lets proceed further
Zamaldelica:
Oh bhoy.. I guess this is the time when quite a lot of people should start saying - "I told you so"
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well she decided to grow not the way I expected lol. side branches which was equal with main colas stretched like 5-7 inches, long internodes, not much of budsites, but main colas stayed in the same place, probably did not grow even an inch, but produced a bit of stigmas. It's a pity I did not take pictures yesterday before training so I could show you how it looked. Was too tired from journey. After training plant was again at the same level, but oh my.. it's becoming a real mess in there lol, however I still have that 1 foot of grow space for them. But really if for destroyer there's 7-8 weeks left, so for zamaldelica it should be still 12-14... they look sooo far away from each other. Also because zamal is so skinny and stretchy, I can see everything clearly in there, light can penetrate all the way to the bottom.
Yesterday I finally watered zamal (for the first time after leaching it) with silica and other nutes, she showed a bit of N deficiency on her lowest nodes. It really surprises me that those 5 gallons stayed wet for 14 days lol...
So.. The pics. There are a lot of them, I know, but some show lanky stems curled around the cage, some shows leaves affected by silica, some colas, so make sure you pay attention to the details, not just fast scroll them
Destroyer:
Zamaldelica: