As I have shown previously in my article, in the backyard of my house I have a plant from Big Mack genetics that, due to the season of the year, grew much more than I expected.
In my opinion, I was quite out of control as to how the plant grew because in some places it was producing buds and that production of buds withered because the plant spends more energy to increase in size.
Due to these consequences of having dry and withered collo, I have to give regular maintenance to the plant and prevent some pests from attacking the leaves.
I took the trouble to grab a tool and start cutting some branches that have completely dry necks which could not form and are impossible to consume.
Additionally, an ant nest formed at the bottom of my plant and these ants are black so they feed specifically on the leaves at the ends or in more damaging cases, they cut off some branches. Luckily this type of ant does not usually transmit any other pest so it is only a matter of eliminating the anthill by adding a little hot water because resorting to insecticides can cause the insects to adapt much more quickly to this type of poisons.
All that remains is to share some photos with the community and continue waiting for it to decide at some point in its life to form real buds.