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As we step into the third week of flowering, your Rainbow Mints are truly flourishing, showcasing a radiant display of colors in your garden. The classic minty greens harmonize with the lively citrus notes, creating a visual symphony. These plants, cherished for their easy maintenance and healthful qualities, persist in bringing joy to your verdant retreat.
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Very good looking just transplanted into final 9l airpot and looking happy
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Never had such a looking plant Looks like mutant to me anyway love it so different🤙🤙🏝️💚
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@Bam91
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Tutto ok, piante sane e spettacolari.
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Topped and transplanted to final 9l airpot looks a bit tired but was over watering but now she is dry and happy
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Shes been topped and transplanted now to final pot ,no growth in the las week but i think shes comming back to life now
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This beautiful girl easily coped with stress, now she has become a giant, she feels very well 🌋😍💚
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Transplanted into final 9l airpot and soon to be big ready for producing
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This beautiful girl easily coped with stress, now she has become a giant, she feels very well 🌋😍💚
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@Haoss
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This beautiful girl easily coped with stress, now she has become a giant, she feels very well 🌋😍💚
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Inicio de floración , fotoperiodo 12/12h. bajo 300W, ATS Pro 2,7 µmol/J. Por lo que hace al cultivo. Una segunda aplicación foliar con Spider boom 3ml/l para prevenir posibles plagas de araña roja. Todo y habiendo unas temperaturas en el exterior de 0ºC en el interior se está bastante bién. 😋 Así de primeras diria que esta luminaria me parece de lo mejorcito que he tenido nunca, reparte la luz como ninguna otra penetrando mucho mejor. Otra es la comodidad para bajar o subir la potencia y la posibilidad de añadirle un controlador que monitorea la temperatura de la sala de cultivo, el fotoperiodo y la intensidad, así como la atenuación de potencia. Esta semana cansado de ir bajando o subiendo la potencia del extractor durante todo el año he decidido probar un SMSCom Smart Controller. De esta manera espero no sufrir tanto por las subidas ni por las bajadas de temperatura. Muchas veces son las que por A o por B descuido el interior y casulamente son los dias que el tiempo cambia repentinamente. Un primer foliar con Delta9 para que se pongan fuertes para lo que les viene.
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They popped up 2nd of January after germination. Biobizz soils mixed just using oxy plus for first couple of weeks as well as silicone
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Working out the kinks. Starting the ripening phase this week. Cutting nutes and watching the progress. The frost on one of the Frostybeans.com Strawberry Goo x Gooey Bear is spectacular
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Ne Obliviscaris. Humidity Day 40-45%, Night 60-65% Internodes are very close together. was hitting 450umol at seedling level making it absorb more than it can use, reduced to 280-300umol @18 hours as expected vertical growth increased. During the 18 hours of daylight the first 9 is highly saturated in blue, 5000 kelvin, the 9 hours thereafter are closer to 3000 kelvin. Last 9 hours dosed 280nm. Height is too far to cause damage. UVB light is not detected by plants in the same way other wavelength/colours are. UV cannot be measured using umol as it doesn't drive photosynthesis. The plant has tiny little sensors that get set off to even little amounts, dimer salt bridges, the UV decays these salt bridges, which initiate response. You don't need large/long exposure doses for the plant to recognize UV is present. What's an enzyme? Think of it like a multiplier, you can add an enzyme to any particular biological process to vastly increase its proficiency at a particular process. Cannabis plants take blue/violet light and use it to create an enzyme called "photolayse". This allows the plant to repair UV damage done to the plant using a process called excision repair, this repairs the damage at a much much faster rate than it could by itself. The key is the plant needs time to build a reserv of repair enzymes before using it. This is replicated in nature as, by midday UV levels peak, the generally cooler mornings allow lifetime to build up. The problem I faced was dosing right away or 1 hour after the lights were on. In photomorphogenesis, the plant cannot plan for the future of its growth. The very presence of UV changes parameters with which the plant will grow, light itself dictates the growth pattern of the plant. Not only that it can dramatically alter the regular terpene profile of a strain in unexpected ways. Gran daddy purple grown using 280nm it can quadruple already high terpene linalool if done correctly. Linalool is terpene best known for lavender, largely responsible for its beautiful smell. Trouble sleeping you say? Everyone I shared it with was blown away by the smell, my only complaint was everyone passed out right away, even hardcore old-timers. Does that sound medically relevant to you? Certainly felt medically beneficial to me. Having tried Durban poison from a dispensary and reading about its levels of tetrahydrocannabivarin. I've always wanted to taste the difference UV would make to such an already stand-out strain such as Durban.