Six Shooter Early Spring grow diary by Northern_Ent

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Used method

Glass Of Water

Germination Method

1/2

18 hrs

Light Schedule

23 °C

Day Air Temp

60 %

Air Humidity

23 °C

Night Air Temp

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18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

60 %

Air Humidity

10 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

Nutrients 1

Calnesium

4 mll

Northern_Ent May 13: planted in 7 gallon grow bag. Sodium rich well water messes up the cation ratio and starves plants of Ca, Mg and K. Cal-Mag works but is a super expensive option compared to my “water hardener” which exchanges Na in water for Ca from limestone. The trick is to first spray the limestone with vinegar to release CO2 which leaves exchangeable calcium ready to be swapped with sodium from the water. Checked calcium concentrations using an aquarium test kit (Red Sea) that is quite accurate and all sodium in the well water can easily be exchanged for calcium. Ta-dah. 😎

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18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

60 %

Air Humidity

10 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

Nutrients 1

Calnesium

4 mll

Northern_Ent Cold overnight this week with five nights at or below zero. Plants were covered and looked okay, but most younger plants have been slow to recover and many have dwarfed. Will see how they turn out, but I know Fast Buds says this is a hot weather plant so I don’t hold out much hope for this one. Trying again though with another batch started four weeks later.

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18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

60 %

Air Humidity

10 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

Nutrients 1

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

20 mll

Northern_Ent May 23: LAB only foliar spray. May30: dwarfed due to five nights of low temps at 3 week stage. Will cull and try again.

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8.89 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

60 %

Air Humidity

12 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.98 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 2

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

20 mll

Alaska Fish Fertilizer

6 mll

Northern_Ent Likely dwarfed from cold overnight temps a couple of weeks ago, but still going.

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17.78 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

700 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

11 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Northern_Ent June 13: sunny and hot 26 C and plants are finally growing quickly.

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17.78 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

700 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

11 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 2

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

15 mll

Alaska Fish Fertilizer

4 mll

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38.1 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

700 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

11 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 5

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

15 mll

Alaska Fish Fertilizer

4 mll

WSC - water soluble calcium

1 mll

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43.18 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

30 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

850 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

15 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 6

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

25 mll

Alaska Fish Fertilizer

2 mll

WSC - water soluble calcium

2 mll

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43.18 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

30 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

850 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

15 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 5

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

30 mll

WSC - water soluble calcium

2 mll

FFJ - watermelon strawberry and banana

1 mll

Northern_Ent July 12: LAB foliar at dusk. July 13: FFJ and banana peel tea foliar in morning.

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43.18 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

850 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

15 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 6

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

30 mll

WSC - water soluble calcium

2 mll

FFJ - watermelon strawberry and banana

1 mll

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43.18 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

850 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

15 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 5

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

30 mll

WSC - water soluble calcium

2 mll

FFJ - watermelon strawberry and banana

1 mll

Northern_Ent She’s dwarfed due to cold weather in mid-May. Plants started after that bit of cold are much bigger.

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43.18 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

23 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

pH

Normal

Smell

850 PPM

TDS

60 %

Air Humidity

15 °C

Night Air Temp

26.5 L

Pot Size

0.95 L

Watering Volume

Nutrients 5

LAB - lactic acid bacteria

30 mll

WSC - water soluble calcium

2 mll

FFJ - watermelon strawberry and banana

1 mll

Northern_Ent Aug 9: harvested.

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Happy Harvest Day!

Six Shooter Auto Fast Buds

8/10

Rated

Nice smoke off of this plant. There is some sort of fuel or chemically taste and smell which is really like and it’s nice and strong. Good stuff. This plant was outside during cold weather in mid-May and was dwarfed because of that stress. A second round of Six Shooters were started later and those plants are much bigger than this one. Success in outdoor auto growing is strongly dependent on the age of the plant when extreme weather hits. These plants did fine with the heat waves this summer (three days hitting 37 C in late June, five weeks after it hit -3 C in mid-May).

Spent 93 days

Ger Veg Flo Har

20 g

Bud dry weight per plant

1

Plants

Normal

Difficulty

Creative, Happy, Uplifted

Positive effects

Sleepy

Energy

Indica

Hybrid

Sativa

Height

Day air temperature

Air humidity

PPM

PH

Light schedule

Night air temperature

Pot size

Northern_Ent Plant was smaller than it should be due to unusually cold weather in mid-May. Lesson is that it’s likely best to start auto outdoors in late May not early May. That means after the May long weekend here in Canada. Plant material mostly went for hash.

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