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Maui Wowie was a great strain for my first grow. The only problems I had were my own fault. The plant itself grew very well and was so much fun to take care of. I cannot wait for the drying & curing to be over so I can see how it tastes.
The Outcome
Week 14
Harvest
What's on the scales?
99.22
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
1
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
1.22
m²
ft²
Grow Room size
0.82
plant / m²
82.04
watt / m²
Photos & Videos
Pre trim
Wet trimming some of the small stand alone branches off
Started with the really small buds/branches
Pre trim
Wet trimming some of the small stand alone branches off
Great performance for the price. I would have loved a dimmer switch but that was not a deal breaker as I could simply raise/lower the light a little more.
Tent was real easy to put together and worked perfectly throughout the entire grow. Also works great for drying my final crop. Definitely best for one plant, you may be able to squeeze another in there but that would be pushing it.
MauiWowie was a treat to grow. This was my very first ever grow and I could not have asked for a more chill experience. This strain was really easy to maintain and responded will to changes. I messed up the PH and PPMs a few times early on but she was a tough girl and the only thing I got was some yellowed leaf tips. I grew in Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil so I did not have to put in that many nutrients until a bit later so I definitely recommend this strain and soil combo for new growers as it is extremely forgiving and allowed me plenty of room to learn. I am so excited to finish drying and curing to I can finally taste the fruits of this endeavor. I cannot wait to grow this one again!
My first grow and first grow diary on this site is coming to a close. I am already planning the next grow and which strain I am going to try out. Thanks to everyone in the community for your kind words and helpful tips as I worked my way through this one. You all are the best!
Is it too early to top the plant below the top nodes? Trying to not get ahead of myself or be too hasty since this is my first grow. Would it be worth it at this point or would it be better to get some more growth in?
Well I would't top that place, as it has been topped already. Maybe further top the new branches. My advice is you should consider a transplant in a larger container, depending on your grow room size, remove the lower 2 branches, wait a week and then top the new shoots. And don't forget fertilizing after an invasive action like topping or HST.
@ManicMiner, I was considering that myself but was worried about spacing since it is only a 2x2x4 tent. But something I may pursue. I did pick up some bamboo sticks so going to be giving her some more support shortly, my todo list never stops haha.
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