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Cheesejonescommentedweek 207 years ago
Look at this massiv buds and yield π so much love to sensi for this genetics π
Great workπͺ
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Sensi Seeds Early Skunk Fem - Indoors.
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35Indoor
Room Type
HST
weeks Technique
Topping
weeks Technique
100%
Soil
Grow medium
Grow Conditions
Week 15
Flowering
87
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
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Day 99:
AIW
The plant was watered and fed with 5ml fertilizer + 5ml Cal Mag in 3 liter tap water.
Some lower fan leaves were removed.
Day 100:
AIW
The plant was watered with 5ml Cal Mag in 3 liter tap water.
Day 101:
AIW
The plant was watered 3 liter tap water.
Day 102:
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The plant was watered and fed with 5ml fertilizer + 5ml Cal Mag in 3 liter tap water.
Day 103:
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The plant was watered 3 liter tap water.
Day 104:
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The plant was watered 3 liter tap water.
Day 105:
I decided to try a new fertilizer I got for extremely cheap, it has extra poatssium sulfate (K2SO4) which helps resin and trichomes production.
The fertilizer is N11-P11-K22-Mg2.3-S5.6. I start testing it at 0.02% strength and see how it goes.
Dissolved 10g of powder in 100ml (10% solution), and then added 2ml/liter for final concentration of 0.02%)
It might contain too much nitrogen for the late flower stage, but we will see what happens.
I paid 7 euros for 3 kg of powder, which is enough to make 15,000 liters of 0.02% nutrient solution - still feel like spending money on liquid nutrients?
:)
The plant looks good, the buds start to thicken and swell.
It barely grows vertically anymore.
Can't wait to cut this lady off!
:)
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DopeLeavescommentedweek 197 years ago
Amazing grow and unbelievable yield. Thumbs up!
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Toothlesscommented7 years ago
@DopeLeaves, Thanks a lot! :)
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BigDaddyKcommentedweek 207 years ago
Nice , looks lovely π
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Toothlesscommented7 years ago
@BigDaddyK, Thanks man!
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CANNASIMcommentedweek 207 years ago
Congrats on the harvest! ππ»ππ» Well done!
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Toothlesscommented7 years ago
@CANNASIM, Thank you man! what a journey! :D
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GardenOfHerbscommentedweek 107 years ago
This diarie is dope! So much info and pics π
Very well done π― beautifull lady! Im drewling π
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Mr_Maticscommentedweek 207 years ago
Great work
Perfect job π
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JUNGLE_B4RNScommentedweek 207 years ago
Massive yield πππ
Congrats π
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JUNGLE_B4RNScommentedweek 168 years ago
That plant is a beauty π
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@goarilla, I actually tasted it and it's a real bomb :) The readiness I check from the trichomes under a microscope.
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goarillacommented8 years ago
@Toothless, You haven't sacrificed some small buds yet for tasting and readiness testing ? :D
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JUNGLE_B4RNScommented8 years ago
@Toothless,Hahahaha π
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OldCoolSativacommentedweek 158 years ago
I've really enjoyed reading your journal. I've also never been able to find anything definitive about the benefits/drawbacks of defoliation during flowering. I'm inclined to remove large fan leaves early in flower and then leave it alone.
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@OldCoolSativa, I hope you share it with us on this website so we can read it and learn :)
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OldCoolSativacommented8 years ago
@Toothless, that was a lesson I learned in my first grow, to trim the stuff away under the main canopy. My plants wasted a lot of energy in larf that should have gone into buds. Next grow I'm going to veg long enough to mainline into 4 colas then leave them alone in flower.
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@OldCoolSativa, Thanks man! Yeah I think the plant knows what it's doing, so I tend to just leave it alone. The lower parts I trim because the important part is the canopy which is exposed to light, but once the canopy is even and full - that's all we can ask for :)
I think the problem of most beginners is over doing. Over watering, over feeding, over training, over lighting. It's so exciting to start growing that most people forget that the best thing for the plant is to just leave it alone and let it grow :D
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Bstonercommentedweek 158 years ago
Insane plant you got there, have you considered removing some upper leaves aswell to let the light penetrate your plant easier ?
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Toothlesscommented7 years ago
@Bstoner, Thank you, I will take a look!
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Bstonercommented7 years ago
@Toothless,there's an article proving that removing the biggest leafs is beneficial since those biggest leafs compete with your buds. http://www.rollitup.org/t/scientific-evidence-that-selective-defoliation-is-beneficial.825108/
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@Bstoner, Hey Bstoner, thank you! Yes I have considered it. There are mixed opinions about defoliation even among experts, and I tried really hard to find some conclusive evidence to sway me either way - I couldn't find any.
So I decided to leave it like this because my own logic says the leaves are after all quite important, and the top canopy is quite uniform and that's the most important part of the grow. I don't think light penetration to the lower parts of the plant is that important and sacrificing top leaves to help bottom leaves grow doesn't make sense to me, but what do I know? :D
I will however harvest the plant in 3 stages from top to bottom to let middle and lower buds a chance to mature. As you can see I'm not in any hurry with this grow :)
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Doudoucommentedweek 98 years ago
This is a very beautiful plant ! I have a few questions if u dont mind ? How many flowers do you top at the same time when they are used to topping ?
How many branches at a time did u supercrop on the first time you did it ?
How many branches do u supercrop at a time afterwards ?
Good luck with the flowering time !!
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@Doudou, No worries man we are all here to share and to learn! :) I will follow your grow too, I hope it goes well!
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Doudoucommented8 years ago
@Toothless, Thanks a lot i looked thru the diary before ( which helped me well for the start of my topping) so thanks dude and thanks again for these answers ππ
Wishing you the best πͺπͺπͺπͺ
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@Doudou, Thank you Doudou. If you browse through the journal I wrote down the toppings: Day 21: 1 topping, Day 23: 2 toppings, Day 25: 2 toppings, Day 26: 2 toppings, Day 29: 4 toppings, Day 34: 7 toppings, overall 18 times. I read online people recommend to wait 1 week minimum before each topping, but to be honest at least this strain didn't seem to care at all for the topping. About the super-cropping I don't remember the number in the first time, but I estimate 7-8 shoots at a time. I just found the shortest thick branch in the canopy, and bent all the branches that were higher so that they are all in the same height. and I did it every few days, no matter how many branches I needed to bend.
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ClubRiotcommentedweek 207 years ago
nice buds! good job! ππͺ
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Toothlesscommented7 years ago
@ClubRiot, Thank you man! greatly appreciated! :)
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GreenDogLVcommentedweek 207 years ago
this plant is a beast :D :D :D πππ
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Toothlesscommented7 years ago
@GreenDogLV, She was! :P
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nicogmcommentedweek 207 years ago
almost a pound... what a yield bro! congrats
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Toothlesscommented7 years ago
@nicogm, Thanks man! :)
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Mar22commentedweek 188 years ago
You should do a growers book
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@Mar22, Thanks for the kind words man. Every new strain is still a learning experience, but the basic principles remain the same always.
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bosgrowercommentedweek 88 years ago
Nice journal. Good to see another long "vegger" :)
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@bosgrower, at some point I would like to make a graph of veg time to yield to find the most efficient veg time of the strains I'm growing :) Also for me plant count is an issue, so in order to keep it down, I prefer to have fewer plants and veg longer.
I really liked your journals too!
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BigDaddyKcommentedweek 138 years ago
Excellent diary - so much detail - π
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@BigDaddyK,
Thank you man! I can't wait to bring this lady down already :D
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shadowmancommentedweek 118 years ago
The purple of the stalk could also be genetics and not a deficiency. Mine has a lot of purple around the same area and i am pretty its genetics. I might be wrong. either way this skunk looks amazing. π
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@@shadowman, You are very correct, it can be both. However it came quite suddenly and it's very hard to give too much Magnesium, so I added just in case!
Thanks a lot for your nice comment! :)
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babyburn76commentedweek 108 years ago
I dont know if this plant would survive without CO2, as I can see that your temps are really high. I will add in my grow, thats why I ask. Here my temps go 32C like in a daily basis, I can see slow growth, as I dont use CO2 yet, I think it will help, dont you?
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Toothlesscommented8 years ago
@babyburn76, As far as I know, CO2 in flower adds about 25% in yield. There is no data if CO2 in veg does anything, but I believe it does. From what I know and what I have seen in my grow so far, with CO2 the plant can be happy also in 40 degrees. My plants were 2 weeks in 36-42 degree and nothing happened, at least in veg. A real solution would be to control the temperature better, which is going to be harder in the summer. Hopefully I will have enough money to upgrade my setup before summer.
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Banditcommentedweek 207 years ago
Wow tell me you plan on more diaries. Loved the pics but the notes made it and loved the videos of you showing how you did steps.
Thanks
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