Green Crack Auto grow diary (journal) week11 by JKent19

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homerjgangiacommentedweek 03 years ago

Good luck with your grow mate!💪💪

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@homerjgangia, appreciate it as always man!

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Seedsmancommentedweek 03 years ago

Thank you for choosing our strains. Good luck and we hope you like it. If you have any issues, please let us know. 😀💚

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@Seedsman, so far they are doing great! I am really looking forward to this grow. This will be my first attempt at a sativa so my fingers are crossed! Will do my best to max out their potential and make you all proud.

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cannapassioncommentedweek 53 years ago

Nice girl good Luck for the futur 👌💪

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cannapassioncommented3 years ago

@JKent19,😉🌱

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@@cannapassion, thank you! I appreciate it!

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CrazyHorsecommentedweek 53 years ago

All the best 😇 Happy growing mate 😇 💪 🙏

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CrazyHorsecommented3 years ago

@JKent19, Thank you sir 🙏

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@CrazyHorse, I really appreciate it! All the best to you as well buddy!!!

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LittleJohncommentedweek 13 years ago

Good luck and happy growing🙌🏻🌱😋🙏🏻

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LegacyMarketFarmcommentedweek 73 years ago

Hey man looks good. Just some advice to help out if I may. Cannabis plants love heat and humidity. It is the buds that hate it. We can exploit this in veg and early flower to get more vigorous growth. Your temps are just a little on the cool side right now. I would aim for more in the low 80's at this stage and no more than 9 degrees less when the lights are off. We want the temp gap between lights on and lights off to remain within that margin all the way through veg & early flower or we will make our plants stretch which we want to avoid. Once they have finished their vertical growth by weeks 4-6 of flower we can then open up that temp gap and begin allowing for more than 10 degrees less when the lights go out because it will now instead signal the plants to put more energy into the budding process and resin production. By this stage we drop those lights on temps to around 77. We begin walking them down by weeks 2-3 of flower and as soon as their done growing vertically by weeks 4-6 begin opening up that temp gap. If we grow buds all the way through at temps over 80 they will be big but very airy. Lower temps we get more dense and frosted nugs but we do not want to be too cold too soon or we lose out on size. We want the best of size and density. If you do not have them already get yourself a thermal laser temp gun and a PAR meter to better read your plants and get the most potential from your lights. If you have yet to do so research VPD, Vapor pressure deficit and how it relates to growing cannabis. There are good charts out there to print off and follow day to day. Keep up the good work man if you have any questions please feel free to ask. If you got a minute check out my 200 light 7,000 plant diary and follow my profile and youtube for videos. Happy growing!

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LegacyMarketFarmcommented3 years ago

@JKent19, Hey man sometimes we have to do what we have to do. That is a large part of growing as well and you are making do very well my friend. Look at the DropAir humidifier on amazon. There are multiple of them on each floor of the grow in my diary & I also have one for my future tent tutorials. Also using a full bucket of water in the grow room with no lid will very decently passively raise the humidity it works especially well in a warm room. VPD in short form as possible is essentially making use of the humidity and temperature to dial in the plants to be at their optimal feed rate through both the stomata on the underside of the leafs & through their roots. It basically super charges the growth rate of the plants. You want to dial it in for different parts of growth there are great easy to understand charts online that will help with this. PAR meter is a device for reading the amount of light the sensor on it detects so we use it above our plants to see how much light they are receiving and can maximize the potential of our lights this way getting them nice and close and then use the thermal laser gun to read the temps on the tops of the plants themselves to make sure everything is dialed. Just launched our youtube with our first video so make sure you follow my growdiaries profile & sub to youtube for support! If you have any further questions do not hesitate to ask friend. Keep it up man!

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@LegacyMarketFarm, I really appreciate the advice! The person who helped get me started growing lives far away, so there's only so much he can so to help. It's a little tough to keep my temp and humidity consistent due to my environment. I live in a high desert and it's super dry. At the beginning of this grow I had 2 powerful humidifiers going and couldn't get it above 50%. As you said, it's great for the mid to late flowering stage, but tough the rest of the time. As to remain legal, since I have a daughter, I have to keep the tent in my garage, which also makes it a bit more difficult. I have to put a heater outside of the tent due to it being winter. It seems like moving it back or forward 2 inches changes the temp by 5 degrees, haha! Not trying to make excuses but I'm definitely fighting the elements more rhis grow than during the spring, summer, and fall. I definitely will get a thermal laser, and research what you said. Just initial question is VPD like negative pressure in the tent? And is the PAR like the ppm meter? It's funny because I know enough to know there's a lot I still need to learn, but so far at least I have got lucky and managed respectable harvests! I will definitely check out your page, I actually have a little time to do some research right now.

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cannapassioncommentedweek 63 years ago

👌💪🌱

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cannapassioncommented3 years ago

@JKent19,😉

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@@cannapassion, thanks bud, these plants are needing a lot of tlc but I'm happy with the progress so far!

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GanjaJackcommentedweek 33 years ago

I'm currently growing what was supposed to be a Green Crack Auto, unknown genetics, and I'm on day 67 with the last 2 weeks I've seen many signs of preflower. Been told they go for between 13 and 16 weeks. At any rate this plant of mine is an absolute monster. Happy Growing

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GanjaJackcommented3 years ago

@JKent19, have you seen the picture on my diary? 67 days, LST only, the bud sites are plentiful!!

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@GanjaJack, someone I know is doing Northern Lights auto and it's on week 16 just starting to flower, the one plant is taking up their entire tent!

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NoSoSadPlant21commentedweek 13 years ago

Good luck with your grow, you should def see a big pop within this week or the next! I'm on week 4 of some green crack auto's myself and at about week 2-3 they started to get real dense.

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NoSoSadPlant21commented3 years ago

@JKent19, Absolutely mate, ill be following closely to see how this goes!

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@NoSoSadPlant21,best of luck to you as well! Yeah it usually seems like they grow quick for a couple of days then slow down for a few days while rhe roots develop. Hope that's the case here! I'll keep an eye on yours too and maybe we can share some tips!

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GanjaJackcommentedweek 53 years ago

Looking good, hope you have better luck in the flower stage than me

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@GanjaJack, thanks bud! One of them is definitely in pre-flower, the other not quite yet. Hopefully this upcoming week will bring a lot of progress.

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ZoobZoob_farmZcommentedweek 33 years ago

GOOD GROW!!! don't hesitate to tcheck my gardens if you have 5min peace 💪 👏 👊

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@ZoobZoob_farmZ, your grows are definitely looking great buddy! Happy growing!

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PapasGrowcommentedweek 33 years ago

Good luck 🌱

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@PapasGrow, thanks a lot! Also sorry for the late response, but hopefully your endeavors in growing are fruitful!

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Kynarethcommentedweek 33 years ago

love this

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@Kynareth, thank you! Sorry for the delayed response, I checked out your grows and they're looking great!

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Y0inkcommentedweek 03 years ago

We do what we got to do 😎 Good luck whit your grow mate 👊🏽🍀🤞

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@Y0ink, thank you! Yes I'm pretty new at growing but I've found you have to constantly adapt to external forces in order to be successful.

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AsNoriucommentedweek 113 years ago

I just chopped mine. Amazing strain ! Good luck in finishing Yours !

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@AsNoriu, yeah I'm definitely smelling a strong tone of mango. That's the only thing my two plants have in common is the smell. I'm going to try molasses with the flush for the first time, we'll see if it kakes a difference. I agree completely, my motto is "let the plants tell you when they are ready." They are starting to get close though, I would say at least 50% of the trichomes are cloudy and a majority of the hairs are red so I feel confident they will be ready in that 14 day time frame!

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AsNoriucommented3 years ago

@JKent19, you never know, till you trim, then you can have a feel ... I learned one lesson, never hurry the thing you been caring about for last 3-4 month ... My one Northern Lights caught weight really nice in last 3 days, thought she will be sh1t, but she looks okeish even. And I never grew so much, but my grows are improving with every I do. My target was and always is - 100g plant. Somehow I make a bit more now ... ;)

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@AsNoriu, also if my math is right I think you averaged 210.3 g per plant. We could either do the average of mine or we could compare to your 2 biggest plants. Your call, I have no idea how much I'm going to get but I don't think it's gonna be 210 per plant, haha. I'd be super happy with 300 g total!

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ZoobZoob_farmZcommentedweek 73 years ago

👌💪

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@ZoobZoob_farmZ, Oui j'ai fait mon ami! Votre jardin a aussi fière allure !

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ZoobZoob_farmZcommented3 years ago

@JKent19,tu as vue le jardin a zurbanpoisona 💪

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@ZoobZoob_farmZ, thanks as always bud! Looking forward to the next update, they're starting to flower like crazy!

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AsNoriucommentedweek 133 years ago

Great result no doubts !!! You got that sweet mango ? My third girl was best by taste.

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@AsNoriu, I'm also really happy that there's a good mix of buds. My first grow I let it dry too much so the buds all broke apart and I ended up with 6 ounces of popcorn buds. My 2nd grow a vast majority of it was huge nugs that didn't really dry super well. This grow I got a ton of small, medium, and large buds so that's definitely nice.

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@AsNoriu, so the plant I got 153 grams off immediately had that fruity smell, I'd say mango with a grapey undertone. The bud with the fatter plants may not have been 100% dry when I trimmed them. I weighed them again recently and the weight had actually increased by 7 g but I think when I first put that plant in the jar it was too wet. It had a bit of a hay smell. I've been burping 2x per day and it's seemed to develop its smell but not nearly as strong as the taller plant. That one is no lie some of the best cannabis I've had since college, haha. I'd put it up against any stuff from the dispensary that's for sure!

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Stormgrowncommentedweek 113 years ago

Looks great!

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@Stormgrown, thanks bud! I don't think I'm gonna get 7.5 ounces each plant like yours was but I'll be happy if I can get half a pound between the two of them!

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Ganja4Showcommentedweek 93 years ago

Wonderful Grow, Keep it up 🌱😎👊

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@Ganja4Show, thank you very much! This has probably been my most challenging grow so far but I'm hoping it turns out! I wasn't even going to do a winter grow but I'm definitely glad I did.

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GanjaJackcommentedweek 83 years ago

Them ladies look great. Green Crack is definitely a hearty and hungry strain. BIG YIELDS are in your future. Happy growing growmie

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JKent19commented3 years ago

@GanjaJack, thanks bud! Cautiously optimistic I'll get some pretty good weight. My goal is to beat my last grow, which was a little over 8 ounces for 2 plants. I'll post the next update Wed, but the flowers are definitely starting to fill in nicely. The reviews I have read on GC are right, she seems to need a lot more nutrients than my previous endeavors!

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