Tangerine Dream Auto grow diary (journal) week5 by Everythingzen

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Cameltoecommentedweek 133 years ago

Nice plants the shirt is even better! Can i pick one up online?

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Everythingzencommented3 years ago

@CamelToe, check out my Instagram account @everythingzendesigns , I am a part time tie dye artist. I have been on break for the winter but will be gearing up again soon. If you see a design you like in my feed, message me on Insta and I can see if I can make one up for you. Thanks! Jill

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GrowingGranniecommentedweek 123 years ago

Nice looking grow! I want to know how you kept yours to 14"! Mine got to be close to 50" (don't know exactly because I had to do SO much LST, the stems became really curvy and I couldn't get an accurate measurement!) - I'll follow this grow - it's exciting! Your buds look really good!

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Everythingzencommented3 years ago

@GrowingGrannie, maybe it’s the 5 gallon pots? Mine are only in 3 gallon plus I had to HST them pretty heavily because they got sooooo tall.

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GrowingGranniecommented3 years ago

@@Everythingzen, no problem and glad to help! And btw, I think MY Tangerine Dream is just an oddity - I've only found one other grower growing the same strain who has the same stupid height problems I have... I'm not complaining - I just don't think I'll expect to ever get the same height again! You learn something different with every single grow - and, for ME, that's what makes this insanity absolutely fun and fascinating!

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Everythingzencommented3 years ago

@GrowingGrannie, that’s so good to know. This is my first grow so I am still learning all of this! Thanks for being so helpful, I really appreciate it. 😊

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LegacyMarketFarmcommentedweek 93 years ago

Hey friend those are some nice looking ladies, I see they have stretched quite a bit, I am just curious what your nighttime temperatures have been through the grow? I hope you do not mind me giving you some generalized advice based on the info in your diary to help out! So cannabis plants love heat and humidity, The buds hate it. In veg, we can exploit this for much more vigorous healthy growth. We want generally temperatures between 79-84 MAX with lights on & no more than 9 degrees less with lights off. If we expose our plants to, Too large of temperature fluctuations they will stretch more than we want them to. Anything beyond 10 degrees less with lights off will really stimulate this to happen in veg & up to weeks 4-6 of flower. When our plants are small our roots are small too. This early stage of growth both seedling & young plant life will generally be slower because of this. We can help ourselves speed through this phase with some good humidity in the tent to allow our leafs to do some foliar intake. Humidity of 60-75% in the first few weeks of veg is great for this. I suggest you check out Vapor pressure deficit and how it relates to growing cannabis. All growers should get used to using a VPD chart & logging their rooms numbers daily. https://cerescann.com/importance-of-measuring-vpd/ If you have not done so, Grab yourself a thermal laser temp gun like the fluke 62 MAX & a PAR meter to better read your plants and grow to their needs. These 2 items also help us dial in our optimal light distance to our plants. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to ask I am always around to help out. If you want to see how big of an impact these things have on plant growth check out my 200 light 7,000 plant diary as well as my greenhouse diary. I am currently producing a youtube tutorial series for all levels of growers to use as well. If that interests you check out my youtube page and sub, It is linked off my grow diaries profile. Happy growing!

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LegacyMarketFarmcommented3 years ago

@@Everythingzen, Anything to help out, I think you would really like our tutorial series make sure to hop over to our youtube channel and subscribe. Episode 5 will be out tomorrow so you got time to subscribe and get caught up on the first 4, I look forward to seeing you over there! Great work on the harvest.