Heute gedüngt und ebtlaubt, dafür das alles gar nicht so gedacht war siehts gut aus, bisher ist Anesia top es riecht auch langsam nach candy 🤤🤤😅😁 bin gespannt was draus wird 😅
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Fertilized and leafed today, for the fact that everything was not intended that way, it looks good, so far Anesia is great, it also slowly smells of candy 🤤🤤😅😁 I'm curious what will happen 😅😏
@WeedDude,vielen dank aber wie man sieht lerne bzw mache ich auch fehler ich hab die Zeitschaltuhr vom letzten mal nochmal genutzt und hab eigentlich gedacht das sind 18/6 (hab mehrere Uhren für verschiedene Dinge)
Naja wie auch immer ich Pflanze die ein und entdecke nach paar Tagen blühen Ansätze usw ha ha ha ha das is und wir mir nie wieder passieren 🤔🤔🤔🤣 aber die Sorte von anesia seeds wächst echt gut muss ich sagen das Blatt Pollen verhalten ist bombe und alle sind gekeimt! Und es riecht und sieht jetzt schon so geil aus, aber dann wartet mal bis die Farbe ins Spiel kommt 😁
@JaramnieJazz, ich bin sehr gespannt auf den Breeder mal sehen wie sich alles entwickelt! Auf jedenfall hat anesia seeds krasse Genetiken und is auch wie sweedseeds zb auch seit über 15 Jahren im Geschäft 🤔😁
From running 2 full anesia runs now with yurbarry can honestly say the genetics we had were absolutely fantastic 👌🏽 Like top 3 instantly strains I’ve grown it’s actually no.1 on high and strength of the strain , Obviously this is a different strain but we wish you all the best with the grow 😎😎 with a set up that clean and tidy & dialled in it’s gonna be hard not to get results !! Nice set up
@@ThePuffingprincess17,I made a lighting error I had set the clock to 12/12 this is the result 😁 this happened to me for the first time but I finish the grow but the plants themselves grew really really well anesia seeds I'm already convinced and it smells insanely delicious
Lovely clean setup. Would you be alright with me offering some pointers to help? So cannabis plants LOVE heat and humidity. It is the buds that hate it. In veg we want to take advantage of this fact to help our plants grow along much quicker and more vigorously. In veg we can look for temps of 79-84 MAX with lights on & no more than 9 degrees less with lights off. If we allow for too much temperature swing between lights on and lights off while the plant is still growing vertically up to day 20 of flower, We will cause the plant to stretch ALOT which we do not want. So in veg & early flower, Keeping our temperature gaps nice and close between lights on and off is key. Utilizing humidity in our rooms during veg will also help out a lot with more rapid growth but we must introduce it properly. In our rooms we have our temperature and humidity set-points, But when we combine those 2 it forms a third set-point which is the most important & that is called VPD, Vapor pressure deficit.
I strongly recommend every new grower or old grower who has not learned it yet, To study and understand it & implement it into your room, Logging your numbers daily.
https://cerescann.com/importance-of-measuring-vpd/
For soil, We generally want to go for a PH of 6.1
This website does a GREAT job of illustrating it with a nice graph & very good detailed explanation for soil.
https://autoflowerseedshop.com/cannabis-ph-chart-guide/
As we briefly touched on before, During veg & early flower we want our temperature gap's nice and tight to avoid stretch. Why exactly our plants stretch in response to this is a genetic trigger being activated by the environmental stress essentially telling the plant the end of the season is closer than it really is. In veg & early flower the plant is still in its first stage of development which is to grow up wide and tall so when it produces seed, It can cast them out nicely. Remember, Whether we are growing our plants for seed or bud their genetic responses do not change as they do not know any different. Once the plant has finished that first stage of growth by weeks 4-6 of flower with most strains, It is by day 20 of flower. Autoflowers you have to watch for it, But once the plant has finished this goal its new mission is to focus 100% on producing nice big flower clusters & to get very sticky so it can attract pollen to it successfully.
So once that vertical growth is finished, We actually now want to begin to expose our plants to larger temperature swings between lights on and lights off. This will help activate that genetic response and allow us to draw out the most potential from the strain utilizing the plants genetic triggers to environmental stresses at the right times. We can also take this a step further with doing light deprivation in the last 2 weeks using less light to simulate cloud cover. Very cold feed temps on the last flush is very good too. If you do not have them already, Get yourself a good PAR meter & thermal laser temp gun to monitor your plant top temperatures & optimize how much light your plants are getting. We are currently in the middle of producing a very comprehensive tutorial series for everybody to learn from & understand how to grow the highest level craft cannabis all on their own. Our first 2 installments are focusing on the basic fundamentals and we are using autoflowers for them before moving onto more advanced series with photoperiods. If this interests you please check out our youtube and subscribe. The first 2 episodes are out the next one is coming in a few days. If you should ever have any questions or need any help, Please feel free to follow my profile and shoot me a DM. I will gladly help you with the pull down & make sure you get the best quality harvest possible as it is the most important step of the entire process. I really think you would benefit a lot from our tutorial series hop over to our youtube and check it out the third episode just went live yesterday. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss out on future episodes we release every 7 days of growth. The youtube channel is linked off our growdiaries main profile.
Happy growing friend!
@@@monsieur_gaspacho, Everybody is entitled to their opinion, But considering nearly 400 followers disagree with you, Dozens of growers on here whom I have helped had the biggest best harvests yet & continually tell me I am a great help to them, Or the thousands of likes & comments stating the exact opposite of you & you opinion, You are basically saying you know better than everybody else & in my opinion, That's pretty closed minded. You couldn't be more wrong about what plant's need & considering my experience scope, 1 crop I grew is more plants than you will ever grow in your entire life. When you manage 7,000 plants at a time & are taught by somebody with a masters in horticulture you get a much different perspective on how these plants grow & react. At the end of the day this is plant biology & plant chemistry & in chemistry, Every degree, Every point of RH every VPD point is vitally important to how the plants will react once you understand what is going on within them. For you to act like you know better, Is a little silly. I am not saying this as some kind of measuring stick I am just trying to put it into perspective for you.
but if you do not need or feel like you want my help, That is entirely your choice. I wish you all the best in your growing adventures!