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Day 1 - Put seed in paper towel. Wet it and put between 2 plates.
Day 3 - Seed germed and then placed in rapid rooter and planted into a 1/2 gal nursery bag.
Day 5 - We have breakthrough and seed capsule came off. Here we go!
She's sucking up the Nitrogen. Just read online says Blue Dream is a nute jog and loves Nitrogen. Says it needs at least 2X as much.
Fan leaves are bigger and she's praying to the LED gods. The genetics so far are impressive.
Running lights at 75% its hitting around 550 to 600 par right now.
I topped her again to fix the FIM and removed the bottom node.
So to start week 6 I watered her 1 gallon of 6.5pH water.
I defoliated under the canopy and took off the top 2 middle leaves to let light down the middle
Then I LST'd her real good to get all branch tops at the same height for a level canopy.
Ending Week 3. The budlets are well formed.
I'm now switching over to bloom nutes.
I'm going to be using Alaskan Fish Morbloom 0-10-10 and Dr Earth Pot of Gold 1-1-1 All Purpose Organic Plant Food
The Dr Earth is to give just enough Nitrogen and contribute PK to the Morbloom nutes.
I took 1 gal water ppm 200. Emptied 4 cups of water from it. Then mixed 1 gal of the Dr Earth. There's 16 cups per gal and instructions say 2 cups for small plant and 4 cups for large plant.
So 1 gal will provide 4 cups for 4 plants in my grow tent.
Then added 15ml of Morbloom. The pH was 3.14. I had to add roughly 1 tsp of Potassium Bicarbonate to get it back up to 6.5pH
Ppm was 1500 so it was perfect.
This is where alot of people kill their plants using fertilizer. They don't tell you in the instructions to correct the pH and people end up killing their plants.
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Week 11. Flowering
3 years ago
97.79 cm
12 hrs
25 °C
Normal
60 %
24 °C
19 L
45.72 cm
Nutrients 2
Morbloom Alaskan Fish 3.963 mll
Pot of Gold All Purpose Liquid Plant Food 1-1-1 15.586 mll
Picked a couple inside fan leaves off that were blocking light to lower buds.
She's developing nice flowers now.
Starting to get smelling too.
Same feeding as last week.
1450ppm a 4-10-10 feed.
3 days between watering is perfect.
One watering im giving her water with 2tbsp unsulphered molasses.
No deficiencies noted. She's got sativa fan leaves.
Was feeding them every 3 days when watering 4 times in a row. Juicing them up with a 5-10-10 mix for blooms.
The Morbloom fish ferts are doing an amazing job. The buds have burst out with more pistils and chunking up some more.
So far she's beautiful, lots of trichromes are showing up the cola tops shine in the LED light. Sticky and smells alot stronger now.
Mild smell so far. She's getting very frosty. Can't wait to see how snowy she looks when the trichs go milky.
Very sticky resinous girl so far.
Update before Week 7 of flower
I have gotten the air temps inline more with simulating fall.
Lights on temps are now around 76F-78F and Lights off temps are 68-70F
She loves the Alaskan Fish Fertilizer Morbloom.
It is making a big difference this grow on all my girls.
So something appeared this past week that I was worrying about when I raised the plants a few weeks ago. They were pretty close to the lights for a few weeks. 2 weeks ago I removed the pot spacer to get 3" more distance from the lights. I also reduced the power from 75% to 65%. My par meter was pegging 1100 at the tops. Now it's around 850 par.
At first I thought it was Nitrogen deficiency as Blue Dream loves Nitrogen and usually requires 2X as much as other strains. But the leaves weren't wilting or brown spots like N deficiency does. They also don't fall off when you touch or pull gently on them. So it's light burn.
Weird cause the top cola leaves aren't showing the burn. It's on the outer middle. I rotate the plants 1/3 turn every 3 days for even lighting. So maybe the distance was ok right before the cola leaves grew. Still was strange when trying to diagnose.
Week 19 Flower
She's still maturing. Still putting out white pistils, some swelling if calyxs has begun. About 5 to 10% trichromes are turning amber. Maybe 1 to 2 weeks left.
She's beautiful and is beyond my expectations. No hermie bananas so far.
Garden of Green did an awesome job breeding this strain.
@Adamlovesgreen_98,
Thank you. I've never tried this strain so it'll be fun to try out. Next grow im going to challenge myself more. I got seeds from Khalifa Genetics a Philippines landrace Filipino Kibungan. It's a fast growing Sativa that's supposed to be a little psychedelic and taste like mangos and pineapple. But supposed to behard to grow indoors and there's hardly any info online about them.
Beautiful ladies. Question, are you glad you went with the tomato cages? I am running airpots (not my first grow), but I'm wanting to use tomato cages too. Thought I'd ask how you're doing with it. I like the support versus a scrog net.
@@StinkyBudz,
Its my 3rd grow using tomato cages. I'm going to keep using them. I ended up cutting 9" off the legs so the first ring sits a couple inches above the soil top. So it easier to LST them when they are smaller. Also is good to tie them using pipe cleaners or string to the cage for support, spacing and allowing light penetration. I basically pinch off the inside fan leaves as it gets taller. Only inner ones I leave on are usually the top 3 nodes of the colas. I also rotate the pots 1/3 turn every 3 to 4 days so the plants get even lighting.
But yeah I thought about trying a net. Bought one. Didn't like it. If I ever use one I'd have to make a nice PVC one with tight drawn strings. Alot of people use 2 to hold up heavy colas.
I'm using bamboo stakes on the Blueberry Cheesecake colas cause it grew 35 inches above the tomato cages and got top heavy.
I even have 4 DWC buckets where I cut off tge tomato cage legs bent them and zip tied them to the net pot bucket lid tops so it's easier to open and slide the lid when checking ph etc. But I really like organic soil cause the smoke is smooth and the taste and smell is way better.
Good luck in your grow adventures!