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Greenhouse & Outdoor

Mountaintop

1499

2y ago

Soil

Custom

Coco Coir

Custom

Other

Custom

Outdoor

Room Type

Topping

weeks 8

LST

weeks 8, 14

50 L

Pot Size

12 hrs

23 °C

No Smell

60 %

15 °C

Mountaintop Let the game begin

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12 hrs

24 °C

No Smell

50 %

12 °C

Mountaintop Now they are in a small, well-ventilated, see-through canvas structure. Another 3 weeks and they go to their final location and will have until December 21 to vegetate.

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12 hrs

28 °C

No Smell

65 %

12 °C

Nutrients 3

TriPart Grow 1 mll

TriPart Micro 1 mll

TriPart Bloom 1 mll

Mountaintop Transplanting week

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13 hrs

17 °C

No Smell

65 %

9 °C

Nutrients 3

TriPart Grow 1 mll

TriPart Micro 1 mll

TriPart Bloom 1 mll

Mountaintop Very cold week...

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13 hrs

28 °C

No Smell

70 %

16 °C

Nutrients 3

TriPart Grow 1 mll

TriPart Micro 1 mll

TriPart Bloom 1 mll

Mountaintop —

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13 hrs

28 °C

No Smell

70 %

16 °C

Nutrients 3

TriPart Grow 1 mll

TriPart Micro 1 mll

TriPart Bloom 1 mll

Mountaintop —

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

Topping

Technique

13 hrs

28 °C

No Smell

70 %

16 °C

Nutrients 3

TriPart Grow 1 mll

TriPart Micro 1 mll

TriPart Bloom 1 mll

Mountaintop —

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More photos +3

13 hrs

28 °C

No Smell

70 %

16 °C

Nutrients 3

TriPart Grow 1 mll

TriPart Micro 1 mll

TriPart Bloom 1 mll

Mountaintop —

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13 hrs

28 °C

Strong

70 %

16 °C

Nutrients 3

TriPart Grow 1 mll

TriPart Micro 1 mll

TriPart Bloom 1 mll

Mountaintop After some time has passed since the beginning of this cultivation, I can make some remarks. All plants were treated equally from the beginning until now... Same light, same substrate, same watering and fertilizers. I don't know why the ETHOS plants and one Pamir Gold didn't follow the photoperiod and flowered early. Here in the Southern Hemisphere, tomorrow, December 21st, we have the longest day of the year. So in theory only now the plants would start to bloom. Does anyone have any suggestions as to the reason for this behavior? It is worth mentioning that where I live we have no influence of external light. In the middle of the forest, there is complete darkness...

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