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Loving how the CherryLand is looking! Keep it up, Happy Growing!
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3 Strains, Living Organic Soil, 2x4 tent
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CherryLand
Indoor
Room Type
Defoliation
weeks 6-8
Topping
weeks 5-9
LST
weeks 7-9
100%
Soil
Grow medium
18.927 l
Pot Size
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65T/8F - CherryLand
65T/8F - Larry's Lemon OG
53T/8F - Mimosa x Orange Punch
Grow Conditions
Week 10
Flowering
45.72
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
9+ conditions after
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Nutrients
ml/l
ml/gal
tsp/gal
Morning 3/4/23 - Watered using 1/2tsp/gal Recharge. Removed some more lower fans and pathetic hidden nugs. Cleaned the intake carbon filter pre-filter.
Day 3/5/23 - Watered using Build A Soil Bloom Transition schedule, added 3ml Fish Shit. The Larry's Lemon OG is producing trichomes. I gave the plants a 10 minute dose of UV at noon.
Morning 3/6/23 - Got some new airstones. Watered with pure air bubbled water. 1/3 gallon per plant.
Day 3/7/23 - Added some Build A Soil Build A Flower Top Dress. Watered with pure air bubbled water. 1/3 gallon per plant. Took Photos.
Morning 3/9/23 - Watered with Build A Soil Bloom Transition schedule. Added 3ml Fish Shit and 1oz Fermented Pumpkin Extract. Used my new watering can. Trichomes are popping everywhere. The CherryLand is even getting trichomes building up on the fan leaf blade junctions. I expect amazing things from her.
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Grow Questions
CalyxHunterstarted grow question 2 years ago
After I transplanted these into 5 gallon fabric pots and have used Build A Soil Living Organic Soil Oly Mountain Compost all three plants lower leaf sets have curled downward. My night temps are getting down to 62 degrees. Why are my lower leaves curling down?
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Leaves. Curl down
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CalyxHunteranswered grow question 2 years ago
There were transplanted about 4 days ago.
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tataceanswered grow question 2 years ago
Hi, it seems that your seedling is living in a slightly too dry environment, look for VPD online and find out about the subject to understand the best combinations of temperature and humidity for each growth phase (At your temperature, after 5 weeks I recommend a 50 % humidity). However it seems that your seedlings are not absorbing enough oxygen from the roots for some reason (Too much water, root rot, soil saturated with fertilizers), check the EC and pH of the water flowing out of your pot. Good luck!
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GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
You don't say WHEN you transplanted them but I feel this is simply the plants needing time to recover from the transplant... It's also possible the soil is a little too hot for them unless they were in that same soil before... and finally, that temp is not good - needs to be at least 68F if you can manage it... purple strains like colder temps and will react favorably by increasing their colors but at this stage, you run the risk of stunting the little ladies...
Good luck!
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CalyxHunterstarted grow question 2 years ago
Living Organic Soil users unite! Forgive my ignorance this is my first time growing LOS. I am currently using Build A Soil Living Organic Soil - Oly Mountain Compost. When is the proper time to water? In my previous soil grows I would take things rather dry before watering.
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Other. General questions
Roots. Other
Setup. Substrates
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GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Living soil is no different in regards to water as any other soil.... you water when they're dry and you make sure your plant has a definite wet/dry cycle.
Good luck...
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CalyxHunterstarted grow question 2 years ago
How long does the stretch last with Indica dominant hybrids? I understand this is dependent on genetics. I am just looking for a ball park figure. It's been so long since my last real grow I have lost the feel. If I remember correctly it is usually about 2 weeks.
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Plant. Other
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Growstickanswered grow question 2 years ago
The flowering stretch in most cannabis plants lasts about 2 weeks. Sativas will rise more than indicas in that time, but it lasts about the same amount of time for both subspecies. The only plant I've ever seen go longer than 2 weeks is Dr Grinspoon - that's a proper heirloom sativa and it didn't stop stretching for nearly 4 weeks!
As you say, it's completely dependent on genetics, but I would estimate 50-100% stretch with indicas, and 75-150% stretch in sativas. Hope that helps!
CalyxHunterstarted grow question 2 years ago
Why is my Mimosa x Orange Punch yellowing? It looks like older growth is being affected gradually more. The overall growth seems to have slowed or stopped. I've been feeding plenty and just the same as the others who are loving it.
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Organomananswered grow question 2 years ago
Different strains require different feeding!
Your mimosa is starving and needs more nutrients than the other two plants.
Your cover crop/companion plants could also be stripping nutrients from the soil mix.
Mulch is great, but when growing in pots, cover crops are a no-no in my experience.
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Ctrellis90answered grow question 2 years ago
Right so it could just be the pheno being picky about her nutrient strength. On the other hand it is a lighter colored strain to begin with but you can start with increasing her feed a bit to see if she starts looking more to your liking.
Other than that you don't have your ph listed so that's a bit concerning but just make sure it's between 5.5-6.5 ( you can go a little higher in soil 6.6-6.7 ish).
Hope this helps.
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CalyxHunterstarted grow question 2 years ago
When do you start counting days of Flower? At the flip to 12/12 or at the first definite signs of calyxes and pistils?
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Buds. Other
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NewfieFarmeranswered grow question 2 years ago
People will argue, because people.
I'll guarantee better results if you start counting when you start seeing pistils. Usually around 2 weeks after switch.
Anyone else is lying.
You can check through any grow on here and prove this.
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Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 2 years ago
For photoperiods, the breeders refer to flowering time as time from the day you flip til the day you chop.
Most of these popular polyhybrid cultivars now days from seed are around 8-9 week flowerers. That means 56-63 (approximately) days from the day you change your lighting schedule to 12/12.
Usually for me this breaks down to 14ish days of transition, 14ish days of stigmas filling in at bud sites, 14-21 days of bracts/“calyxes” stacking and bulking up, then finally 7-14 days of ripening and finishing.
It really doesn’t matter how you count it tho, as long as you’re consistent and keep track of things.
Having said that, a large majority of growers count from the day of flipping lights.
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HyperactiveHighsanswered grow question 2 years ago
I start counting at the flip and start giving flowering nutes immediately. In the end, harvest is based off the trichome development so really day count is just a guideline on when you should start putting your eyes on your trichomes.
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Seed2WeedYTcommentedweek 22 years ago
CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@Seed2WeedYT, Thanks! Yeah me too! I'm super excited to have this cultivar going.
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420DeepGrowcommentedweek 32 years ago
Se las ve sanas con buen verde, suerte con lo qie te queda de cultivo 🙏💪
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420DeepGrowcommented2 years ago
@CalyxHunter,seguro te sale bien, se ve que pones mucho amor
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@420DeepGrow, Thank you! I'll definitely be needing as much as possible. This is my first grow in about 8 years and I am trying new methods.
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TheFattyMcCoycommentedweek 82 years ago
Good work, love your write up and your inputs. Come check me out, organic too, almost finished up now
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TheFattyMcCoycommented2 years ago
@CalyxHunter,
I think you will like the KNF inputs I use. ❤️ 💙 💜
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@TheFattyMcCoy, I'll hop over and peep that
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doobieandthedutchesscommentedweek 132 years ago
Nice grow, your ladies look awesome. We love B.A.S. products also. To us seems easier than synthetic nutes. And we think tastes better too. Love the color of the cherry land. Where did you get those seeds?
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@doobieandthedutchess, Thanks! I can't wait to taste these. The CherryLand genetics are the best I've ever grown. I got them directly from the breeder, Justin Esquivel, with greenlusterphenos.com, who is a genius. I will be trying their Wintry Fruit at some point too. They also offer Type II and Type III cannabis that are CBD and cannabinoid heavy. I bet his genetics will soon become popular with main stream dispensaries.
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Mr_Maritimecommentedweek 12 years ago
Your diary is breathtaking, thanks for the advice of living soil. I’d like to one day. I’ve done soil, Dwc and hempy, but haven’t gone all out on a soil grow. I believe in your methods, keep it up 👍
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@Mr_Maritime, Thanks! For my first time going organic I have to say, I love it! There's a bit of a learning curve coming from decades of synthetics engrained into my brain.
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mcflowcommentedweek 122 years ago
Looks great! Good luck growing🍀
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@mcflow, Thanks yo! I need it.
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GreenVikingcommentedweek 92 years ago
Happy grow 🌲👌
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@GreenViking, It totally has been so far. The next few weeks will start to get very interesting.
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ZoobZoob_farmZcommentedweek 32 years ago
Good grow💪🌱🌲👏👊😎
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@ZoobZoob_farmZ, Word 👊
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PapaNugscommentedweek 92 years ago
Looking good and great job with the living soil. That's a project all on its own! Good luck through flower!!
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GODSGIFT_2005_JMcommentedweek 72 years ago
Best wishes! check out my North Thunder Fuck, few days more to Harvest, thanks 👍
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Growladyeastmidlandscommentedweek 102 years ago
Are you sure that you don't have any male pods on your plants as they look pollinated in the picture
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CalyxHuntercommented2 years ago
@Growladyeastmidlands, Yes, I'm sure. I've been looking over them like a Hawk.
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BEACHBUDZ757commentedweek 132 years ago
Covered in trichomes great work !
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FacelessGardenscommentedweek 132 years ago
Looking nice Growmie 😎✌️🏻💚💨 why is your lamp so far away I use a app where u can measure Lux and par on my phone and my 250 hlg watt led is much closer to the plants u gotta give those ladies full power in my opinion💪💚😁✌️🏻
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