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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 4, 6
Defoliation
weeks 6-7
ScrOG
weeks 6-7, 9-14
FoxFarm Happy Frog Potting Soil
Grow medium
Coast of Maine Lobster Compost
Grow medium
Perlite
Grow medium
Strain
00seeds2 - 00 KUSH
Nana Glue
Square One Genetics
Growing it
Normal
Resistance
Neutral
Premo seeds, premo product. Square One only drops bangers; highly recommended breeder for growers looking for yearlong snow :) If you push through 9-10 weeks of flower, you're destined for beautiful fall colors. W/ THC content pushing into the high twenties, this will send you on a strong, yet super clean lift. Definitely a nighttime jam. Overall Profile: Floral and lavender, w/ a hint of lemon rind. I would never have pursued a floral strain before NG, but the lavender combination makes it such a strangely classy smoke..!? Haha this dirty stoner feelin' classy!
The Outcome
Week 14
Harvest
What's on the scales?
171
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
2000
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
2
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
0.74
mΒ²
ftΒ²
Grow Room size
0.57
g / watt
231.08
g / mΒ²
85.5
g / plant
2.7
plant / mΒ²
405.41
watt / mΒ²
Tastes like
Citrus
Flowery
Herbs
Feels like
60% Sativa 40% Indica

Positive effects

Creative
Giggly
Talkative

Negative effects

Dry eyes
Nutrients
I've never grown without it.
Has always taken care of any calcium or magnesium issues I've had. Solid.
Lights
I've used these for almost two years now. No issues, solid power for growing bangers, and still going.
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TCH0808 TCH0808
a year ago
Well, I'm happy to present my magnum opus πŸ˜‚ I'm moving back into the dark, where a little bit of smokey smoke can get you a little bit of life in prison...No bueno, but c'est la vie ✊ Taking a growing break for a couple years. I look forward to being back one of these days! Nana Glue is always a pleasure to grow. Premo genetics all around; I just sit back and marvel! Pressed product is super light gold and buttered in 24 hrs room temp. Medicine man handed out plenty to friends and sealed the rest for long-term storage. Christmas will be fire after a long smoke break! πŸ™Œ Personal Grow Guide: Spring Harvest 2023 - Soil Composition (per 5 gal pot): 3-4 gal happy frog, 5 plastic container scoops perlite, 9 scoops lobster compost, water before planting. - Paper Germ (Ziploc on heater in dark): 22JAN - Week 0: 23JAN (Planted) 70-75% RH early veg. (Neem spray soil) (250 ppfd) - Week 1: 30JAN (recharge, neem soil) (350 ppfd) - Week 2: 06FEB (cal mag, molasses, neem soil) (09FEB topped 4th-5th node) - Week 3: 13FEB Topsoil amend with Organic Plant Food = start of wk3 (1/4 cup), 1/4 cup lobster meal, 1 cup EW. Neem. 55-70% RH mid veg - Minor defoil to expose buds sites. - Week 4: 20FEB (lobster compost tea), defoliate. - 24hr Compost tea: 1/2 cup lobster, cal mag, 1/2 cup worm, recharge, angels, and molasses. - 1/4 cup lobster meal top dress. - Week 5: 27FEB, Topsoil amend with OPF 1/4cup, 1/4 cup lobster meal, 1 cup Earthworm (last week of veg). Defoliate. - 01MAR 2/3 defoil - Week 6: 06MAR *06MAR: Flip flower* [****Next time, push to 7 weeks veg, then lollipop aggressively****] - Week 0: 06MAR, Topsoil amend with 1/4 cup FBM (flower weeks 1,3,5). 50-60% RH late veg. Lollipop. - Week 1: 13MAR - Week 2: 20MAR, 24hr Lobster compost tea (1/2 cup lobster, cal mag, 1/2 cup worm, recharge, angels, and molasses). 1/4 Cup FBM - Week 3: 27MAR, last day defoil - Week 4: 03APR, topsoil amend with 1 cup EW, 1/4 Cup FBM, 24 hr lobster compost tea - Week 5: 10APR - Week 6: 17APR - Week 7: 24APR - Week 8: 01MAY, Chop (58-64% RH, mid 60s F for 15 days) [Push to 9 or 10 weeks flower next time] - Cure: 11MAY. - Weight: Right - 98g premo flower, Left - 73g premo flower. Popcorn and Trim - 282g. - Press: 190 F, 90 seconds, 90 micron for premo flower. - Will update with press numbers once I've processed the last plant. - Electronic Dab: 475F for 60S
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Grow Questions
TCH0808
TCH0808started grow question a year ago
I always seems to run into calcium issues (rusting and interveinal chlorosis) around wk 4. While early use of bottled cal-mag (TPS, "organic") has worked very well, I'd like to be able to simply add an additional organic dry amendment in my line-up vice bottled nutes. Any ideas?
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Feeding. Deficiences
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question a year ago
Blood and bone meal is a great slow release addition to soil for calcium. Volcanic rock dust is great for magnesium and dozens of other trace elements.
TCH0808
TCH0808started grow question a year ago
I've never seen two shoots develop from one side of a node before. Assuming this is a good surprise - another COLA - but I'm curious to learn how common this is. Any insight?
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Plant. Other
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question a year ago
It’s a polyploid or possibly fasciated. If that stem seems much thicker and or wider than others it’s fasciation. Honestly not a fan of this, gets weird in flower usually
TCH0808
TCH0808started grow question a year ago
Calcium particulate coming from humidifier. I'm using soft water (from a well), but it seems like there's still build-up. I added water softener salt tablets to the humidifier, but I don't think changed anything (ion exchange w/o a charge?). Distilled water expensive...Ideas?
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Other. General questions
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a year ago
depending how your humidifier works, RO / DISTILLED water may not work. The cold steam ones use ultra sonic waves to mist the water and some of them require minerals to be present in the water to work right. I also demineralise mine once a month/week with vinegar and and a mix of citric/asorbic acids. they eat away all that shit real fast. add in h202 to help break it up and clean the reservoir tank. The cold mist ones will always leave mineral coats on things that are static charged it just a after effect of them. I sometimes add in a splash of vinegar to the tank when its in use to help but it does make the house small like vinegar a bit. if its a wicking style or heat based one. just soak the wick / tank in CLR or same acid solution above. will take a bit but its how you get the caked on mineral crust lower. could also collect rain water and use that as an option. May want to boil it first to prevent any other things from growing in it, this is more of an issue with wicking style humidifier and smells comeing from the wick but ultrasonic versions also aerosolize water particles that bactera can hitch a ride on then you breath them in.
TCH0808
TCH0808started grow question a year ago
Does anyone know what kind of mutation this is? How/why do these occur? Unstable genetics, environmentals, feeding, etc.?
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Buds. Other
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question a year ago
There is no mutation, but the one your referring to is a polyplody I believe. Go easier on nitrogen in flowering. Nitrogen can hinder bud development in bulking. They want a lot of potassium, and phosphorus with very little nitrogen in bulking. I can tell by the darker shade of green. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸŒ±
TCH0808
TCH0808started grow question a year ago
While these gals are super healthy and look great (What do you think?), I'm looking for high-standard criticism/advice. Are these leaves too dark (Slight claw on certain leaves, N excess?)? Also see very minor tip burn. I'm using organic slow-release amendments...?
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Leaves. Other
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question a year ago
Nitrogen is the most abundant in terms of % for plant, Pottasium 2nd, Nitrogen is also the most sensitive in terms of toxicity of all the macro and micronutrients, once the plant stops veg growth and gets past the stretch the need for nitrogen is almost gone. N & K share the largest nutrients highways or "channels", at a certain point in flower you want 100% of those channels pumping potassium up that channel, any nitrogen uptake detracts from the "capacity" of those channels, also any slow release nitrogen at this point as its no longer needed, coupled with nitrogen being very sensitive it can lead to toxicity. Plants look beautiful and are you really feeding if tips are not a little burnt? :) mid to late flower in a perfect world we want the soil void of nitrogen, this will also cause the plant to start cannibalising existing NITROGEN which is a "mobile nutrient" Once it is depleted from the soil the plant will "eat" or "reallocate" existing nitrogen within veg growth and use it to make new flowers, this is why you see some grows turn yellow ass the chlorophyll degrades other carotenoids, purples reds, yellows will show through, this will also help vastly with smoothness if performed in conjunction with a perfect long slow dry/cure. hope it helps brothaaaaaaa from the big mother!
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wvyen
wvyenweek 14
I love the vacuum pack tech! How has that been working out for you?
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Hydro_Hiebs
Hydro_Hiebsweek 1
Enjoy growth my friend πŸ˜πŸ’¨
wvyen
wvyenweek 14
I love the vacuum pack tech! How has that been working out for you?
TCH0808
TCH0808
@wvyen, worked beautifully. It was my first run vacuum sealing/freezing fresh press and it smoked @ 6mo *exactly* like it did Day 1. No degradation. If you give it a try, make sure you include parchment paper for protection and handling ease. I’d also recommend sealing each dose individually, as you need to bring to room temp before breaking the vacuum seal for use (moisture prevention)…avoid temp changes during long-term storage.
ChefDan420
ChefDan420week 14
Power to the scrOG ✊🏼πŸ₯…
TCH0808
TCH0808
@ChefDan420, Haha DUDE -- It was a nightmare for me haha! First time using that methodology and it showed...Couldn't get to my plants easily enough for a true lollipop and deep defoliation. Is that your go-to method? Any tips? Huge difference when you don't scrog? 😁
love_2_grow
love_2_growweek 1
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱