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Oozlecommentedweek 102 years ago
So you give this one nutrients once a week? You feed, water, water, feed?
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Gorilla Cake: Soil Grow
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3Indoor
Room Type
Topping
weeks 3
LST
weeks 4
HST
weeks 4
Soil
Grow medium
11 L
Pot Size
1.51 L
Watering
Strain
Gorilla Cake Auto
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Neutral
A really lovely smoke. Taste starts off slightly earthy and finishes with the cherry flavour I associate with Wedding Cake, along with some sourness . It burns clean and slow, even at this early stage. After my first sample, I was doing some dishes and my mind was just wandering. Suddenly, I had this aha moment where I thought, "Dang. I'm high." Not recommended for tasks where focus is required. Fantastic stuff π¨
The Outcome
Week 11
Harvest
What's on the scales?
87.5
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
Harvested
1
Number of plants harvested
0.58
g / watt
87.5
g / plant
Tastes like
Berries
Earthy
Sour
Feels like
30% Sativa 70% Indica
Positive effects
Euphoric
Relaxed
Negative effects
Dry mouth
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Harvested the Gorilla Cake after about 95 days from dropping the seed.
This was by far one of my easiest grows from beginning to end. Germinated the seed directly in a pete plug and transferred her directly to her final destination, a 3 gallon fabric pot.
The Ocean Forest soil made life dead easy for the first several weeks as I only had to provide her with regular waterings. I started feeding her REMO nutes once a week 2 weeks into her flower cycle and followed a 'water-water-feed' schedule to the end.
No issues at all with this grow - other than me splitting the stem while performing some careless LST, but she recovered like a champ.
Buds were well formed and consistent throughout the plant with no larf to speak of; greatly due to the fact she was spread wide open and light was accessible throughout the plant.
Very happy with this grow and how this strain performed
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Oozlecommented2 years ago
@StunFlower, beautiful nugs wow. plant looks great!
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StunFlowercommented2 years ago
@Oozle, Yup. I started feeding once a week around 2nd week of flower. Leaf tips were looking a bit burnt at one point so I skipped a week of feed and then resumed. I was wondering if I should be feeding more frequently, but she doesn't seem to be suffering any deficiencies so I'm staying the course.
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DaGrowQueencommentedweek 02 years ago
Off to a good start π
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Oozlecommentedweek 12 years ago
Cute cat. My cat likes to eat the fan leaves whenever she can. On the plant or not haha.
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StunFlowercommented2 years ago
@Oozle, π
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Oozlecommented2 years ago
@StunFlower, Lucky you. Mine waits for me to leave the door open and sneaks in. Then heads right to the fan leaf/trim bucket.
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StunFlowercommented2 years ago
@Oozle, Twigs is a sweetie. Fortunately, she's not so much interested in the plants but loves to go into the tent.
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Oozlecommentedweek 32 years ago
Plant looks great. Nice Turgor. Looks really happy. Going from DWC to soil is like π€π€ sometimes, but I like the break. I think I'm keeping 1 of my tents soil because it breaks up the amount of work I have to do.
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Oozlecommented2 years ago
@StunFlower, ππ ππ
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StunFlowercommented2 years ago
@Oozle, I'm blushing - I've never had anyone compliment my Turgor before π€£
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Oozlecommentedweek 02 years ago
you had the seed stuck in reverse. Great job saving it.
good luck with the grow!
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StunFlowercommented2 years ago
@Oozle, Thanks, bud!
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Drgreen13commentedweek 92 years ago
Looking good. Enjoy the rest of your grow.
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love_2_growcommentedweek 02 years ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! π±π±π±
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Oozlecommentedweek 52 years ago
candlewax!? Neat idea.
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Oozlecommented2 years ago
@StunFlower, That's a really cool story. I never seen a grafted plant in person. Sealing up the wound is good, less change for molds.
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StunFlowercommented2 years ago
@Oozle, My grandmother used to graft the branches from other fruit trees onto the apple tree in her back yard - she would use wax to help seal up her joins. I figured I would pay homage to her technique and give it a shot. Not that I think it strengthened anything in this case but it did seal up the wound.
I always thought it was wild that she had plums and apples growing on the same tree. I did a little bit of research and found that it's also feasible to do it with cannabis - it doesn't seem very practical though π
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