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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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Topping
weeks 3
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weeks 4
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weeks 4
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11 L
Pot Size
1.51 L
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Week 4
Flowering
27.94
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inch
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18 hrs
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The Gorilla Cake is officially in flower now and she's looking nice.
She's getting a little more demanding and I'm having to water her every other day. We're still cruising on the nutes provided by the Ocean Forest soil but I'll likely start adding some light flowering nutes to her feed in the coming days.
I performed some LST today and got a little too heavy handed stretching out one of the branches. I neglected to "pinch and roll" before bending her over and she split at the stem. Duct tape to the rescue π¬ Hopefully, she'll recover βοΈ
More news next week. Thanks for tuning in βοΈ
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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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