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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
Topping
weeks Technique
Soil
Grow medium
11 L
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 12
Flowering
29.21
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
9+ conditions after
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Nutrients
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ml/gal
tsp/gal
Worm Castings
1.302 ml/l
BuildABloom Organic Fertilizer
1.302 ml/l
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Cali_Cajun Cali_Cajun
6 years ago
Buds are starting to take shape, and the first frosting of resin is starting to show up on the sugar leaves. It doesn't really show in the pictures, but the buds are stacking nicely along the length of each cola. Environmental conditions are holding steady, with temperatures dropping slightly in the tent as the days get shorter.
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Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommentedweek 146 years ago
Thank you, Mrs. Larimar! I haven't managed to kill them yet!😙
Silky_smooth
Silky_smoothcommentedweek 166 years ago
Amazing grow frosty looking buds Nice job 👏👏👏
Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommented6 years ago
@Silky_smooth, thank you!
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 136 years ago
I like that stage of flowering very much i call it "like stars in the Sky..you did a very good job in your training
Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommented6 years ago
Thanks Mrs. Larimar - these plants were a little more fragile with LST than my previous Gorilla Glue grow - my first few attempts all resulted in breaking branches with not much pressure applied. Luckily I managed to save all the branches except for one by immediately tying them up.
MovingOn
MovingOncommentedweek 166 years ago
Awesome, dude
MaryJaneUSA
MaryJaneUSAcommentedweek 166 years ago
Looks beautiful!
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 156 years ago
Wow, Looking very good , love the Pictures in their tent
ROM101
ROM101commentedweek 126 years ago
Looking great! Nice work👍
Experimentgreen
Experimentgreencommentedweek 116 years ago
Omg. I just have to say how beautiful your plants are looking this week. ✌️🏆🌟
Dahoola
Dahoolacommentedweek 86 years ago
good luck with your grow! I'll follow along
Experimentgreen
Experimentgreencommentedweek 136 years ago
Your plants look so healthy up top...could it be lower nitrogen due to going into flowering?
Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommented6 years ago
It's weird - they've been showing the yellow almost since the beginning. I posted a question on another forum wondering if it was a nitrogen deficiency, but the responses I got were that it seemed to be heat related. The yellowing calmed down for a bit but came back shortly before flipping, and I've noticed recently that most of the yellowing is happening on the side of the tent that gets less direct ventilation. As you say things look healthy up top, so I'm just riding things out for now...
Megumin
Megumincommentedweek 166 years ago
Just caught the end of this grow. Seems the battles you have fought are going to be worth it. Looking forward to the harvest,. Good luck in the final stretch my freind.
CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 166 years ago
glad i followed this grow ! 🚀
Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommentedweek 166 years ago
Thanks guys! I was feeling a bit down about it versus my last grow, but things seem to be coming around at the end.
Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommentedweek 136 years ago
Thanks Romcash!
Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommentedweek 116 years ago
Thanks Experiment Green! I'm blown away by how different these plants are than my previous grow. A lot to learn but I'm having fun!
Cali_Cajun
Cali_Cajuncommentedweek 86 years ago
Thanks Dahoola!