Hou_Stonecommentedweek 13a year ago
It's beautiful !! good luck 😻💪👆😻
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Cherry Gorilla
Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 10-11
Topping
weeks 10-11
HST
weeks 5, 10-11
Defoliation
weeks 9, 15
70%
Soil
Grow medium
30%
Perlite
Grow medium
11 L
Pot Size
1.44 L
Watering
Grow Conditions
Week 21
Flowering
86.36
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
11+ conditions after
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Walter_the_Ragamuffina year ago
Harvested the first plant this week! Cherry Gorillla x Sol Sonic #2 was much further along than the rest - I took many macro shots with my nice camera to examine the Trichomes and they were exactly as all of the resources said! I even waited an extra watering just to make sure. She came down on September 1st! Now for the slowest hang and dry as possible :)
The other ladies are also approchaing their harvest time - the GMO in the back right still has MOSTLY white pistils, which makes me think she will go 11 maybe 12 weeks - VERY good to know since I took 4 clones of her and plan for her to be my next run! Cherry Gorilla x Sol Sonic #’s 1 & 3 are looking GREAT! They still have a few white pistols here and there, and am watching them closely for when they will be harvested. Appreciate the likes and follows!
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Grow Questions
Walter_the_Ragamuffinstarted grow question a year ago
Is the structure of the plant at this stage affected by a stunt when they are in the seedling stage? I am curious to know if my plants seem too small or if they are average size - I chose not to defoliate due to them being so short - would appreciate any input here! Thanks
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Plant. Too short
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Whiteybulger1814answered grow question a year ago
There are many many variables that can determine the size of your plants, genetics, pot size, lighting and so on, they don't look stunted to me and they look healthy and thriving to me...Just keep doing what your doing BUT if you feel as though they're stunted or not as big or want to do more, I would increase the intensity of your light if possible, move it closer but your going to have to make sure your DLI is on point as well, RH and temp..You can download VPD buddy to get your parameters
Walter_the_Ragamuffinstarted grow question a year ago
Very interested to hear everyone's input about this - Do you pH your water to 6 and then add the 2 tablespoons of GO BioThrive Bloom? OR do you add the BioThrive Bloom to your water, mix and then start the pH process?
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Feeding. Other
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Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question a year ago
You want your pH to be set after additives. It’s all about the pH when you input the feed in the medium
Walter_the_Ragamuffinstarted grow question a year ago
Defoliation. Do you all think that I should defoliate below the canopy? I relatively haven't touched them or defoliated for quite a while, and was planning on perhaps leaving them alone, especially now they are in the flowering phase. Would you suggest I defoliate the lower 1/3?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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m0useanswered grow question a year ago
I like how yan402 thinks, however I was told no direct light should touch the floor of your tent/medium or its wasted wattage. always a leaf catching something.
the whole process of defoliation is to increase airflow between bud sites to prevent budrot. If you got good airflow and fans penetrating the canopy moving air past everything I would not worry about it. Getting extra light to the lower buds is also good but unless you supplement with under canopy lighting its never gonna be all that even with defoliation. The sun can do some of that. its much more powerful.
Good Luck!
Walter_the_Ragamuffinstarted grow question a year ago
Are the tips of my plants looking normal? I had a random comment from someone that I may be going overboard on my nutrients - the very tips of my plants are turning white-ish neon green and I am wondering if this is due to the plants natural process in flower? Can I correct?
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Feeding. Deficiences
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Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question a year ago
Na man I think you’re fine. It is a sign of overfeeding but I see it slightly on almost all my grows in flower. You want to push it right to that threshold of being too much IMO.. just keep an eye for other signs going forward and monitor runoff to be sure.
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TickleToastcommentedweek 20a year ago
Almost done! Woot!!!
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yan402commentedweek 14a year ago
Good looking plants you got there, now I see them more closely I'm sure they are ripe for a defoliation of fan leafs especially in the middle of plants and bottom.
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Crashoveritecommentedweek 21a year ago
What a beautiful garden mate. Well done 👌✌️
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Crashoveritecommenteda year ago
@Walter_the_Ragamuffin, doing my first run in many years now and having a great fun. Hopefully after harvest will be happy as well. Great day bud ✌️
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Walter_the_Ragamuffincommenteda year ago
@Crashoverite, I really appreciate it!! Super happy with my first run :)
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