Cultivo #03

NicoGG04 Hello everyone! I'm sharing a new update. The grow consists of: - Sour Tangie Dawg Regulars from Super Sativa Seeds (4). I have my doubts about the plant in the photo "Sour Tangie Dawg #03". I'm going to take closer photos of the nodes and will share them. The other 3 are 100% confirmed feminized (01, 02, and 04). - Moby-Dick from BSF Seeds. (2) - Gorilla Glue (01) Today is day 07 (first week) of the 12/12 period. At the start of day 01, I added a new SCROG net and I'm planning to add 2 more to manage the height in case they stretch too much. The waterings are with osmosis water with 18ppm initial and the nutrient mixing order is exactly as detailed. With those ml and in an initial solution of 6 liters, it brings me to 563 ppm or 1.1 EC. In this watering, it's approximately 2/3 liters per plant so I can achieve runoff and avoid the accumulation that I had a problem with*. The idea is to increase the watering EC week by week and reach around 2. * In the vegetative stage, I had salt accumulation in the substrate but I was able to solve it with a low ppm diet for 3 weeks and with controlled EC and pH values through runoff. After 10 days of adjusting the substrate to pH values of 6 and with the appropriate EC, the 12/12 period began.

NicoGG04 Hey folks!! Here I am hitting 14 days of 12/12. I ended up confirming that STD #04 was male, so I separated it from the others. In total, there are 6 plants left. These days it’s been pretty tricky managing the right VPD, the air conditioning doesn’t help much with humidity, too much rain and that directly reflects in the indoor. Because of this, I might move up the defoliation and pruning from the 21 days to the next few days to avoid any unwanted pathogen appearances 😬 a terrible fear of fungi, I might apply some preventive foliar with Bacillus Subtilis. The last watering with nutrients was at 631 ppm - 1.2 / 1.3 EC, I only increased the base doses by 1/2 ml. Everything else stayed the same. This week I’ll be watering with 1.5 EC and gradually increasing up to 2.4 / 2.5 EC at most by week 6. Any comments are welcome!

NicoGG04 It's been 21 days since the flowering cycle started. I went ahead to day 18 to do a low pruning and a defoliation of the excess fan leaves that were hindering air circulation, also to prevent any pathogens like powdery mildew. One of the plants started to develop some strange flowers (attached photo), so I assumed it might be due to a calmag blockage/deficiency. There were many days of very high humidity, so I tried not to water or to water minimally, and I related this to it. With the last nutrient watering, the flowers started to shoot out pistils as I expected, and for now, they have improved (although there is some burn on the tips of some fan leaves). I will probably do another cleaning around day 40/42, for now, they are doing well.

NicoGG04 Hello! Here I am at 28 days old. The STD #01 has shown some burnt tips, and I think it might be due to the compact substrate and therefore EC stacking. With this particular plant, I had some issues with watering, so I’m going to continue its nutrition with water at 150 ppm for 1 week in several waterings and see how it evolves. Other than that, it’s resinous and beautiful. The other plants are doing very well and gradually asking for more supplementation, probably due to the temperature and humidity parameters to keep the VPD within the ideal range. The next watering will be with about 1.8 EC, and I’m almost sure I won’t go higher than that.

NicoGG04 Hello!! Here on day 36 of flowering. You can really see the swelling in the buds, and the resin they're producing is beautiful. The VPD is working really well for me, and luckily the little window air I have is working perfectly :P. You can already start to smell that lovely scent in the mornings that motivates you to take better care of them. The last watering was with 891 ppm -1.7 EC, in which I already reduced the dose of the Micro base and the Rhino silica to 1ml per liter, but I started adding the Overdrive at 1 ml per liter. I'm sure in the next watering I'll stick with the same EC, and in the following one (6) we'll increase it a bit before decreasing it again (7). I'm sharing a video, hope you like it and it's in good quality. Cheers, guys!! Long live cannabis.

NicoGG04 Hello! Day 44 of flowering. Last watering with EC 1.8 (879 PPM). For the solution, I started with an initial water of 18 ppm. In this case, I’ve already set aside the silicon (Rhino) and started applying the Overdrive at 2ml per liter. The flowers are beautiful, I have 2 phenotypes of the STD that are a bit similar leaning towards Tangie, very citrusy smell. For now, the other one isn’t showing a particular smell much, let’s see how it goes in the coming weeks. The resin is a show on all of them. Cheers!!

NicoGG04 52 days of flowering. In the last watering, I lowered the EC to 1.5, applying less calmag but increased the overdrive by 1 ml. With this solution, they really packed on the last weight, and honestly, they look beautiful, so much resin. A lot of smell of orange, haze, gum, and more orange haha. Next watering with flush. Cheers!

NicoGG04 Day 60 of flowering. The last watering with nutrients was a week ago, and I only used Flawless to clean the substrate. With 2ml per liter of osmosis water at 18ppm, it brought me to 105ppm. Normal watering with approximately 2/2.5 liters per plant at pH 6.2. The last watering was on day 59 with osmosis water at 18ppm at pH 5.9. Now to wait for the substrate to dry in 3/4 days and I'll move on to the harvest. Cheers to everyone! Good vibes.

NicoGG04 Great harvest. With the result of these plants, I was able to appreciate the true terpenes of Tangie. Phenotype #01 is a bit more pungent; I think it comes from the parental side, but the other two phenotypes are very citrusy with a soft and rich smell. The first 2 were grown in a 20-liter pot and #03 in a 10-liter pot. STD #01 - 56 grams STD #02 - 57 grams STD #03 - 28.5 grams

NicoGG04 Muy buena cosecha en cuanto a calidad y cantidad. El ciclo total fue de 122 dias aprox.

NicoGG04 Very rich genetics. Haze terpenes are very pronounced.