Looks like my mimosa cake. Congrats
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FastBuds GG4 Sherbet Clone
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120*120*200
Custom
Indoor
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Topping
weeks 1
LST
weeks 2-9
Defoliation
weeks 3-9, 11-12
ScrOG
weeks 2, 6-7
10%
Expanded Clay
Grow medium
Grow Conditions
Week 4
Vegetation
25
cm
inch
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
15+ conditions after
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Defoliation
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medicalhydro10 months ago
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HIAZ_urbanbudfarmercommentedweek 410 months ago
Looking good 👍
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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 1210 months ago
She looks so delicious, happy harvest buddy ☘️
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HIAZ_urbanbudfarmercommentedweek 158 months ago
Nice grow but I'm a little confused? How many 240 watt lights are you running? It shows 1. WOW you must certainly be on top of your game! To end up with 738 grams , 26 Oz of dried bud from 4 plants under a 240watt led in a 4x4 ! From previous experience I've found that the fast flowering plants actually yield a little less than typical photoperiod's! I've been growing for a little more than 2 years now & thought I was doing well to regularly harvest around a pound from my Mars Hydro FC-E 4800 (480watt) light in a 4x4 growing in recirculating hydro, with 4 plants. I've also grown in a scrog & yes it does increase yields but not by that much. I have done a grow before that yielded around 24 Oz, a pound & a half from 6 plants under 630watts. I guess I'm right off my GAME & seems I could learn a lot from yourself!
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LegacyMarketFarmcommented5 months ago
@HIAZ_urbanbudfarmer, A LOT of people inflate their diaries on here it is pretty sad lol A cannabis plant, Or group of plants needs to consume 3 gallons every 24hrs to yield 1 dry pound of cannabis. This number is pretty consistent. When California went through a huge drought years ago when legalization first came the growers had to show exactly how much water was needed for x weight of harvestable crop. Cannabis wasn't the only crop that had to do this, But it gave us some very useful information. This number stays true all the way up & through my experience is around 98% accurate except for extreme outliers. Cannabis is also around 80-90% water weight which is lost with a proper slow dry procedure, A lot of people will log their weight without fully drying the product as well. But when you know what to look for it is real easy to spot those who inflate their numbers.
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