Gruenerfinger85 Hello my esteemed garden and plant friends.
It's that time again, I get to welcome you to a new diary.
Exactly 48 hours ago, I placed all 5 seeds in a damp tissue, and now after 48 hours, all 5 have sprouted.
Today, I will transplant all 5 seeds into the soil so that the taproot can find its hold and the seedling 🌱 can push through the soil to eventually break the surface.
For this grow, I'm using a soil medium from Canna, Canna Professional. I'm very convinced of this medium as it has always worked reliably in the past.
I hope that in the coming days all the seedlings will grow through the surface. We will have to wait and see how many plants are strong enough to fight their way to the surface. Until then, it's all about practicing patience. I will provide an update as soon as they all break through.
Thank you so much for being part of this diary and for watching my beauties grow and supporting me.
A big thank you to Patricia for your collaboration and for regularly including me and thinking of me.
Here's to another successful round with Zamnesia.
Update on Day 7:
We can count a small success; so far, 4 out of 5 plants are visible.
Let's hope the 5th one joins in soon.
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Paper Towel
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation
3y ago
1/5
2 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
250 PPM
TDS
70 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.3 liters
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Gruenerfinger85 Hello my garden and plant friends.
I warmly welcome you to the beginning of a beautiful time.
On Day:5
#1, #2, and #3 have seen the light of the world.
Day:6
#4 has seen the light of the world.
#5 is taking a little more time.
Day:7
It has begun, my friends, the seedling phase has started.
More information will follow.
To stay updated and not miss anything, feel free to like the diary and follow us so you can always be in the loop and see how these beauties will develop.
Thank you for your support and for accompanying me and my little plants for so long. 🙏 Thank you very much, we can be excited about where this journey will take us.
A big thank you goes to Patricia from Zamnesia for always keeping me updated, thank you very much.
Thank you for your visit, may the power of the plants transfer to you. 🏽
In the coming days, I will update this week regularly.
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Week 2. Vegetation
3y ago
1/22
2 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
250 PPM
TDS
70 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.3 liters
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Gruenerfinger85 Hi my esteemed garden and plant friends, welcome to week 2.
So far, everything is going as it should, the seedlings are at the right stage of development. The only thing I've noticed is that #1 to #3 have stretched a little towards the light, it's minimal, but you can clearly see that all three seedlings have stretched a bit more than #4.
I don't see any complications or anything, it's just something I noticed; otherwise, all the plants have developed great so far, and I am fully confident.
Day: 8
There are no signs from Green Crack #5.
Current height on Day: 11
#1) 3cm
#2) 3cm
#3) 4.5cm
#4) 2cm
Current height on Day: 14
#1) 3.5cm
#2) 4.0cm
#3) 5.5cm
#4) 2.5cm
#5) no signs of growth.
Humidity: 65%
Temp: 22.5 degrees Celsius
Light: 25%
Humidifier is in use.
Heater is in use.
Unfortunately, there are no signs of growth from #5 or any other signs, but I’ll leave the pot alone.
A few months ago, I experienced a phenomenal phenomenon.
I tried to activate some seeds a few months back, but unfortunately, it didn’t work out. I set the pots aside and didn’t think about them anymore. When I dumped the soil back into the prepared soil, after some time, seedlings grew in the tub.
I was really amazed, so I believe sometimes it just takes a bit of luck and other circumstances for something to grow that you’ve already written off.
I used some of that soil from my last run, which unfortunately didn’t finish because I had a huge problem with pests. I first took the dead plants outside, where they stood for a week, and lo and behold, next to the dead plant, a seedling is sprouting. Unexpectedly often comes, as the saying goes. 👌🏼🏼
That’s it for this week, thank you for visiting again, and I also appreciate your support.
Come back next week so you don’t miss how the beauties develop.
Feel free to check out my Instagram profile or look at my other diaries; I would be happy.
Until then, I wish you all the best and a pleasant and successful week. 🏼
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Week 3. Vegetation
3y ago
1/10
2 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
250 PPM
TDS
65 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.3 liters
Pot Size
0.1 liters
Watering Volume
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Gruenerfinger85 Hey, welcome to my special garden.
We are now in the middle of the third week.
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Day: 17
All the plants are showing good growth.
Today, the cover of the greenhouse was removed so that the airflow from the fan can reach the plants better, making the stems more stable.
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General notes:
Unfortunately, there's nothing to see from #5.
I'm considering whether I should take the seed out of the soil and try to activate it with the glass of water method.
The little beauties haven't been fertilized yet; I'll start that once all have been transplanted.
I expect it will be about a week until they can be transplanted.
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Current height on Day: 17
#1) 5cm
#2) 6cm
#3) 7cm
#4) 4cm
#5) -/-
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Next update will follow.
Thank you for your visit and for leaving a like.
Feel free to check out my other diaries, or you can visit me on my Instagram profile where I regularly post updates and stories.
I would be happy to see you again 👋 until then, I wish you a nice weekend. 🏼
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Week 4. Vegetation
2y ago
1/25
9 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.6
pH
No Smell
Smell
250 PPM
TDS
52 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.3 liters
Pot Size
0.2 liters
Watering Volume
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
40 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Hello my friends of the special herb.
Welcome to another week with this great genetics from Zamnesia.
Day: 22
Current plant height
#1) 6.5cm
#2) 6.5cm
#3) 9.0cm
#4) 4.5cm
Day: 23
On this day, all the plants were repotted into their final home.
I planted all the plants in Bio Bizz Light Mix.
After repotting, the little ones were given 200ml of watering enriched with Plagron Sugar Royal and Hesi Vital, of course, the parameters regarding pH and EC values were maintained (please take this information from the table above). The watering after repotting was also the first time nutrients were administered.
The plants were planted in their respective pots.
2 in 10l pots / 2 in 15l pots /
1 in 25l pots
Day: 25
It’s been two days since I repotted the plants 🌱, as far as I can tell after two days, the little ones have made it through well.
Unfortunately, there is still no taproot visible from #5, hope dies last, maybe something will come of it by chance, otherwise, it is what it is. 🤷🏽♂️
Plant height on Day: 25
#1) 7.0cm
#2) 5.5cm
#3) 8.0cm
#4) 5.5cm
Day: 28
Ambient temperature:
26.2 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 62%
Light distance: 50cm
Outside temperature: 15 degrees Celsius
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Note:
The growth pattern is generally the same for each plant.
#3 stands out the most so far, it has the fastest growth of all.
The other plants are growing more or less at the same speed.
No pests or diseases, the plants have a healthy and strong appearance.
That’s it from the vegetation week 4.
Thank you for stopping by again and supporting me with a like.
I’m looking forward to the next phase, let’s see how that will go, we should be excited.
There will be another update in two days.
If you’re curious, feel free to check out my other diaries or come visit me on Instagram.
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Week 5. Vegetation
2y ago
1/46
9 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.6
pH
No Smell
Smell
250 PPM
TDS
52 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.3 liters
Pot Size
0.2 liters
Watering Volume
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
40 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Hello my beloved plant friends, I warmly welcome you to another great week with the Green Crack F1 strain from Zamnesia. The plants are currently developing very well, and I am very satisfied with how things are going.
Day: 30
#1) H) 11.5cm / B) 28cm
#2) H) 7cm / B) 20cm
#3) H) 14.5cm / B) 27.5cm
#4) H) 9cm / B) 19.5cm
Today, the plants were watered with pH-adjusted water 💧.
Day: 32
Ambient temperature: 26.4 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 58%
Light distance: 50cm
Outside temperature: 4 degrees Celsius
Otherwise, no abnormalities or complications.
Day: 33
Just like on day 32.
Day: 34
#1) H) 18.4cm / B) 35cm
#2) H) 7.5cm / B) -/-
#3) H) 23.5cm / B) -/-
#4) H) 19.5cm / B) 30.5cm
#1) Shows healthy and vigorous growth. The color of the leaves is a nice juicy green.
Node distances are between 3cm and 4cm.
#2) Shows somewhat slowed growth, plant 🌱 seems to show signs of mutation. Stunted growth appearance.
#3) Has a healthy and robust appearance, growth is even.
No signs of sex yet.
#4) Very good, even growth, healthy and robust appearance, no signs of complications or diseases.
No pests.
Node distances are at 5cm.
Note:
So far, there have been no complications. Next week, I will remove the leaves that cover the shoots.
That's it for now from week 5; we'll see each other again next week. Thank you for visiting. 🙏🏽
I wish you a calm and relaxing weekend.
I'll keep you updated if I think of anything else for this week.
Feel free to check out my other diaries or come visit me on Instagram.
I'm out, until then, your Gruenerfinger85. 🏽
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Week 6. Vegetation
2y ago
1/36
9 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.6
pH
No Smell
Smell
250 PPM
TDS
52 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.3 liters
Pot Size
0.2 liters
Watering Volume
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
50 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Welcome to the Jungle.
I warmly welcome you to another week with Gruenerfinger85 and Zamnesia.
The journey with this amazing strain Green Crack F1 continues, and we can be excited about the beautiful surprises this strain has in store for us.
Day: 36
The plants are developing splendidly except for Plant #2; its leaves look a bit deformed, otherwise it seems to be lacking nothing.
Day: 36
The current height of the plants:
#1) 20.5cm / Width: 37cm
#2) 9cm / 22cm
#3) 25cm / 44.5cm
#4) forgot to take notes. 😞
Day: 37
Temperature: 24.7
Humidity: 63%
Distance from light: 50cm
Outside temperature: 9 degrees Celsius
Day: 38
There are no signs of problems or complications. Therefore, the growth is exceptionally good except for #2, which shows stunted growth; otherwise, it seems to be doing really well. All other plants are growing great and developing normally.
Day: 39
On this day, I applied LST training to #4; I wanted to have a comparison for later, and I haven't had the pleasure of training an F1 yet, although I had the opportunity.
Day: 40
It's a dark day, at least for one plant, namely #4. As I described on Day 39, I performed low-stress training on #4. When I wanted to adjust the branches a bit on Day 40, the big dilemma started; the main stem is very high up and almost completely cracked.
Luckily, I quickly had a piece of tape and a clip on hand, and I patched up the spot that suffered the break. Now it's time to wait and drink tea; I'm optimistic that this spot will heal again. Fingers crossed.
Aside from the break, nothing else bad happened; to be honest, that was enough for me.
The climate conditions are the same as the day before.
Environmental conditions:
Temperature: 25 'C
Humidity: 65%
Light distance: 50
Outside temperature: 9'C
Day: 42
On this day, I measured all the plants again to see what progress the beauties have made in growth.
#1) 42cm
#2) 16.5cm / Width 30.5cm
#3) 50cm / Width 68cm
#4) 29cm / 58cm
In addition to the height and width of the plants, I started measuring the node distances.
#1) 3.4cm 2.2cm 2.4cm 8.00cm 9.2cm 5.00cm
#2) 3.5cm 3.00cm 2.5cm
#3) 4.5cm 5.5cm 6.3cm 8.00cm 8.00cm
#4) Reading the node distances was a bit difficult since I heavily trained this plant with LST.
So guys and girls, that’s it from week 6. I hope to see you again next week. Until then, I wish you all the best and success.
Thanks for stopping by and leaving a bit of love. I hope you are satisfied with my diary and find plenty of information available; if not, feel free to send me improvement suggestions. I appreciate any feedback, whether positive or not so positive.
I would also be happy to see you visit me on Instagram or YouTube; the latter is still in the development phase.
So, big buds for everyone and a pleasant week wishes you the Finger. 👍
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Technique
7
Week 7. Flowering
2y ago
1/51
50 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.6
pH
Weak
Smell
250 PPM
TDS
60 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
25 liters
Pot Size
0.2 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
60 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Hello my garden and plant friends, what can I say, this week has flown by, it's crazy how before you know it, another week has passed.
Day: 43
Before we go into detail, I want to discuss something at the beginning: two plants started their flowering period in week 6, while the other two only started in week 7. That's why I decided on week 7, since week 6 was already at the end. It's really just about a week's difference; otherwise, I would have had to change a lot again, and I think this is the better solution now. It doesn't really matter since I determine the ripeness based on the trichome heads.
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Now let's get to the details. Unfortunately, I've noticed slight burns on the leaf tips of plant #1 and #3. Over-fertilization is out of the question since these two plants are closer to the lights than the other two. In the case of over-fertilization, the lower leaves would also be affected, so that can be ruled out.
Environmental conditions:
Temperature: 26.3 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 68.3%
Light distance: 45cm
Outside temperature: 16 degrees Celsius
Now we're increasing the power of the LED.
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Day: 44/45 and 46
Environmental conditions:
Temperature: 26 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 60%
Light distance: 45cm
#1 is 45cm tall and 32.6cm wide, overall impression is healthy and strong, nice leaf green.
Plant #2 shows slightly slower growth than the rest, otherwise has a healthy and strong appearance. The height is 16.5cm and the width is 30.5cm. The internode distances are generally the same: 3.5cm/ 3cm/ 2.5cm.
Plant #3 is visibly stretching, very strong healthy appearance, nice healthy leaf green. Current height is 50cm and width is 68cm. The internode distances are getting larger upwards: 4.5cm/ 5.5cm/ 6.3cm/ 8cm/ 8cm.
#4) Very good growth, also fully stretching, otherwise healthy, strong appearance. Many flower clusters formed, as well as numerous branches. Overgrown spots were defoliated so that light can reach the flower clusters better and the plant is better ventilated. No issues from the broken stem; a thickening has become visible, so the spot seems to have healed well. Current height is 29cm and width is 58cm; the internode distances could not be measured due to the training.
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Day: 47
Environmental conditions:
Temperature: 23 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 49%
Light distance: 40cm
Outside temperature: 10 degrees Celsius
Today, my sweet ladies got something to munch on and drink so they can grow bigger and stronger. The organic fertilizer from S&R Organics is doing great work again; try it out, I tell you, you won't regret it, and that's not an exaggeration, no, that's a promise when I say that the taste, potency, and yield will skyrocket.
If you don't try it, you're to blame for being satisfied with mediocre quality!
#1) Was slightly defoliated today, then got a bit of food/drink: 60ml Greenpower 5.1 in 10l water.
#2) Only got food/drink, everything is the same; growth is slowly picking up due to the stretching.
#3) Here, a bit was defoliated, then it also got food/drink like all the others.
#4) A bit more was done here, defoliation and then food/drink was administered.
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So my friends, we have reached the end of week 7. Thank you for stopping by and being part of this; it would be a huge pleasure if I can count on you again next week. Please don't forget to leave a bit of love. If you ever get bored, I have just the thing for you! Feel free to check out my other diaries; I would appreciate it, or say hello to me on Instagram and please help me grow, I can walk now. 😊
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for following me and being part of my journey; I can tell you that this is just the beginning of a great adventure. Many beautiful things are coming our way, so you're already in! Now help make our community even bigger. 💪🙏
Peace, my friends, I'm out for now.
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Week 8. Flowering
2y ago
1/44
65 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.3
pH
Weak
Smell
500 PPM
TDS
60 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
19 °C
Night Air Temp
25 liters
Pot Size
0.2 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
70 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Welcome my plant friends, another week has flown by.
Day: 51
Today, rust fungus was detected on the plants. So far, there haven't been any major problems or limitations.
The genetics from Zamnesia have always proven themselves, so I will assume that the plants won't have any significant issues if something is done in time against the signs.
I cut off the affected leaves; maybe defoliation will help contain the infestation a bit. It worked out well today since I had planned to defoliate anyway.
Otherwise, the plants just look great, all four have had very good growth so far; let's hope it stays that way.
To combat the fungus effectively, I need to gather some information.
Current height of the plants:
#1) 55.5cm
#2) 37cm
#3) 65cm
#4) 37cm
#1) This plant is infected with rust fungus, so the affected leaves were immediately removed to prevent the fungus from spreading significantly.
Aside from the fungus, this plant has a vital and strong appearance and is performing well.
#2) This plant is not affected by the fungus.
This plant is the smallest of all at only 29.5cm, and it has short branches; there have to be such plants too.
It also has no special markings that make it stand out from the other plants.
Unfortunately, the flower clusters are correspondingly few in number.
#3) Here we have two issues to deal with: the rust fungus and then the burning.
I treated the former as I did with plant #1.
The burnt leaf tips are probably due to the LED lamp; I can rule out over-fertilization.
This plant is the largest and widest, measuring 68cm in width.
This plant has many strong branches that are equipped with numerous flower clusters. We should be very excited about what this special beauty will hold for us in the end.
#4) Here we have, in my opinion, a special beauty.
Unfortunately, something bad happened during the Low Stress Training; when I tried to secure the main stem with a clip at the edge of the pot, the stem broke.
Today I saw that the broken spot has healed very well.
What makes me particularly happy is that this beauty has developed a lot of flower clusters.
The flower clusters on this plant are particularly well-developed.
Otherwise, there are no further signs of problems or complications.
Thank you for visiting during week 8.
I really appreciate it and am thrilled about every visitor. If you're interested, feel free to check out my other diaries, or you can visit me on my Instagram profile.
At this point, I'm signing off; I wish you a successful week.
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Week 9. Flowering
2y ago
1/70
73 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.3
pH
Normal
Smell
700 PPM
TDS
54 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
22 °C
Night Air Temp
25 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
100 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Hello my garden and plant friends, I welcome you to another week with this fast F1 strain from Zamnesia.
Now we have reached the end of the third flowering week, and the plants are doing great.
Day: 57
#1 Today all the plants were watered along with 100ml of Greenpower 5.1 without the Vegan Phosphor Booster powder; the phosphor powder is only given once a week along with the fertilizer.
It's best to sprinkle the phosphor powder evenly on the soil surface of the pot and then water the plants with the nutrient solution.
You can also mix the phosphor powder a bit with the potting soil before watering the plants; that will probably be even better than just sprinkling it on the surface.
In the past, I just spread the powder on the soil surface, but I have to say the longer I think about it, the more I like the idea of mixing the powder with the soil; I will do that in the future.
The room temperature is: 22.5 degrees Celsius and the humidity: 50.9%
Day: 58
Temperature: 24.9 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 40.3%
Light distance: 30cm
Outside temperature: 6 degrees Celsius
Day: 59
As I noticed last week, I spotted a few rusty spots on the leaves.
Because of this appearance on the leaves, I did a bit of reading.
I value knowing what affects my plants and where it comes from.
As I briefly mentioned last week, this is a rust fungus caused by too much humidity or when the plants are not properly defoliated and can occur on overlapping leaves.
The fungus is more of a cosmetic problem than it causes damage; however, it is recommended to treat this fungus before it does cause damage and spreads uncontrollably in the garden.
To combat the rust fungus, it is advisable to make a brew from onions and chamomile.
I chopped 60g of onions and steeped them in a sieve for 24 hours along with 5 chamomile tea bags in 2.5l of hot water to make a brew; after 24 hours, I filled the brew undiluted into a spray bottle and misted the plants with it.
You can repeat this every day until the result is satisfactory.
Current height of the plants:
#1) 64cm
#2) 54.5cm
#3) 73.5cm
#4) 47cm
#1) This plant has grown tall with plenty of flower clusters; unfortunately, this plant is infected with the rust fungus.
The trichome production is in full swing, as is the formation of the flower cups.
#2) This plant has healthy growth and a robust appearance.
I noticed a small mutation on the leaves (See pictures.)
This plant is not infected with the rust fungus; many flower clusters are underdeveloped in the lower area.
#3) This plant has very healthy growth and is very robust; it has grown wide and sturdy.
Unfortunately, this plant was not spared from the fungus, so this beauty was also sprayed today like her other siblings.
You can see a slight over-fertilization at the leaf tips, but it will handle it, so I won't change anything in the nutrient solution.
You can already tell from the flower clusters that this plant will not only have numerous flower clusters but also produce large flowers.
#4) This plant had to endure the most because I made a mistake during LST training, where the main stem almost completely broke off.
Fortunately, I reacted quickly and carefully glued the stem. After 2-3 weeks, there was no sign of damage; to my amazement, there were no indications that the plant had suffered significant harm; on the contrary, I felt that it signaled the plant to put in more energy.
From a negative damage, a positive training emerged.
The damage ultimately led to numerous flower clusters being formed.
I could not detect any fungal infection.
Day: 61
Temperature: 24.9 degrees Celsius
Humidity: 34%
Light distance: 30cm
Outside temperature: 1 degree Celsius
Today, the plants were defoliated for the last time; I also cut free the flower clusters that were covered so that the flowers are directly exposed to the light.
Now you can see how thirsty the plants are; on average, you can now water every 2 to 3 days.
Today, all plants were watered without the addition of phosphor.
So my friends of the plant world, that's it for now from this week.
I sincerely thank you for your like and your visit; you are welcome to join us again next week; we would be very happy about your visit.
Now we are in the hot phase where a lot can go wrong or where it will be decided how the harvest will turn out in the end; to not miss anything, feel free to follow me and my plants and/or check out my other books; there are still a few nice books to look at, or feel free to visit my Instagram profile.
Here you can join the community to help us grow and spread cannabis culture.
I believe that everyone who wants has the right to practice what they consider right for themselves; no one has the right to dictate to someone what they should or shouldn't do.
So support us in growing and getting bigger; sooner or later, it will pay off. I promise.
This plant is on a victory march to conquer the world. 🙏
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Week 10. Flowering
2y ago
1/39
73 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.3
pH
Strong
Smell
700 PPM
TDS
54 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
20 °C
Night Air Temp
25 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
100 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Hello my friends of the plant world.
We are getting closer to the end of the flowering period, and the trichome production is in full swing. There’s a sweet scent in the air when you enter the room.
The buds are starting to get thicker and gain weight, even the sun leaves are covered in many trichomes; it looks like you’ve dipped the plants in sugar. When the lights are off and you shine light directly on the plants, everything sparkles and glitters.
There are no significant issues with burns or pests.
I suspect that we will finish this round on time, around 12 weeks plus or minus a few days.
Thank you so much for visiting here and for your like. If you’d like, feel free to visit me on Instagram or check out my other books.
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Week 11. Flowering
2y ago
1/41
73 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.3
pH
Strong
Smell
700 PPM
TDS
54 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
20 °C
Night Air Temp
25 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
S&R Organics
100 mll
Gruenerfinger85 Hello my plant friends.
It's time, we've reached the end of this grow, #1/#2/#4 were harvested at the end of week 11, and #3 in week 12.
This run was more than fruitful; after a long streak of bad luck, I was able to successfully finish this run.
There are many delicious resinous buds that now need to be dried, and then they'll get a manicure.
They smell simply heavenly, and I'm already looking forward to tasting them.
I almost forgot to flush; luckily, it came to my mind early enough so that I could still do it.
Hi meine Garten und Pflanzen Freunde, es ist endlich soweit wir sind am Ende unserer Reise angekommen.
Dieser Durchlauf war ein großes Vergnügen mir hat dieser Run Großen Spaß gemacht, ein Riesen Lob an Zamnesia diese Genetik ist einfach der Hammer, mit 12 Wochen nicht grad die schnellste Sorte dafür ist die Kultivierung sehr einfach, und die Resistenz gegenüber Schädlingen ist bestimmt auch gut, dazu kann ich keine Beurteilung abgeben da ich keine Probleme mit Schädlingen hatte, aber sie verzeiht dir Fehler ob beim Training oder in der Düngung.
Sie ist eine starke Sorte die ich jeden nur empfehlen kann auszuprobieren.
Der Ertrag kann sich auf jedenfall sehen lassen, ich bin mit dem End Ergebnes überaus zufrieden, die Qualität der Blüten ist sehr gut und können sich durchaus sehen lassen, von einer Pflanze sind die Blüten etwas fluffig ansonsten sind alle anderen fest und kompakt.
Das Rauchen dieser Sorte ist ein Genuss, sie belebt einen sehr das man Lust hat was zu unternehmen bringt einem gleichzeitig nervlich runter. Es ist durchaus eine Sorte die mit Vorsicht zu genießen ist sonst haut sie dich um, wenn du das Glas öffnest um an die Köstlichkeiten zu gelangen wird der ganze Raum mit einem Süßlichen, fruchtigen Duft überrascht beim Rauchen hat man einen kleinen Unterton von erdigen im Mund.
Vielen Dank das ihr dabei wart bis diese Pracht Pflanze fertig ist.
Schaut bei mir auf der Hauptseite vorbei da gibt es viele neue Neuheiten zu bestaunen oder kommt mich gerne auf Instagram besuchen.
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Spent 79 days
Ger Veg Flo Har
70.12 g
Bud dry weight per plant
4
Plants
1.2 m²
Grow Room size
Easy
Difficulty
Energetic, Creative, Happy
Positive effects
Dry mouth
Negative effects
Stress, Pain, Depression
Medical effects
Sweet, Fruity, Earthy
Taste
Height
Day air temperature
Air humidity
PPM
PH
Light schedule
Solution temperature
Night air temperature
Pot size
Lamp distance
1/69
Gruenerfinger85 So my plant friends, it's time, this is my last entry for this strain. The buds have developed very well; some buds are round, firm, and dense in structure, while others are not as densely packed and are a bit fluffy. #1 and #4 were the first to finish, and I made sure the trichomes were nice and cloudy because I wanted to harvest the plants at the highest THC level. Next came #2, and #3 took the longest of all. #1, #2, and #4 were chopped on day 74, while #3 took the longest, a whole 7 days, and was chopped on day 81; it also had the most buds. The last week went by quietly, and next comes the smoke report and the final weight result. Unfortunately, I forgot to note the wet weight, but luckily I have one or two wet results, so I can roughly estimate what comes out.
Those deformations look really interesting, do you think it could be a virus or just something morphological? Maybe it's from those leaves that produce calyxes with trichomes 😍💚
My Green Crack F1 Automatic are already close to harvest and honestly, they're a bomb! I like to keep the lights really close for a more compact result and I can really see how my buds exploded. They are super smelly starting from week 5 of flowering 💃💃