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Germination
a year ago
Nutrients 7
Light-Mix - BioBizz
Light-Mix 11 mll
Startrex - Bio Tabs
Startrex 15 mll
Silicium Flash - Bio Tabs
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First off a huge thanks to Super Sativa Seed Club for sending the seeds to take part in their competition (sign ups on the contest page). Seeds were posted out and received in 3 days, very well packaged and some lovely little plant tags were included. Really really incredibly grateful to SSC for sending me the beans, thanks Johnny! A little about the strain I’m growing: Auto Northern Dragon Fuel flowers 10-11 weeks, XL size with extremely high THC content and is Indica dominant. I germinated the bean in a glass of lukewarm water, roughly 12 hours later her taproot had cracked through the shell and so I planted in final substrate, two days later and she had emerged from substrate. So far she looks very healthy and is growing without issue. First compost tea feed will begin on Wednesday (27/3/24).
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Week 1. Vegetation
a year ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
She received a compost tea feed on Wednesday before Bio Pk had been added. She seems to be growing well. As she gets taller I push her over and bury her stem.
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Week 2. Vegetation
a year ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
Fed compost tea on Wednesday without added Bio Pk. Plain water all following feedings. Did a light defoliation of some older fan leaves which has let more light in around the main stem. I have used soft ties to stake her into the ground, this helps to prevent her from poking back out of the substrate once I bury the stem. I have buried her up to the first node. I’m so far very happy with how she has been growing. She is very healthy looking currently.
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Defoliation
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Week 3. Vegetation
10 months ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
Fed compost tea without any added Bio Pk on Wednesday. Plain water all other feedings. Continuing to train as she grows and removing larger fan leaves. Really happy with how healthy she has been so far.
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Week 4. Vegetation
10 months ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
Weak
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
Fed compost tea on Wednesday without added Bio Pk. plain water all other feedings. As she grows I’m continuing to remove older fan leaves and tying down her main growing stem. She seems in good health, no concerns.
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Week 5. Vegetation
10 months ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
Weak
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
Feeding compost tea on Wednesday still. Plain water all other feedings. Haven’t done much training with her this week, been a bit busy. Will give her a heavy defoliation in the next couple of days though. She seems to be in great health currently. Very happy with how she is growing.
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Week 6. Flowering
10 months ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
Weak
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
She is really growing well now and has started her flowering stretch. Added two biotabs last week when I spotted her first pre flowers. Compost tea fed on Wednesday with added Bio Pk. plain water all other feedings.
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Week 7. Flowering
9 months ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
Weak
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
Fed compost tea on Wednesday with added Bio Pk. She is really taking off into flower now. Bushing up nicely.
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Week 8. Flowering
9 months ago
3 cm
24 hrs
25 °C
Weak
22 °C
11 L
1 L
50 cm
Did some defoliation of lower fan leaves and smaller branches. Fed compost tea on Thursday with added Bio Pk
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