birdmountaincommentedweek 09 months ago
Good luck, my Frisian Dews have been starting today as well. 🌴😀
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Frisian Dew (Dutch Passion)
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1Outdoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 3-5, 8, 10
FIMing
weeks 4
Topping
weeks 5, 8, 10, 21
HST
weeks 8, 10
Defoliation
weeks 8, 10, 21
35%
Soil
Grow medium
30%
Perlite
Grow medium
35%
Coco Coir
Grow medium
35 L
Pot Size
1 L
Watering
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Finned the top 5 gallon fabric bag
Grow Conditions
Week 4
Vegetation
13
cm
inch
Height
15 hrs
Light Schedule
12+ conditions after
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Grow Technique Usage
LST
Technique
FIMing
Technique
Hello everyone,
We're at Week 4 with the Frisian Dew. Both plants are doing good, enjoying 6-7 hours of direct sunlight and a total of 14-15 hours of daylight. I recently fimed them, and I'm happy to report that they've shown no signs of damage. It looks like the fiming was successful—I'm expecting new nodes to develop.
I'll give them a week to catch up on growth. Moving forward, I plan to experiment extensively with one plant while keeping the other mostly untouched, aside from routine trimming. They're set for a lengthy vegetative period of 10-12 weeks. May be I will take few clones after 2 weeks.
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Baba_VJcommented9 months ago
@birdmountain, It looks like we're both going with Euforia too.
Germination tray idea was helpful from your diary IDK how I missed it; better than managing small cups.
Happy growing and keep sharing your progress too. 🌱✌️
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Ivatt90commentedweek 87 months ago
Hi, can you tell me how you did your clones please?
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Baba_VJcommented7 months ago
@Ivatt90, Hey! I simply took a small node that seemed big enough and placed it in small cups. All you need to do is water them every day and avoid trimming the branches too short. From what I've seen in YouTube videos, a slight trim is important but otherwise, they do quite well just leave them on their own for 3 weeks or so.
Out of seven, six survived and I repotted three of them today. The root system they developed was incredible. I'll definitely share pictures of the other three next week. To be honest, I experimented with basil and mint using the same methods, and they were fast and robust. Don't worry, you can go ahead after week 4 but make sure to check out some YouTube videos first.
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Clutchcommentedweek 48 months ago
Looking good. Ready for a good vegative stage 😀💪
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Baba_VJcommented8 months ago
@Clutch, Yes my friend and they are catching up pace now. Expecting some big beasts by the end of the end of season.😋😄
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