Green House Seed Co. Lemon Orange grow diary (journal) week19 by cultivars

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Thanks to @AsNoriu, I am now of the opinion that I am dealing with a Potassium excess. Not seeing any issues with older/lower leaves, strictly yellowing and slow growth of fresh new growth. Going to attempt to snap the plant out of it with a healthy watering of plain rainwater. Barring that, I think the scheduled transplant over the next 7 to 10 days might help "re-balance" the soil.

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Hattiwatticommentedweek 36 months ago

Lookkng good 🍀

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cultivarscommenteda month ago

@Hattiwatti, 22 weeks after your comment, I'm now nearing the finish line, and overall pretty happy with the results. Cheers to you!

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cultivarscommented6 months ago

@Hattiwatti, thanks... pretty excited, and the specimen is doing very well for only 21 days, but I'm a long way off from harvest in October.

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taprootArmycommentedweek 46 months ago

That is a nice organized plant! Did hear a lot of good things about this strain. Good luck for your grow!

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cultivarscommented6 months ago

@taprootArmy, thanks, very much taking my time, not afraid of slowing it down because I am aiming for 16 growing shoots and I've got time before it begins to flower in early August. I did the transplant to the 11L (3gal) Transition Pot this afternoon, so next week they'll begin their hardening off process to transition from the indoor Propagation Garden to the outdoor Greenhouse.

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GrowthConsultantcommentedweek 46 months ago

Nice report 👏👏 Good luck 😍

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Northern_Entcommentedweek 202 months ago

Good luck with the flowering. I’m in Edmonton which is apparently zone 3 (I hought it was zone 4) and the problem here at 53N latitude is that we run out of strong sunlight before it gets too cold. Trick is to finish as early as possible. UV light drops very quickly after mid-August. Cheers.

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cultivarscommenteda month ago

@Northern_Ent, I'm getting close to the finish line here, and all in all flowers look pretty decent. Not as sizeable as the one's I've seen you grow, but fairly frosty and dense. Guessing the flower size, and ultimately the yield has been impacted by the U/V reduction you have noted as a negative for growing in more northern climes. Cheers to you good sir!

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cultivarscommented2 months ago

Yeah @Northern_Ent, I'm not sure if these are going to finish, or finish strongly. It looks to me like I need to get to October 15, at minimum, which I don't think will be a problem from a temperature perspective, being in a greenhouse with supplemental heating. But for abundant trichome production, and for them to ripen, we'll see if the sunlight is strong enough that late into the year. Certainly an interesting experiment.

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Cannabeast40commentedweek 134 months ago

Looks on point, best of luck 🌱🙂

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cultivarscommenteda month ago

@Cannabeast40, several months following your comment, I'm getting pretty close to the finish line here... and things look decent.

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cultivarscommented4 months ago

@Cannabeast40, thanks.. things will start to get exciting over the next few weeks as they enter flower. Expect another 40 to 50cm or so of upward growth through the stretch, and at some point I will install the trellis netting to provide additional support. Figure another 9 to 10 weeks to harvest.

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Ghrimcommentedweek 222 months ago

Beautiful plants! Colas coming in nicely 👍🏻 Happy growing 🌱

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cultivarscommented2 months ago

Thanks @Ghrim, getting closer to the finish line!

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Greengregorcommentedweek 25a month ago

Wow schöne ladys! Wünsch dir eine leckere ernte 💚

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cultivarscommenteda month ago

Thank-you @Greengregor. I'm looking forward to the harvest, but perhaps not so much to the trimming 😉

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