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6 years ago
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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
Soil
Grow medium
21 L
Pot Size
1.5 L
Watering
Strain
Liberty Haze
Barney's Farm
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
Growing was fairly easy despite my earlier issues of using coco. I've had a lot of help completing this grow and a big thank you goes out to all in this fantastic community
The Outcome
Week 15
Harvest
What's on the scales?
113.4
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
170.1
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
1
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
0.88
ft²
Grow Room size
0.19
g / watt
129.18
g / m²
113.4
g / plant
1.14
plant / m²
683.53
watt / m²
Tastes like
Earthy
Flowery
Nutty
Feels like
100% Sativa 0% Indica

Positive effects

Energetic
Euphoric
Giggly

Negative effects

Insomnia
Reviews. Nutrient
Reviews. Lamp
Commented by
Homegrown79 Homegrown79
6 years ago
Grow diaries was an invaluable asset to my grow. The level of help for a novice grower was more than I ever expected.
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Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 106 years ago
They will start to fatten quickly when they hit the next stage. consider when you class flowering to start from too. If its from the start of actual visible flower sets , then this can mean a difference of on average a week , against flip being classed as flowering . have overlooked ( and panicked !) this fact for years and always assumed my plants had " overgone" their advertised flowering periods.!!!!just a thought and a comfort to realise you may still have some time for so many changes to happen . looking good
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@Njanne, been doing it for past 20 years and i only figured it out this grow. lol kicking myself for all those harvests i waited like an idiot for and the nreeders i branded Bullsh#@@!rs on their promised flowering times of their strains. whoops !!!. Still learning after decades is typical of this amazing hobby of ours.
Njanne
Njannecommented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy, good point man! I have been making this very mistake and I always seem to be 2 weeks off. Ha!
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@Homegrown79, it does give you a better chance of hitting the " sweet spot" for harvest time.
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Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 46 years ago
i have been using an aquarium water cleaner that cleans tap water of chlorine and chloramine too. it has beneficial bacteria also. it has been good to date and can usr water instantly without having to stand it fir 24hours ( which still leaves chloramine in the water). It is fairly inexpensive too . in uk £5 to clean 200ltr . it is called " tap safe" and rhere are a few other brands that do the same. if you think about aquaponics and using fish to provide nutrients ect.. then products for healthy fish must be transferable . works a treat for my rdwc res. just a suggestion for research maybe
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy,I actually have that due to having a fish tank. Might have to look into this a bit a further. Thanks for the advice mate
stra1ng3r
stra1ng3rcommentedweek 36 years ago
they look damn good! :)
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@stra1ng3r,Thanks mate. Took a lot of work but they're getting there now
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 66 years ago
never enough veg time for us sadly lol. i want a ganja TREE . lol looking good though . keep on smiling
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 136 years ago
have a read into not flushing and slow drying instead. i never flush and never get harsh weed or killed flavour from drying too quickly. if you slow dry , all the harsh chlorophyll etc... gets exhausted as she tries to keep her buds alive and fresh. Starving any plant of vital food at such an important time of their cycle , makes no sense honestly. commercial growers do flushes as it saves them 2 weeks worth of nutes , which on the scale they grow with , would be a huge financial saving. For us it jas no real value. it is a myth that has been perpetuated for ever and peeps who do it "swear by it", but in truth , it costs yield and terpines. please have a research and see what you can come up with . well worth it. look good despite the ph issue. lucky save mate. I only ever ph the water 1st to counter using silica , then feeds ect.. then ph again. if not using any then always last. doing great
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@Homegrown79, i use jars for storing my own supplies but thankfully with the slow dry , flavour is there from the off. admittedly , as tome passes the smell def increases within the jar , but snapping/grinding a slow dried bud , releases all those smells and tastes too. So hard to not dry too quickly once trimmed and hung. controlling the perfect r.h and temp while still having plants flowering can affect this too.
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy, how long do you keep the buds in jars curing for? Or do you just keep them in there until smoked?
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@Homegrown79, pleasure mate. if we cant help each other out , how can we claim community. am sure you wont regret it but be prepared for the defence of the not flushing. lol . The harsness benefit of sliw dry alone is worth doing , not to mention the saving of flavour and potency. So many people ( if they are honest) have dried quick and ruined their weed so it tastes and smells like hay. Then trying to recreate what has been destroyed already 2-4 weeks in jars " curing". nobody likes to admit they have done it and some do it every grow . The extra drying days save so much time long term. keep up the great work
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Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 146 years ago
looking good.mate. have read about the packs and i think the 62% is the standard used. not used them myself ( never around long enough to cure lol.) Took my Liberty out today for untrimmed drying. She is huge ( pics on my update). Cannot wait for numbers on dry harvest. watching yours with interest now too. great job
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@modaf, sorry only just seen this modaf. . for me the cooler the better. a lower rh only dries it quicker if it can evaporate. There are many , many forums and threads for a slow dry logic which i willingly will share here but risk being whipped as different sites to here.lol If you Google slow drying cannabis , there will be lots.of info to have a look through. The science supports it and i know from personal exp how different it makes things. There is a growing support for using frost free refrigerators to slow dry and it retains the Terpenes once dry too. Rather like fresh vegetables. this is where my "cooler the better" comes in. Trimming is a pain once finally dry as i also leave everything on until final harvest , but trimming is awful anytime. lol
modaf
modafcommented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy, can I ask if you would recommend any particular reference to learn about slow drying? Edit: all good think I found it.. short answer 21C at 50% humidity.
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@Homegrown79,I have used it a few times and not had any issues at all. As long as you allownit to slow dry so they can convert leftover chlorophyll etc for goodness as carbs ect. Leaves create the harsh taste and a lot of wet trimmers just chop sugar leaves in the bud which leaves its base and stem hidden away and can cause the harshness.
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Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 116 years ago
they have a great foundation to keep healthy matw. wouldnt worry. They will swell most during their last two weeks usually. all the hairs will be coiling up ready to reburst tje bud again. imagine how great they will look after a whole week of not checking. looking good mate , relax
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@Homegrown79, on my revisit list for sure. never seen a omace like it ever. so many different centuries represented in one place, tv tower with babies crawling up to the top is bizzare too
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy, no unfortunately missed out on that mate. We went up to the castle and did the full tour. What an amazing place. We must of walked for miles when we were there. It -12 when we were there during the night but about -3 most days. Loved it though.
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommented6 years ago
@Homegrown79, beautiful city Prague. had previous honeymoon there in winter. never felt cold like it in my life lol. loved the deep deep steps to the underground railway too. gothic quarter was like a film too. did you rub the brass dogs on kings bridge for good luck ??
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Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 156 years ago
been a pleasure to ride along with you mate. will keep eye out for harvest and smoke info. look forward to next one with you. well done
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy, thanks mate. It's been a great experience. I sent you a message. The whole plant drying is now well under way.
Njanne
Njannecommentedweek 136 years ago
Following along :) I'm on week 6 of my first Liberty Haze grow.
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@Njanne, it's a great plant and will take a lot, it's very resilient.
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 86 years ago
be prepared , these ladies go crazy with sites all over. hreat job
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy, beginning to notice that mate lol
TheUndercoverGrower
TheUndercoverGrowercommentedweek 86 years ago
They've shot up this week. Happy days
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@TheUndercoverGrower, they really have mate. They just won't stop lol
Boxgrower
Boxgrowercommentedweek 86 years ago
@Homegrown79 Looking good mate, I'll follow along, always good to see the stretch :)
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@@Boxgrower, thanks mate. Loving this. I wish I had started earlier
TheUndercoverGrower
TheUndercoverGrowercommentedweek 76 years ago
Looking good mate. Fan leaves look massive. Managed to get the humidity down yet?
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@TheUndercoverGrower, yes mate, ive managed to get it down a bit. The airflow is a lot better but I've a dehumidifier on order and should be here next week. Hopefully that will cure the issue permanently. I will need to upgrade a few things for the next one but I should be OK for now
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 56 years ago
trapped as i am over the scrog ir not. i have had to supercrop to a canopy and so far so good. your girls look ready to burst free and go large now. good work mate
Homegrown79
Homegrown79commented6 years ago
@Ganjagrandaddy,thank you mate. It's taken a while and a lot of patience but I feel it'll pay off.
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 36 years ago
these ladies are monsters. just flipped mine after a long veg ( long story and on diary.) but wow she is a monster now and i think she will be bullying every other lady in the crop. good luck and train her early. i mainlined her and topped. supercropped her while waiting for the other ladies and now her canopy is thick and wide. great strain to work with so far. good luck. will follow along. loved coco growing.
Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 156 years ago
well done on the mega harvest. a great yield and nice looking plants to.
G4NJAG4NG
G4NJAG4NGcommentedweek 156 years ago
Well for a novice I can honestly say well done, you did a great job! You know your made for this when you make it to harvest day! That's always a good sign no matter the amount! 😁 You will find that no matter how many grows you do, no matter how confident you may be in growing there are always lessons to be learned, and that's not a bad thing! It's the reason sites like GD exist! Keep it rolling and as always happy growing! Look forward to seeing future grows, now enjoy curing and smoking those buds, nothing beats getting high from your own supply 😎
TheUndercoverGrower
TheUndercoverGrowercommentedweek 96 years ago
Looking lovely. How long is the flowering period supposed to be?