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Week 1 has been easy with this girl. She germinated with ease and seems to be loving life so far. Organic soil reused from previous grow. The soil was sun baked and sifted. Let's see how she does :)
Sorry for the late update. All healthy and strong with this girl. She has been moved into a tent with a 600watt Metal Halide today. Hoping she can really enjoy life now.
This is a hot summer. Time to invest in an AC. She is loving life though! Great responses to LST. Really impressed with her so far. Feeding time tonight
Haven't uploaded for a while we close to week 6. She has been through some amazing transfomations and slowly entering flowering. Happy with this beauty and her responses.
hey man , people like to defoliate, but the heavy heavy defoliation like you did I'm not sure about. there's a few proven techniques in defoliation that for sure increase the yield. One is called lollipopping, which is when you remove all the lower leaves so that the energy from the plant is directed to the flowers above, making them bigger and more potent. The other defoliation technique is actually leaving the leaves but removing the small flower nodes lower on the branch because these flowers actually won't get that big, so if you take them off the plant will start to channel the energy on the larger flowers up on the stem. Actually when you defoliate, even one or two leaves, for you it's maybe nothing, but for the plant it is actually high stress training, right? the heavy heavy defoliation you did is for sure going to stress the plant for the next 2-3 weeks, it will be focussing it's energy on survival, and making new leaves. so what's the point ? I cant really find the logic on how that helps the plant cant survive with no leaves, so it will make many leaves again, and i wont focus on anything else. My best advice to you is to wait until you have plenty of leaves back and the plant is bushy again before you flip to the flower mode. Why? because if you flip now , instead of doing a full flower stretch the plant will do half stretch half leaf, and overall it will significantly hurt your final size and therefore yield. I'm guessing you want a big yield right? so that's my best advice, brother. Hope this helps ! 🚀
Today marks day 46 and she is a few days into flower. She has come back strong and sturdy showing awesome traits. She can now focus all energy on bud development. Happy with this week so far.
Today marks day 53. Week has been great only had an issue with a dying hps which i replaced yesterday back to the MH. Looking strong and getting beautiful pistils.
Today marks day 60. She has finished off her stretch and is now focusing on bud production. She has had a light defoliation today because she was extremely bushy.
Day 68: Wow what an amazing Auto. She stands at 60cm and is looking on point! She in now finishing her life under warm Cob LEDs that run 150w at 2amps giving an apparent output of 300w. Its the spectrum and output im looking for though. Great week so far.
She was an incredible grow from start to finish. Relaxing smoke with a passion fruit like terpene profile. Fun plant to train and she had amazing resiliency. Great for beginners.
Powodzenia w uprawie a odmiana o kolego będzie nieziemska gratuluje wyboru. Zajrzyj do mnie mam identyczną tylko już ho ho na 12 tygodniu ale obejrzyj jak to wygląda to, to nie drzewko to busz mały jest :P
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hey man , people like to defoliate, but the heavy heavy defoliation like you did I'm not sure about. there's a few proven techniques in defoliation that for sure increase the yield. One is called lollipopping, which is when you remove all the lower leaves so that the energy from the plant is directed to the flowers above, making them bigger and more potent. The other defoliation technique is actually leaving the leaves but removing the small flower nodes lower on the branch because these flowers actually won't get that big, so if you take them off the plant will start to channel the energy on the larger flowers up on the stem. Actually when you defoliate, even one or two leaves, for you it's maybe nothing, but for the plant it is actually high stress training, right? the heavy heavy defoliation you did is for sure going to stress the plant for the next 2-3 weeks, it will be focussing it's energy on survival, and making new leaves. so what's the point ? I cant really find the logic on how that helps the plant cant survive with no leaves, so it will make many leaves again, and i wont focus on anything else. My best advice to you is to wait until you have plenty of leaves back and the plant is bushy again before you flip to the flower mode. Why? because if you flip now , instead of doing a full flower stretch the plant will do half stretch half leaf, and overall it will significantly hurt your final size and therefore yield. I'm guessing you want a big yield right? so that's my best advice, brother. Hope this helps ! 🚀
@@LegalGrowZA, yeah man, that's what i figure meself ...
let me just take this opportunity to give you and my SA bredren a shoutout lol, looks like your diary is a meeting place for the SA boys haha @orangecritical@biird@budsza BIG UP 🙌 from your Senegal boy haha Bless 🙏
@CRiSPrGrow, I was experimenting around and your logic makes sense. I appreciate the feedback. My logic was to get optimal light into the bud regions from top to bottom hence the heavy defoliation. I thought that if doing it this way we could get more "focus" onto the lower stems instead of removing them in the form of lollipopping of selective removal. I wanted to test this out but it seems to be a 50/50 scenario where 50 percent is focused on new leaf growth and 50 percent on recovery instead of boosting bigger flower sites to the tops via lollipopping. Could have been a waste of time
LegalGrowZA
