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My second Grow is the Crystal Candy XL Auto from Sweet Seeds.
The germination went perfect this time. I set it in a Solution of Water 29ml and 1ml of C²O².
After 36 our the Sapling was ready to set it in a prepared Soil from Biobizz Allmix, Biobizz light mix on top where the Plant sits and 5% of perlite.
As Pot I used an Airpot 20l for the first time to see if it helps to get a healthier Plant.
After the Plant went in the box i gave it a plasticroof for 2 days so that the humidity is high and the plant has time to get used to the light.
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(I accidently added the wrong seed to this grow and cant edit it our^^)
After 2 days the roof is getting of and the plant gets her first 250 ml of Water.
The plant grows very vigorously and fast. Unfortunate the last day the plant begun to bend her first 2 leaves up and i dont realy know why.
I will try something out and see where it goes.
The second week of vegetation is over and watching the plant grow is a rewarding experience for me.
Now that the plant is well-established, it is time to begin training it. This involves LST to ensure it reaches its full potential in this case.
I look forward to discovering what this plant will become 😋😊
In the third week of the cannabis plant growth cycle, significant developments occur that set the foundation for future growth and yield. This stage is crucial for implementing training techniques that ensure even canopy growth, promoting optimal light exposure for all parts of the plant.
To ensure uniform growth and maximize light exposure, LST have been applied
By the end of the third week, the cannabis plants have demonstrated excellent growth, supported by strategic training techniques and effective pest management practices.
Despite the plant's healthy growth, the presence of fungus gnats posed a potential threat. To combat these pests, beneficial nematodes (Steinernema feltiae) were introduced into the soil.
Continued monitoring and adjustments will be essential as the plants progress into the next growth stages to ensure a bountiful harvest.
The first signs of the plant that she went to the first week of the flowering stage appeared, thats where the cannabis plant experiences rapid growth known as "the stretch," to support future bud development.
Low-Stress Training (LST) is applied to manage this growth and optimize light distribution.
Beneficial nematodes were introduced for natural pest control, effectively eliminating soil-dwelling pests.
The nutrient regimen is adjusted to focus on increased phosphorus and potassium levels, promoting bud development. Together, I hope that these techniques support the plant's health and set the stage for a successful harvest with high-quality buds.
stay tuned 😋
The cannabis plant is in excellent health, showing vibrant green leaves and a robust structure.
The overall appearance suggests that the plant is thriving in its current environment.
No signs of nutrient deficiencies, or diseases have been observed. A light defoliation was performed during this week.
This practice will help the plant focus its energy on the upper buds, leading to better yield and quality in the upcoming weeks.
The plant has been fed according to the BioBizz nutrient schedule, specifically following the guidelines for week 2 of the flowering stage. The nutrients provided include BioBizz Bio-Bloom, Bio-Grow, and Top-Max, which have been carefully measured and administered to support the plant’s transition into full flowering.
I'm curious to see what will become of the plant. Stay tuned! 🌱🌱
This week, my cannabis plant is showing some signs of thirst. Unfortunately, I had to cut back on watering due to a small infestation of fungus gnats.
To combat the problem, I decided to apply nematodes. Hopefully, they will take care of the larvae in the soil.
Despite the reduced watering, the plant still looks strong and healthy overall. The buds are continuing to develop nicely.🌱🌱
I'm really curious to see how things progress in the coming weeks, especially now that the pest issue is being addressed.💚
Be excited for the coming weeks 💚🌱🌱
What do you think, should I switch my light cycle to 20/4 for a short night rest to preserve the terpenes?
Should I wait until my three plants, which are already in the late flowering stage, are finished, or will it not bother them?
Thank you very much HowToBubatz
You should give the DLI it can handle without damaging the plant. If the specs are accurate for your lights, it's an easy process to guesstimate DLI. If you can do this in 16h or 18h that's fine. More hours above local max dli (depends on local variables a bit) is wasted electricty and stress on the plant. Also, you want a dark cycle. I'd only do 20/4 or greater hours of light if the light is underpowered and that's the only way to max out DLI relative to local variables.
Today marks the end of the seventh week for my cannabis plant, and things are looking fantastic!
The buds are developing beautifully, swelling up with each passing day. It's incredible to see how much they've grown in such a short time. The first trichomes are starting to appear.🌱💚
I'm also happy to report that the nematodes have done their job effectively. The plant is much healthier now, bouncing back from any issues it had before.
I'm feeling optimistic as I watch it recover and flourish. I can't wait to see how the buds develop further as we head into the final stages!💚
The buds are noticeably swelling up, getting thicker and more solid every day. They’re really starting to take on that dense, compact form I’ve been hoping for.
It's amazing to see them take shape, becoming more compact and substantial.
The plant seems to be doing really well overall—healthy, vibrant, and strong. Every day, I'm noticing more trichomes forming on the buds.
It’s a sure sign that everything is progressing nicely, and resin production is in full swing.
I’m eager to see how things will unfold in the coming weeks. The excitement is building as I get closer to the final stages. Can’t wait to see what’s next!🌱
I planted 2 crystal candy xl automatic. 1x20l airpot and 1x26l fabric pot. Same fertiliser, same light schedule same watering. Now the one in a fabric pot perfomered very frosty while the one in the airpot didn't. Trichiome on both are the same. Should I harvest simultaneously?
Airpots allow alot more air than fabrics to reach
roots, meaning the medium will dry at a faster rate than fabrics.
Nutrient can only uptake where moisture is present.
I have personally grown 3 airpots 1 fabric and noticed undeniably the airpots dried substantially faster than fabric pots.
Nutrients can only uptake where water is found.
If 1 pot is drying 20,30,40% faster, the production line is halting.
Mediums that regularly go from one extreme to another can cause calcium to have problems with uptake too which would effect final produxt product.
Today marks the start of the final week before harvest, and I’ve officially begun flushing the plant.
It's really exciting to see how far it has come. The buds have developed beautifully, and the scent is amazing – super fruity and sweet, almost like a mix of berries and tropical fruit.
The aroma fills the space every time I check on it.
I’m pretty satisfied with how the plant has grown overall.
The structure is solid, and the buds are dense and sticky. Everything looks on track for a good yield, and I can’t wait to see the final product after curing.
Fingers crossed for a smooth finish!
Today was finally harvest day! I’m really impressed with how well this plant turned out. The buds grew incredibly dense, and because of that, I already removed most of the fan leaves a while ago. The flowers look amazing—so thick and sticky, with a beautiful structure. The plant really exceeded my expectations.
I had to leave the plant outside of the grow box for about 60 hours before I could cut it down. I had to deal with some work obligations and couldn’t get to it earlier. Interestingly, the extra time out of the box gave it a chance to develop even more stunning colors. The buds have these rich hues now, which only adds to how healthy and strong the plant looks.
Even though I couldn’t harvest exactly when I planned, I’m really happy with the outcome.
The extra wait didn’t seem to harm the plant—in fact, it might have even improved the final result! Now it’s time to get everything trimmed and hung up to dry. Excited to see how the final product turns out!🌱💚
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