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Hudson2384commentedweek 33 months ago
Grew out the V2 version of this strain. You seem to be doing very well so far keep it up.
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Mandarin Cookies R1 V2 - Custom Living Soil
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VEG
China LED LED/90W
Custom
Tent
Homebox
Custom
Indoor
Room Type
HST
weeks 13-14
ScrOG
weeks 13-16
Transplantation
weeks 3, 13
Topping
weeks 4, 6, 8, 13-14
Defoliation
weeks 14, 16
LST
weeks 4, 6-8, 13-16
30%
Soil
Grow medium
15%
Vermiculite
Grow medium
15%
Peat
Grow medium
25%
Sand
Grow medium
15%
Pumice
Grow medium
40 L
Pot Size
1 L
Watering
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[Day 29]
[Day 30]
[Day 30] New environment 💎
Grow Conditions
Week 5
Vegetation
14
cm
inch
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
13+ conditions after
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Nutrients
ml/l
ml/gal
tsp/gal
Liquid nutrient ferment
10 ml/l
Aloe Vera extract
20 ml/l
📆 [24.09. - Day 29]
💬 Treating the soil with predator mites to kill the fungus gnat larvae and as prevention against other pests like Thripse. (Hypoaspis miles)
💬 Treating every single plant in the house with a total of 12.500 predator mites. Flying pests should be controlled in the whole environment if you can not quarantine infected plants. My whole house is full of various different plants, so ive got to treat them all.
💬Something munched on a leaf, wonder what it was.
📆 [25.09. - Day 30]
💦 Watered 400ml filtered rainwater with fermented nutrient solution (4ml, 1:100) + 20ml of aloe extract.
💎 Decided it was time to move them into their new environment today. Finally got warm temps there when the lights are on (28-30 degrees celsius). Hygrostat is set to 55% rh. Going to upgrade to a GSE Climate Controller in a few days.
📆 [26.09. - Day 31]
💬 Applied SF-Nematodes to every single plant in the house. (Soil has to be moist, using against fungus gnats)
📆 [27.09. - Day 32]
- Nothing -
📆 [28.09. - Day 33]
- Nothing -
💬 A couple more days until i can cut more clones. Sadly the one i already took some days ago did not root yet...
📆 [29.09. - Day 34]
🌡️ 23.3°C - 27.1°C /// Rh: 54% - 66%
💦 Watered with 500ml rainwater with fermented nutrient solution (5ml, 1:100) + 20ml of aloe extract + 10ml "BAC Yuccah" watering agent.
💬 Took 2 more clones. Cut with desinfected razor blade, dipped in aloe and honey and then put in a mix of moist peat moss, perlite and sand. Placed in a small greenhouse with the older clone.
💬 When taking clones and scraping them ive noticed a really nice smell coming from the stems, smelling strongly like the typical "cali/gas" with some notes of mandarine/tangerine too! Amazing, she isnt even in preflower yet but smells so good! 💚🔥💚🔥💚🔥
💬 Lowered LED. (Ive raised it higher then it needs to be so the plants can get used to the new lights with UV)
📆 [30.09. - Day 35]
🌡️ 21.1°C - 27.7°C /// Rh: 48% - 66%
💬 Fertilized by topdressing fresh homemade compost (+FF)
💬 Clones have "stood up" again. 77% rh and 22°C right now in the clone box.
💦 Inoculated with BTI Protein dissolved in 200ml rainwater. Using this to kill young fungus gnat larvae.
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Grow Questions
Leromestarted grow question 3 months ago
I dont have a lot of experience in taking clones yet.
Is this going to be enough light for them to produce enough sugar to make roots / should i move them into the veg. tent? I am scared of fungus gnats destroying their roots there. Light is 6.5 W, 400 Lumen, 3000 Kelvin
Thx 💚
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001100010010011110answered grow question 3 months ago
Not much. It can't take in enough nutes to do anything but cannibalize itself. A minimal amount of paling is fine but you don't want them to eat themselves too much before they get some roots.
Use Bti to avoid gnats and more, if available in your area. "Mosquito bits" and dunks are the brand i know of. But anything with Bacillus thurgenisis (spelled wrong but close enough) will work on larvea and 100% safe for you or pets. I use bti pre-emptively. You never know when a bale of substrate will bring in a bunch of pests from the store.
Give them weak light and low VPD until they exhibit signs of growth, and improved turgidity (they stand up straighter with greater sustained water pressure inside the plant)
as far as how much light.. just make sure they don't pale too much or fall over trying to avoid the light. High humidity slows transpiration (low vpd). This will reduce stress on the plant and allow it to form roots more easily. Unless you live in a very humid region, a humidity dome is very useful. They key is not giving them uninterrupted darkness for 10+ hours (flower cycle / chance for revege etc), which is easy enough to avoid.
Can they root simply plopping them in some substrate and leaving by the window sill? yes, but success will be lower. Always take more cuttings than you need. Sometimes you'll have a 100% success rate, others you'll encounter a stubborn genotype or maybe it's not as healthy as normal etc... Lots of things can reduce success rate.
if you take 4-5 cutting you could just leave them on a counter and at least 1 would survive, lol.
Leromestarted grow question 3 months ago
Opinions & experience inquired - Layering diff. substrates - A good or bad idea?
Look up germination week of my mandarin cookies for infos.
Do you think this project could be beneficial or should i stick with pure living soil? Why? Keep down bro science pls.
THX 💚PM 4 discussion
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Other. General questions
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Shinsimillaanswered grow question 3 months ago
I have played around with layering, not quite the way you have done it, but not too far off.
My living soil was doo dense, so I added coco and perlite to it to lighten it up, but was worried about it still getting too saturated in my larger pots (regular plastic, not fabric).
I put a layer of coco and perlite alone in the bottom inch so the roots that got there should never sit in stagnant wet soil for long and I added another layer around the middle also about an inch so when the plant is young it can easily access airy pockets easily even if the living soil is a bit on the wet side.
It worked quite well and after the plants finished, I saw their roots had spread more strongly in those airy layers while still having access to the nutrient in the living soil.
I think your concept is fine, but I would maybe worry about the ratio you have of living soil to inert medium.
If the plant stays small it should have enough food, but if you grow a bigger plant, you might need to start feeding more seriously than you normally would to make up for the lack of food.
It will also probably dry a lot faster, so you'll have to water a lot more. Not a problem, it just seems it is going to make you work harder for the same result.
I'm not expert and some of the things I've done may be really silly, but it worked for me and I grow large plants in those 30l pots without any problem.
I just top dress with compost at the start of flower and use FPJ's I make myself and some epsom salt now and then.
I would personally move the sand down to the bottom 1/3rd or 1/4th and have more living soil and less inert medium, but try it out and lets see how it goes.
Leromestarted grow question 2 months ago
My clones are in water since 11 days now. They seem to be not easy to clone/root... Are these "root bumps" ?
Should i take them out of the water and into a clean wet substrate now?
Thx🌱
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LSchnabelanswered grow question 2 months ago
When I take clones I put them into a cup of water for 48 hours. This I feel is very important. However, I always make my final 45 degree cut after I take them out of the water. Then I put them into a rapid rooter plug with root hormone. I’ve had 95% plus success doing this.
After about a week under a humidity dome I get nice white roots coming out the plug.
It looks like your cuttings are water logged and starting to rot away. I would either take more cuttings or cut the existing clones way back to more solid stem.
Hope this helps.
Leromestarted grow question 2 months ago
Hey, cloning with the new setup went really bad quick, what did i do wrong? Information on my mandarin cookies grow report, read my comments from today and 2 days ago pls
5/7 look like this. Do i need to sterilize the rockwool with boiling water?
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m0useanswered grow question 2 months ago
Should not need to sterilize rockwool but pooring boiling water over it and then let it cool would give it a good start. I clone in a glass of tap water I don't ph it or do anything special. works fine for me, once it shows root tips little warts, i place em in soil and they grow.
Leromestarted grow question 24 days ago
I just transplanted each of these 4 mothers into 40l pots, i am planning to let them flower in 2-3 days. I am thinking if the pots might have been too big for these plants, do you think they will still stretch a lot bcs of the new soil despite being "old" already
Tent = 2m high
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001100010010011110answered grow question 24 days ago
In 2-3 days the roots havent colonized the new pot, fully. Still might cause a little extra growth before vege growth stops in flower phase, but given the timing, i don't think you have to worry about anything crazy. You might not see roots throughout 40L of volume by the end, so it's effect will be limited too.
I think you are safe and that the plant will be limited by how much time it has to grow in flower phase and avoid too much extra growth relative to space caused by pot size.
The fact they are mature mothers with size that already fills the area of the tent will probably result in some over-crowding regardless of pot size. No biggie. Just prune them to fit. If you think they are too tall to start, prune back a few nodes to reduce height before flip and give 3-5 days to heal, preferably.
Leromestarted grow question 4 days ago
Hey, am i tripping or are these early hermies? Never had them in the flowers this early, could this be from too much light or slight underwatering? Or from bending the main stems and not giving enough recovery time b4 flower? (1 week)
Would you try again or start with new seeds?
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Ninjabudsanswered grow question 4 days ago
Hello there
Your plants look nice don't worry to much we can get this taken care of really easy
I have had the same problem several times when I switched from florescent and hps to led.
When plants 1st start making there buds they still don't require that much light
What you are seeing is light damage from to much light. If you turn down the light just a small amount for about a weeknthen you should start to be able to ramp the light up more and more throught flower.
As long as you tune down the light now by the time the plant is ready for harvest that will disaper.
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Leromecommented3 months ago
@Hudson2384, Nice, how did it turn out for you? Thank you! 👌😊
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TheHollyweedcommentedweek 14 months ago
Geile Sorten Wahl, da häng ich mich gern mal an
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Leromecommented4 months ago
@TheHollyweed, Herzlich willkommen! 👽
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Stony_Germancommentedweek 04 months ago
Richtig gute Wahl der Genetik. Viel Glück Growmie.
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Leromecommented4 months ago
@Stony_German, Danke Growmie 😎
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Ghrimcommentedweek 43 months ago
Living soil is so cool! Good luck 👍🏻 Happy growing 🌱
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Leromecommented3 months ago
@Ghrim, Its the best 💚🌿 Thank you!👌🙌
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Keno_Abicommentedweek 1421 days ago
Now it’s time to go crazy 🤩
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ThatGuyWhoGrowscommentedweek 04 months ago
Looking good 🔥 How did you decide on your medium mix?
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Leromecommented4 months ago
@ThatGuyWhoGrows, Thx dude!
My goal here is to simulate nature´s way of growing, providing a mostly silicon based substrate in the deeper root zone to provide high levels of oxygen and water. The top root zone is where im providing most of the nutrition in an organic form to feed the microbial and fungal life which feed my plants.
Feel free to message me if you want to know more about what im doing or have any questions in general, ive seen you are doing your first grow, thats awesome! 😊
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KritischeMassecommentedweek 72 months ago
Sehr ausführlicher Report! Bin gespannt, mal schauen habe Mandarin Cockies auch in der Auswahl für einen nächsten grow.
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KushPartycommentedweek 14 months ago
Looks good
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KushPartycommentedweek 14 months ago
Looks good
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KushPartycommentedweek 14 months ago
Looks good
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