Pinapple Chunk

Okay, so I smoked a joint of some of the smaller almost dry buds last night. Plus I’ve been eating edibles from the trim, so I think I’ve got a fairly good read on the effects.

It is a very colourful/happy kinda high. It is also kind of psychedelic like a very mild mushroom trip. I would say it’s a nice smoke to enjoy with a few friends as it can be inspiring. The cheese flavour is at first evident with fruity notes to follow.
Dry weight was taken when buds were close to dry at the touch.

The Outcome

Week

HARVEST

What's on the scales?

Bud dry weight

What's on the scales?

2.29

Bud dry weight

What's on the scales?

270

Bud wet weight

What's on the scales?

9.52

Bud wet weight

Harvested

1 plant

Number of plants harvested

Light

400 watt

Total light power used

Grow Room

1.6

ft²

m²

Grow Room size

Grow Room

17.22

ft²

m²

Grow Room size

0.01

ounce /watt

0.13

ounce/ft²

2.29

ounce /plant

23.23

watt/ft²

0.06

plant/ft²

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Tastes like

Cheese

Nutty

Tropical

Feels like

50% Sativa

50% Indica

Euphoric

Happy

Uplifted

Dry eyes

Nutrients

Advanced Nutrients

Can’t fault them. I realised that all the extras-bud candy, overdrive and big bud-are not really necessary as the coco sensi has all the same nutrients.

Big Bud

pH Perfect Sensi Bloom Part A

pH Perfect Sensi Bloom Part B

Sensi Cal-Mag Xtra

Commented by Waters

Waters

I’m blown away by the size of these colas. So happy with this grow. There are plenty of shiny sparkles but I could still do with a few more. This plant is very easy to manage and just gets on with the job of growing big fat smelly buds. @Barney’s Farm are doing a terrific job. After almost getting them dry I’m realising that a lot of the bud is not as dense as I’d hoped. Still a good haul however.00

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Grow Questions

Waters week 6 started grow question 3 years ago

I still can’t determine whether this is a heat related or Nute burn issue. Is it that temps are too high causing a Nute problem? I’ve done all I can to lower temps.

Resolved

Leaves. Edges burnt

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Butrus answered grow question 3 years ago

Hey @alanwaters, I don't think this is caused by nutrient issue - that would almost in all cases cause leaf tips being burned. My vote would go for minor light stress as it looks like edges of leaves are turning up.
It is a young plant so she definitely doesn't need a full power of the lights you have - she would be more than fine with 200W LED. Try to check the documentation for the lights you have but I would go a much further than 40cm with the 600W. If you have dimer on the lights, lower the power to ~50%, or if this is not an option I would go as far as 60-80cm depending on factors like reflective material on the walls, overall temps, RH etc.
With such a powerful light this close it is like putting a young plant to full sun...as the saying goes, less is sometimes more :wink:
But your plant is still looking healthy so if there is any issue, it is just minor one and she should get better very soon.
Good luck and happy growing!

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Waters week 13 started grow question 3 years ago

If I have not done so yet, should I be flushing my grow medium every so often to avoid salt build up? If so,would I add the nutes, in water, directly after the flush

Resolved

Techniques. Defoliation

Removed answered grow question 3 years ago

Dude, if you are going to grow on coco, a pH meter and EC/PPM meter are a must; be sure to use them. As for your question, as long as your feed lightly, there will be no salt build up. If you want to go ahead anyway, then yes add nutes after the flush, since coco is an inert media and has no nutrients on its own.

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