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Secretjardin 40x40x120
Custom
Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 1-2, 5
ScrOG
weeks 5
Main-Lining
weeks 5
Defoliation
weeks 5
Soil
Grow medium
11 L
Pot Size
1.3 L
Watering
Grow Conditions
Week 4
Vegetation
26
cm
inch
Height
19 hrs
Light Schedule
11+ conditions after
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SHRiMP_EyE SHRiMP_EyE
2 months ago
First day of week number 4 and now a very known smell starts to announce it self. 😋
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Grow Questions
SHRiMP_EyE
SHRiMP_EyEstarted grow question 2 months ago
Any suggestions on defolaition or other things i can do to improve the growth of this plant? Im a little bit lost on what i could remove or do to improve the quality of this beauty.
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Buds. Other
Leaves. Too many
Leaves. Too few
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 2 months ago
I would make cross wrom fat soft gardening wire or from cotton gardening line and secure all 4 tops clser to center and further from walls. That way you will maximize light ( all works best in the centre and loose power further from it, now your most effective spot is used only for bootom suckers ) and will create less stress for plant from rubbing leaves into walls , plus stems will get extra support ... pull them 3-5 cm closer to center . That i would do ;)
SHRiMP_EyE
SHRiMP_EyEstarted grow question a month ago
First Grow, what could you tell me about the progression of the tricomes?
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Buds. Other
Setup. Strain - Autoflowering
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question a month ago
Hey pal. So, looking at your diary. Your plant/environment could do with some basic tweaks..these should improve your quality of end product overall.. Nutrient wise. Make sure you are giving something that had sugars/resin. This will help during fattening/ripening. Also, make sure you are feeding Calmag at least once a week (solo feed 150ppm of calmag added to your tap) Keep your main NPK feeds low, 4-600ppm max. Bloom stems, enzymes sugars, don't add to NPK ppm. So, make sure if you're making mixes you get proper measurements and try keep all your feeds (water/Nutrients) any mix, the PH should be kept within range of the sub. So soil 6.5-7, organic nutrients don't really matter ph wise. But the like of calmag you need to make sure ph is right. And atm, she's showing serious calcium def.. Also, if you can lower those 2 big colas to make more of an even ppfd map across your whole plant surface area. So, since pre flower is WAY over. You can HST those big colas..Fell them to an area that is away and not covering the middle. That light will struggle to finish that with it being so big. Those top colas will take up so much ppf away from your lower parts of the plant so lowering them so they sit sideways will allow you to lower your light and help wit all the bud sites. Try open up with leaf tucking as much as possible and if you have to remove some big old fan leaves to allow light to reach deeper into your plant. Feel free to DM me if you need any more detailed tips.
SHRiMP_EyE
SHRiMP_EyEstarted grow question 4 hours ago
End of week 12 and still no amber trichomes? Why is that?
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Buds. Other
Other. Harvest - Drying
Setup. Strain - Autoflowering
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Ultraviolet
Ultravioletanswered grow question 2 hours ago
Some strains just don't develop amber trichomes, which is a genetic thing, so waiting too long for amber can result in harvesting over ripe and degraded plants. If you have roughly 95% brown pistils, the plants will be in the ball park for peak THC levels and a mind bending head high. When there is no more yellow pistols and they are all orange then it's also a good indicator its time. Cannabis plants do feature several other types of trichomes in addition to the three mentioned above, but these are non-glandular trichomes. These are the hair-like or claw-like trichomes which are used for plant defense. And as they have no resin glands, they do not possess the right biological parts to produce cannabinoids. All glandular trichomes – the bulbous, capitate sessile, and capitate-stalked trichomes – are capable of producing cannabinoids and terpenes. However, they do not all produce cannabinoids to the same extent. For some reason your plants doesn't want to switch the thc to cbn, this is what would normally make the milky turn amber. I would harvest based off your pistils, very best to you and good luck.
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Ninjabuds
Ninjabudsanswered grow question 3 hours ago
Okay, there are a few key things to look for when deciding if your autoflower plant is ready for harvest. First, check the pistils. Those are the little hairs on the buds. When most of them have turned from white to orange or brown, you're getting close. Next, take a close look at the trichomes. They're those tiny, almost crystal-like structures on the buds. You'll need a small magnifying glass for this. If most of the trichomes are cloudy white, that usually means peak potency. But if you prefer a more mellow high, wait until some of them start to turn amber. Finally, you can also go by the plant's age. Most autoflowers are ready around 8 to 10 weeks, but it can vary a bit depending on the strain.
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Sators
Satorsanswered grow question 4 hours ago
Hi, There could be several reasons why your plant doesn't have any amber trichomes yet, even though it's at the end of week 12 of flowering: Genetics: Some cannabis strains take longer to develop amber trichomes than others. It's possible that your strain is a later bloomer. Environment: Factors like temperature, humidity, and light intensity can influence trichome development. If your environment is too cool or humid, it could slow down the maturation process. Nutrient deficiencies or excesses: Nutrient imbalances can affect trichome development. Make sure your plant is getting the right nutrients in the right amounts. Good luck buddy.
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