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This project I'm rolling with GT so I got his magic Candy mountain which promise to be all good things so I really can't wait. The germination was 100% and only one grew the upside-down but I turned it around and she is growing fine, the temp Is 73-79°F and the RH was between 65-78 RH.
First week and they are growing but slowly of you ask me but they are looking healthy and green. They are between 4" and 10" the temp Is between 70° and 79° and RH sits behind 60 and 65.
This week the girls have grown a lot more with massive fan leaves and a nice lush green and praying. This is my second fully organic run and it's really super easy more hands off than chemicals feed. The temps sit between 73° and 79°F and the RH is in that 60% - 65%
Week three and the girls are very healthy and green, they are now in 3gal fabric pots and are between 10 to a foot tall, I did top them and did a small defoliating. The first time growing full organic and the girls are loving it.
Another week and the girls a growing very healthy and nice, so I took this time to top them and clean up some excess leaves from around them, I did some lst and hst I preparation for flower. It seems like a went a bit overboard with the super cropping but hopefully not, I've always shy away from training but this time it's pretty fun and a learning curve for me.
It's the last week before I flip to flower, so 7gal is the choice for final pot and also I'm continuing with gaia green in flower. I must say that organic is the way to go real ez mode. With just 3tbsp per gal of all purpose in veg and now I'm switching it up to power bloom plus add some mykos to the root.
At the end of the first week flower I already did the original drench with recharge and finish shit so today I just water them with silica at a ph of 6.1, I'm also on a five day watering in flower base on how long the leaves took to drop.
Another wee k and they are doing some stretching and looking very healthy, I've adjusted the lights to be a lil closer just by a few inches. Today I gave them about twenty cups of silica each at a rate of 70ml in 10gal of water.
Moving pass the transition a little more this week and slowly switching to bud development. The feeding has been holding up and I've decided to top dress and just let them ride out on what they have available in the medium.
Definitely focusing on the bud development right now easing up on the stretch, I spot a little deficiency in some lage leaves that looks like magnesium deficiency, since it's. Not all the leaves I'm monitor them.
It's the end of another week and you can really see the difference in pheno showing itself, they are now even feeding faster with a little deficiency showing up on some leaves.
Another week and big changes with the watering, aroma and the overall bud development. First off the watering is literally every three days now because last watering on the forth day the ladies leaves were drooping and the soil was really dry just had to bump it up to three days. Talking about opening up the tent and it like opening the door to a candy store with fresh cotton candy brewing. The buds have been packing on weight showing a sure sign that they are heading to the finish line nicely.
Now every time I open the tent fifty cent candy shop song intro plays in my head and my nose do that Lil bewitched dance and I smile like wow this is really like a candy shop and there's a big cotton candy party going on. The ladies a feeding now like food is running out, I'm down to ever tree days watering and they are just in overdrive with bud development. The fade has begun to be more pronounced long with the different tones of citrus.
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