Super Skunk Indoor DWC

I'm having a hard time managing the temperature in the tent because its my first run with sodium lights so the cotyledons have begun to yellow. I will stabilize it in the next days. --- I have raised the light 10cm, to 70cm from the plants. The temperature has low to 30ºC, but its not enough. Should i raise lights more? Should I buy a cooltube? Or what do u reccomend to lower the temperature of the room?

-We are starting the second week. Still with the nutrients in half. Next week I will start with the normal dose for growth. -This is the prettiest of all those in the tent at the moment, and the least signs of stress are showing due to the heat. -Following the recommendations of: @chokesonsmoke I have hung the CO2 bags this morning. Also I have passed a small fan that I had in the 60x60 to this tent. With all this and raising the lights a few cm more, I managed to lower the temperature to 28ºC, it is still a little high, but it is not as alarming as before. I also hope that thanks to CO2 the plants will not suffer so much stress. We will see how they evolve this week. ----------- It seems that with the changes in the temperature and the CO2 of the room the plants have begun to evolve favorably. This is the one that shows the least signs of stress from the beginning. The growth has been good and has developed a good root system. I have done FIM but being my first time I do not know if I have done it in the correct way.

-Starting week 3 -I think I have done wrong with the FIM (as i said, it's my first time) and it has not served for anything other than to cause some stress to the plant. Still, it is the healthiest in the room and the one that is evolving best. ----- I am not clear if the FIM has served or not for something. I do not know if I did it correctly. It seems that the lateral buds are developing faster than in their companions, and the vertical growth has slowed down a lot, but I do not see any new bud that may have emerged from the FIM. I have removed the damaged leaves and some that were overshadowing the new buds. The new buds are separating from the stem of the plant while the vertical growth has been almost zero. The stem is tremendously fat for the size of the plant.

Earlier in the week I made a new FIM on the side branches. This has come out correctly and a lot of new shoots have started to appear. I have not yet removed the damaged leaves by the FIM. I will do it as soon as I recover the foliage a little since the last defoliation that I also made earlier this week.

This week has been a bit strange ... the first days of the week I kept the period of 18h of light, and on Wednesday I changed it to 12. I wanted to have done it a little before but I missed the opportunity. They take a few days with the 12/12 period and still show almost no signs of flowering. So I tell it as a week of vegetation.

It has been the first full week with the 12-hour cycle, but it still does not show any sign of flowering. I think I made a very serious mistake. This week I've been going to do an FIM to the tip. I hope I do not have to regret having done it after the phase change to 12h

First week of flowering. I'm worried it's too small. Let's see its evolution during the first weeks of this stage. I think the FIM has been a mistake in this variety

I am not very happy with my performance on this plant. It's my first time doing FIM and not having done it correctly has made a lot of branches too weak. Next week I will eliminate some low branches to try to concentrate the production on the thickest ones. I do not think the production will be very big. FIM is not the proper technique for these specimens. We learn from mistakes ... let's see how it evolves.

The plant shows absolutely no symptoms of excess or deficiencies. This week I have raised the dose of fertilizer quite a lot. The buds are not yet very large because the flowering is being somewhat slower than in other of its companions. I do not think they will become big branches, but I hope to have a lot of good nuggets. Next week I hope you have gained enough weight and we begin to intuit what the final result will be like.

This Super Skunk goes a little behind in flowering than its mates due to the techniques used. Also, i dont expect big buds because the techniques used have not been the most suitable for this variety. Even so, this week the dose of Mega Bud has increased a lot and i put the ballast in superlight mode with what I hope that next week we can see enough progress.

It seems that finally some buds will be a little bigger than I thought. It has been a pleasant surprise. Still there is are a lot of low branches that should have been removed in the first weeks and that will produce almost nothing and are subtracting energy to the rest of the branches. It's too late to eliminate them, but these are branches that I will not bother or manicure. it will go to a QWISO or something similar to extract all the THC they contain. Still I am relatively happy with its development, although I know that with the appropriate training techniques It could have given much more of itself . Luckily I still have some seeds of this genetics so I can make new diaries correcting my mistakes.

Very good development in the final stages of this Super Skunk that is forming batons much larger than I expected due to the training techniques used. A very good genetics to cost so little. The buds are already hard as stones. I can not wait to feel them once dry.

Something is affecting this SuperSkunk that during the last week has started to show a lot of dark spots on the tip of the leaves. The affected leaves have a much drier touch, even brittle at the tips. I do not know what it can be since I have not changed anything in the nutrition and the rest of the plants in the closet do not show any symptom of affections. I will keep an eye on her this week as I would not like to lose the harvest so close to getting it.

We came to the cut of this SuperSkunk, I wanted to have left a week more maturing, but it has not been possible. Also, the last week was showing signs of imbalances so I made the decision to cut the entire tent at once. The production has not been bad at all, although It would have greatly appreciated the week that has been missing. Many branches still had buds with a lot of weight to gain. Even so there are enough branches mature enough to have an acceptable production. All the buds that have not finished ripening enough I will use them to make extractions with fresh frozen material. The wet production was 276g. Improvable but acceptable for the mistakes I made while growing. The buds that are worthwhile are already drying in optimal conditions and soon we can see the result dry and manicured.

The performance could have been much better with the proper training. It is a quite easy strain to grow that gives very tight buds, but the flavor and effects are not to shoot rockets. I have another seed to grow it in the future, but I do not think I'll do it until very long since there are many other strains that I prefer to grow. In general it has been the least liked of the tent. Although the performance has not been bad, and could have been much better, the quality in terms of terpenes and psychoactivity is pretty mediocre(but not bad).