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Icedoutgreen I basically inherited the plants, first 3x Bakerman (Jealousy x La Bomba) and then a Permanent Marker. Unfortunately, the plants have already been through quite a bit. They spent several days in a room that was too cool, the growth phase was interrupted with too little light for several days, and the Permanent Marker was stripped for cuttings. Nevertheless, I've made it my mission to bring the plants to hopefully a beautiful bloom. Unfortunately, everything is a bit challenging since all the plants are different ages and sizes. Anyway, I'll make the best of it.

Icedoutgreen The plants have somewhat recovered by the end of the second week of growth, and since there are such different sizes in the tent, unfortunately, I couldn't use any nets, so I had to resort to an old-school solution to keep the plant height under control. I think this could still get pretty funny during flowering... Let's see what else happens. I think I'll focus on the stronger plants and just let the others run alongside.

Icedoutgreen No major changes in the first week of flowering, I just removed the annoying big fan since it was taking up too much floor space, and at the end of the first week, I thinned out the foliage a bit. Let's see how that affects the rest of the flowering.

Icedoutgreen This week, the plants have had the chance to recover from last week's defoliation. After three days (the first three pictures), they've already managed to grow quite a bit of foliage again. Furthermore, not much happened this week, except that I regained the floor space and finally managed to buy a clip-on oscillating fan. Oh, and at the end of the second flowering week, I made a compost tea that they received on Saturday evening. I would have liked to make the tea earlier, but I had to buy everything from scratch again, as I unfortunately had to start completely from zero.

Icedoutgreen This week, my humidifier from AC Infinity finally arrived, and I immediately cranked the humidity up to 75%. I think at this stage, I don't have a high risk of mold yet. I'll keep the same humidity during the fourth week and then gradually decrease it by 5% each week. Also, this week I added half a BTI tablet to 10 liters of water to get the fungus gnats a bit under control. Additionally, I started some rice milk, which I will mix with regular milk tomorrow, then wait a few days and use the resulting lactic acid as an additive for the watering.

Icedoutgreen I've been struggling a bit with humidity this week, 75% was probably a bit too much of a good thing :). I'm not entirely sure, but I think one plant had a brief case of leaf septoria. I then reduced the humidity to 65% and cranked up the exhaust system, and now I have it pretty well under control again. Additionally, I made some lactic acid bacteria from rice milk and regular milk and mixed it into the watering can. Next week, I'll be brewing another compost tea. All in all, I'm average satisfied with the development, and as always, some things could be going better, but I'm feeling optimistic.

Icedoutgreen The pictures are from the beginning of the fifth flowering week, and the plants are developing quite nicely. I was able to somewhat contain the leaf septoria, but not completely eliminate it. The good thing is that only one plant is affected.

Icedoutgreen The plants are in the final stretch, the resin content is reasonable, and they have a healthy appearance. I'm also satisfied with the amount of buds, they could just be a little bigger. However, I still have plenty of room for improvements and already have some ideas that I will incorporate in the next run. Much love to all those who love cannabis just as much as I do 😊

Icedoutgreen The week is actually going quite normally, no special occurrences. The leaves are slowly starting to change color and autumn has begun. I'm already slowly preparing for the harvest.

Icedoutgreen As you can see in the video, autumn is slowly setting in and the leaves are naturally starting to wilt. Now I'm looking forward to two things: first, the harvest, and second, installing the new upgrades for my setup and starting the next run with plants that I’ve grown from scratch, not running a cycle with three-legged dogs.