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Amazone27 I have 2 plants in soil and 1 in hydro. I initially used Lemon Wonder Auto and Northern Delights Auto (VIP Seeds) which germinated but didn't come out of the soil. As a replacement, I used Georgia Pie Automatic (Zamnesia Seeds) and Rainbow Sherbet Automatic (Zamnesia Seeds). For the hydro container, I used an ATWFS ultrasonic mist maker instead of an oxygen hose, which supplies the plant with water and fills the tent with a humidity of 97%.

Amazone27 Hydro is doing quite well, and Pie in the soil is also very good, but the Rainbow Sherbet isn't doing so great. The light is set to 30 watts and will be increased to 60 watts tomorrow.

Amazone27 The hydro under the nebulizer soon brings the roots into the water, the question is whether I will continue working with the nebulizer or switch to an air hose and fill the container with water. One surprise was the Lemen Wonder Auto that popped and showed strong growth even though it lay in the soil for 2 weeks like a stubborn nut.

Amazone27 It keeps growing, but will they be ready in 6 weeks? The light is 80 watts, and that's the maximum for growth light. Next week, an additional 20 watts for flowering will be added.

Amazone27 It's still running at 80 watts and developing well. I'm fertilizing with horse manure and dolomite. I've also defoliated a bit and applied LST to ensure enough light gets through. In three days, I'll add the flowering light with 20 watts and then increase it by 20 watts every day. There's still no sign of flowering.

Amazone27 I've topped the latecomer now, and the light is set to 80 watts + 20 watts of bloom light. In 3 days, I'll add another 20 watts and increase it by another 20 watts every week. I'm giving nutrient salts from Grüner Jan every week now.

Amazone27 So, I topped the last plant and the pie has gone into flowering. It's amazing that with hydro and the sprayer, it's still clean after 6 weeks, but water is collecting on the tent floor. I'm going to take that out and replace it with an oxygen stone - I've turned up the LED for flowering, it's now at 140 watts total, the remaining 20 watts will come in 8 days.

Amazone27 Amazone27 Regular defoliation is on the agenda, especially the Milky Way, which gets it every day. Except for the Lemen Wonder, all have gone into flowering; this one was already thought to be dead and suddenly showed up, and it seems to take longer for everything. In 2 days, the flowering will be cranked up to a full 80 watts, and I hope it's done in 8 weeks. Until then!

Amazone27 Growing Milky in hydro was a bad decision, I've now removed endless leaves for a week and the branches are so strong and thick that LST is almost impossible. The Georgie Pie looks like a cake with many candles and is stretching nicely upwards. The Lemon Wonder has huge leaves but isn't showing any flowers. The Rainbow is stretching now too and has a nice green color for its leaves.

Amazone27 The Milky is really exploding, and it's time to defoliate again and again. The Pie still looks like a cake, only now it's growing taller. Lemen Wonder (was a dud) is not at all, and I took it out; it was probably a seed that fell into the soil from my pollination experiment. The Rainbow is flowering very quickly and will be the first to finish.

Amazone27 The Milky is soaking up the water well and stretching further. Rainbow continues to bloom. The Pie shows burn marks and is only being watered with water without nutrients; additionally, I have hung the LED higher.

Amazone27 so this week the flowering will be checked. The Pie as a cake is showing more light burn compared to the other plants that are doing well. We have the LED now at a distance of 70 cm and turned down the flowering light.

Amazone27 I thought the pie was ready for harvest. But further inspection shows that's not the case. The Rainbow Sherbet isn't ready for harvest either, MilkyWay is developing well, but it will take longer.

Amazone27 I had a plant that was an unknown type, and because it didn't go into flowering, I put it in the 12-hour tent and just watered it, wanting to be surprised by what would happen. I was surprised; it turned out to be a regular and male, and it fertilized everything in the main tent and is now going to drop over 1000 seeds. I'm letting them mature now, and the next grow will only be Milky Way plants with the seeds I harvest. I think it will be ready in about 3 weeks.

Amazone27 I believe that the Georgia Pie Automatic suffers from light burn and shouldn't be grown with other strains, as the LED would need to be set weaker for it. Otherwise, just wait until the seeds are ripe. The MilkyWay surprises for an auto/F1 with a flowering explosion and would have produced over 100 grams if it hadn't been fertilized. On 22.7, the first seeds show the first ripeness. As suspected, the Rainbow Sherbet was the first to ripen and is dropping the first seeds. I'm going to put these in damp cloths to germinate for a test. After 3 days, 2 out of 8 test seeds have sprouted.

Amazone27 I've now set the light to 12 hours. The Pie is now dropping seeds, and the Sherbit is dropping more and more. With the MilkyWay F1, I've also harvested the first 10 seeds and I'm now bringing them to germinate, because the next grow will be with MilkyWay F1 in soil. The first seeds of Milky Way F1 all sprouted 3 days later and are now potted. The 3 strongest will be selected for the new grow, and the rest will be discarded.

Amazone27 Just harvested the Rainbow Sherbet, cut it and dried it.

Amazone27 Seems to be very light sensitive, whether it's the duration of light or the intensity. I would only grow them alone now. Hung up to dry. Since it has dropped about 50 seeds, I won't smoke it but freeze it to make hash with the leftovers. 😉

Amazone27 I put 10 seeds out of the Milky Way every day and I'm still waiting until I have the final result.

Amazone27 So I got about 250 seeds out, a few might fall out while drying, I’ll give it a try after drying and then freeze them to make some hash. All good.