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Tropicana Cookies Purple
Niagara Seed Bank
2x4x4.5
My Own Blood, Sweat, and Tears
Activated Carbon Insert
D.I.Y
Perlite
The Unspeakable Brand
Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 3-4
Topping
weeks 3-4
HST
weeks 4
SoG
weeks 4
ScrOG
weeks 4
FIMing
weeks 4
Defoliation
weeks 4
19 L
Pot Size
3.5 L
Watering
Start at 4 Week
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Week 1. Vegetation
1mo ago
2.54 cm
Height
6 hrs
Light Schedule
27 °C
Day Air Temp
55 %
Air Humidity
23 °C
Solution Temp
26 °C
Substrate Temp
25 °C
Night Air Temp
19 L
Pot Size
0.03 L
Watering Volume
48.26 cm
Lamp Distance
XanHalen Week 1: Temperature: [Day 75-78°F/Night 73 - 75°F] Humidity: [60 - 65%] Weekly Comments: - 3 Tropicana Cookies Purple photoperiod plants, goal is to pull a pound out of my micro-grow setup… time will tell. (Update, June 6th) - will never start seeds without domes i can use for 2 weeks in seedling... they ok but could be better...
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Week 2. Vegetation
16d ago
2.54 cm
Height
6 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.0
pH
300 PPM
TDS
55 %
Air Humidity
21 °C
Solution Temp
25 °C
Substrate Temp
24 °C
Night Air Temp
19 L
Pot Size
1 L
Watering Volume
40.64 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 4
TriPart Micro - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Micro
0.211 mll
TriPart Grow - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Grow
0.211 mll
TriPart Bloom - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Bloom
0.211 mll
XanHalen June 11: Transplant Day (Solo cup -to- 5 gal fabric pots) Temperature: [Day 75-78°F/Night 73 - 75°F] Humidity: [50 - 60%] Weekly Comments: J11: Looking good, the slower one is catching up and root zone looks good, one has significantly more root production within the time-frame. 1/4 dose GHtrio with calmag... pH 6.0, 300ppm, 250ppfd.... Until next week... 🙏😎 J14: Topped the 2 healthy girls… the other one is stretching and seems to have weaker genetics, I’m going to go low-stress for her… for now…
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XanHalen
XanHalenstarted grow question 13d ago
slower growth, not as uniform, skinnier overall, is stretching and leaning more than the others, even with the same placement and positioning as the one on the left side (see diary for pic of light and plant placement)… 15 days old from seed, root mass looked decen upon transplan
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All_our_small_plantsanswered grow question 13d ago
Hi, denke das es eher was mit der Genetik zu tuhen hat und nicht das du was falsch machst, auch wenn es die gleiche Sorte aus dem gleichen Packet ist. Das passiert sehr oft das es mal ne schlechtere gibt, wenn würde sie aber trotzdem weiter ziehen, und das beste draus zu machen, habe schon viel schlechtere gesehen die am Ende dann doch noch überrascht haben. Viel. Erfolg
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Week 3. Vegetation
10d ago
2.54 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.0
pH
500 PPM
TDS
55 %
Air Humidity
21 °C
Solution Temp
25 °C
Substrate Temp
24 °C
Night Air Temp
19 L
Pot Size
1 L
Watering Volume
40.64 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 4
TriPart Micro - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Micro
0.528 mll
TriPart Grow - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Grow
0.396 mll
TriPart Bloom - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Bloom
0.132 mll
XanHalen June 16: Topped and LST'd Temperature: [Day 75-78°F/Night 73 - 75°F] Humidity: [50 - 60%] Weekly Comments: J16: looking good, topped 2/3 just for fun to see.... ppfd around 4-500, next week is when I will begin runoff-waterings as I expect by then the roots will be well established post transplant
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Topping
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LST
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Week 4. Vegetation
2d ago
20.32 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.0
pH
Normal
Smell
500 PPM
TDS
55 %
Air Humidity
21 °C
Solution Temp
24 °C
Substrate Temp
24 °C
Night Air Temp
19 L
Pot Size
3.5 L
Watering Volume
30.48 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 4
TriPart Micro - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Micro
0.528 mll
TriPart Grow - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Grow
0.528 mll
TriPart Bloom - Terra Aquatica
TriPart Bloom
0.132 mll
XanHalen June 24: LST continues, ScrOG goes in today Temperature: [Day 78-80°F/Night 75 - 78°F] Humidity: [50 - 60%] Weekly Comments: J24: Growing rapidly, been selective pruning, removing sites that are not with the funkshway... ScrOG net going in today, Pics are at the 4th day after water, tonight will be a feed day... left both fans on for 48hrs... bad idea = windburn = will be more carefull... Still debating whether or not to move one outside due to RH becoming troublesome already.... may be able to work it out, maybe not... - Extra tops formed when i topped first time, ended up with 4 main tops from 1 snippy..... - they are already stinky - they usually look more full, just did LST + light defol. and close to water time... GG for now.. Updates: - I think the light intensity was a bit too much, so I dialled the back in touch - Scroggin net has been implemented - went from three plants to two plants but one is outside. Will probably start a separate grow diary for that one. -
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FIMing
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Topping
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Grow Questions
XanHalen
XanHalenstarted grow question 2d ago
This is windburn right? left 2 fans on for 48hr, when I usually alternate between them each day.. Anything i can do to help recovery? should i have fans on a timer to give some fan downtime?
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Leaves. Wilting
Leaves. Other
Setup. Ventilation
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Ultravioletanswered grow question 1d ago
No it's not windburn, windburn is when the plant changes the shape of the leaf making it more aerodynamic. This is indistinguishable. What you seen is not windburn, water cycle is not functioning efficiently for one reason or another. Overheating leaf, heavily laden with water, wrinkling leaves. Excess air will increase the rate of transpiration, if it's already running high from environmentals then it could be closing the stomata so much so preventing release of water at the rate it needs to grow. While transpiration, the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts, doesn't directly rely on root respiration, it is indirectly influenced by it. Root respiration provides the energy for active transport of water and nutrients into the roots, which then become the source of water for transpiration. Soon as oxygen becomes low root respiration will cease. When root respiration is crippled, transpiration slows down significantly or even stops. Root respiration provides the energy needed for water and nutrient uptake by the roots. If this process is impaired, the plant cannot effectively draw water from the soil, leading to a decrease in the amount of water available for transpiration. Consequently, the plant will reduce or cease transpiration to conserve the limited water it can absorb. Plants roots don't fill those pots yet, if roots can't reach then the moisture in those fabrics are 100% at the mercy of evaporation. Transpiration is a daytime process where the roots pull water where they find it. You must encourage a little evaporation at some point in the cycle otherwise gravity will pull water to bottom of pot where it will stagnate, compress soil and cause nuisance. Unless you are cycling a low to high pressure change within the tent by utilizing a negative pressure you won't be injecting any fresh oxygen in or out of those fabrics. From my experience fabric pots are not as airy as we are led to believe, I've grown side by side with air pots, the difference in water retention was quite drastic(oxygen penetration). Have your fans blasting on those pots, until the roots fill them they are at mercy of evaporation. Only want gentle slight breeze on the actual leafs. The soil-plant-atmosphere continuum (SPAC) describes the continuous pathway through which water moves from the soil, through the plant, and into the atmosphere.

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