Ice Cream Haze (outdoor/indoor)
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Wiederverwendete Erde
Indoor
Room Type
Defoliation
weeks 5-6
10 liters
Pot Size
Start at Harvest
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Germination1y ago
birdmountain The plan is to leave them outdoors for as long as possible after germination and then harvest safely indoors in the grow box. 😎
Possibly one in the grow box and the other in the foil house. It's mid-July, so there are still a few weeks until flowering begins.
The seeds are very large and strong, so there's a lot of energy in them. 💪
Big shock and mistake on my part; I placed the ceramic box on a heating mat and left a small gap open overnight. In the morning the paper wick was dry. I immediately added water, removed the heating mat and closed the lid. By the evening at least one seed had sprouted, phew! 😅
Fortunately, the second seed also germinated a day later. The germinated seeds were placed in sieved soil in small pots and showed their cotyledons and the beginnings of the first pair of leaves 5 days after the germination process began. Germination completed! 👍
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Paper Towel
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation1y ago
7 cm
Height
15 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
0.2 liters
Pot Size
0.01 liters
Watering Volume
birdmountain The two little plants are mostly outside and growing as they normally do. There is nothing special to report.
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Week 2. Vegetation1y ago
13 cm
Height
20 hrs
Light Schedule
21 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
57 %
Air Humidity
17 °C
Night Air Temp
0.2 liters
Pot Size
0.01 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
10 mll
birdmountain Both Ice Cream Haze plants are growing well indoors at 20 watts and have received their first fertilization with nettle manure, which has been very beneficial for them. Depending on the weather, they are either indoors or outdoors, currently mostly indoors. They are allowed to develop a little more before shaping begins. The two young plants are developing differently; whether this indicates two phenotypes remains to be seen.
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Week 3. Vegetation1y ago
22 cm
Height
17 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
65 %
Air Humidity
17 °C
Night Air Temp
0.2 liters
Pot Size
0.06 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
10 mll
birdmountain The two plants have not yet been repotted. I am still unsure which ones should go into the polytunnel and which ones into the grow tent. However, they are doing well so far. To prevent them from entering any flowering stage (if that is even possible at this age...), they were placed in the illuminated grow tent for a few hours in the evening. Thank you for visiting, and best wishes for a sunny and hot growing week—a heatwave is on the way.☀️
ICH #1 22 cm
ICH #2 19 cm
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Week 4. Vegetation1y ago
30 cm
Height
17 hrs
Light Schedule
27 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
65 %
Air Humidity
17 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
20 mll
birdmountain They have been repotted, are growing very well, and come into the grow tent in the evening for a few extra hours of light. So far, only organic fertilizer has been used.
ME #1 30 cm
ME #2 22 cm
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Week 5. Vegetation1y ago
50 cm
Height
14 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
65 %
Air Humidity
17 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
20 mll
birdmountain They appear to be two different phenotypes with different growth rates. No. 1 has already reached 50 cm, while No. 2 is lagging behind at 37 cm. Both are very herbaceous with nice, fairly even side shoots, which I try to achieve by turning the plant pots towards the sun. At night, they go into the grow box, and in the morning, they go back outside. I would like to take cuttings, but the tissue is still too herbaceous and soft for me, so I will have to wait a little longer. However, they are strong genetics, that's for sure. Thank you for visiting and best wishes for a successful week of growing. 🍀☀️
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Defoliation
Technique
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Week 6. Vegetation1y ago
58 cm
Height
13 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
9 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
20 mll
birdmountain During this last week of August, they were kept completely outdoors and were no longer placed in the grow tent in the evenings to adjust to the length of daylight. They are developing magnificently, ICH I is still a good bit further along than ICH II and already has a strong, specific scent. Both plants were defoliated slightly so that the leaves do not cover the shoots underneath.
ICH I - 58 cm
ICH II -- 42 cm
Thank you for visiting, and best wishes for a successful week of growing! 😁
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Defoliation
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Week 7. Vegetation1y ago
65 cm
Height
13 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
12 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
20 mll
birdmountain The two Ice Cream Haze plants are real powerhouses with a big thirst. No further defoliation was carried out on them this week, and they are rewarding us with steady growth. The existing side shoots are getting longer and stronger, and the main shoots are continuing to grow, but not at the same pace as at the beginning. There are no flowers to be seen yet, and they will remain outside next week to enjoy the fresh air. They are strong genetics in terms of growth, leaf size, and habit. I wish you a successful week of growing! 😀
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Week 8. Flowering1y ago
76 cm
Height
13 hrs
Light Schedule
22 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
12 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
1 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
20 mll
birdmountain I suspect they are just starting to flower. It's hard to determine the amount of water for the plants when it rains for days multiple times throughout the week. 😒 However, both plants have entered the flowering phase, and I need to slowly get the grow tent back in operation. Both ladies have grown very well and evenly, though one is a bit larger than the other. They won't both fit in the grow tent. I'm faced with the tough question of which one to choose, the smaller, broader-leaved one or the larger, better-smelling one? 😏
Both plants have grown well, but the stems are still very soft and herbaceous. In strong winds, they would easily bend. However, they are protected in my best sunny spot. The coming week is supposed to bring a few sunny days.
Thank you for the visit and best wishes for a mold-free grow week. 😀
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Week 9. Flowering1y ago
80 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
22 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
72 %
Air Humidity
12 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
1 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 1
Nettle manure
20 mll
birdmountain Ich sehe noch keine Veranlassung sie indoor zu stellen. Sie haben Blüten ausgebildet, die größer werden, trotzen Regen und Sonne und sind gierig nach Wasser. Sie duften noch nicht in der Blüte, was für mich ein Zeichen wäre vorsichtiger zu werden, da sich meiner Erfahrung nach dann die Schimmelgefahr erhöht. Sie haben große kräftige dunkelgrüne Blätter und stehen frei. Es sind keine Mängel zu erkennen also kann es noch eine Weile so weitergehen.
Vielen Dank für den Besuch und beste Wünsche für eine erfolgreiche Grow-Woche! 😀
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I still see no reason to put them indoors. They have formed flowers that are getting bigger, defy rain and sun and are greedy for water. They are not yet fragrant when in flower, which would be a sign for me to be more careful, as in my experience this increases the risk of mould. They have large, strong dark green leaves and stand freely. There are no recognisable defects, so it can go on like this for a while.
Thank you for your visit and best wishes for a successful grow week! 😀
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Week 10. Flowering1y ago
80 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
15 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
89 %
Air Humidity
8 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.5 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Nettle manure
10 mll
Bananenschalenjauche
20 mll
birdmountain Both plants were moved this week due to all the rain so that they could find shelter under the tarp in an emergency. They continue to enlarge their flowers and are not bothered by the temperatures. There is no sign of mould, mildew or aphids. So far, these are problem-free plants. The outdoor experiment continues for another week. Many thanks for your visit and best wishes for a pleasant grow week!
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Week 11. Flowering10mo ago
85 cm
Height
11 hrs
Light Schedule
13 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
89 %
Air Humidity
5 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Bananenschalenjauche
40 mll
Vinasse
20 mll
birdmountain Both plants are still very dark green and, due to the very cold two nights with ground frost down to -3° C, have a shimmering black-red color. They are still very healthy and the flowers are developing, albeit at a low level due to the cool temperatures. They are now somewhat more sheltered in the foil tent, where the fan provides continuous air movement.
The smaller of the two has somewhat stronger flowers and already exudes a little fragrance when touched. Both plants still need some watering in this weather. Off we go into the fifth week of flowering!
Thank you for your visit, see you next week!
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Week 12. Flowering10mo ago
85 cm
Height
11 hrs
Light Schedule
15 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
89 %
Air Humidity
8 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Bananenschalenjauche
40 mll
Vinasse
20 mll
birdmountain Due to the not-so-cold week, the two ladies stayed in the foil tent. Two phenotypes are increasingly emerging. The shorter plant has much stronger flowers and a stronger scent. The flowers are very densely covered with trichomes and shimmer brightly. The leaves are still lush green and somewhat dark, which unfortunately also attracts a few small caterpillars that I was able to spot on them. The outdoor experiment will continue next week. Thank you for your visit, see you next week!
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Week 13. Flowering10mo ago
85 cm
Height
11 hrs
Light Schedule
13 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
87 %
Air Humidity
5 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
Nutrients 2
Bananenschalenjauche
40 mll
Vinasse
10 mll
birdmountain That was the last week outdoors for at least one of the two plants. It's getting too cold now and the humidity combined with the cold is causing the fungal spores to bloom and spread. I only have room for one of the two ladies in my small grow box, but I'm faced with the decision of which one to choose. The smaller of the two is lower, with partly already bluish/purple colored leaves and thick compact flowers, the other is taller, slimmer with pure green leaves and longer buds. Both have a similar scent and both only fit individually in the grow box. Both still need to be treated with neem against the remaining caterpillars, I hope it helps. Nevertheless, it was interesting to see how resistant they are to the cold when they are still in the green stage and have not passed the main flowering stage. However, it would certainly have been better if I had sown them four weeks earlier, then they would have ripened completely in the foil tent. But that wasn't possible as the space was full. For a pot of only 9 liters, both plants have grown excellently and have formed a strong, compact structure without any treatment. Thank you for your visit!
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Grow Questions
birdmountainstarted grow question 10mo ago
Are they ready to harvest when they have only completed the sixth week of flowering but already have only white trichomes?
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Fruitgroweranswered grow question 10mo ago
No buddy, they're just getting started. They'll really start to fatten up now and when near the end the big leaves will start dying and changing colour
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Growhome_90answered grow question 10mo ago
I think it doesn't look finished yet. Did you check the trichomes on the sugar leaves, or on the bud itself? The trichomes on the leaves ripen much faster than on the bud itself. I think they still need a bit more time, even though there are strains that finish relatively quickly.
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Ninjabudsanswered grow question 10mo ago
Hello friend your plant look great. Just be a little patient. You want to look for a good amount of the hairs starting to change colors. The buds will swell up a good amount the last week… I bet you have like 1 or 2 more weeks left. Just remember the plant will start looking go like fall with colors changing when it’s ready to be harvested
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Week 14. Flowering10mo ago
85 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
30 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Substrate Temp
22 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.4 liters
Watering Volume
35 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
Bananenschalenjauche
40 mll
Vinasse
20 mll
birdmountain The two ladies went their separate ways this week. The slightly smaller, indica-oriented plant with partly bluish leaves was placed in the small grow box, where it fitted perfectly, and the slightly larger, more sativa-oriented lady remained in the foil tent. In addition, the fan was moved back from the foil tent into the grow box to create a constant flow of air. Both plants are doing well, but the lady in the grow box is now producing a lot more resinous leaves. She has very few flowers but the sugar leaves are heavily covered with trichomes, right up to the edges. These leaves are slightly curled upwards. The already existing blue-violet coloring of some leaves has not turned back to green, this does not seem possible. The lady in the foil tent is still very green without any coloring and can withstand temperatures of around 5-6° C. at night and a maximum of 8-13° C. during the day very well. However, flower formation is at a low level. The air flow that the wind drives through the foil tent seems to be sufficient, the tent is largely empty. The caterpillar infestation was treated once with neem spray on both plants, although there are many feeding spots on trichome-free leaves, I can no longer find any fresh ones. A follow-up treatment will be carried out next week. Thank you very much for your visit!
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Week 15. Flowering9mo ago
85 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
27 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Substrate Temp
22 °C
Night Air Temp
9.5 liters
Pot Size
0.3 liters
Watering Volume
35 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 2
Bananenschalenjauche
40 mll
Vinasse
20 mll
birdmountain She is very tough, the lady in the foil tent. She remains mostly green, but her leaves are turning more and more purple. I have lost some flowering due to small outbreaks of mould, but the amount is marginal. She has a slight resinous scent and, for having to endure so much, her flowers and sugar leaves are well covered with trichomes. Eight weeks of flowering are now over, according to the grower she is ready to harvest after 8-10 weeks of flowering. I'm going to leave her a little longer to test her limits. She is protected from rain, her adversaries are cold and high humidity. Is it possible that she is reacting to this by producing fewer pistils but more sugar leaves?
The other plant in the grow tent, on the other hand, is just starting to form new pistils, but the cold time in the foil tent has left its mark. Purple leaves remain purple, the caterpillar damage is ugly but she is forming lots of new trichomes on the leaves and flowers. She can remain in this protected atmosphere for a while. I couldn't find any more caterpillars. In the warmth of the grow tent, her scent also comes into its own; it is currently slightly caramelised sweet. Thank you very much for your visit!
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Week 16. Harvest9mo ago
Happy Harvest Day!
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Die Sorte raucht sich sehr angenehm, es verbleibt ein angenehmer Duft im Raum, der an Räucherstäbchen oder karamellisierte Süßigkeitern erinnert, je nach Phänotyp, die ziemlich unterschiedlich sind. Die Wirkung ist jedoch identisch, mittelstark, fröhlich und nicht zu stark grüblerisch. Standard Arbeiten können weiter erledigt werden.
Es waren zwei unterschiedliche Phänotypen, die aus den Samen im Juli keimten. Eine blieb kleiner, kompakter und die andere etwas sich streckender.Beide wuchsen die längste Zeit im Folienzelt. Während sich bei der kleineren die Blätter frühzeitig rötlich verfärbten, blieb die größere weitestgehend grün.
Die kleinere, rötliche wurde die letzten drei Wochen in die Growbox umgesiedelt, wo sie noch kräftige und stark duftende Blüten entwickelte und auch den höheren Ertrag.
Die bis zuletzt bis zum 9. November im Folienzelt verbliebene schmalblättrigere Pflanze entwickelte aufgrund der fehlenden Wärme und Licht weniger Blütenmasse, roch jedoch wesentlich harziger und angenehmer. Es wurde kein Trimming oder ähnliche Maßnahmen ergriffen, dafür war die Zeit zu kurz. Beide Pflanzen mussten gegen Raupen mit Neem behandelt werden, was sie gut vertrugen; die im Folienzelt verbliebene hatte zusätzlich später noch Milbenbefall. Beide Pflanzen wurden nach der Ernte mit Natron und Zitronensäure gewaschen. Es gab leichten Schimmelbefall gegen Ende, der aber aufgrund der nicht dichten Blütenstruktur durch die Spätaussaat minimal war. Sie vertragen kurzfristig recht niedrige Temperaturen bis zum Nullpunkt und können geschützt lange im Freien stehen beim sativalastigen Phänotyp. Im Frühherbst steigt jedoch die Gefahr von Schimmel und Schädlingsbefall, bis sie allmächlich durch die sinkenden Temperaturen wieder etwas geringer wird. Ein Ventilator auch im Folienzelt ist unabdingbar. Dafür, dass sie nur in einem 9,5 l. Topf gezogen wurden, bin ich mit der Ernte sehr zufrieden. Die rein organische Düngung mit Vinasse und Bananenschalensud haben sie dankbar angenommen.Ein Samen ist noch übrig, der nächstes Jahr im Frühjahr ausgesät wird um einen Sommer-Grow zu dokumentieren. Ich hoffe es wird der schmalblättrigere Phänotyp sein. Sie gedeihen in meiner Umgebung in Töpfen gut. Im März/April gesät, können es schöne attraktive Pflanzen werden, die ab Ende September einen Schutz vor Feuchtigkeit benötigen. Reinen Freiland-Anbau ohne Schutz kann ich nicht empfehlen.
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Spent 107 days
Ger Veg Flo Har
291 g
Bud wet weight per plant
44 g
Bud dry weight per plant
2
Plants
0.6 m²
Grow Room size
Easy
Difficulty
Giggly, Relaxed, Uplifted
Positive effects
Dry mouth
Negative effects
Stress
Medical effects
Fruity, Flowery, Woody
Taste
Height
Day air temperature
Air humidity
Light schedule
Night air temperature
Substrate temperature
Pot size
Lamp distance
birdmountain The weather forecast predicted low temperatures of only 5° C. daytime temperature with daily continuous fog, so I decided to harvest. The lady in the grow box had caught mould in a leaf axil while still in the foil tent, the entire branch was drying out, so she was also harvested. Outdoor growing is and remains a ‘run with mother nature across seasons’, we cannot determine all the factors. This is a disadvantage but also a challenge that I gladly accept every year, be it tomatoes, peppers, artichokes or borlotti beans in the open field. I can now enjoy the results until the next season. However, after the season is before the season, a lot of seeds have accumulated and new varieties have to be selected. Thank you for following this diary!
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ZoobZoob_farmZ commentedweek 11y ago
Good grow💪🌱🌲🧑🌾
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DutchFarmer commentedweek 01y ago
💪💪💪
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Schnabeldino commentedweek 01y ago
good luck & have fun ☘️🤲🌱
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GERGrowDesigns commentedweek 91y ago
Good Luck for the Flower Weeks with this Beauty ⭐🌱
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UnorthadoxDude commentedweek 169mo ago
Congrats on the grow and harvest. I would personally have let this one go a few more weeks.
I would advise to pay no attention at all to a breeders claims of harvest schedule, and simply be guided by the plants - especially trichome development.
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