4 er grow

Daedra Grows very quickly and vigorously, the mycorrhiza ensures a faster start right from the beginning. I also bought root juice and use it in every watering. I think that contributes a significant part to this exceptionally fast and vital growth, compared to the grows before where I didn't have any soil or root additives.

Daedra She's growing like crazy, I've never seen such fast growth. On day 13, I fertilized for the first time with Fish Mix and from now on I've stopped using Root Juice. I've been tucking the leaves under the shoots regularly to prepare my mainline shoots for the first topping. On day 16, I did the first topping on 4 shoots, and on day 22, the second topping on 8 shoots.

Daedra third topping day 30. now 16 shoots.

Daedra grows pretty well, soon the last topping on 32 shoots.

Daedra Last topping now very eager to train, she wants to be trained and topped. She keeps growing every single day without any growth stops. I think it has to do with the roots and soil life; the plant can handle stress like nothing and keeps going as if nothing happened.

Daedra grows excellently, I trained little between all the toppings because I wanted maximum growth, and with the last shoots, so the 32, I finally aligned them.

Daedra Two days before the flowering start, I did some serious defoliation and lightly lollipopped. On day 59, I started the bloom on July 21st.

Daedra after a week it looks like this now, it has recovered well and is slowly going into stretch.

Daedra I’ve now incorporated a SCROG. It’s developing beautifully and is fully embracing the nutrient schedule since the beginning. I’m giving 100% grow, bloom, and topmax, and 50% acti vera, heaven, and algamic.

Daedra I have now day 20 lollipopped and heavily defoliated.

Daedra top development, the buds are swelling quickly

Daedra The buds are swelling more and more, now drinking 6 liters every 2 days. I give two waterings with calmag and one always with fertilizer, so I have a rough weekly schedule.

Daedra I defoliated a bit in the meantime, and some are developing beautifully.

Daedra Now we have reached the current status. I'll report further next week. It can handle full 100% fertilization; I'm giving about 1200 ppfd, 50 to 55 DLI over the entire area. The lamp is running at 100% and is 25 cm away, and the plants show no signs of stress. This is my first grow where RootMax has been there from the start, and I haven't had a single problem; this run is going absolutely perfectly so far. Well, in the veg stage, I could have trained a bit more regularly, so 100% of the buds would be set; now it's just 90%. There are only 2 shoots that I'm not too fond of, but still top A buds. I wonder what would happen if I had CO2 and a climate control system.

Daedra It's developing splendidly. A few days ago, I started testing CO2 as a hobby. I got 2x 10 L canisters, drilled a 10 mm hole and a 1 mm hole in the lid. I ran a tube through the 10 mm hole and sealed it with hot glue. I filled the canisters with 7 L of water, added 2 tsp of nutrient salt, 1.5 kg of sugar, and a packet of dry yeast (7 g). With this setup, I manage to get my whole room to an average of 1100 ppm when the windows and doors are closed. The temperatures in the room average 24 degrees, and I maintain a constant 45% humidity with my dehumidifier. Since the room is closed, the dehumidifier hardly has to work, and it’s the main heat source in the room. I have much better VPD values than I usually do with a tilted window. Once a day during the night phase, I ventilate briefly and vigorously; after that, the ppm drops to 400, but during the night phase, the value builds back up and stays constant at 1000-1100 ppm.

Daedra is developing very splendidly, I have now stopped the nutrient additions and am only watering with pH-adjusted water. The leaves are a bit bleached, which is why I raised the light a little higher.

Daedra She's maturing very well, the buds are still swelling and they're getting extremely hard. But that's how I've known it so far from my previous futurs #1, they consistently build bud mass from bw3 until the end of flowering without stopping. Trichomes are about 80% milky but still no amber, I think I'll leave them for at least another week, maybe a couple more days if the trichomes don't turn amber. I only give 4 liters of pH-adjusted water every 3 days, and the dried leaves are not moldy, no worries, they're just dried out, I've checked several times.

Daedra I took another closer look at the Future and have come to the conclusion that it is still building up and hasn't reached its final maturity yet. Therefore, since I already stopped the nutrient feed, I added Hesi mineral fertilizer with 2 doses of 70% Bloom Complex, Phosphorus Plus, and Boost per liter. It's developing new calyxes every day, and the trichomes are still mostly clear. I've given it another 10 to 14 days. Depending on how it looks, I'll decide whether to harvest earlier or later; from now on, it will only get water. Maybe one last dose of Hesi at 50%, but I'll decide that at the next watering. Overall, it's really developing wonderfully; all the leaves are dead because I stopped the nutrient feed too early, but I see it positively—now the lower buds get even more light and can ripen nicely.

Daedra Trichomes are finally starting to mature properly. I'll be harvesting over the course of the week.

Daedra Harvested today. The buds are rock hard and huge. Once they're dry, the harvest report will follow. I hung them in the 60 tent, put in a dehumidifier, and set it to 58% RH. The temp is around 19-22 degrees, which I have less control over.