Jealousy // FC EVO 6500

Pblc_10 I currently have them in 2.3l pots with Light Mix for at least another 1-2 weeks before they go into the bigger pots. I've also got a new pH meter so I don't have another pH problem. Otherwise, I'm just waiting to top them, and next week will be the first time I use nutrients. So far, I'm very satisfied except for one offspring that took a bit longer, but it still looks pretty good. If you have any tips, feel free to share them! 🌱🍀

Pblc_10 06.11.25 I filled the pots with Allmix again today. On Monday, the first fertilization is scheduled. All the plants have grown nice and evenly, except for the straggler, which I’ll place right in front of the fan. The lighting at 24/0 in the first week was definitely worth it; you can clearly see how stable they all are. The internodes are nice and compact and close together 👍 One to two weeks before flowering, I’ll hang in some CO² bags to hopefully boost the quality even more. If you have any tips, feel free to share them ✌️🍀

Pblc_10 12.11.25 I've topped all of them except one after the 5th node, just the latecomer needs a bit longer. Overall, I'm really satisfied and the lamp is already running at 40%. In the coming days, I'll finish the CO² bags and hang them up; otherwise, the last plant will get topped too, and they'll obviously get bigger pots with the All Mix. 14.11.25 Yesterday I fertilized for the first time with an EC of 1.15, and the ladies took it well. I also defoliated, and tomorrow I think the soil will be dry again, and then it's time for the final pots. Otherwise, the next 2 weeks will mainly consist of watering and waiting to send them into flowering👍 If you have any tips, feel free to share them✌️🍀

Pblc_10 I defoliated properly again and today or tomorrow I’ll remove the last big sun leaves. The plants look very vigorous and are growing well, especially the roots are growing up to the surface. Now just wait about 2 more weeks, during that time I’ll add some CO² bags and maybe take away a few side shoots, and then it’s off to flowering! 🍀

Pblc_10 This will be the last week of veg, I think I'll send them into flowering in 2-3 days. Today I defoliated a bit and hung up 2 CO² bags. Otherwise, they look very vibrant and I'm already looking forward to the flowering. Next time, I'll wait a week to fertilize since they were just planted in the Allmix and everything is still lush green. 👍 Of course, I would appreciate any tips! 🍀✌️

Pblc_10 03.12.25 The girls are looking really good. Everything seems healthy, even, and nicely compact. On average, they are now about 25 cm tall. The topping and LST went smoothly without any issues. The CO₂ bags have been hanging in there for a few days now. Two days ago, after the repotting, they got fertilizer for the first time, which they handled well. For the next watering, I’m going to go with about 80% of the schedule. My tap water is currently a bit high in pH (between 7.2 and 7.9), so I have to regularly correct it with pH-Down. I’ll leave them in veg for about another week and then send them into flowering, which I’m looking forward to the most. 06.12.25 In 2 days, they’ll get fertilizer again; otherwise, nothing else is happening, and if everything goes well, they’ll go into flowering on 13.12. It did take a week longer than planned, but I’m optimistic that waiting another 7 days will be worth it. 👍 Suggestions for improvement are welcome. ✌️🍀

Pblc_10 11.12.25 Today, the flowering is being initiated and a few photos will follow. There's not much to say, just that they look very good, all tops are at the same height, and the side branches are already forming new side branches. A couple of days ago, I had a branch break off in two places, but within a few days, two have already grown back from the piece that was still hanging. 13.12.15 I've only uploaded the pictures for now; I currently have little time ✌️ As always, I would appreciate any tips ✌️🍀

Pblc_10 19.12.25 CO₂ bags have been hanging in the tent for about two weeks. So far, no negative effects visible. Plants are about 27 cm tall, have grown very evenly, and look stable. Thanks to topping and training, the area is well filled, and the shoots are at a similar height. Today, fertilization was done. EC is around 1.4. The fertilization was intentionally kept moderate; now we'll wait to see how well they take it. pH will be consistently adjusted back to 6.5–6.6, as the tap water has fluctuated more recently. I welcome any improvement suggestions 🍀 Currently, no signs of stress. Now focusing on observing the stretch in the coming days.

Pblc_10 The girls have now settled well into the flowering stage. On average, they are about 37 cm tall, the tallest is at 47 cm, and the smallest at 27 cm. The little one isn't really gaining much height anymore, but is still forming normal flowers, so no drama for now. The new shoots were a bit lighter in color for a while, so today I gave them some nutrients (EC 1.55 / pH 6.5 at 19 °C), I'm curious to see how they respond. Additionally, I've had a dehumidifier running for the last few days, but I took it out today. Overall, the tent looks very solid: the plants seem healthy, the stretch is coming along nicely, and nothing unusual to report. The light has been hanging at about 130 cm distance at 100% (730 W) for a few days now to support the stretch, and it's working really well, better than I expected. Overall, I'm very satisfied with the current state of things 😊

Pblc_10 I'm uploading the pictures now 📸 The detailed text and update will come in the next few days. Today is New Year's Eve 😅 Hope you all slide in smoothly and enter the new year relaxed ✌️🎆

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Pblc_10 In the last few days, the Jealousy plants showed noticeable lightening and rusty spots on older leaves. Initially, it was assumed to be a pH issue or phosphorus deficiency, as the symptoms were atypical and became more pronounced in specific areas. However, after a detailed analysis of the feeding schedule, EC, pH, and the timeline, it turned out to be a pronounced calcium/magnesium deficiency, exacerbated by an under-supply during flowering. The cause was that I made a mistake starting from week 5 of flowering and only gave about 1 ml of Bloom (plus additives) for about two weeks, whereas 3 ml would have been necessary according to the schedule. This led to a gradual deficiency that only became visible later and mistakenly appeared like a pH or phosphorus problem. In hindsight, the pH was correctly in the range of 6.2–6.3, and the EC was also not critical – the plants simply had too few available nutrients, especially Ca/Mg. After targeted CalMag application (about 0.3–0.6 ml depending on the plant), a clear reaction was observed within 24–48 hours: new growth became greener again, and the progression of the symptoms stopped. Already damaged leaves continue to rust, which is considered normal since these damages are irreversible. Currently, the plants are in the final stage of flowering. The trichomes are mostly milky, with hardly any amber, indicating a remaining ripening time of about 5–7 days. No further corrections are planned; the focus is now on stability until harvest.

Pblc_10 From now on, there will only be pH-corrected water, no more nutrients. The trichomes are checked every 2–3 days, as they are probably finishing a bit earlier than originally thought. Some plants are now showing really nice autumn colors, with strong purple on the sugar leaves and even on the buds. Despite all the circumstances and my mistakes, I am overall very satisfied with the run. The smell is now brutal – really fruity, citrusy, and extremely resinous. Definitely makes me excited for the harvest. I'm curious to see what the scale says in the end and hope that my mistakes don't affect the yield too much. All in all, it feels like a good conclusion 👍

Pblc_10 The last few days, I've only been watering with pH-corrected water. Fall is now clearly showing, the leaves are changing color. Despite the two really tough weeks caused by my mistake, they've bounced back well. Looking back, it was an important lesson, but I'm still very satisfied with the run. Today, they will be defoliated and then placed in darkness for 48 hours. After that, it's time for pre-trimming, and then they can slowly dry for about 14 days. Even though not everything went perfectly, I'm proud of how they look in the end. Every round brings experience, and that's exactly why we do this 👍

Pblc_10 despite all the problems, the result has become stronger than expected. The buds are extremely resinous. More resin than in any run before. When touched, the fingers stick immediately, the sugar leaves are completely glistening. The pre-trimming has already yielded about 0.3 g of scissor hash just from the rough work. A good sign when the scissors need to be cleaned constantly. The flowers are surprisingly firm. Really compact, almost like small stones. No airy spots, proper density. You can tell that the plant has worked until the end. The high is pleasantly calm. No nervous head cinema, but a clean, relaxed couch-lock. Physically present, but not overwhelming. Exactly what you want in the evening. In a few days, it will be finally trimmed. I am curious to see how the buds will look when everything is cut cleanly; with the amount of resin, it should visually be in a different league. Conclusion: Difficult run, strong finish. Sometimes the hardest flowers grow under the toughest conditions👌