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Gruenerfinger85 Hi my plant friends and growmies, I welcome you to another great week. The skunks are developing very well, I am extremely satisfied and excited, the little ones also look very happy and content. I am now waiting for them to develop three internodes so that I can top them all once, maybe even a second time or perhaps even a third time, we'll see how they handle the training. That's it for the first week of vegetation, as always, thank you for your visit.

Gruenerfinger85 Meal time my dear plant lovers, welcome to a new week. In the meantime, the plants have formed two internodes; we won't have to wait long for the next stage as the growth is strong and healthy. So far, there are no signs of mutations or diseases. If the growth continues like this, we can top for the first time at the end of next week. Either top first and then transplant, or transplant while topping to allow for a long rest phase. Let's see how it goes. Day: 20 Current height of the plants on day 20: #1) 6.5cm #2) 6cm #3) 6cm There's nothing more to report for now; if anything comes up, I will speak up. Thank you very much for your visit.

Gruenerfinger85 Hello my friends of the green plant world, I warmly welcome you to another week with these beauties. As you can clearly see, the plants look happy and content, and they are bursting with strength and vitality. There's not much more to report this week as they are still in the development phase; once that is over, there will be more to share. I wish you a few lovely festive days and a happy New Year!

Gruenerfinger85 Hello dear community and Growmies, welcome to another week. I'm sorry that I'm only updating the diary now; unfortunately, I've had a lot on my plate, so I could only start the update now. I hope you understand. Day: 34 Unfortunately, the plants don't look very healthy and happy. I think it's time to transplant the ladies into bigger pots so they can get out of this dilemma. My suspicion is that the pots have become too small. Today, all three Skunks

Gruenerfinger85 Hi friends of cultivated growing, I warmly welcome you back to a new successful week. As can be seen in the pictures, this week the beauties were transplanted into larger pots and brought to a new environment. Now the girls are getting enough rest to strengthen and develop their root system, and of course, they’re getting a hearty sip of Greenpower 5.1. There will be a longer veg phase again; right now, I’m giving my favorites more time to develop and grow in height and width since we’re not in a hurry. There are currently no pests or other issues, so there’s no reason to rush. At this point, I’ll say goodbye for now until we meet again in week seven. Thank you very much for your visit; I really appreciate it and would be happy to see you again soon.

Gruenerfinger85 Hi friends and lovers of the wonderful world of plants. It's been a while since the last update, somehow I've gotten a bit mixed up. For some reason, I couldn't find the diary in my app, but luckily I've found it now, so we can continue. Day: 94 Today, the plants were slightly defoliated as they have grown very dense, and the air could no longer circulate well through the plants, so the risk of mold formation was too high. Additionally, the overgrown shoots could be trimmed back again; it was time. I thought if we're doing it, let's do it right, so some lower branches were removed, as well as in the middle area where the node spacing was too tight and the flowers wouldn't develop properly later on. You can clearly see that the plants are in the stretch phase. Before the branches and twigs become too stiff and prone to breaking, I fanned the branches out a bit to allow more light to reach the inside of the plant. The plant shows a deficiency: 🔎 Visible symptoms • Lower leaves affected (older leaves first) • Yellowing (chlorosis), starts at the leaf tips and moves inward • Partially brown/necrotic tips • Top (new growth) still healthy green ????????????????? Classic nitrogen deficiency: The pattern is quite clear: • Nitrogen is a mobile nutrient → it is relocated from old leaves to new shoots • That's why: yellow below, green above For this reason, I added extra nitrogen in addition to the nutrient solution. ????????????????? That's it for week 14; it wasn't actually planned to extend the vegetative phase this long, but now I think it wasn't a bad idea at all. Thank you all 🙏🏼 for your visit and support, and I wish you a nice day. Hopefully, we'll see each other again soon.

Gruenerfinger85 Hi friends of the refined cultivation. We're in the third week of flowering with the Skunk, and I have to apologize for the missed time, but somehow a lot has been going on for me during that time, so I unfortunately couldn't update regularly or even take notes. I hope you understand my situation; it will be better in the next report. Luckily, we still have the best time ahead of us, so it's all still manageable. This is not meant as an excuse for the missed vegetative phase, my growmies. 😈 Week 19: This week, the flowering period has begun. Week 21: Today, the pretty girls got a new haircut; they have truly exploded, whether in height or width. Coming soon.