Titania aus eigenen Samen keine Automic

TinyTitania The flowering has started, light cycle initiated along with BudIgnitor, still checking how many liters the lady actually needs in the 30L pot, not all nutrients are listed here either. For the roots, I’m using the trio Piranha~Voodoo Juice~Tarantula at 2ml/L - just once for the first week. I'm also still dealing with thrips, which is why I'm defoliating. As you can see, a lot of leaves have unfolded and the light has hardly any chance to penetrate everywhere. To prevent all strains from going straight up to the middle, I used SoftGardenTie to keep them down at regular intervals. It's turning out to be more difficult than expected.

TinyTitania I didn't expect that, it's the beginning of the 2nd week and she has recovered very well from defoliation and is growing tall 💖 trying to use paper clips to pull the wire down and secure it, but the lady is stronger 😂 onward we go 🏼💚🤙🏼

TinyTitania I removed all the wires since I raised the lamp, and Titania grew taller again. I give her 3 liters of nutrients for one day, take a break for one to two days, and then water only with Ancient Earth (nutrient dissolver and transporter). Since then, the leaf tips are no longer yellow or brown..... I also don't see the thrips anymore; I went a bit rogue and got BioBizz Leaf-Coat and sprayed the leaves from the bottom up to treat the undersides, as thrips seem to like hanging out down there. I repeated it a week later and don't see any creepy crawlies anymore, thank goodness 🍀🏽💚🤙🏽

TinyTitania I'm a bit late with the weekly update, but I took the pictures at the beginning of the week. Titania is doing really great, and as you can see, so far no hermaphroditic traits, which is a huge relief for me. The lady gets one liter from the bottom first, then one liter from the top, and I give her a little time to absorb it, which actually goes faster than I thought, and I repeat the process; I'm now at 6 liters every two days. The nutrients aren't all listed here; I think I'll note down a table at the very end showing how I did it, as I believe it will help some people. I invested a lot of time and effort to understand this. I wish I had known a lot of this earlier; I had no help, and I'm not a chemist or anything like that. I'm also not equipped with all the gear or know-how like some others, which is noticeable with some missing values. I don't measure pH because the calibration was constantly unreliable, and often the ladies tended to block, resulting in different values of up to 2 pH, and accordingly, that was the end result. Most of them crumbled to dust and were beyond saving; it took some time and attempts to figure it out, so I'm even prouder of my Titania and that I can share the experience. I had to raise the lamp; there's no more room for that. I hope the three very long crowns won't burn at the end. I wish you all continued fun with my jungle skeleton Titania 💚🤙🏼

TinyTitania My lady takes up a lot of time. Every day I go in and open the tent to make sure fresh air can come in. I check if she needs water, how the leaves look, and if I spot any pests. Also, if there are any bananas hanging around, I absolutely can't use those and they scare me the most right now. There are days when she drinks more and others when she drinks less. The stem has gotten really thick; for comparison, I placed a 1-cent coin on it. Still no hermaphroditic traits. Some leaves in the lower area look dried out and fall off by themselves. The upper leaves still look good as before, the tips are just slightly yellow and seem to be well controlled. It's the first time that everything seems to be going well and not drying out like my others with lockouts. I've tried to hang the lamp a few centimeters higher because I'm also afraid the top buds will burn. I hope the pictures are clear. You can see terpenes on some buds, but not on others. I assume that since Titania was in the veggie phase for so long, she needs extra time in the bloom phase. I actually wanted to create an eight-week plan, but I will extend it by about two weeks with the current feeding schedule and keep observing. On some buds, the pistils are already brown, while others are still very white. Next week, I will do some defoliation and cut off small lower branches so they don't use too much energy to be "repaired"; that energy is needed higher up. 💚🤙🏼

TinyTitania I tried measuring my beast with a measuring tape to be a bit more precise. I'm not sure how the measurements actually relate.... The pot height and thus the root ball are about 40 cm. From the stem to the main tip, which is a bit hidden in the corner on the left, it's about 90 cm, and the longest tip in height to the lamp is about 100 cm; it varies a lot in between. The lamp is about 35 cm away from the plants, and it's interesting to see how this develops. I tried my best to remove the damaged leaves and get rid of the smallest micro-buds and stems. Then I noticed that the heavy stems are already leaning back down, so I had to fix them again with wire to the pot to prevent them from breaking off in the end. I couldn't spot any more thrips, but the fungus gnats are back, luckily sticking to the yellow traps. No sign of bananas, thankfully. While photographing, I had to hold my hand out to stabilize since nothing stayed still because of the fan; I hope you can see better now how far along it is. Maybe someone can give a tip regarding this. I think I'll keep going normally for the next week and then kick it into overdrive for the last two weeks, and after that, I'll go flawless into the finish....

TinyTitania Hey hi 💪🏽💚 This time I'm letting a video speak for itself. I had to stick a pole in for stabilization and adjust the wires at the bottom. Removed some leaves to prevent mold and also checked again to make sure there are no bananas. Thanks to all the great advice lately, I've decided to give Big Bud this week and then Overdrive to harden the buds in the next two weeks before the flushing process begins. Since not all nutrients are listed here, I tried to jot down my own list briefly in German and in detail in English with my own collected tips over time. I hope it's legible because the cat once ate my homework and I had to rewrite it, and at some point, you get a cramp in your hand. Have fun! 😂💚🤙🏽

TinyTitania I've trained her down diagonally and let her grow as best as I could. Let's see if I can still top some areas to double them. I've already removed the lowest leaves to make the flowering stage as stress-free as possible, and when Titania shows that she's made it through, she can transition into flowering. I think New Year's will be the time, and it will be an appropriate period. My first attempt in the community. 🏽💚🤙🏽

TinyTitania I'm way too late again, I started with overdrive and left out big bud for that. The buds are slowly getting bigger and heavier, which will also be noticeable in the next update. I'll let the pictures do the talking now, except for the fact that my lady bonsai of the same seeds and the same age is in a 2-liter pot instead of a 30-liter pot to make an interesting comparison. 💚🤙🏽

TinyTitania We're heading into the last week with overdrive, where I will be alternating with water flushing to make sure the flush week really clears everything out. I'm very happy and grateful for the helpful advice I've received here, because that's the only way the lady has become stronger, and I get to witness it. It's beautiful. The only concern is securing the branches, as a lot is leaning down, and I actually feel blonder with these nets than I really am... I'm very satisfied and thankful 💚🤙🏼

TinyTitania We're in the final phase, my phone keeps crashing and I can't get it to charge properly, aaa

TinyTitania It was a pretty exciting and interesting result. Unfortunately, many photos didn't turn out. I can't make sense of the "wet calculation," because in the wet state, I couldn't weigh them completely. I wanted the most natural result possible and ended up with slightly damp 234.5 grams from just one plant ~ the first time without incidents, seeds, nutrient branding, etc. etc. ... I let them dry in the tent for a week with exhaust and a fan directed to the ground. Every day, I managed to take out about 20 grams by eye and trim them. By the time I was done, a few days had passed, and the apartment smelled incredibly strong. It was just a single plant 😅 wtf. Of course, I had to reduce it to the mentioned 50 grams per household. That hurt a lot after the long, loving work and the finally most successful result one could wish for. Previously, I only reached about 12 grams without seeds and a proud 44 grams with seeds 😂 everyone here knows what that means. From trimming, I also collected about 0.5 grams of hash rolled into a ball on my finger. I tried to summarize on a piece of paper what the flowers, stems, and trimming waste were to get a rough idea. It's hard and well said, as each plant and branch can be different, as can the buds, which is why I still believe we should be allowed to weigh it in the "dry state." Also, to be able to pick out the prettiest buds. Some fell apart afterward, which made sorting them a bit easier for me 😂. Titania has the characteristics of all Tyson strains, between earthy-lemony, sleepy, and very high-inducing...🏽💚 thank you all, and I wish you happy growing! 🏽💚