02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W)

majklsoft

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4mo ago

VEG

Stixx 50 Light Emitting Diodes/54W

SANlight

Tent

Probox Basic 40

Garden Highpro

Fan

Profan Axial Inline Fan 125mm

GardenHighpro

Filt

Filter 125-200-180/240mc3/h

Airontek

Light-Mix

BioBizz

Indoor

Room Type

Transplantation

weeks 2

LST

weeks 3-5

Defoliation

weeks 5, 10-11

15 l

Pot Size

1.2 l

Watering

Start at Harvest

1/4

majklsoft Germinated in water (I forgot to adjust the pH, but it’s around 7.0, which is still acceptable). I took a bit of a risk and germinated only one seed — a true one-horse bet… or rather, one mare. This time, I decided to start in a solo cup, even though it’s generally recommended to begin in the final container. My reason was to have better visibility of root development and to reduce the risk of overwatering. The transparent solo cup is covered with a second white one to block light. The medium is Biobizz Light Mix, supplemented with a locally produced Czech mycorrhizal inoculant.The seedling emerged from the soil after approximately 48–72 hours. IIt’s freakin’ cold in there (18C), so I decided to buy a small heating mat for her — arriving next week.

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 1 - Day 7
cozy sock, isn´t it?

1/8

5 cm

Height

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

No Smell

Smell

68 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

20 °C

Substrate Temp

0.5 l

Pot Size

20 cm

Lamp Distance

majklsoft Are you like me and always end up with just one sock? I have a whole box full of incomplete pairs. Well, I finally found a use for them 😄 And I think it’s a pretty neat tip for you guys: Instead of covering a transparent solo cup with another non-transparent one, just cut the toe off a black sock and slip it over the cup. It blocks light, but compared to using a second cup, it allows better root oxygen exchange. As a bonus, it also helps keep our little ones warm during winter. Cozy AF. I think the mycorrhizae have already kicked in, as the taproot was visible at the bottom around day 3–4, with secondary roots showing up shortly after. Overall, I’m impressed by how fast the roots are developing. On the other hand, the leafy part is definitely taking its time…

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 2 - day 14

02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 2 - day 9: roots

02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 2 - day 9

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8 cm

Height

21 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

No Smell

Smell

65 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

18 °C

Substrate Temp

15 l

Pot Size

0.3 l

Watering Volume

20 cm

Lamp Distance

majklsoft Day 9 transplant. Didn’t want to risk getting rootbound — roots looked strong enough to hold the root ball together. Transplanted almost dry, then watered thoroughly in the final pot. I avoided watering the center on purpose and focused on the outer zone to push the roots to search outward into fresh medium. So far, so good. No signs of transplant shock at all — she immediately started stacking a new node. On day 13, I started very light LST, more like positioning than training. Within 12 hours, the top already corrected itself, which tells me she’s healthy and vigorous.

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 3 - Day 21

1/7

10 cm

Height

23 °C

Day Air Temp

6.3

Weak

Smell

60 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

20 °C

Substrate Temp

15 l

Pot Size

0.5 l

Watering Volume

40 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 1

Root-Juice

2 mll

majklsoft Week 3 was a bit of a mixed bag. The plant is still quite small for its age, but very compact and dense. Internodes are short (20-25mm) and I already count 8+ side branches, so structurally it looks promising. The main stem is getting thick and I continued with LST to open things up and keep the canopy even. I’m running 24/0 light, DLI 20–25, 22–24 °C, RH roughly 55–65 %. No signs of light or heat stress so far. I did notice some light Mg deficiency showing on older leaves, so I corrected it with a small Epsom salt dose. New growth looks healthy at the moment. The plant was transplanted earlier and inoculated with mycorrhizae, which might explain the slower top growth — from what I’ve read, mycorrhiza can temporarily shift energy into the root zone rather than leaves and stems. Right now it’s hard to tell where this is heading: it could stay small, or it could suddenly take off. No signs of preflower yet fortunately. I feel like the next 1–2 weeks will decide everything. Thanks for stopping by! 💚🌳

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 4 - day 27

02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 4 - day 26

1/5

15 cm

Height

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.3

Weak

Smell

55 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

15 l

Pot Size

0.6 l

Watering Volume

40 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 2

Root-Juice

1 mll

Calmag

0.2 mll

majklsoft This week was mainly about fine-tuning watering and reading the plant. The first pistils appeared on d22, so the transition into preflower is clear. The structure is mostly set – 8 side branches plus the main top, a strong framework, and decently thick stem. The biggest topic was water management and dryback. I had been struggling with slow drying and the so-called “grey zone” for a while. Switching to bottom feeding was a turning point – the plant took in about 1.8 L, water uptake sped up, and the roots clearly started working throughout the entire pot. In hindsight, the higher VPD (1.3) seems to have been the likely cause of a mild nitrogen toxicity. Faster transpiration probably led to increased nutrient uptake from the soil. Therefore I am lowering VPD back to around 1.0–1.1. The initial suspicion of a magnesium deficiency now appears to have been a wrong call – the light green speckling also shows up on some younger leaves, while older leaves are not getting worse and are more or less stable. For now, there’s no sign of escalation. signing out ⛳️🥦

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 5 - day 35

02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 5 - pruning of suckers on day 31

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23 cm

Height

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.3

Weak

Smell

55 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

14 l

Pot Size

0.85 l

Watering Volume

35 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 4

Calmag

0.5 mll

Bio-Grow

0.25 mll

Bio-Bloom

0.25 mll

majklsoft This week it became clear that most leaf issues is likely linked to light stress rather than a clear nutrient issue. For several days the plant got DLI above 50 because I used the wrong type of paper as a diffuser for the Photone app, which distorted the readings. Leaves facing the light developed pale areas while shaded parts stayed healthier. Now on DLI 35, VPD around 1.1-1.2 Even though some leaves look rough, growth is still active. I did some light pruning of suckers (weak and low bud sites). Stretch is near end and buds are starting to build. pistils look fresh, and the structure remains compact. I hope the plant is now moving into a recovery phase and that things won’t keep getting worse. Not sure if I mentioned it before, but her name is Ali Wong 😄

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LST

Technique

Defoliation

Technique

1/6

23 cm

Height

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.3

Weak

Smell

55 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

14 l

Pot Size

0.85 l

Watering Volume

35 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 4

Calmag

0.3 mll

Bio-Grow

0.5 mll

Bio-Bloom

0.5 mll

majklsoft Tough week for my girl. I had a strong feeling she might be pH-locked. So I did a slurry test with a result of 5.8–6.0. :/ That would explain the visible deficiencies (especially the Mg deficiency I’ve been fighting since the beginning). I think I messed up adjusting the water pH, which resulted in watering at too low a pH — I probably didn’t let the pH-down solution fully dissolve and may have added too much. I’m going to water her at pH 6.6–6.8 next week. Let’s see how she handles it — it’s starting to be quite stressful not only for her but for me too. All tips and advice are very welcome, growmies.

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 7 - day 49

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30 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.6

Weak

Smell

55 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

13.8 l

Pot Size

0.95 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 3

Calmag

0.3 mll

Bio-Grow

0.25 mll

Bio-Bloom

0.75 mll

majklsoft last week putting Ph down aside (this acid is poison haha) and watering with slightly higher Ph 6.7-7.0. Runoff shows 6.6 and it seems that the leaf issues are stabilised or at least I want to believe that 😎🌼 Buds are still nicely stacking but still 4-5 weeks to go - wish her a luck! 🍀 ladybug guest feels the same! 🐞

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30 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.7

Normal

Smell

52 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

13.8 l

Pot Size

1 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 4

Calmag

0.3 mll

Bio-Grow

2 mll

Bio-Bloom

2 mll

majklsoft Seems da gal is back on track. PH hopefully corrected and nutes ramped up.

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30 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.7

Normal

Smell

52 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

13.8 l

Pot Size

1.2 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 4

Calmag

0.5 mll

Bio-Grow

2 mll

Bio-Bloom

2 mll

majklsoft Tough girl, I am proud of her. 💚 probably finishing in two weeks!

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30 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.8

Normal

Smell

50 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

13.8 l

Pot Size

1.2 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 4

Calmag

0.3 mll

Bio-Grow

1.3 mll

Bio-Bloom

1.3 mll

majklsoft Greetings, growmies! 🤓 Another week is behind us, and she’s ripening and fattening up like a queen. This was probably the last week with nutrients; next week will be the final one with water only. She’s in great shape and still drinking a lot (she is mature after all, haha). Good day to you all!

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Grow Questions

majklsoftstarted grow question 5mo ago

D77. Breeder info:D80-90.Plan was harvest on D82,but calyx trichs say wait.What do you?Im leaving home at D94 for 12days & undecided if I should harvest rather now & dry before leave or continue till D94 & dry it while I am away.Her top leafs are already bit crunchy.

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HandsomeTerpzanswered grow question 5mo ago

Honestly, in your situation I’d recommend harvesting now. From what I can see, most of the trichomes already look milky and some are starting to turn amber that’s right in the harvest window. Waiting longer might push it a bit further into a heavier effect, but you’re already in a very solid spot. The bigger issue is your timing. Leaving the plant unattended for 12 days that late into flower is risky. Those crunchy top leaves are already a sign that the plant is finishing up and getting more sensitive. If anything goes wrong with humidity or airflow while you’re gone, you could easily end up with bud rot and lose everything. So in your case, I’d say: chop it now, dry it properly while you’re still around to control the environment, and avoid unnecessary risk. CHOP THAT TREE 🌳✂️ Good luck and have a great day!

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 11 - Night D78

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30 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.8

Normal

Smell

50 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

13.8 l

Pot Size

1.2 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 2

Bio-Bloom

1.3 mll

Top-Max

1.6 mll

majklsoft Finish line! 💪🏼

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02 | CANNA-CHEESE 1:1 (54W). Week 12 - day 80

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35 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.8

Normal

Smell

50 %

Air Humidity

0 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Substrate Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

13.8 l

Pot Size

1.2 l

Watering Volume

30 cm

Lamp Distance

majklsoft pre-harvest photoshoot

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Grow Questions

majklsoftstarted grow question 4mo ago

at one low bud (after partial harvest) I found few small brown leafs which made me worried if it aint a bud rot. they are not crisp and burnt brown but regularly moist brown. dont see anything white fluffy just yet. Thanks ya all!

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squalinoanswered grow question 4mo ago

Hey! Listen, I'm going to be direct with you: what you're describing is a red flag for gray mold (the infamous Botrytis). Even if you don't see any white fuzz or "moss" yet (the final stage of the spores), your intuition is spot on. Here's my analysis of the situation for your buds: 1. Why "wet brown" is a bad sign The fact that the leaves aren't dry/burnt, but soft and brown, is the typical symptom of Botrytis attacking from the inside out. The ultimate test: Take one of the small brown leaves and gently pull on it. If it comes off easily, with no resistance and a slightly sticky base, it's 100% bud rot. The trap: When the white fuzz appears, it's already too late; the spores are spreading all over your grow box. 2. The "partial harvest" factor It's a classic. By harvesting the top of the plant, you've created "wounds" on the stem and altered the airflow. The lower buds, which are already denser and less ventilated, end up with stagnant humidity. It's the perfect spot for mold to settle in, especially if the humidity spiked after the first cut. 3. What I would do in your place (Immediate action) Don't wait until tomorrow, act now to save the rest: Precision surgery: Cut the affected bud (and even a bit lower on the stem) with disinfected scissors. Direct trash bag: Don't shake the branch in the box! Put a bag around the bud before cutting to trap the spores. Complete check: Inspect all the other lower buds. Gently move the flowers aside to look near the main stem. If it's brown or gray inside: we cut. Boost the ventilation: Your extractor should be running at full blast and your fans should be circulating air more than ever. You need to bring the humidity down below 45-50%. My verdict: This is likely the start of a mold issue. Don't take any risks smoking that; it's bad for your lungs. Sacrifice that branch to save the rest of your harvest! I hope I could help you. Have a good day and stay strong!

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Happy Harvest Day!

Canna-Cheese 1:1 Mephisto Genetics

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Not gonna like, at day 25, I was about to ditch her because she was “stunted.” What a fool that would’ve made me by harvest day! She yielded 66g under 50W. P.S. Never stop believing in them!

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Spent 86 days

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66.2 g

Bud wet weight per plant

Plants

0.16 m²

Grow Room size

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Day air temperature

Air humidity

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Night air temperature

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majklsoft harvested in two phases: tops harvested ob day 80, bottoms came down a week later (day 87). for first time I tried “lotus drying method” - drying in nofrost fridge inside pizza boxes.

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