The Grow Awards 2026 🏆

Sweet Cherry Kush Monster LSOK

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1d ago
VSFD6500 Light Emitting Diodes/650W
VSFD6500 Light Emitting Diodes/650W
Aerozesh
Coots mix No Till Round 3 Soil
Buildasoil
Indoor
Room Type
Transplantation
weeks 1
151 liters
Pot Size
Start at 1 Week
G
Germination
8d ago
DapperDabber In the shot glass till I wake up. I'll be trying out some tall 2 gallon containers for a while until I transplant into the 5x5 tent. I prepared a mix of pro-mix, gaia green all purpose & gaia green bloom. As well I added bio-char, insect frass & granular humic acids. The pots are soaking right now, I'll drop the seeds in the soil come sunrise. I have the four A100 aerolights i can choose from to support them. I'll be happily surprised if all 5 germinate, I've prepared for it just in case.
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Week 1. Vegetation
1d ago
2 cm
Height
24 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
6.4
pH
110 PPM
TDS
65 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
151.42 liters
Pot Size
152.4 cm
Lamp Distance
DapperDabber Well I'm pleasantly surprised! At least 4 of the 5 have poked their heads up! I think it's worth mentioning after Sensi Seeds found out about my poor germination rate they reached out and offered to help. That's a big positive for Sensi in my book, as customer support is crucial in this market. I decided to fully remove the previous stumps, and I have GENEROUSLY top dressed with both Gaia Greens Grow and Bloom as well as some Bio-Char and a little extra gypsum. I hesitantly but ultimately tilled the first 2-3 inches to massage the top dress in. I was stoked to see so many worms! I'm sure I've hurt quite a few while tilling :( The good news is the whole top layer looked and felt like pure worm castings! That's why I decided I didn't need to top dress in worm castings (my plan from the beginning!) although I'm considering getting the wiggle worms bag that has worm eggs in it for the halfway-mark top dressing. To help replenish what I damaged during tilling. I germinated the seeds in these tall 2 gallon pots. My thought process was to allow the taproot to grow uninhibited even if I disturb it during transplant. The pots are nearly as tall as the 40 gallon pots. I do not plan to transplant at the full depth of the pots but instead I will transplant while the root mass is infantile and saturate the taproot root with rootwise microbe complete. I want to leave as much below the surface undisturbed as I can. I'm excited to absolutely fill out the 5x5 with huge nugs. It's been 3 harvests since I've run a photoperiod strain. I want to get a bunch of OG strains under my belt and they're all photos. The 5x5 can support absolute monsters. Thanks for tuning in! Take care my growmies!
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