Green_Claws 🗓️ Week 4 (Veg): The Mystery Guest 🕵️♂️🌿
Status: I decided to run this one simply because I have no idea what it is... so why not? 🤷♂️ Finally getting around to setting this diary up now that she’s showing her character.
Sat in a 15 ltr airport. Been topped 10 days ago and is almost ready for the flip to 12/12..
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Much love ✌️ 💚
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Week 5. Vegetation
3mo ago
1/6
30 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
70 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
16 l
Pot Size
70 cm
Lamp Distance
Green_Claws The Deep Dark & Mineral Charge 🌑🌋
Status: We have reached the finish line of the vegetative stage! 🏁 This week is all about the final "infusion" before the flip. I’ve officially moved the girls into a 48-hour dark period to crash the chlorophyll production and signal the plant to shift into flower mode immediately. 💤🌓
The Volcanic Mineral "Melt"
The Recipe: Just like the lime trick, I’ve been watering with a mix of Lactic Acid and Volcanic Rock Dust 🌋.
The Goal: Getting that organic Silica and trace minerals (basalt/azomite) deep into the soil. Silica is the "armor" for the plant—it strengthens the cell walls to support the heavy buds that are coming. 🛡️💪
The Result: By using the acid to help break down the rock, those minerals are hitting the roots now, rather than sitting as grit in the soil for months. 🏃♂️💨
🏗️ Structural Reinforcement
The Strategy: The training wires are set, the canopy is wide, and the soil is fully charged with Alfalfa and Bone Meal from last week. 🥗🔋
The Blackout: 48 hours of total darkness 🌑. This "shocks" the plant into realizing the season is over, forcing it to stretch and stack pistils much faster once the 12/12 light cycle begins. ⏳🌸
🌿 The Outlook
The tent is silent and dark. 🤫 When those lights come back on in two days, it’ll be Day 1 of Flower. The transition is primed, the minerals are available, and the "living soil" is ready to perform. 🚀🎡
💡 Reader Pro-Tip: The "Volcanic Armor" 🌋🛡️
The Hint: If you’re following this organic run, don't sleep on Volcanic Rock Dust.
The Secret: Rock dust is packed with Silica, but it's notoriously slow to break down. By pairing it with a weak acid (like Lactic Acid or LABS), you’re "digesting" the stone for the plant. 🍽️ This makes the stems woody and "snap-resistant"—essential if you’re expecting a massive stretch during the first 3 weeks of flower!
**Added pictures from the second I turning the lights back on.. (last 2 pics).. ** they all actually grew a few inch...
Thanks for stopping by, much love ✌️💚
Grow On
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Week 6. Flowering
3mo ago
1/4
40 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
70 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
16 l
Pot Size
70 cm
Lamp Distance
Green_Claws 🗓️ Week 1 (Flower): The Mystery Girl — Short, Stout & Steady 🕵️♀️🌱
Status: We are 4 days post-flip! 🏁 While the others are racing for the roof, the Mystery Strain is taking a different approach. She’s the smallest in the tent, but she’s looking incredibly healthy as she settles into the 12/12 rhythm. 🌑☀️
📏 Growth & Structure
The "Short" Game: There is a definite stretch happening, but she’s keeping it compact. ? This tight internodal spacing suggests we might be looking at a heavy Indica or a classic "Hash Plant" structure. 🍇
The Response: She handled the 48-hour dark period like a pro. No signs of stress—just a clean transition into the flowering cycle. 🧘♀️
✂️ Maintenance: Targeted Defoliation
The Move: I’ve done some slight defoliation on the lower parts today. 🍭✂️
The Goal: Since she’s shorter and bushier, airflow is even more critical. I’ve cleared out the very bottom leaves to ensure the air can circulate under her canopy and to keep the energy focused on her main sites, despite her smaller stature. 🌬️
🥗 Soil & Feed
Water Only: Just like the others, she’s on a plain water diet for now. 💧 The Dolomite and Fish, Blood, and Bone I pre-loaded are doing the heavy lifting, and her deep green color shows she’s got plenty in the tank. 🔋🍃
💡 Reader Pro-Tip: The "Sleeper" Strain 🕵️♂️💤
The Hint: Don't judge a plant by its height in Week 1 of Flower! 📏🚫
The Secret: Sometimes the shortest plants in the tent end up with the densest, heaviest "golf ball" nugs. 🏌️♂️💎 Because she isn't wasting energy on a massive vertical stretch, she can put all those Lactic Acid-melted minerals straight into flower density and resin.
Action Item: If you have a "shorty" in the tent, consider raising her pot up on a stand or an extra tray so she stays level with the taller canopy. Keep that light intensity uniform! ☀️⚖️
Thanks for dropping by Much love ✌️💚.
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Week 7. Flowering
3mo ago
1/6
40 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Normal
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
16 l
Pot Size
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Green_Claws 🗓️ Week 2 (Flower): The Mystery Girl — A Pink Surprise! 🕵️♀️🌸
Status: We are wrapping up Week 2 of 12/12! 🏁 While the big girls (Sticky Broccoli & Grandpa Zombie) are fighting for canopy space, the Mystery Strain is quietly stealing the show down below.
🌸 The Bloom: Pink Pistils!
The Reveal: We have our first real signs of flower development, and she is throwing bright pink pistils right out of the gate! 🎀 This is mixed in with the standard white hairs, giving her terminal buds a beautiful, exotic look.
The Genetics: Seeing anthocyanins (the pigments responsible for pink/purple colors) this early in the bloom cycle usually points to a colorful lineage. Whatever this mystery seed is, she’s going to be a stunner when the late-flower fade hits! ❄️
📏 Structure & Canopy Placement
The "Shorty" Game: She is sticking to her compact, Indica-heavy frame. While the others stretched 11 inches, she is keeping her nodes incredibly tight and stacking close together.
Canopy Management: Because she is the shortest in the tent, I am making sure her pot stays elevated on a stand. 📦⬆️ This keeps her canopy perfectly level with the taller Broccolis so she doesn't get shaded out and misses out on that crucial LED intensity. ☀️
💧 Feed & Environment: The Humate Catalyst
The Feed: Just like the Sticky Broccoli twins, she received a round of Potassium Humate along with her de-chlorinated water this week. 🌊🌋
Nutrient Chelation: Even though she's smaller, she's working hard to push those pink flowers. The humate acts as an organic chelator, wrapping up the heavy, positively charged minerals in the soil and sneaking them right through her root membranes. This ensures she has full access to the soil's pantry without me having to add any liquid salt nutrients.
Soil Structure Bonus: Beyond making nutrients bio-available, humate is an incredible soil conditioner. It helps bind loose soil particles together into "aggregates." This dramatically improves overall aeration, drainage, and moisture retention in the living soil, meaning her roots can breathe easier and push through the medium with zero resistance! ?
Hydration Watch: Because she is smaller, she isn't drinking quite as fast as the bigger girls. I’m letting her 15L Air-Pot dry back just a little bit more between waterings to ensure those roots get plenty of oxygen and the soil biology stays balanced. ⚖️🌬️...
Thanks for dropping by.. Much love ✌️💚
Grow on
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Week 8. Flowering
3mo ago
1/8
50 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Normal
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
16 l
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Green_Claws 🗓️ Week 3 (Flower): Mystery Shorty — The Powerhouse Pompoms! 🌸💪❓
Status: She might be a mystery genetic, but she is quickly becoming the absolute star of the show! As we push through Week 3, this plant is proving to be a total powerhouse, boasting the most advanced flower development in the entire tent.
📏 Structure & Vigor
The Stretch: She is still stretching upward and building her frame, though she is keeping it much more manageable than the towering Sticky Broccoli sisters. She has found the perfect middle ground!
The Frame: The overall vigor on this plant is incredible. She is incredibly rigid, holding perfect posture, and displaying a lovely, deeply healthy color across her canopy. She just looks strong. 🏋️♀️
❄️ The Bloom
Tent Champion: She is officially winning the race! While the other girls are just starting to stack their early nodes, Mystery Shorty is already showing off by far the biggest, thickest white "pom-poms" in the tent. She is setting up for a massive yield. 🏆
💧 Feed & Environment
The Feed: Just like the rest of the flower tent, she is getting regular de-chlorinated water mixed with our staple Potassium Humate. This ensures the soil microbiology stays active and those heavy bloom minerals are unlocked and ready for her roots to grab. 🌊🌋
The Bio-Fuel Lab: Organic Horsetail Silica Tea 🌿🛡️
Mystery Shorty is already showing off incredible vigor and massive early pompoms. To make sure her rigid branches stay strong enough to support the massive colas she is about to build, I brewed a natural silica tea to turn her stems into organic rebar!
🎯 The Objective
Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) is a prehistoric weed that pulls massive amounts of silica from the earth. By extracting it into a tea, we get a 100% organic, bio-available silica drench that thickens plant cell walls and dramatically increases branch strength. (Fun fact: It grows wild all over the UK, so you can easily forage this for free!) 🌾
🛠️ Step-by-Step: The Process
Step 1: The Blend & Boil (Unlocking the Silica)
Unlike our simple cold-water ferments, the silica inside Horsetail is locked up tight in the plant tissue. To get the absolute maximum extraction, I threw 1 cup of fresh horsetail straight into the blender to completely pulverize it. Then, I mixed that green mush into a pot with 1 gallon of de-chlorinated water, brought it to a boil, and let it heat for 30 minutes. The blending plus the heat forces all that trapped silica right into the water! 🔥
Step 2: The 24-Hour Steep & Strain
After the 30-minute boil, I took the pan off the heat, let it cool, and left it to steep for a full 24 hours. This long soak is where the heavy silica is actually drawn out. Once the time was up, I ran the entire batch through a filter to separate the liquid from the spent plant material.
📸 (See attached pictures)
Step 3: The Amber Extract & Drench
What we are left with is pure gold! The final result is a jar full of rich, amber-colored silica juice. I took this concentrated tea, added it to my regular watering bucket at a dose of 20ml per Liter alongside my humate, and gave Mystery Shorty a heavy drench! 🌊
💡 Reader Pro-Tip: The Structure/Yield Connection 🏗️📈
The Hint: Why does a plant with "rigid" stems usually produce the biggest early buds? 🤔
The Secret: It is all about vascular flow! Think of a plant's stems like a plumbing system. A thick, rigid stem has massive "pipes" inside it, allowing the plant to pump huge volumes of water and heavy bloom minerals directly up to the canopy without bottlenecks.
Action Item: This is exactly why we focus so heavily on things like Silica (like our Horsetail tea!) and good airflow during veg. Building a thick, rigid frame early on is the absolute prerequisite for supporting massive, heavy colas in late flower! 🌳
Thanks for stopping by ✌️💚. Grow On.
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Week 9. Flowering
2mo ago
1/4
50 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Normal
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
16 l
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Green_Claws 🗓️ Week 4 (Flower): Mystery Shorty — The Heavyweight Champion! 🌸🏆❓
Status: We are officially in Week 4, and this mystery genetic is absolutely stealing the show! She has firmly established herself as the heavyweight champion of the garden right now. ✨
📏 Structure & The Bloom
The Stretch: Just like the others, she decided to give us a little bit of an upward stretch this week, pushing her frame up just a bit more to accommodate the incoming floral weight. 📈
The Heavy Hitter: There is no contest—her buds are currently the biggest in the entire tent! She is swelling up incredibly fast and stacking some seriously dense, thick colas way ahead of the other girls. ❄️🌳
💧 The Feed: Dialing in the Extracts
To keep up with this massive flower production, she is getting the exact same dialed-in organic regimen as the rest of the garden, anchored by our staple Potassium Humate. 🌋
The P/K Push: 🍌🍯 She is getting our homemade Banana & Jaggery FFJ dosed at 2ml per Liter. Since she is stacking the biggest buds, she desperately needs this bio-available Phosphorus and Potassium to keep the momentum going!
The Armor: 🌊 To make sure those newly stretched branches can actually hold up the biggest colas in the tent, she is getting our homemade Horsetail Silica Tea dosed at 3ml per Liter for that ultimate structural support.
Thanks for stopping by ✌️💚🙏
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Week 11. Flowering
2mo ago
1/9
50 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Normal
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
16 l
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Green_Claws 🗓️ Week 6 (Flower): Fast Version A — The Dutch Passion Speed Trial 🍭⚡
The Breakdown: We have hit the Week 6 milestone, and the data is undeniable. This is officially Fast Version A—the high-velocity lineage from the Dutch Passion stock. The metabolic speed of this plant is staggering; it has essentially condensed a standard photoperiod timeline into a high-octane sprint, forcing us to shift our management strategy into "Endgame Mode" much sooner than anticipated.
Genetic Profile: The "Fast Version" Advantage
Flowering Velocity: Specimen A is exhibiting a truncated life cycle. We are seeing structural maturity that usually takes 8–9 weeks achieved in just 6. This suggests an elite genetic optimization where the plant prioritizes rapid floral stacking and resin synthesis over a long vegetative stretch.
Structural Integrity: Despite the speed, the bud density is high. The calyxes are "crowning" and merging, creating solid, heavy colas that are beginning to lean under their own resin-heavy weight.
🎨 Morphological Indicators & Terminal Ripening
Pistil Oxidization: The primary indicator of the nearing harvest is the rapid oxidization of the pistils. We are seeing a massive shift as the bright white stigmas wither and turn a deep, vivid orange. This is a clear signal that the plant has ceased its primary "frame-building" and is now focusing entirely on ripening.
Resin Saturation: The plant is hyper-secreting secondary metabolites. Both the buds and the sugar leaves are laminated in resin, giving them a wet, high-gloss appearance. The trichome density is at a point of total saturation, coating every available surface in a sticky, potent layer of frost.
The Final Offensive: The 14-Day Window
With Fast Version A’s aggressive timeline, we are officially entering the final 2-week countdown.
Late-Stage Swell: We are pushing the P/K values to their physiological limit to ensure the final calyx expansion is maximized before the plant completes its life cycle.
Chromatic Shift: We are monitoring the deep anthocyanin expression (purples and reds) in the foliage, confirming the plant is effectively translocating all remaining energy into the buds.
💧 The Week 6 High-Octane Protocol (Per Liter)
🌊 Seaweed Juice: 10ml/L (Maintaining metabolic drive during the final high-speed sprint)
🍌 Banana & Jaggery FFJ: 4ml/L (Organic P/K to fuel the final swell)
💥 Green Sensation: 1ml/L (Mineral P/K to lock in peak density)
🍯 Sugar Royal: 1ml/L (To push the terpene profile and resin production to its genetic limit)
Thanks for stopping by ✌️💚
@Natrona, Thanks doing and having this hobby/life style it just rewards me endlessly the growing the smoking but the sharing is key, thanks for following along ✌️💚
@Condocannibus, cheers dude she on the final lap now, every time ive grown this strain it's knocked it out the park, That must of been my last bean, would of cloned it if I know what it was while in veg. Cheese & Skunk fest on the way 👀 😁