Mac1 F1 Hybrid

Growfather1 Hello everyone, The 3 mac1 f1 hybrids are fine some discolored leaves but the new leaves will be fine. I added nutrients to the water to prevent nutrient deficiencies. Let's see how they look next week. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice week. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Going into week 2 the girls are doing great and will get their first topping this week. I will try to transplant them to 10 gallon pots on Friday or Saturday. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, The mac1 F1 hybrid entered their third week of veg and they look okay they growing not so fast as the gorilla x white widow they were planted the same day, but the mac1 is a much more stable strain. They are still under 24/7 of light at 55% intensity. I need to setup a bigger tent so that i can transplant the girls to 10 gallon pots, i hope to have done that by the next update. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Finally finished transplanting 2 Mac1 F1 plants and i can tell you I'm exhausted and i still need to move them 25 meters to the tent OMG. I have one plant that i will transplant within 48 hours. I gonna give them a good defoliation and then they can enjoy their new pot for at least 4 weeks before flipping to flower. Let's see how they look next week, thanks for stopping by and have a nice week. Regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, This week is just terribly hot and the humidity is so high that i get 30 liter runoff water from the airconditioning within 21 hours + i have 3 dehumidifiers running emptying them 3 times everyday 7,5l + 6l + 18l total 61,5 liters within 24 hours. I'm running the lights on 50% between 6pm and 11pm to keep things not getting hotter. I still have one Mac1 in a 3l pot that really needs to be transplanted to a bigger pot and to do it ASAP. Let's see how they are looking next week, thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, The 3 mac1 plants are okay 1 is showing some deficiencies but started watering them daily again next week they will be fine again. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, The 3 mac1 f1 hybrids plants are bouncing back from nutrient deficiencies, I'm lowering the amount of nutrients i feed to the plants. I'm running 3 weeks behind schedule with the plant in the 3 liter pot as i have no room for a bigger pot in the tent. I'm going into flower at week 11 for now I am focusing in root development. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Geowfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, The 3 mac1 f1 hybrids are in good health and will go into flower in week 11 so they have 3 weeks to develop more roots and grow higher. This week i had no time to trim them and will do that tomorrow. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Starting week 9. 2 plants are almost ready for flowering i'm thinking 14 more days in veg is enough. They started drinking more than 2 liters per day and the temperature is much lower than the previous weeks. Let's see how they look next week. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Week 10 of veg started yesterday and think 7 to 14 days more in veg is enough. 1 plant stretched perfectly to fill a 120x120cm tent the other one needs about 14 days maximum and the last one is a dwarf plant and i don't expect a big yield from this plant I'm regretting putting her in a 10 gallon pot totally disappointed. My ph meter was 0,3 ph to high so when i was watering thinking the ph was 5.7 in fact it was 5.4 so gave them a good feeding with a ph of 6.0 and 30 procent runoff. Thanks for stopping by and have a good one. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Week 11 of veg and the girls are almost ready to go in flower. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Here is the update for week fifteen. I gave the plants a major defoliation and separated the last two, keeping one in the 150x150cm tent. It's almost ready to fill up the whole space. Temperatures this week maxed out at twenty-seven degrees Celsius and dropped to twenty degrees, with the light running continuously on a twenty-four seven cycle. Thanks for stopping by, and have a great week. Best regards, Grow Father

Growfather1 Hello everyone. Entering the sixteenth week, the 2 MAC1 F1 hybrids are looking fine. I gave her a good defoliation today. The biggest plant is finally in flower and slept her first twelve hours in the dark. I gave her ten liters of water with feeding included. I expect she will stretch more and will place a second trellis net this week, depending on how fast she stretches. The temperatures at night when the lights are off are nineteen degrees Celsius. Thanks for stopping by and have a good one. Best regards, Growfather.

Growfather1 Hello everyone. As you can see, the 150 by 150 centimeter tent is filled up almost completely. There's maybe a little bit of room left in the right corner, but overall it's pretty full, and we still have two weeks of stretch to go. The amount of branches are quite dense and overlapping making it difficult to give an accurate count without risking an error. My second MAC 1 F1 hybrid is sleeping at the moment, her first time in flower, so the first time she experienced the sleep, a darkness of 12 hours. I will update the video tomorrow to add some pictures of her. The big one in the 150 centimeter tent is today in day eight of flower. I wish you a nice day. Best regards, Growfather.

Growfather1 Hello everyone! The MAC 1 F1 Hybrid is entering week three of flower and looking fantastic! She's stretching like she wants to high-five the ceiling LEDs. The canopy is filling the space perfectly, and the 10liter pot is drying out daily. Even with the height management, everything is on schedule. Temperatures are holding at 29 degrees Celsius. Humidity is rising at night to 60 percent, and during the day it sits at 52 percent—our humidity is playing peekaboo. I will defoliate her later this week. That other MAC 1 F1 Hybrid plant in the other tent is sleeping right now. I will update her pictures and videos tonight when the lights are going on again. Thank you for stopping by and have yourself a great day. Best regards, Growfather.

Growfather1 Hello everyone. Welcome to the jungle update for my biggest MAC 1 F1 Hybrid. I'm starting to wonder if the breeders at Barney’s Farm accidentally used kerosene or jet fuel to breed this monster. She has completely taken over the 150x150 centimeter tent and is still staging a prison break toward the light. Today I had to perform emergency surgery and lower 7 branches because they were practically making out with the light bars. With branches reaching 1 meter in length, I'm worried it's going to take a marathon for nutrients to reach the top buds, so the colas might end up a bit smaller than I’d like. Even so, the bud sites are popping up everywhere and filling in nicely. Now, moving on to her sibling, the smallest MAC 1 F1 Hybrid. I gave both plants a good defoliation today and tucked the branches under the trellis net to maximize our canopy space. Humidity is perfectly dialed in with the dehumidifier, staying at a maximum of 60 percent during the day and 50 percent at night. Both plants are pushing along beautifully, showing that even the troublemakers have great potential. Thank you for stopping by and have a nice week. Growfather.

Growfather1 Hello everyone. I am one day too late this week, but the girls are doing great! The two MAC 1 F1 hybrids from Barney's Farm have officially entered their fourth week of flowering. They are in good health, though looking at them, I do not expect the biggest buds this time around. We will see what we harvest in the end! For the feed, the big plant is quite thirsty, drinking about 9 liters a day. I give her 10 liters and get about 1 liter of runoff. Temperatures have been on the higher side this week at 28 degrees Celsius. Humidity is fluctuating between 48 and 62 percent depending on the temperature, and it spikes when the lights are off. To keep things light: why did the plant go to therapy? Because it had too many issues! Thank you for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather.

Growfather1 Hello everyone. Entering week 21, the MAC1 F1 hybrids are still keeping things interesting. The biggest plant is officially in her sixth week of flowering, and today she received her absolute last heavy dose of PK 13-14. Starting tomorrow, she is strictly on basic Canna Coco A and B nutrients to finish things out. Honestly, she has blessed me with a literal jungle of 80+ branches packed with a massive collection of very miniature buds. Apparently, overdoing the PK 13-14 back in week three was the secret recipe for creating an overachieving green monster instead of massive colas. Meanwhile, the smaller plant is entering her fifth week of flowering and has only been coasting on a tiny 2 ml per 10 liters of the PK booster. She will soon hit her maximum dosage of 1.5 ml per liter, so we will see if she actually grows normal flowers or duplicates her sister's chaotic jungle strategy. Climate-wise, things are fully in check. Humidity is holding steady between 47% and 55%. Daytime temperatures sit at 27°C, and nights stay at 20°C thanks to the dehumidifier—if I turn that thing off, it immediately slides down to 18°C or 19°C. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather.

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Entering week 22, the MAC1 F1 hybrids continue their separate journeys, though one is certainly testing my patience more than the other. The biggest plant is officially entering her seventh week of flowering, and as promised, her heavy feeding days are over. I have completely stopped feeding her PK 13-14. From here on out, she is strictly on a diet of Canna Coco A and B at 2.8 ml per liter of water, supplemented with three drops of Hesi SuperVit to finish things out. Honestly, looking at her right now, I might have been better off growing her in a 20-gallon pot instead of a 10-gallon pot—or maybe I just accidentally grew a very expensive, deeply disappointing bonsai tree. She is producing incredibly small buds, and at this point, this entire tent is officially a "grow to forget." If anyone needs a massive collection of miniature buds that require a magnifying glass to appreciate, you know who to ask! Meanwhile, in the other tent, the smaller plant is entering her sixth week of flowering. Her schedule is moving in the exact opposite direction. I have stepped up her feeding, and she is now receiving 1.5 ml of PK 13-14 per liter of water. We will see if this increased dosage helps her develop normal, robust flowers, or if she decides to inherit her big sister's chaotic, budget-bonsai genetics. Climate-wise, things remain stable across the tents: • Humidity: Swings safely between 45% and 57%. • Temperatures: Completely in check. There is not much else to report at this time. I am definitely not happy with how this run is turning out, but it is what it is—a learning experience written in very tiny flowers. Thank you for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Entering week 23, the MAC1 F1 hybrids continue their separate journeys, though one has officially tested my patience to its absolute limit. The biggest plant is officially in her eighth week of flowering. Her heavy feeding days are long gone, but I did make a recent switch in her diet, moving from the Canna nutrients over to Plagron Cocos A&B. She is still getting 2.8 ml per liter of water daily, supplemented with three drops of Hesi SuperVit to help her finish things out. For the rest, she is coming along, but the results are a mixed bag. She is throwing out very thin buds and colas overall. A few of them are showing some thickness, but they are few and far between. It is definitely not the bountiful haul I usually look forward to harvesting, but it is what it is. Meanwhile, moving on to the smaller sibling, she has decided to throw a whole new curveball my way. I noticed she is starting to show some seeds—specifically about one seed per bud across multiple bud sites. I have been playing detective and closely hunting for any "nanners" or pollen sacs, but I cannot find a single one anywhere. At this point, I am officially counting this plant as a total loss. I will probably just use her to make some hashish or something similar down the line. To be honest, this little one showed major problems right from the start. While the other two plants could have easily exploded to fill out an entire 120 cm tent, this one kept herself tiny and just continues to plague me with these seed issues. If anyone needs a collection of custom, self-sabotaging budget bonsai genetics, you know who to ask! Climate-wise, things remain stable across the tents: • Temperatures: Completely in check. Mostly sitting comfortably at 26°C, with a nighttime minimum of 21°C and a brief daytime peak of 29°C for just an hour or two. • Humidity: Stable and controlled. Looking ahead, I think I am going to start flushing next week. The biggest plant is not showing any imminent signs of being ready for harvest anytime soon, so she will likely need at least 10 full weeks of flowering to cross the finish line. Let's see how they look next week. As usual, thank you for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Entering week 24, we are officially pushing forward with the MAC1 F1 hybrids. The big plant is now entering her ninth week of flowering, while her smaller sibling is heading into week 8. Diet-wise, the heavy feeding days are definitely back on the menu. Both plants are no longer receiving any PK 13/14. Instead, I have switched entirely to reverse osmosis water, supplemented with some CalMag, and bumped up the Plagron Cocos A&B from 2.8 ml all the way to 3.5 ml per liter of water. Looking at the calendar, I was originally planning to start flushing the big girl this week, but she is clearly not done yet. She definitely won't be ready by week 10, so I am now expecting her to push through to week 11 or maybe even week 12 of flowering. Because of that, I will keep pushing the nutrients and feeding her heavily for now. As for the physical side of things, it is a complete circus in the tent right now. I added nine plant yoyos to support the branches, but it has turned into a chaotic game of botanical dominoes. Every single branch is falling over the next one, which then collapses onto another one—it is a never-ending cycle of leaning towers. If this tent gets any more crowded, I might need to start charging these branches rent for sleeping on each other! On a much brighter note, I harvested the other Mac plant yesterday. Reflecting on this run, I can confidently say these F1 hybrids are an absolute keeper. The yield is much heavier than normal strains, and despite the current domino effect in the tent, the branches themselves are structurally much stronger overall. This experience has completely sold me on them, and I will be focusing my efforts on growing more of these F1s in 2027. Thank you for stopping by and have yourself a nice day.

Growfather1 Hello everyone, Entering week 25, we are closing in on the final chapter for the MAC1 F1 hybrids. Both plants have advanced another week in their flowering cycles, and major changes are happening in the tent as we prepare for harvest. The Smaller Sibling (Week 9 of Flowering) The smaller plant has entered her 9th week of flowering and is almost ready for the chop. The trichomes are looking great with a high concentration of milky heads. She is currently on her 4th day of a strict flush, receiving only plain water with plenty of runoff to thoroughly clean out the root zone. The Big Girl (Week 10 of Flowering) The large plant has officially entered her 10th week of flowering, and she has reached peak maturity. To be honest, she has become an absolute monstersaurus—a genetic crossover between Godzilla and King Kong that completely took over the 150x150 tent all by herself. The physical side of things has gone from a regular circus to complete, unadulterated chaos. The colas are so heavy and stacked that they are completely out of control, falling all over each other like a row of drunk dominoes. They ended up a bit on the thinner side—definitely not the fat, chunky buds I originally wanted—but hey, it is what it is! She clearly spent all her budget on pure size instead of density. Despite the messy structural layout, she is legally ready. The trichomes have started to break down perfectly, showing a beautiful mix of amber and milky heads with barely any clear ones left in sight. To prepare her for the chop, I started her on pure reverse osmosis (RO) water yesterday. Today, she was hit with a heavy 40-liter flush. The current runoff sits at 780 PPM. The plan is to repeat the heavy flush tomorrow to drop that number below 400 PPM, and then push it down even lower the day after. She just needs a few more days to fully clear out her system before the final cut. With both girls in full flush mode, this cycle is rapidly coming to an end. I highly doubt there will be another update next week, but we will see how the timing plays out! Thank you for stopping by and have a good one. Regards, Growfather