Cheese XXL Autoflowering grow diary (journal) harvest13 by SkinnyJoe

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- DAY 4 UPDATE - Things are getting hot here...with the light on, the temperature rises to 35.3° C (‭‪95° F), I think it's too hot. I think I should buy a portable air conditioner as soon as possible, to try to lower temperature around 26 ° C.

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motaman311commented6 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, 🙏🙏 hope that Air conditioner will work. Sure you already know, but if there are any lights on that stuff to blacken them out/cover the lights. My dehumidifier glows green even when i cover the lights, so I cant put it in my tent 😮😃.

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SkinnyJoecommented6 years ago

@@motaman311, yes, my extractor is positioned at the top. Unfortunately my grobox does not have openings at the bottom large enough to insert an intake fan, there is only the hole at the bottom for the cables. So I mounted the intake fan in another hole at the top, and there is a clip fan for air circulation. It's hot here! I hope the mini air conditioner can help me, otherwise I'll have to consider bringing everything in my garage, but sadly I won't be able to do it very quickly.

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motaman311commented6 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, Do you have passive intakes open at the bottom of the tent? Also, have your extraction fan at the top. If you could turn down your lights, that will help with your high temperature.

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Tryhardcommentedweek 135 years ago

Congratulations its looks dank as fxxx enjoy the benefits of your hard work

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Tryhardcommented5 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe,you 2 man

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SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@@Tryhard, thank you man 🙏, have a dope weekend 👽

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Stickcommentedweek 16 years ago

Hi @@SkinnyJoe! As soon as your seedling has sprouted, it needs a decent airflow. However, at such young age, you don't want a fan directly blowing on your baby, but you need air to circulate around the plant. Just don't put the fan right in front of the plant, make sure the seedling is slowly moving but not shaking (slight breeze, no big wind) and you will be fine. Happy growing! 👊

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SkinnyJoecommented6 years ago

Hi @Stick, thank for your help! got it! I connected my air extractors to a dimmer to keep them at low speed. The problem I encountered with continuous air circulation (even at low speed) is that my small humidifier cannot keep humidity at 60% as I would like (it rises to 45% max). I'll try to turn on the extractors at 15 min intervals to see how it goes with the humidity. thank again!

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Rwein93commentedweek 135 years ago

Siiiiiiii!!! Amico 💪💪💪 Delle gran belle cime! sembrano veramente compatte!👍 Ottimo lavoro🔝 Ho seguto il tuo diario dall inizio, molto bello. Continua così man. Restiamo in contatto😉

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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 55 years ago

Hi there @@SkinnyJoe so your plants are starting the flowering stretch they are going to be very hungry during this stage so whatever you do , do not back down on the nutes but dont overfeed either. once the blooms start developing I would give them higher doses of potassium as they look a tiny bit deficient in that area. Other than that keep up the great work.

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Experimentgreencommentedweek 55 years ago

Hey there, with your high heat have you thought about using any co2 products? I know they can help battle those temps above 85. Co2 can be a little stressful but that TNB Naturals company has the water only option.✌️

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SkinnyJoecommentedweek 55 years ago

- DAY 33 UPDATE - Hi guys! thank you for your help and your advise! So, I see those withe pistils! Do I have to switch right away to bloom nutes? or should I wait for the flowers to grow more?

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DinafemSeedscommented5 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, Hello my friend 👍 As your just starting the flower phase I would continue to feed you vegative feed for the next 5-7 day's then do a transition to your bloom/flower nutrients 👍 You've done a fine job with the training work and that's now going to pay off as you enter bloom 👊 Until next time my friend 👍 All the best ✌️ Mark..

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SkinnyJoecommentedweek 35 years ago

Hi guys! any suggestions about LST (bend and secure)? when to start? as soon as possible? is it better to wait for the plant to have 5-6 nodes? Is it better to wait for the plant to reach a certain height?

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DinafemSeedscommented5 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, I would say node 5 to node 6 is perfect for topping, training can he started pretty early on but be gentle in the early stages 👍 All the best ✌️ Mark..

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ShotGunBobcommentedweek 25 years ago

Day 11 to day 12 ? So much growth in 24 hours😉

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ShotGunBobcommented5 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, i believe you. My cheese xxl is also super fast. Super genetic!

SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@@ShotGunBob, she started great, but I have to say that maybe I took one photo on the morning of the 12th and the other one the evening of the 13th

CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 55 years ago

Hey there, hope i answered your question, for more info on VPD check this : https://getpulse.co/blog/vpd, otherwise all it is is a magnesium deficiency but it will turn into all sorts of symptoms because magnesium is used to regulated NPK uptakes too... Anything else you need just drop me a message 👊

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CRiSPrGrowcommented5 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, VPD is a ... it's a thing, for sure... it varies from veg to flower, and these are just guidelines right? so you have to fine tune it based on your own situation, but for sure you should be around 1.4 better than 3 lol, that's why i wanted you to know about this...

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SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@CRiSPrGrow, thank you for your advise! this thing blown my mind! I've been wondering for a while if there were any values or index to evaluate the effectiveness of environmental conditions. So I rapidly read some stuff about VPD, I executed the formulas and, with a daytime temperature of 36 ° C and an average RH 50%, I calculated my VPD value. The value I found is 2.96, which corresponds to the VPD value represented on the "getpulse" grid for a temperature of 97 ° F and 50% RH. If I understand correctly, I must try to stay in the optimal sweetspot acting either on the temperature or on the relative humidity. Now, since I can't act on the temperature, according to the getpulse grid I could then raise the relative humidity to 76 and have a value of VPD of 1.4 (the greenest) ..... is it correct?

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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 55 years ago

By the way there are three criteria for VPD : the temperature, the RH, and the temperature at the leafs itself... so you need to buy a cheap laser thermometer to measure that. i'm just saying because it took me a long time to understand that lol 🚀

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CRiSPrGrowcommented5 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, so basically with VPD you take the temp of the room minus the temp of the leaves which should be between 0 and 5 and based on the 'leaf temperature difference" you then calculate your exact vpd... download the pulse spreadsheet because it's annoying going online and there's more options... i was really going crazy about it before but now i'm more chilled lol... it will be much the same for you i guess lol good luck man !

SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@CRiSPrGrow, I just bought it on amazon to try it, thanks again for the tip 🙏

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DinafemSeedscommentedweek 25 years ago

Our Cheese XXL auto is becoming very popular on the grow diary platform 👍 Apart from the excessive heat issues which your getting under control you look to be of to a nice start 👌 Best of luck with the grow my friend. I'll tag along for the ride and be watching with interest 👊 All the best ✌️ Mark..

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DinafemSeedscommented5 years ago

@@SkinnyJoe, My best advice would be to do a minimum of 10 days plane water flush. Preferably 14 day's with just water and some molasses added. Final 7 days only water to flush all that excess feed out the end product 👌 That should do it my friend 👍 All the best ✌️ Mark..

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SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@DinafemSeeds, Thank you Mark, I hope to repeat the excellent results achieved with Dinafem White Widow auto xxl, but this time I want to avoid getting slightly over fertilized at the end of flowering. any comment or suggestion will be very useful to me 😁 thanks again, peace ✌️

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DinafemSeedscommentedweek 135 years ago

Best wishes for the upcoming harvest my friend 👍 You've done a fine job with our genetics and it's nearly time for your reward 👌 Our Cheese XXL Auto has performed really well in your garden mate, oh love the macro shots also 🤗 Time to get those scissors out and your fingers sticky buddy 👌 All the best ✌️ Mark..

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SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@DinafemSeeds, Thank you Mark! This cheese had hard time with the whole cycle at an average of 35° C!!! but finally she did it. can't wait to start the new cycle! I will grow 2 Dinamed CBD (so excited to try it) and 1 Moby Dick. Thank you for your support, all the best 💪

ShotGunBobcommentedweek 65 years ago

Beautiful plant!

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SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@@ShotGunBob, thank you man 🙏

ShotGunBobcommentedweek 85 years ago

Did you defoliated her?

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SkinnyJoecommented5 years ago

@@ShotGunBob, never done, I prefer not to do it with autoflowering.

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Denzulcommentedweek 75 years ago

That's an impressive bush you got on your hands there. Lots of bud sites popping up. Shes a beauty. Nice work. Keep doing what your doing and best of luck the rest of the way.

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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 135 years ago

wowowowow brava growmico ! it's an honor to be featured on your dashboard, glad my advice was good enough to help you, and of course it's fantastic when you can see the effect of your words in a positive way

CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 65 years ago

if this is your first grow ever, then wow, 👏👏 bravo bravo , the quality looks perfect for my my friend !

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