Frosty´s Purple Freak

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1mo ago
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Organic
Outdoor
Room Type
Transplantation
weeks 5
0.5 liters
Watering
Start at 14 Week
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Germination
2mo ago
LPinto This strain is really different, not because of the final result but rather to follow its development.
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Directly In Substrate
Germination Method
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Week 2. Vegetation
2mo ago
5 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
22 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
20 °C
Night Air Temp
0.5 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
LPinto It doesn't even look like a cannabis plant, it looks like a tomato plant... 😂
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Week 3. Vegetation
2mo ago
8 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
22 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
20 °C
Night Air Temp
0.5 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
LPinto I don't really know how to interpret this growth, the color of the leaves, etc... it's so strange...
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Week 4. Vegetation
2mo ago
10 cm
Height
16 hrs
Light Schedule
22 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
20 °C
Night Air Temp
0.5 liters
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
LPinto Does anyone know if these whitish spots are normal for this strain?!?
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Week 5. Vegetation
2mo ago
12 cm
Height
0 °C
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0 °C
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LPinto Since there was a slight increase in the nighttime temperature, I decided to put them outside already...
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Transplantation
Technique
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Week 7. Vegetation
2mo ago
13 cm
Height
0 °C
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LPinto Its adaptation to the outdoors didn't go as well as planned, but it's already gaining strength; it's just not growing much, but I think that's the genetics speaking louder...
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Week 8. Vegetation
2mo ago
14 cm
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0 °C
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LPinto It's certainly not going to grow much... It should be within the average growth since they don't reach large sizes...
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Week 9. Vegetation
2mo ago
16 cm
Height
0 °C
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LPinto Slowly but surely, it's growing...
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Week 10. Vegetation
2mo ago
18 cm
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0 °C
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LPinto It's getting more and more interesting... I'm anxious for a growth and flowering spurt... I need to calm down...
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Week 11. Vegetation
2mo ago
20 cm
Height
0 °C
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LPinto The weather is really nice and the sun is shining like never before, but it’s not developing much...
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Week 12. Vegetation
2mo ago
22 cm
Height
0 °C
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0 °C
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LPinto It already has a funny coloration...
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Week 13. Vegetation
1mo ago
24 cm
Height
0 °C
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0 °C
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LPinto I don't know what's going on but it's not developing... :(
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Week 14. Vegetation
1mo ago
24 cm
Height
0 °C
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No Smell
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0 °C
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LPinto Unfortunately, this diary has come to an end. I tried to follow the tips mentioned here, transplanted the plant, and gave it fertilizers to see if I could revive it, but unfortunately, it died... When I did the transplant, I noticed that in that spot, the soil wasn't draining well and was accumulating a lot of water, and that affected the roots...
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LPinto
LPinto commentedweek 131mo ago
@Itashish thanks for your comment... however, I can't find an explanation, as I have 3 more plants (take a look at my active diaries) in the same spot with the same organic soil and the same watering conditions, etc... but only this plant is having difficulties... there's something blocking the plant, but I don't believe it's the soil or humidity...
Itashish
Itashish commented1mo ago
@LPinto, I checked and indeed the others look prettier. But I still think there must be an issue, given how it's turning yellow and the colors it's taking on, there must be a problem whether it's the soil or watering/nutrition; the environment doesn't have a big impact with FPF, it's a pretty resilient strain environmentally, whether it's cold or hot it holds up quite well. Having grown and followed many grows of this strain, I know it's a pretty solid variety but can be temperamental in the first weeks, and certain mistakes can be unforgivable during this period. I myself have messed up grows of it due to unsuitable soil, even though that soil was perfect for other plants grown at the same time. When we look at how it was in its pot before repotting, the plant seemed healthy, but as soon as it was repotted, it started to show discoloration as the weeks went by. Maybe it was still too early to repot it... In any case, one thing is undeniable: there is a problem, and if it's not resolved, it's going to ruin the final quality of the plants. I hope you find the issues with this and that the rest of this grow will be saved. Have a good evening, hope everything goes well for you☝️🙏
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Schafe1001
Schafe1001 commentedweek 112mo ago
Wow, I’ve been around a long time and spent a few years in Amsterdam, don’t think I’ve seen leaves like that. What is the lineage of the cultivar?
Schafe1001
Schafe1001 commentedweek 112mo ago
Broad mites???
LPinto
LPinto commented2mo ago
@Schafe1001, I think it's a characteristic of this strain to have the strange leaves...
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Schafe1001
Schafe1001 commented1mo ago
@LPinto, what is the name of the strain again? And is it super tasty and strong?
LPinto
LPinto commented1mo ago
@Schafe1001, Frosty’s Purple Freak from Khalifa Genetics isn’t very potent but I think it’s tasty....
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Khalifa_Genetics
Khalifa_Genetics
Official Brand Representative
commentedweek 141mo ago
Hello Lpinto, unfortunately, you certainly had a nitrogen deficiency. As for the rest, it would be difficult for me to conclude. I invite you to redo your indoor session if possible, and we'll make sure to help you throughout the weeks.
LPinto
LPinto commented1mo ago
@Khalifa_Genetics, Bom dia. Acho que o problema não seria falta de nutrientes, mas sim com o excesso de água que se acumulou nas raízes devido a uma depressão natural do solo, este não estava a denar bem a água como nas outras minhas plantas (o buraco deveria ter sido mais fundo como nas outras mas como ela cresce menos fiz um buraco menor). Outro problema foi eu não ter experiência com esta cepa e ficar aguardando que ela desse um salto de crescimento, e quando decidir fazer alguma coisa já não fui a tempo. Se fosse agora talvez não tivesse realizado o transplantado para um vaso. Infelizmente penso que já não tenho tempo suficiente para germinar outra planta e fazer crescer no exterior. Ainda não me decidi mas devo testar no interior ou talvez para o proximo ano.
Khalifa_Genetics
Khalifa_Genetics commented1mo ago
@LPinto, Hello, for the next session, feel free to contact me — I'd be happy to help. It's only a temporary setback!
Itashish
Itashish commentedweek 131mo ago
There must be a problem with the soil where it's planted. I don't think using pebbles as mulch is ideal; the soil must be too compacted, and the moisture in the soil is probably too constant. On top of that, there's likely poor root aeration due to soil compaction, which must be causing a nutrient blockage. It looks like it's starting to lack nitrogen and probably molybdenum.
Schafe1001
Schafe1001 commentedweek 131mo ago
I really wish I knew it straighten out was or the phenotype type of what strain. I would love to have a crack at growing it.
Itashish
Itashish commentedweek 82mo ago
Beautiful plants 🌱🍀
Khalifa_Genetics
Khalifa_Genetics
Official Brand Representative
commentedweek 82mo ago
Hello, For now, the plant looks healthy. It develops slowly during the first few weeks before accelerating its growth.
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