LA Kush Cake

PSK23

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LA Kush Cake

Zamnesia Seeds

Widow-Maker-Cookies

possible cross between a White Widow Auto by Zamne

Outdoor

Room Type

Supercropping , Doublepotting

weeks 2

Manifolding

weeks 2

LST

weeks 2

HST

weeks 2

FIMing

weeks 2

Defoliation

weeks 2

45 liters

Pot Size

30 liters

Watering

Start at 6 Week

1/5

180 cm

Height

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

Normal

Smell

28 °C

Substrate Temp

15 °C

Night Air Temp

45 liters

Pot Size

30 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 1

Terra Bloom

5 mll

PSK23 Nice

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

Defoliation

Technique

FIMing

Technique

Manifolding

Technique

Supercropping , Doublepotting

Technique

HST

Technique

1/5

180 cm

Height

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

Normal

Smell

28 °C

Substrate Temp

15 °C

Night Air Temp

45 liters

Pot Size

30 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 1

Terra Bloom

5 mll

PSK23 🌵

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180 cm

Height

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

Strong

Smell

28 °C

Substrate Temp

15 °C

Night Air Temp

45 liters

Pot Size

30 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 1

Terra Bloom

5 mll

PSK23 Day 24 of flower, intense cream smell

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comments

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180 cm

Height

24 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

Strong

Smell

28 °C

Substrate Temp

15 °C

Night Air Temp

45 liters

Pot Size

30 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 1

Terra Bloom

5 mll

PSK23 The plant is around day 32 of flowering, though I start counting from one week after it actually began. She’s currently measuring nearly 2.4 meters wide and 1.8 meters tall, excluding the pot

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180 cm

Height

24 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.2

Strong

Smell

28 °C

Substrate Temp

15 °C

Night Air Temp

45 liters

Pot Size

30 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 1

Terra Bloom

5 mll

PSK23 At six weeks into the flowering stage, the Los Angeles Kush Cake—a photoperiodic strain—is proving a challenge to manage due to its extensive size. Recent battles with caterpillars and spider mites were clinical, with daily check-ups successfully eliminating the caterpillars. Unfortunately, some compromises to the inflorescences were unavoidable, requiring the removal of about 3 grams of dry product; these are shown in the attached photos. Thanks to meticulous monitoring, I had eliminated two leaves with moth eggs early on, but one was missed, leading to the recent caterpillars. Detecting caterpillars early by watching for black poop on flowers, chewed leaves, or early maturation saves the surrounding buds and secures the harvest.

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Irrai commented22d ago

really beautiful art installation 😍 looks very elaborate..., hopefully the scaffolding will support the overall weight properly later on? 😅

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Patricia_Zamnesia

commented22d ago

Wow that is a big lady you have there! 😍💙!

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PSK23 commented22d ago

@Patricia_Zamnesia, Hi Patricia, thank you for the support you offered me a few weeks ago. I really love the genetics of your seeds, and as you can see, when a seed is of top quality and handled by a great grower, the results are excellent! Warm regards

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Patricia_Zamnesia commented6d ago

@PSK23, Thank you so much for your kind words, Just keep in mind, It is your love and care that make these ladies thrive. 💙

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