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Gave the outdoor plant its first feed in week 2 ( 1ml Bio Grow), also put 2 leftovers outdoor, same strain just one week younger, will run them together.
Week 3, at least for the biggest one of them, the other 2 are leftovers that are 1 week younger, just running together in this journal, they get the same feed like the indoors. All 3 had been invaded by aphid's, sprayed them with water and vinegar that's where the burn spots on the big one are from but not that bad, i sprayed them late but the morning sun still burned the leaves a bit. Interesting to see how the biggest one develops different leaves than the other 6 greenpoison XL Auto seeds and its the only plant that is not in Cannabis soil, just shows how much impact the soil has, the soil i used for that 1 plant is filtered garden soil, not very ideal but i wanted to do a test with that. The leaves are much more narrow, almost like the difference you would see between a Indicia and Sativa plant but not as extreme.
Week 5, I set the diary to flower now even only one of the 3 started flowering, the #1 plant ( the oldest of the 3) is growing slowly but steady, i can clearly tell the soil i used for this is not suitable, the 2 smaller plants start to overtake in size even they are 1 week younger, still wan't to see what it can produce with some LST and good nutrients. #2 is doing well, growing healthy, im doing LST on that one as well. Plant #3 is the smallest but its also in a small pot, I topped it and will experiment with this one.
Day 1, Week 6: Pant #1 and #2 are stretching nicely, all 3 outdoors are flowering now. Plant #1 and #2 in the big pots have a good size, grow a lot every day, even Plant #1 which is in pretty dense soil seems to grow pretty fast, its still the biggest plant. I upped the Bloom to 3ml/l and lowered the grow to 1.5 ml/l, will lower it the next feed to 1ml/l. I added a variety of herbal plants to the greenhouse, no pests so far, plants are healthy.
Hi guys, quick question about my outdoor crop, I saw that i have some Thrips under my leaves, some small marks here and there, the plants are in flower and I don't want to do any damage to the already built trichomes.. Best organic way to get rid of them ?
@Pot_Portraits hi mate I would apply a layer of diatomaceous earth across the soils surface this stuff will stop them in there tracks I would not recommend spraying anything now your in flower Hope this helps Next time you may want to look into the benefits of nematodes and other beneficial bacteria that will feed on the bad bugs larvae
Well done on the grow so far looks really good 👍
Week 7, THRIPS 😐 started treating the plant, thank god it's just a few, trying to stop them now, added a layer of sand as top dressing, will ad some Diatomaceous Earth as well. Im just in the progress of drying the soil out, didn't water for 3 days, thanks again to the community for the tips 👌.
I add Bio Heaven this week, normally you should run this all the time but I just bought it recently so added it and will see what it does, should accelerate the mineral intake.
Week 7, Day 5: Had some Thrips on the plants, treated them and top dressed them with Diatomaceous Earth, didn't see any more Thrips so far.
Week 8 for Plant #1, the rest is in week 7: Everything good, Thrips are gone 👊 Thanks again for the Tips the community had for me, plants grow nicely, feeding is at the max now, the oldest of the 3 outdoor plants looks good, just waiting for the buds to start getting big. Daytime temps are pretty high in the greenhouse but that's something i can't change,ventilation is at the max. plants seem to be happy producing nice amounts of trichomes.
Alright, the Plants are doing great, the oldest one which is one week ahead of the others is ready soon. I normally just give tab water for a week before cutting the plant. Now my question: what do you think about flushing with Molasses, I red that somewhere online.
You are using BioBizz nutrients and BioGrow is more or less just molasses :) So I would just continue giving them what you are providing right now. I think the reason BioBizz recommends using plain water for the last week is that continuing to give nutrients would just be a waste of money. The plants cannot uptake organical stuff directly, but it needs to be broken down by some micro organisms in the soil which takes some days. But beware: My "knowledge" is only theoretical, I'm not an experienced grower. Just had great success with this BioBizz stuff and was simply following their schedulde.
Week 9 for Plant #1, I gave it just tap water twice, did a small flush. Will let it dry out now then 48H darkness.
The other Plant (#2) is in week 8 just like the indoors, will feed it at least 1-2 more times and then switch to water only.
Plant #3 in the 5.5 litre pot had some nutrient burn, I put it in the ground next to my Plum Tomatoe, will give it some time to recover, it couldn't handle the feed of the big ones :) but doesn't really mater as it was and experiment anyway.
Week 9 Day 5 I had the Plant #1 in 48 hours of darkness and chopped it this afternoon, it hangs to dry now.
So there we go, the outdoor plants are harvested and dried, the little one in 5.5 litres didn't make it, it went into nute lockout because it couldn't stand the same feed like the bigger ones so I didn't put it into the final harvest numbers, i chopped the small plant and just use it for oil.
So each of the outdoor plants made around 30 grams dry (Plant 1: 29.5g, Plant 2: 36.34g), considering this was during one of the hottest summers we had, hitting 45 C in the greenhouse almost daily.
Gave the buds only a quick trim as this will be used just like it is. Overall the strain was a good grower in bad conditions, very mold resistant as we had super high humidity a lot at night hitting 90+%.
The High is very strong already and the buds still need a month or so in jars, will be interesting to try it fully cured.
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