Chat
RecommendedRecommended

Incredulously Creamy Cookies

13
126
47
2989
4 years ago
Follow
13
Grow Conditions
Week 1
Vegetation
3.81
cm
inch
Height
20 hrs
Light Schedule
11+ conditions after
Login
Nutrients
ml/l
ml/gal
tsp/gal
Grow Technique Usage
LST
Technique
Commented by
Philindicus Philindicus
4 years ago
OFFICIAL SET UP Tent 2 ft X 4 ft X 5 ft (2) G8 Led grow lights 140 actual watts each (1) G8 Led bloom lights 245 actual watts (1) G8 Led Red bloom booster 90 actual watts Hydrofarm PPF/PAR meter 3 Gallon Maxi pots (4) 1020 reinforced drainage trays (1) Exhale Co2 bags Autopilot Temperature/Humidity/Co2 monitor (2) 6 inch 2-speed circulation fans 4 inch 190 cfm variable speed exhaust fan with carbon filter H&M tds meter (0.5 ppm scale) Hanna ph meter Customized Air innovations 2 gallon cool mist ultrasonic humidifier Precision hand held watering device (Turkey baster) SOIL COMPONENTS Biobizz Light mix Canna Coco Coir mix Fox Farm Ocean Forest mix Perlite Azos nitrogen fixing bacteria Great White beneficial bacteria and mycorrhizae Bulk mix proportions 32% Ocean Forest 32% Biobizz light 32% Canna Coco Coir 4% Perlite Seedling mix proportions 7 parts Biobizz light 1 part Canna Coco Coir 1 part Perlite SEEDLING / VEG. NUTRIENTS Canna Bio Rhizotonic Canna Bio Vega BLOOM NUTRIENTS Undecided SUPPLEMENTS Cal/Mag Cannazyme General Hydroponics Armor Si Organic Blackstrap Molasses Epsom Salt FLUSHING SOLUTION General Hydroponics Flora-kleen LED Light Intensities Recommended LED PPF/PAR Values / DLI Based on 20 hrs of light. Seedlings 150 - 200 umoles / DLI 10.80 - 14.4 moles per day Veg up to 9" 450 umoles / DLI 32.40 moles per day Early bloom 500 umoles / DLI 36.00 moles per day Mid bloom 650 umoles / DLI 46.80 moles per day Late bloom 750 umoles / DLI 54.00 moles per day Ripen 400 umoles / DLI 28.80 moles per day *** Use extreme caution going 700 umoles or higher @ 20hrs/day this could cause leaf burn*** PPF measures the total amount of PAR emitted from the lighting system per second. PAR is the amount of light in the 400 - 700 nm color spectrum that can actually be used by the plant. PAR does not measure the amount of UV and Infrared that plays a part in trichome formation and cell quality. DLI is the total amount of PAR the plant has received per day Our goal is to have a minimum DLI in the 38-40 mole range when it bloom. https://www.waveformlighting.com/horticulture/daily-light-integral-dli-calculator https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/blogs/news/horticulture-metrics-par-ppf-ppfd-dli Having your plants in the optimum LVPD(Leaf Vapor Pressure Deficit) ranges helps them absorb Co2 to properly conduct photosynthesis and allows the root system to adequately utilize water and nutrients. Using average leaf temperature is the best way to calculate LVPD. Measure this temperature using an infrared thermometer. LED lights tend to have leaf temperatures lower than atmospheric temperatures in the grow room. Growers using HID, Fluorescent bulbs typically will have temperatures higher than room temperature. With HPS leaf temperature can be 8 - 10 F higher than room temperatures due to the amount of infrared emitted by the bulb. Recommended LVPD Seedlings/Early Veg 0.4 - 0.8 kPa Late Veg/Early Bloom 0.8 - 1.2 kPa Mid/Late Bloom 1.2 - 1.6 kPa *** Danger Zone*** Below 0.4 kPa / Over 1.6 kPa https://www.dimluxlighting.com/knowledge/vapor-pressure-deficit-vpd-calculator/ https://vpdcalculator.com/vpd-calculator https://www.blackdogled.com/lst Week 1 Update Popped 5 FBCC into a shot glass of distilled water and placed them in a dark place. After 24 hours transferred seeds to moist paper towel in Tupperware container with a loose fitting top. At 48 hours all seeds showed a decent tail and were planted in 3 gallon Maxi pots in my pre- moistened seedling/soil mixture. Added several drops of r.o. water to settle the seeds into the mixture. Covered them with clear solo cups with (5) 1/2 inch holes drilled into them to allow higher humidity and some air circulation. They all emerged within two days. First set of serrated leaves appeared within the next few days this is my "Day 1". Day 4 removed humidity domes. Continuing to maintain 65% humidity using 2 gallon cool mist humidifier. Minimal watering using BioRhizotonic and R.O. water ph corrected to 6.4 adding just enough (25 ml) to keep seedling mixture slightly moist every 3rd to 4th day if needed. Day 7 lowered my light to 20 inches average PAR meter reading of 250 umoles. DLI (Daily light integral) 20 hrs@ 250 umoles = DLI of 18.00 moles per day Tent temperature average 78 F with a humidity of 65% leaf temperature of 73 F giving me a LVPD (Leaf vapor pressure deficit) of 0.65 kPa
Similar Diaries
Feks fotos af forskellige strain
30 weeks
Feks fotos af forskellige strain Nicogreen
+4 strains
10 minutes ago · 15 comments
C'est reparti
2 weeks
C'est reparti Gardengobblin
+2 strains
6 days ago · 2 comments
Cream 🍨 Maschine 🍦
1 weeks
Cream 🍨 Maschine 🍦Hannoizboyz
Fast Buds - Cream Cookies Auto
11 days ago
Cream Cookies Auto
12 weeks
Cream Cookies AutoWeird_Jimmy
Fast Buds - Cream Cookies Auto
a month ago · 10 comments
Cream Cookies Autoflower Grow
10 weeks
Cream Cookies Autoflower Growbamskiado
Fast Buds - Cream Cookies Auto
a month ago · 3 comments
Cream Cookies Auto - Fastbuds
13 weeks
Cream Cookies Auto - Fastbuds Growpotkin
Fast Buds - Cream Cookies Auto
a month ago · 6 comments
C&C Experimental Auto
12 weeks
C&C Experimental AutoFeederCastro
Fast Buds - Cream Cookies Auto
2 months ago · 10 comments
Fastbuds Cream Cookies
11 weeks
Fastbuds Cream CookiesDr1delaplante
Fast Buds - Cream Cookies Auto
3 months ago · 8 comments
Comments
Login

Show by Week
Sort by
popularity
popularity
newest
oldest
stealthassassin
stealthassassinweek 1
Looking nice mate! 😎 Happy to see you joining the cream cookies club! 👊 I am sure you will grow her well 👌 but good luck anyway 🙏
stealthassassin
stealthassassin
@Philindicus, growing nicely, I really see that mine did not reach her potential at all! Will be good to see your harvest to compare to mine too.
stealthassassin
stealthassassin
@Philindicus, bad luck with the possible TMV! The others are going great, really good to see how nicely they can come along when you treat them right. 😻 I am hoping my next grow will be more like this.
Philindicus
Philindicus
@stealthassassin, Thank's I been very pleased with the genetics of Fast Buds strains.
Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropicweek 7
How is gradual removal of leaves compare to rounds of heavy removal? I remove leaves late and would like to know what you think. Thanks
Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropic
@Philindicus, this is what I am looking for. Thanks. This explains a lot about what I see with my plants. And it is the defense response that I want. It is not so much the light reaching lower sight for outdoor grow. And yes, it is needed for Sativa for buds to mature in a more controlled manner. Again, thank you so much. I’ll look up jasmonic acid to learn more.
Philindicus
Philindicus
@Med_in_Tropic, I think it depends on the plant and how it's growing. In my case most of the lower leaves won't get enough light my canopy is pretty dense. I usually start in week 5 or 6 with autos by removing popcorn bud sites and fan leaves from the lower 25 to 30% of the plant. The upper canopy gets slowly thinned out up to harvest. I use smaller stresses rather than big ones. My only concern with using too much stress is causing hermies especially with autos. If your growing out side light can reach the entire plant and massive defoliation may not be needed unless bud sites are being blocked. If the plant has only a few leaves with good internode spacing I wouldn't defoliate very much if at all. Using defoliation and slight damages to the plant causes it to release jasmonic acid to the injured area which actually is a defense response. This would slow down growth/ bud developement temporarily until the area heals. Jasmonic acid may have a relationship with increased resin and terpene production it can also help keep buds tighter and dense. It's key to do this early enough so it doesn't interfer with key bud building times. Seems like a bit of trial and error. I've heard Indica strains don't like to be heavily pruned and defoliated yet Sativas seem to enjoy it more.
Fast_Buds
Fast_Budsweek 1
Hey there! Thanks so much for growing our genetics 🙌🏼 Let us know if you need any assistance Happy Growing! 💚🌱
DonaldTrump
DonaldTrumpweek 11
Looks great all that is missing is.... You grind up some of that bud,sprinkle it on some vanilla ice cream and pour a tad of that Kahlua over it. 👍👍 From the White House
DonaldTrump
DonaldTrump
@Philindicus,So you will be shipping my package Monday?👍👍 From the White House.
Philindicus
Philindicus
@DonaldTrump, You've already won the election hands down. I can see the Liberals crying already. 😂
DonaldTrump
DonaldTrump
Look @ my avatar. When I win the election you can mail me a congratulations package!👍👍 From the White House.
Load more (1)
Denzul
Denzulweek 11
Those are some truly fat frosty and colorful buds! Amazing! Your in for quite the treat.
Denzul
Denzul
@Philindicus, agreed. Always best site on the internet
Philindicus
Philindicus
@Denzul, Who knows sometimes GD is making some website improvements during the slower traffic times. It's all good either way.
Denzul
Denzul
@Philindicus, man do I love GD but have experienced so many weird glitches I'm not even surprised anymore. Usually corrects itself in a day. The other day it just on it's own would continuously scroll down. Scared me into thinking I broke my phone. But hey I still love the site and especially the community.
Load more (1)
JotaStoner
JotaStonerweek 8
Woow, look's good! Are you satisfied with the nutrients? I want to try this brand.
JotaStoner
JotaStoner
@Philindicus, Thanks for the info! And good luck with your grow. 🙌
Philindicus
Philindicus
@JotaStoner, yes I like using Advanced Nutrients. I feel they have a great nutrients. I feel you dont need to buy their entire line up to get some nice buds.
1smoke2joints
1smoke2jointsweek 11
Wow very nice flower structure, and big yield, epic job with only lst. Im gonna try this strain
Philindicus
Philindicus
@1smoke2joints, Very nice tasty strain all my friends loved it. I have a few seeds left may do a round 2 at some point. So many strains to try.
DankGardener
DankGardenerweek 3
Nice I really like your auto grows. You did everything right 👍. I also just picked up 3 strains from fastbuds I'm going to be growing in a sog in about a week or so. I'll definitely be looking through your diary to see how you grow them. I've only grown one auto Afghan skunk by advance seeds but that was 4 years ago.
Philindicus
Philindicus
@DankGardener, Fast Buds has some nice genetics. I do see a lot of auto growers using more high stress training on FB larger growing strains with great success. I'm limited when it come to plant over all height and light distance. I will be following your grows you always put on a good show.
Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropicweek 6
She may develops differently and get fat quicker than what we have seen.
Philindicus
Philindicus
@Med_in_Tropic, From some of the diaries I've followed CC seems to be a fairly long flowering strain. What can I say I'm spoiled from growing all these 70-75 day strains.
JinksyGrows
JinksyGrowsweek 11
What an absolute beauty Phil. Great #'s for an auto and looks like some incredibly good smoke. Very happy for you, man. Great work and well deserved Chop!👍 Cheers. Happy trails and happy grows this week👌
Buddha2
Buddha2week 11
Again another impressive harvest! You know what you are doing. Enjoy 👍
PrairieFrostGrow
PrairieFrostGrowweek 10
Swelling nicely!!
Kairo22ko
Kairo22koweek 11
Uau!
STAYINGONMYMAINCBATORUNTWO
STAYINGONMYMAINCBATORUNTWOweek 10
Love how frosty she looks and buds loook
illest
illestweek 9
Look at the size of the buds on those!
PrairieFrostGrow
PrairieFrostGrowweek 9
Impressive canopy!!!
Blueboy2019
Blueboy2019week 9
Looks like a very high grad bud bro well done the buds look top quality
visco
viscoweek 8
Beauties <3
EZgrower
EZgrowerweek 7
Happy New Year. I wish to collect more buds in the new year than in the previous.4-20!😜
Mr_Weeds_Autos
Mr_Weeds_Autosweek 6
Man look at that garden ... You did your thing!