Auto Anubis, Auto Magnun grow diary (journal) week7 by deFharo

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I think I'll spend some time poking about your notes. I saw the results and they are impressive, to say the least. I tried layering this time in a 3-gallon pot. I was in way over my head. I have to work into it slowly. I think I am agreeing with you on autos. I've grown photos in the same space with much worse light and environment and turned out far higher yields. With autos, I'm currently producing only about and ounce per plant. I know I can do much better, but with photos hitting a few ounces a plant was not a major challenge. It just took a bit longer and a bit more training. Once I build up my stash with autos, I may have to move back to feminized photos. Regardless, great work!🙏 I'm really looking forward to looking through your diaries. 😀

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deFharocommented4 years ago

@BladeCutter, Gracias. Puedes encontrar en los diarios fotos de procesos experimentales con bio fermentados, hidrolizados, humatos, captura de MM, BAL, etc. Mi estrategia se basa en la variedad: Potencio los componentes del sustrato: Mineral, Microroganismos y Materia Orgánica. (3M) Alimento las plantas sucesivamente con multitud de componentes orgánicos que varío en cada riego, en formato sólido y líquido. Riego con agua de lluvia estructurada y tengo en cuenta las fases de la luna. No me aburro :) Y por fin las luces, en mis 3 pequeños armarios alumbro las plantas siempre por 3 lados y giro las macetas (cuadradas) 90° todos los días, de esta forma me aseguro un buen modelado de las plantas, el alumbrado lateral favorece la fotosíntesis y el engorde de las ramas bajas. Sobre la clase de luces soy bastante freak, actualmente tengo 20 tipos de luces, principalmente led de 30w a 100w también algunos fluorescentes especializados, con espectros útiles y muy variados dependiendo la etapa y las intenciones del cultivo. Esta semana he añadido una luz con UVA y UVB para las últimas semanas de floración. Todas estas técnicas las estoy experimentando pues los diarios que muestro aquí, son mis primeros y únicos cultivos, Salud!

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Banaaniukkocommentedweek 14 years ago

Nice work! Beautiful plants To go even further with organic those plastic pots are they made of PVC #3? https://www.gardenmyths.com/growing-food-plastic-containers-safe/

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Odisseycommentedweek 193 years ago

Nice pine tree you have there! 😁 seriously, great job! How is the high?

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deFharocommented3 years ago

@Odissey, gracias. Tenía una altura de 40cm. 👌

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Waterscommentedweek 154 years ago

Yeah that’s a really solid plant. ✊🏼

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deFharocommented4 years ago

@Waters, gracias

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Buddha2commentedweek 154 years ago

Congratulations on your harvest! Impressive plant! 👍

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deFharocommented4 years ago

@Buddha2, Gracias

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MrHightimescommentedweek 194 years ago

looks like broccoli lol! what fat buds!

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ShotGunBobcommentedweek 174 years ago

Sick work dude! Looks like alot of weight😊 Check my grows out if you like.

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Psilocubensiscommentedweek 154 years ago

what a great dog!!

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occultgreen420commentedweek 154 years ago

feeding her ormus?! what kind of ormus?

occultgreen420commented4 years ago

@defharo, no wonder your plants are doing so well and are so well developed!

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deFharocommented4 years ago

@@@occultgreen420, el ormus de agua de mar contiene además de magnesio, más de 80 elementos de la tabla periódica en formato monoatómico, incluido el oro y el platino. Yo sistemáticamente incluyo en mis riegos un 0,5% de ormus. Yo creo que el ormus es más que un nutriente, lo mismo pienso de los minerales que incluyo en el sustrato o en fermentados.

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occultgreen420commented4 years ago

@defharo, very nice, ormus is a super food for plants and not only. but there are so many different types of it. Have you any experience with mono atomic gold?

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Psilocubensiscommentedweek 184 years ago

Almost unbelievable, you may grind your whole plant and smoke, no need to trim! Have you tried perpetual harvest? And 48h darkness is a magic trick, more and more trichome appears! Great grow!!! Tell me, honey just for the carbo or there's something on honey that they like?

deFharocommented4 years ago

@Psilocubensis, Honey contains many traces of minerals, enzymes, and vitamins. I use honey at the beginning of the cultivation or for certain irrigations where I need little increase in EC. The molasses is used from the preflora at the end for its contribution of carbo and potassium. But I always contribute carbo to give energy to the microorganisms in the substrate. Dark honey contains more minerals, it must be natural honey, not industralized honey.

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