Orange sherbert, Pink Kush, Dos si Dos33

Kreewl Welcome to my third indoor grow, this time thanks to the courtesy of Barney's Farm. I'm going to grow 1 Orange Sherbert, 1 Pink Kush, and 1 Dos Si Dos 33, three potent and productive indica varieties. I'm surprised, although it was to be expected, that the seeds had already germinated perfectly in 24 hours. I moved them to coco as soon as I could, and by the 24-hour mark, they had already sprouted as you can see in the day one photo. Another 10 for Barney's. Even though I can't give them all the humidity I would like, I did a watering with 300 ms, and the next one was just with Ryzofuel. I have to say that the color of the babies looks simply gorgeous. I'm going to use the Cyco fertilizer range again, a line that left me very happy in the previous grow, and I'm sure it will give me good results. Here are the photos of the weekly progress. Cheers to everyone.

Kreewl Welcome back! So far, I've been spraying with reverse osmosis water, and I've done a watering with 500 EC. I need to learn more about when they are babies; regarding growth, I think it's a bit slow. Maybe even though I'm growing in coco, I should fertilize less in the first weeks. I'll try to upload photos before I turn on the lights. I've seen a couple of small burns, which is why I mention the over-fertilizing. I have the two 200W LED panels at half power and about 80 cm from the plants, so I doubt the burn was due to light intensity, although I can't rule it out. Anyway, I'm still expecting explosive growth in the coming days.

Kreewl Hey everyone again, the next time the lights turn on, we'll be entering week 3. The babies haven't gotten worse since I saw some small burns; I've followed the recommendations and what I thought, and I've only watered with ryzofuel, which has given good results. I've also raised the panels in height and intensity to see if they stretch a bit so I can do a good transplant to the final pot, which I estimate will be in a week or less. I'll probably fertilize in the next watering, even if it's in low doses to see if they start growing abundantly. In what week would you do LST? I'll be posting photos every couple of days or so. Really happy with the color of the babies!

Kreewl Welcome back, we’re starting week 4. This week I'm already letting the substrate dry out to make the final transplant. I have to say that I think I'm doing a few small things wrong, because even though there aren't many, there are people who have bigger plants by week 4. But at least mine have good color, and I'm sure they will have developed a good root ball. This week I did one watering using fertilizers, another with water, and the last one was with Cyco XL Grow, which gives very good results. I've tried to be smart, and I think to make the most of Cyco XL Grow, I needed to apply it before the transplant. It makes sense that it reaches all the roots better in the small pot. If I transplanted and then did that watering, I don't think it would be as effective. I hope to hear opinions. I’ll let the substrate dry well, a couple of days, a maximum of 3, and then I’ll move them to a bigger pot, where I do expect more explosive growth. I know the girls are waiting to give me their best, generally speaking, the results should be good by nature. Thanks for reading, cheers.

Kreewl Welcome to another week! This past week has been tough, the babies had stalled and the lower leaves turned yellow. I moved the girls to 9-liter air pots and trimmed the little leaves at the bottom so they can send energy up and hopefully stretch a bit. Once they’ve stretched and reach the height I think is ideal, I’m going to do an apical cut, trying to fim, to see if I have a good hand and can better train the future branches on the scrog net. During the transplant, I applied Canna's Aktrivator, which contains trichoderma, and two days later I watered with the Cyco range. In two days, I’ll use Grotek's Synergy to see if it gives me the results I’m hoping for. I think the logic I used for Cyco XL Grow last week was bad and maybe premature; I’m not sure if I’ll be able to use it again. I’ll keep updating every two days or sooner. Cheers and happy growing!

Kreewl Welcome back! This week has been tough for the babies, I've seen some whiteflies and I'm trying to get rid of them. It's not a very harmful pest, but it's been a challenge for me to deal with. I did a fim pruning, and so far it seems to be going much better than before; I could even swear that the insects I saw earlier are like paralyzed. I'm using cannacure for the pest. In a few days, I'll hang the net to start guiding the plants. Next week I'm switching to flowering; I can't afford more time in the vegetative stage. I'll keep updating throughout the week. Cheers!

Kreewl Welcome back! This week as you can see we are entering flowering, I did a watering with kleanse and I will start with the flowering products. They have recovered well from the fim pruning, and they are starting to stretch after having pruned from the bottom, I also raised the panels about the height they have gained. Orange sherbert is the one that grows the weirdest, but it's going at a good pace. I will keep updating throughout the week. Cheers!!

Kreewl Welcome back! This week the babies have stretched quite a bit and strengthened their branches, so even though I'm having some temperature and humidity issues, they're still growing well. I hope they stretch up to the bar, and I think they'll surpass it; I hope I'm right, and I'll put the strong net up to tie them down for sure. Cheers!!

Kreewl Welcome back! This week I've removed some leaves from the bottom, and for now, that's it. They seem like they're going to be a bit smaller than last time, the heat isn't helping. I'll keep updating throughout the week. Cheers!

Kreewl Welcome back, everything is going well for now, except that it's really hot. The girls are producing a lot of buds, so if everything goes as planned, I'll harvest less than last time but it should turn out decent. Cheers!

Kreewl Welcome back, I'm starting week 5 of flowering. I'll be updating throughout the week.

Kreewl Welcome back! Last week I watered with 1.6L and an EC of 1800. It seems like Pink Kush is going to produce flowers with a lot of leaves; they aren't very dense but are overflowing with resin. I'll keep updating throughout the week. Cheers!

Kreewl Welcome back! This week I've only increased the amount of water and swell. The temperatures are high, but we're getting closer to harvest, so I hope to be able to cut down sooner than expected. That's all, cheers!

Kreewl Welcome back! This week I'm starting to reduce the EC, for the reason of not taking away all the nutrients at once. I'll probably start the flush soon; there should be 1 week left until the harvest. Since I'm working with an inert substrate (coco), I don't think a root wash is necessary, and I believe that after the flush, I won't need two weeks of watering with water because I think one week is more than enough to keep it clean. This way, the girls get to eat for another week longer than expected. I'll keep updating throughout the week. Cheers!

Kreewl Welcome back! I don't have much to share, I'm still flushing until I see the trichomes a bit more mature. So far, I think I have three very potent strains, each with a different characteristic. Harvest time is coming soon, as we're on day 56 of flowering. I'll keep updating throughout the week, cheers!

Kreewl Welcome back! This week I've continued watering with water until the cut, I haven't let the leaves turn more yellow because the trichomes reached the maturity point I like the most. You can tell that Cyco has really good products just by the fact that after two weeks of water, they are still quite green. I’m updating the week as a flowering week simply because I don't take wet weights, after a couple of days hanging I’ll move on to manicuring them, and by the time they dry, I’ll post weights. I thought I would get strange flowers because of the heat, or that I would have some more serious problems growing at this time, still need to dry them well, but at first glance, I think I'm getting close to the weight of the last harvest, hopefully. I’ll upload more photos as soon as I have the manicure done, cheers!

Kreewl A strain that I was hoping would have better results in terms of the appearance of the flowers, but it hasn't been a negative aspect when smoking it at all. The quantity is good, so I’ll stick with the fact that it’s a good, potent strain that’s easy to grow. Highly recommended. I’ll continue with Barney's Farm; they never disappoint. It has withstood temperatures of 32 degrees, which is one of the few things that has failed in this grow.

Kreewl Strong growth has always shown that it was going to give me good results. At no point have I seen signs of stagnation. A variety that, as I mentioned before, I will grow again. It has withstood maximum temperatures of 32 degrees and has turned out incredible. For me, the perfect flower: appearance, flavor, smell, another 10 for Barney's Farm.

Kreewl A plant that I doubted would grow well due to a small issue with the humidifier, but it helped her become strong and in the end, she was the heaviest of the three. I recommend growing her for the strength she has shown me in facing the humidity problem and high temperatures of 32 at maximum. She's also a plant that has been very easy to grow.