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[SpaceBucket] First Grow - Queso y dulce

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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
Soil
Grow medium
12 L
Pot Size
1.25 L
Watering
Strain
Sweet Cheese Fast Version®
Sweet Seeds
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
First plant, first time using spacebucket, it was a nice grow. Got around 20g of medium quality bud. I'm growing it again 2 or 3 more times, to fix some issues I had because of the grow medium I used. It was a nice first aproach.
The Outcome
Week 14
Harvest
What's on the scales?
20
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
180
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
1
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
0.7
ft²
Grow Room size
0.13
g / watt
28.57
g / m²
20
g / plant
1.43
plant / m²
214.29
watt / m²
Tastes like
Herbs
Nutty
Pungent
Feels like
55% Sativa 45% Indica

Positive effects

Creative
Happy
Relaxed

Negative effects

Dry eyes
Reviews. Nutrient
It was my first time using this combo of Top Crop. I fed her like crazy and never got any problems. I used rec doses and the calendar provided by them. Nice quality/price ratio.
Reviews. Lamp
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ElPresidente ElPresidente
6 years ago
Will continue growing this strain, and fixing some things I noticed. Keep in tune.
Grow Questions
ElPresidente
ElPresidentestarted grow question 7 years ago
Im wondering why some plants at day 3 look like mine at day 8?
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Other. Bugs
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 7 years ago
All great points, every grow is different, as well as every strain is different. I recently realized that some of my seedlings took off and immediately began growing, while others were slow and took much more tlc and problem solving. If you've gotten a decent light setup as well as soil, etc. I bet she will pick up for you. Those first few weeks can be frustrating getting everything sorted out, however if your ph is good, your heat reasonable( 80 could be a tad high), and you're not over or under watering, I feel confidant the grow will pick up. I definitely agree with stick as checking the light specifics, many leds claim to be much more than they are. Good luck with your grow, I'm fascinated by the space bucket approach.
ElPresidente
ElPresidentestarted grow question 7 years ago
I set a fan blowing towards the plant. I uploaded a video showing the intensity its receiving. I want to know if that's too much air or is it OK for the plant to shake like that?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Thegermling509
Thegermling509answered grow question 7 years ago
A non-oscillating fan blowing on a plant can cause wind burn. I suggest getting an oscillating fan. The plant needs fresh air circulation. A constant fan on the plant wont allow the plant to use up the co2 (non sealed room) around its leaves.
ElPresidente
ElPresidentestarted grow question 7 years ago
Ive noticed that during winter I only need to water the plants once a week or so. Is that OK for a SpaceBucket with a ufo led? What's better? several small waterings or a big one once a week? Im using 1,25L a week, should I try to break that quantity to 2 waterings?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Athos
Athosanswered grow question 7 years ago
99% or so of the water the plants drink is later transpired. Because of your low temperatures, the plant is transpiring very little and so, its needs of water are greatly reduced. It is not a matter of UFO vs HID vs whatever; if you can raise your temperatures, then your plants will start drinking more water, the ideal situation is to water for 4 to 5 days. For your temperatures 1.25 liters a week is too much; I would give it half a liter and expect it to last 3 or 4 days. Having the soil wet too long can (and usually will) attract bugs. If you can raise your temperatures, you will see an increase in growth (or bud development) speed; try to lower your exhaust fan speed or have it on a timer (15 in on / 15 min off).
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bobo420
bobo420commentedweek 17 years ago
Good luck with the grow ;)
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@bobo420, Thanks so much.
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 116 years ago
What a beautiful little plant. She is turning out great! You must have a strain from Antarctica. That's some chilly temps.
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommentedweek 106 years ago
Should I do something with the bottom yellowing leaves?
Sweet_Seeds
Sweet_Seedscommented6 years ago
@ElPresidente, its normal, fella. Now the plant needs flowering fertilizers and the big leaves change to yellow colours. Don't worry about it! All the best! jaypp
Apprenticegrow420
Apprenticegrow420commented6 years ago
leave them bro the plant is still using them :) maybe your nutrients mix is too strong or your ph is off?
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 87 years ago
You have trained her nicely! She has great bud sites that are pretty clear of shade. You will have some very nice buds when you are finished.
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@Quexos, Thanks man! I always look up to your comments. I hope so, lets see how much she produce!
Jocolope
Jocolopecommentedweek 17 years ago
This looks like its coming from space! You should call it Area 51 Thumbs up
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@Jocolope, Thanks, you are very kind.
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 17 years ago
Good luck on the Space Bucket. I started my plant out in one. I love those things! I got hooked on the hobby and bought a tent though so I didn't finish off the grow in the bucket. Growing an auto in the bucket is a good idea. She will flip to flower a lot faster and you won't have as many space issues. Really LST this girl! You have a small space to work with and you need to keep that plant trained!!!! You might want to invest in a canvas smart pot in the future. They have handles so you can pull the plant out of the bucket a lot easier. It gets tight in there.
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@Quexos, Thanks, this isnt an auto, its fotodependant, so I guess Ill switch it in about 3 weeks or so. Ill be LSTing it, also topping. Im looking into those canvas smart pot you mentioned. Stay tuned!
Sweet_Seeds
Sweet_Seedscommentedweek 17 years ago
Looking wonderful, thanks for sharing ;) I'll keep passing by, keep it sweet! jaypp
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@Sweet_Seeds, Hey! I noticed there are no other journals about this strain. I hope to do fine!! 😓
diamondtrichomes
diamondtrichomescommentedweek 77 years ago
Interesting grow! Keep up the good work
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 77 years ago
Nice work getting that plant trimmed and trained in your space bucket. She looks great!
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 67 years ago
Nice photos this week! You have a few damaged leaves in the first photos. It could be the fan issues you were talking about. It looks like you trimmed those off. New growth looks very lush. Those squat, ruffly leaves are good and bad. They are very short, so they don't take up a lot of space, but they are really wide and shade producing. Keep up the defol and LST during the stretch. I wouldn't worry about the pistils. My last grow was a photo and it took almost 4 weeks for pistils to show! If you are seeing a lot of vertical growth then you are right on schedule. Keep training throughout stretch so you can have room for those beautiful buds in your bucket!
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 57 years ago
You are really filling out that space bucket! It looks like every available space is being taken up by foliage. She is looking most excellent this week. Those big fat leaves are going to be trouble for the lower bud sites. You can still trim them off, but take your time. A few leaves here and there, and the plant won't even notice they are gone!
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@Quexos, Great, im going to do some light defoliation as you mentioned. Im going to look for the older leaves, and remove them 2 or 3 a day. I've noticed stretching this last days, and I'm entering week 3 of floration. I hope to notice some pistils next week or so. For what I've seen this strain can be a little slow to show pistils, around week 3 or 4, so, I have to wait. The thing is, that I have a UFO LED as main lighting source and I doubt its capacity to flower, so thats making me uncertain. Its a 75W chinese UFO LED.
Quexos
Quexoscommented7 years ago
@ElPresidente, Damaged leaves certainly. I also took leaves that were older, even if they were healthy. I looked for fan leaves that had really long stems. I didn't want the fan leaves to shade some of the lesser bud sites. If I could tuck them underneath, I would do that for awhile, but ultimately they would go. I did light defol throughout the flowering period. Have you seen much stretch yet? If this is a photoperiod seed then you might not see pistils for about 3 weeks. I saw a lot more stretch prior to seeing actual pistils. It seemed to take forever! I'm not sure about an auto. Maybe search that strain on the Diaries.
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@Quexos, Hey! Thanks for the input. I might defoliate a little, but I'm still waiting for those pistils to show up. I should remove the most damage leaves first, no? Really appreciate your tips. Have a good one!
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 136 years ago
She's fattening up because she thinks its winter! 😉 Your girl is looking real close to being done. Have you looked at the trichomes to see if she is ready for harvest? You are 8 weeks into flowering. You should be close. You've done a very nice job in this bucket grow.
Quexos
Quexoscommented6 years ago
@ElPresidente, Sounds like a good plan. You might extend the flush if you were really aggressive with nutes, or if the trichomes are still mostly clear. It is kinda bittersweet. But now you can learn the next phase; Drying, trimming and curing!😁 Do you have a separate place to dry your plant once its harvested? If you don't, they are easy to make. If you do, you can start another plant while your first one is drying!
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented6 years ago
@Quexos, Hey there, I've been watching her closely, and I see some cloudy trichomes, so you might be right, she could be close to being harvested =( Its such a bittersweet moment, as I dont want her to go. Anyway, I might flush her today and wait for a week, then 36 hours of darkness, then chop chop. Im interested to know what's your thoughts are about this plan.
iMeus
iMeuscommentedweek 146 years ago
We're always learning mate, well done with your harvest! ;)
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented6 years ago
@iMeus, It's just like you are saying, constant learning. 👋
growdoctordc
growdoctordccommentedweek 146 years ago
@ElPresidente Good job taking a picture thru a loupe. I see only clear, immature trichomes. Breeders’ schedule recommendations should be taken loosely, as your conditions are different than theirs were, and to some degree it’s marketing bullshit. You’ve been cautioned wisely already by @Quexos to keep an eye on trichome development daily! Harvesting early is tempting because you’re eager to enjoy your hard work, but stay the course until you see at least 1/3 amber and you’ll be rewarded. I prefer half for a rock solid stone. All amber becomes cannabis Ambien. Cannbien. All clear is like a weak dose of mescaline. It feels like it’s going to get awesome once you really get off, but you never do. It’s all giddy anticipation and it’s gone. If you want to be STONED, wait for amber trichs
Quexos
Quexoscommented6 years ago
@growdoctordc Cannbien😂😂👊
growdoctordc
growdoctordccommentedweek 97 years ago
Listen to @Stick re watering. In flower give her just enough water. And late in flower, when there is no more actual growth but only maturing, let her go a little extra thirsty between waterings. She will sense her dehydration and respond with increased essential oil production. FROSTY! Lo que queremos - What we want. Sigue como estas. You’re doing fine. She’s got a ways to go yet. And you have night air temp 46oF!?! The F stands for F’ing cold, hermano! Late in flower that means awesome colors!
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@growdoctordc, Nice tips! Jolted them down. Thanks for your comment, and following my grow. Lets see what's up in the near future. Hope to get those mad colors you mention 😼
Stick
Stickcommentedweek 97 years ago
Hi @ElPresidente! Several small waterings are always better, this helps to avoid overwatering and will allow you to have a better understanding of how your plant reacts to water/nutrients/dryness. Happy growing! 👊
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@Stick, Thanks for the input. I will try to cut my watering quantity to half, and see how long it takes to get thirsty.
growdoctordc
growdoctordccommentedweek 47 years ago
@ElPresidente is a lofty moniker. I like it. Denotes confidence with dignity rather than braggadocio. En cual país quedas? LST job is admirable. For a bucket you’ll do well it appears. ¡Buena suerte, señor!
ElPresidente
ElPresidentecommented7 years ago
@growdoctordc, Thanks for your kind words. Im a humble grower, from Argentina. Stay tuned for more!
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 146 years ago
Gratz on the harvest! You are right, your next grow will be better than your first. Each time we learn new things that makes us better growers.
TheWeedMan
TheWeedMancommentedweek 146 years ago
Looks good ! Nice nugs!!!
Quexos
Quexoscommentedweek 47 years ago
She is looking great! Your LST work is going to have such great benefits. I'm looking forward to seeing this bud canopy.