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Sammy420 This week went well, but one plant stretched more than the others, so I put a stake in it. Another one is showing signs of heat, but those are the ones growing the fastest. Other than that, nothing to say except that you can feel the sativa side more than in the GSC. I hope the plants have enough space to grow properly... Good start!

Sammy420 Overall, it was a good week. The 2 biggest plants that had stakes are now 30 cm tall, I'm going to switch to flowering. I found a way to lower the temperature by opening the door of the box... It's not very discreet. I also turned down the heating a bit. I haven't watered much, but the plants don't seem to be suffering, about every three days. The nodes are spaced apart, you can clearly see the sativa influence, except maybe on one or two phenotypes...

Sammy420 The week went well, except that it was difficult to control the temperature in the grow room... I indicated 31°C as the value, which is a maximum value but was reached at least twice during the week... I started giving nutrients at the beginning of the week, I watered with the indicated values, diluted in 6 liters of water... Then on Monday, I watered with the indicated values. I received a more powerful extractor that day (390m³). I installed it and also changed the bulb that day... I kept the MH lamp on for a 12-hour period to limit stretching... That's why there aren't any photos with the orange HPS light yet... That will come next week. The new extractor seems to be quite effective, but we shouldn't forget to ventilate from time to time.

Sammy420 Good week, the biggest plant was measured at 72 cm, I watered once with 10 liters of water with nutrients for a pH of 6 and a TDS of 561 ppm and once with clear water with a pH of 6.4 and a TDS of less than 100 ppm. When I watered with water on Monday evening, the ppm of the runoff water from the pots was over 1000 ppm. The humidity fluctuates between 20 and 40% when I water. The temperature regulates better just by opening the window. We reached 31°C once, though. Otherwise, the plants are doing well, there are differences in size. The first pistils appeared this week. The smell is very creamy, you can already feel the gelato side. It seems to be going well. Just be careful not to over-fertilize, but I don't know this genetics yet... For now, everything is good.

Sammy420 This week was pretty much like last week... I watered with the same values, about the same amount. Once with fertilizer and a pH of 6 and once with water at a pH of 6.4. The plants are growing well, but there are one or two that are forcing me to raise the lamp; they are too tall compared to the others. I'm not really sure if I should keep raising the lamp or if I should just bend the stubborn one... The two tallest are one meter, and the smallest is 63 cm. On average, they are about 80 cm. I'm going to start this week by giving them Flo booster, Plagron, Green sensation. It's the most powerful one I have, and I hope the plants will be able to absorb it...

Sammy420 The week went well, I introduced the green sensation into the feeding, I also increased the amount of watering at the end of the week, the tallest plant measures 112 cm, the smallest has changed and now measures 70 cm. The smell is becoming more and more precise, fruity, lemony, enticing. The temperature is all over the place, it goes up to 33, then drops to 24, yet it's not hot at my place and I have a top-notch extractor, maybe I should add another intake... I watered with nutrients at the beginning of the week with a ppm of 550 and a pH of 5.8, then I watered with a liter of water per pot at a pH of 5.5 and 14 ppm (Mont roucoux), the plants were a bit thirsty but they are doing well.

Sammy420 It was a good week overall. I increased the base nutrient dose to 4.5ml/l. The lower leaves started to yellow on one plant. The others are still dark green for some, and a few leaves have fallen as well. I trimmed some lower branches to improve the quality of the upper ones, but not on all the plants. When I watered with the nutrients, it was at 650 ppm and a pH of 5.75. I waited four days and then watered with Mont Roucous water (pH 6 indicated but sometimes lower, and ppm consistently at 14) at a rate of 1 liter per pot. The temperature over the weekend was managed well, between 24 and 26 degrees at canopy level; otherwise, during the week, it was between 29 and 33 degrees (during the day) with the doors closed.

Sammy420 Good week, everything is going well, I increased the base nutrients to 5 ml/l, a pH of 6 and a ppm of 700. Then for the water, a mix of Mont Roucous and Volvic, pH 6.3 and ppm of 45. One liter per pot plus one liter shared among the 16 pots. The water doesn't drain from the pots during watering. I resumed watering every three days. Four days was too long. Good temperature over the weekend around 25°C during the week, around 30°C. Relative humidity rarely exceeds 35% and is often around 24%. A few leaves have yellowed or fallen off at the bottom of the plants. Otherwise, everything is fine...

Sammy420 Good week, I watered with nutrients at the beginning of the week, 700 ppm, pH 6. Surprisingly, the soil stayed moist for 3, 4 days, I waited 5 days before watering with water, Mont Roucous and Volvic, pH 6.5 and ppm of 55. I watered on Saturday and Monday with half a liter per pot. The buds are still getting bigger, it's impressive. The smell is insane and manages to escape from the box, even with a carbon filter. It's getting spicier. One side of the plants is leaning towards the others, probably looking for light... Everything is going great, I might not have such a bad harvest after all!

Sammy420 I watered on Wednesday, February 17, with 10 liters of water and my usual fertilizer proportions, 700 ppm pH 6. And since then, I've been watering with water, Mont Roucous and Volvic, I'm getting a pH of 6.3 and a ppm below 40. Then I watered on Friday the 19th with 16 liters of this water mix. And then on Monday with 17 liters, there's still no water draining from the pots... I'm going to vary the pH a bit in the next steps. The biggest plants have leaned dangerously during the week. Luckily, I had invested in a scrog net that surely arrived on Saturday, but I only found it on Sunday, it was easy to set up and it supports the buds a bit.

Sammy420 I watered well with water all week and since the water wasn't draining from the pots, I ended up watering with 19 liters and finally, I was able to measure the ppm of the water draining from the pots and it was at 1640. I need to keep rinsing. The plants are responding well, they are starting to yellow gently, and they're also taking on some purple colors. The pH varied between 6.1 and 6 throughout the week with a ppm of 23 and 22.

Sammy420 The soil was moist almost all week, I watered on Sunday evening with 17l of water. pH 6, ppm 22. The temperature rose once or twice to 34°C but I took care of it as soon as I saw it. Since it's cold outside, it's easy to regulate by opening the window.

Sammy420 Good week, watering at Mont Roucous, pH 5, 75 TDS 14ppm... Temperatures of 20° at night, 26 during the day when I keep an eye on it, otherwise 30... I'm happy, I spotted some amber trichomes on Tuesday, March 23... I'll probably harvest this week!

Sammy420 This strain grew unevenly, some big and some small... The stems were relatively weak but the yield was big. The taste is really great, thank you very much to Royal Queen Seeds and Zamnesia, who introduced me to this seed bank and this strain.