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Mango Crunch

Chamalla

737

3y ago

Mango Crunch

x2Royal Queen Seeds

VEG

ISH100 R / BR Light Emitting Diodes/110W

Invisible Sun

FLO

FECiDA CR600 Light Emitting Diodes/90W

FECiDA CR600

Tent

DP60

Secret Jardin

Soil

Custom

Indoor

Room Type

Defoliation

weeks 10

Main-Lining

weeks 5-6

Topping

weeks 5-6, 10

LST

weeks 8, 10

1 L

Pot Size

Chamalla Finally getting around to doing another phenotype hunt, and I'm using regular seeds kindly sent to me by Royal Queen Seeds. The strain is Mango Crunch, hoping for something fruity in the vaporiser. Because of space restrictions I can't grow many new plants at the same time while still growing clones of my main staple plant, so I'm starting with 2 seeds for now.

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Used method

Directly In Substrate

Germination Method

2.54 cm

20 hrs

No Smell

0 L

Chamalla Only one of two germinated. Hopefully it's female!

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3.81 cm

20 hrs

No Smell

0 L

Chamalla Potted up from the starter cup to a slightly larger cup, and next week again.

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5.08 cm

20 hrs

No Smell

1 L

Chamalla Potted up into a 1 litre smart pot. The way I grow these days this is usually the final pot.

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6.35 cm

20 hrs

No Smell

1 L

Chamalla A rather stocky little thing, this plant. Usually I'd just wait for it to grow half a foot and then take the top as clone, flowering the topped plant, but with this one I may have to wait a week longer or two and take a side shoot instead, as it's probably going to be bushy rather than lengthy.

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7.62 cm

20 hrs

No Smell

1 L

Chamalla I *just* about managed to take a cutting above the 3rd node that's long enough for cloning. Afterwards I removed the thinner growth on node 2 and bent the branches of node 3 down a bit. Another topping and another week of vegging, and this will flower with 4 shoots in a mainline config.

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Used techniques

Topping

Technique

Main-Lining

Technique

7.62 cm

20 hrs

No Smell

1 L

Chamalla 2nd round of topping this week, going to let her (hopefully it's a her) recover for a bit and then flower the following week. Had a bit of nutrient burn, need to watch the soil mix there. New growth seems fine, though. Going to keep it hands off for now.

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Used techniques

Topping

Technique

Main-Lining

Technique

10.16 cm

20 hrs

No Smell

1 L

Chamalla Last week of veg, gave her (I hope, nothing's proven till there's balls) a few extra days to recover after nutrient burn etc. - looking much greener again now, and ready to stretch. Please don't have balls.

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12.7 cm

12 hrs

No Smell

16 °C

1 L

Chamalla First week of flower, still doing some LST on her - hopefully there's some stretch in her, and hopefully it's a her.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

15.24 cm

12 hrs

No Smell

16 °C

1 L

Chamalla Bad luck. It turned out a male. I'll try this again soon.

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25.4 cm

11 hrs

26 °C

No Smell

16 °C

1 L

Chamalla I popped another seed, and this one turned out female - so I'm going to pick this diary up where it left off with the previous plant, in early flower. The new plant has just finished her flower stretch after three weeks and is showing first pistils. I also have a rooted cutting in case she's a keeper.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

Topping

Technique

Defoliation

Technique

25.4 cm

11 hrs

26 °C

No Smell

16 °C

1 L

Chamalla —

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25.4 cm

11 hrs

26 °C

Weak

16 °C

1 L

Chamalla Finally starting to see some pistil game from this girl. I'm suspecting she's a slow flowering one.

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25.4 cm

11 hrs

24 °C

Weak

18 °C

1 L

Chamalla She's moved into one of the new grow spaces for her second half of flower. No more risk of light burn!

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25.4 cm

11 hrs

24 °C

Weak

18 °C

1 L

Chamalla She's finished her 7th week of flower. The temperatures in the new space are slightly lower on average than the old space so she started developing some colour!

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