Alle drei Damen wurden geerntet. (Hier zu Amnesia Haze) Am Ende haben die Blüten noch mal ordentlich zugelegt und wurden schön prall. Auch war die Blütenzeit kürzer als erwartet und die Trichome hatten sich nach 10 Wochen schön ausgebildet. Die Blüten sind schön Harzig und den Duft finde ich sehr angenehm.

Sorry for the delay, but I had to deal with several unexpected issues. The main one was realizing that most of the trichomes on these plants had already turned amber.I was convinced they were still at an earlier stage because, in my previous run with the same Critical Orange Punch from the same seed batch, they matured later. This time, however, they seemed to finish much faster, and in my opinion the stress they experienced may have played a role.Because of that, I had to act quickly and harvest the plants without carrying out the usual flush. After looking into it more carefully, I found that flushing in this case does not seem to offer any real benefit, at least according to the scientific information I came across. From what I found, flushing does not seem to make a significant difference in the final outcome in terms of taste, smoothness, or overall quality. Drying and curing probably play a much bigger role, but I would really like to hear your opinion and experience on this as well.Another thing I noticed during the last week was a clear change in the aroma inside the tent. The smell became sweeter, deeper, and far more intense.I cannot say for sure whether that was directly linked to trichome maturity, but overall I am satisfied with the result so far, especially considering the setbacks along the way. As you can see from the photos, it was a very demanding week, and trimming all the plants in just a couple of days was a real challenge.That said, the buds look absolutely beautiful and very promising. Now it is just a matter of waiting another week or two before I can give you a proper update on the smoke quality.Happy growing, everyone.

A decent little plant definitely some fire and some lush genetics wish the hash smell to it. It’s small but has golf ball nugs all over

Vegetationswoche 6 - 26.05. – 01.06.2026 In der sechsten Vegetationswoche bekam die Blue Sunset Sherbert zunächst vor allem Ruhe, um sich vollständig an das neue Beet anzupassen. Nach dem Umtopfen und dem Toppen lag der Fokus bewusst darauf, die Pflanze möglichst stressfrei anwachsen zu lassen. Im Laufe der Woche entwickelte sie sich sichtbar weiter. Besonders die Anzahl neuer Triebe nahm deutlich zu und auch die Blattmasse wurde spürbar dichter. Trotz der positiven Entwicklung blieb das Höhenwachstum eher gering. Insgesamt wuchs die Pflanze nur etwa vier Zentimeter. Dafür entwickelte sich die Blue Sunset Sherbert sehr kompakt und buschig. Die Internodienabstände blieben kurz und die Blätter wirkten klein, kräftig und auffallend dunkelgrün. Insgesamt machte die Pflanze jedoch einen gesunden und vitalen Eindruck. Vermutlich spielen mehrere Faktoren gleichzeitig eine Rolle: - die nährstoffreiche neue Living Soil - hohe Temperaturen zwischen 22–28°C - niedrige Luftfeuchtigkeit um etwa 50% Gegossen wurde in dieser Woche ein- bis zweimal, da die Erde durch die Temperaturen vergleichsweise schnell austrocknete. Zusätzlich wurde leichtes Low-Stress-Training mit Clips ausprobiert. Die Triebe erwiesen sich allerdings bereits als überraschend stabil, wodurch die Clips teilweise Druckstellen verursachten. Ein Seitentrieb wurde dabei leicht angeknackst und hängt aktuell nur noch teilweise am Pflanzengewebe. Bisher zeigt der Trieb jedoch noch keine vollständigen Schäden und bleibt weiterhin vital. Insgesamt entwickelt sich die kleine sehr gut. Die Pflanze wächst langsam, aber gesund und wirkt stabil. Besonders das kompakte Wachstum und die zunehmende Verzweigung könnten später sehr interessant für den geplanten SCROG-Aufbau werden.

Just water this week, as it will be the last. She smells super strong. I pulled off a leaf and it smelled super skunky. I’ll be splitting the stem tomorrow, and harvesting by Wednesday.

She’s still a one floor house between skyscrapers but probably she will become bigger one day 😛

Last week of flower. Flushing plants this week with 150 to 200ml water ph 7.0 to 8.0each day Day 76 plants are pretty much ready for harvest. Buds have fattened up a abit. Day 77. Alot more orange hairs. Buds fattening up still by a little. Plenty of milky trichomes. Harder to spot orange trichomes but can see them.

Weekly update on these lovely ladies. They've grown amazing this week. Looking like the stretch is coming to an end. The flower sites are all swelling and over all i couldn't be happier with them. Looking forward to see what the upcoming week's have in store. Happy Growing

🗓️ Week 9 – Flower Week 5 (MAC n Cheese only) This week’s focus was all about managing drain EC levels, and MAC n Cheese is still pushing out some salts – nothing critical, but worth keeping an eye on. 💧 Last watering: • Input EC: ~1.3–1.4 • Drain EC: 1.79 → 1.69 ⚠️ Status: Runoff EC is slowly dropping but still on the higher side. Some light salt buildup is visible, especially on the leaf edges – nothing major yet. 🔧 Adjustment plan: • Keep input EC steady at 1.2–1.3 • Use supplements conservatively – around 20–30 % of the schedule • Target runoff EC: gradually bring it down to ~1.5–1.6 Overall, she's handling it well – strong growth and steady development. Frost levels continue to rise – things are really starting to sparkle. ❄️🌸

June 15: lots of rain ended this morning. 64 mm or 2.5 inches over 48 hours. No watering need for a while. She looks pretty good and I’m currently waiting for the two stems to grow a bit more. A day or two before another round of topping to make the 8 (or 16?) cola manifold. June 18: still more rain. Wow, really pouring at the moment. About 80 mm in last few days and heavy rain forecast for all day today. Oh well. Plants are up against house to minimize soaking. Took two fan leaves that were growing back across the main stem to allow more light in. So far so good. June 20: second round of topping to get to 8 colas and tied down to have all growth tips at same elevation. Waited until fourth node was forming and then topped to third node and removed growth tips at the second node. Sounds a bit hard but totally easy once you try. 👍called mainlining on Growdiaries but should be called manifolding. Still quite cool and rainy which is great for the forest fires, but a bit cool for cannabis. Oh well. June 21: Happy Solstice. Our monsoon season seems to be done and next two weeks look like great cannabis weather - sunny with low to mid 20s C.

The plants are growing really really fast, very happy with their development so far, nothing weird on any of the 3 seedlings, this is gonna be a beautiful run, Stay tuned everybody!! 💛💚❤️👨‍🌾

Hello everyone hope you staying cool Cause the weather is over 100 degree and everything is drying and dying. We really need some rain! Anyone with the heat wave I trying keep this gals water up. The biggest one drink water like no tomorrow, well both of them. I give them a tea liquid compost 3.11.11 of organic fertilizers. Just to keep up with the flowering stages she using up a lot nutritions and I’m glad that I was on top of my game with these outdoors grow. Not bad for novice first timer. My family love them. I’m keep in the sun as thst will help with resins production and the bees are doing a fine job pollen them.

Now that you are all caught up, we are in week three a flower. I just gave them a top dress feet of Gaia green just blown because I still have just a little bit up all purpose in there but other than that I look at them every morning, give a big smile and turn on their favorite Mosark album

Day 37 marks the official start of flowering, with strong stretch, healthy pistil formation, and a fully stabilized canopy after completing all LST work. Feeding is set at 2-2-2.5 (Micro/Grow/Bloom), no additives yet, and root pressure looks excellent with visible post-watering guttation and vigorous growth. Environment is stable at 23.5°C and 50% RH, main light runs at 100% from 80 cm to allow stretch before lowering both lamps for full flowering intensity next week.

Today I started week6 blooming.

Almost Ready to incorporate fish into the res to feed the Few roots hanging out! Cover crop coming in nicely! Seedlings looking super happy! Can't complain so far so good can't wait to start Feeding fish!!!

Sunset Sherbet Auto 2026 by @Zamnesia Seeds 7/26-8/1 W4 Hello Friends, This week, the Sherbet girls are growing at a steady pace #1- 14, # 2- 10”. I am using TPS1, Silica Gold and Sensi Calmag. All 4 received 2 liters of fertilizer solution at Ph 6.55, PPM 485 74.8F. Thanks for visiting and following along. Stay green, growers love 💚🌿 💫Natrona💫

Day 5 - Fr1 need LST to gain the best yield front he lowest buds...I don't usually let the stem grow so vertical FR2 has a very nice frame .no real training needed.

Its finally harvest day