The Grow Awards 2026 🏆
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@3lementa1
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I did some defoliation and pruning of lower branches at the start of the week and this plant hasn't recovered as much foliage as the CBD Blue Shark, even though this one was bigger until recently. I think the plants have a preference for being on the left, right underneath the filament part of the light bulb. I also still need to finish the right wall and put white mylar on it. Maybe I will switch the plants for a bit.
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Well all 7 have done really well,.. all have 4/6 true leaves so started a little bit of root juice today, really happy as of now,.. roll on next week 👌
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@Kominest
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watered on day 1Have to add calmag in the next watering . Had to end this grow since the silver haze started herming hard and I have no other dry space than my tent I decided to call it a day and finished this grow with a heavy hard.
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@Salokin
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Hello again, Growmies, As we proudly step into week 10 with our Epic Buzz, the symbiosis of nature and technology in our garden is truly flourishing. The dedication of TrolMaster's automation system is reflected in the thriving state of Epic Buzz #1, #2, and #3, which are burgeoning with vitality and promise. Epic Buzz #1 is a spectacle, adorned with clusters of dense flowers that are bursting with trichomes—each bud a sparkling testament to the perfect environment we've provided. The light frosting is spreading across the foliage, foretelling the potent harvest that awaits us. In our controlled ecosystem, the average Vapor Pressure Deficit (VPD) has been right on target, ensuring optimal transpiration without stressing our beloved plants. This careful balance optimizes their uptake of water and nutrients, fostering the luscious flowering we're observing. Siblings #2 and #3 are not to be outdone, with their own dense, sticky flowers reaching for the heavens, eagerly soaking in every ounce of light. Their robust health and vigour are clear indicators of the success of our environmental stewardship. Our environmental graph this week is a testament to our commitment to stability. The temperatures and humidity have held within the ideal range, if we discount the outliers, maintaining a conducive atmosphere for the Epic Buzz family's development. The steadfast nature of the EC and pH of our nutrient solution has played a pivotal role in this week's triumph. This unwavering supply of nutrition has been crucial, providing our Epic Buzz plants with the sustenance they need to thrive. As we look to the coming weeks, it's with a sense of eager anticipation. The Epic Buzz trio, with their hedgehog-like buds and early frost, are not just plants but representations of cultivation mastery. They are a living tribute to the precision of our environment, lovingly controlled and monitored for their benefit. And so, as we anticipate the final stretch of this grow cycle, we remain captivated by the daily progress and the nearing harvest. With each day, we're reminded of the beauty and strength found in diversity and balance. Stay lifted, Salokin
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Week 6 for Peyote Zkittlez by seedsman Absolutely loving the structure on this plant😍 Shes been topped a few times at this point already up to 16 tops for now... She was fed twice this week with some FPJ, Regulator, Enzym+ & Startboooster by @aptus_portugal just to give it an extra boost!😎 She will be moved outdoors as soon as the outdoor autos are done😁She will definitely benefit from the extra space outside + some high humidity 😂 Up there with my favourites of this season for now!
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@BLAZED
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Week 23 (18-11 to 24-11) 18-11 Temps: 18.9 to 26.3 degrees Humidity: 39% to 61% Watering: Both 500 ml. 19-11 Temps: 18 to 25.4 degrees Humidity: 44% to 60% Watering: Both 500 ml. Dry Weight #1 3.8 kg. #2 3.6 kg. 20-11 Temps: 17.6 to 25.5 degrees Humidity: 42% to 59% Watering: Both 500 ml. Dry Weight #1 3.7 kg. #2 3.6 kg. 21-11 Temps: 17.1 to 24.9 degrees Humidity: 43% to 63% 22-11 Temps: 16.9 to 24.9 degrees Humidity: 42% to 61% Watering #1: 500 ml. #2: 600 ml. Dry Weight #1 3.7 kg. #2 3.6 kg. 23-11 Temps: 17 to 26.7 degrees Humidity: 42% to 62% 24-11 Temps: 17.4 to 26.1 degrees Humidity: 43% to 62% Watering #1: 500 ml. #2: 600 ml. Dry Weight #1 3.6 kg. #2 3.4 kg.
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i started to LST the Black Diamond in order to get my ppfd nice and even across the whole canopy. Melonade runts are getting their LST next week. Homemade strains are catching well and are showing indica dominant phenotypes. i also started some LST and FIMming on the Oreo Blizzard Clone
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This one is a wrap… Hang Dry for as long as possible and well be testing later 🚀🚀🚀 GHL
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@colla69
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Coming to the finish line. Not sure if the plant really got better after the lockout, it is running without nitrogen so yellowing/losing leafs is to be expected anyway. Planning to chop in exactly 10 days.
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@OGTrauma
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Ok brothers and sisters i had a minor drawback regarding to external weather so conditions like ventilation and how much heat generates the lights itself were on check on this week, i peaked with 28°c and 30% humidity, so that explain also the increased ddistance between the lights and the plants , as temperatures are on the rise. Additional height control through some lst and changing positions at ones possibly where the stem and branches lignificated and the support plays no role anymore in order to control the new stems , thus avoid hitting top bulb or side bulb radiation , or ventilators or other plants - food scheme stays on the stimulant side with the exception of barrier as i'm spraying as long as i can during flowering . probably until end of month. on the side note the autoflowering one is a bit behind compared to the others but is not that bad - for now. finishing result should be monitored if density and potency was affected by non optimal photoperiod for that one gal. Kind regards :) .
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Took 2/3 plants down. Tried flushing but I used mostly organic slow release nutes, so the leaves didn't yellow much. Still letting the last girl finish up for a few days, her flowering got stalled... Took her top kola off so the under branches could get some more light and finish up. She's gonna be a larfpile but she smells good. The smallest girl turned out to be the thicccest... will update with full harvest soon ✌️
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@Rungood
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La plante grandit de jour en jour et ses bud commence a faire des superbes filament orangé ,aucune carence pour le moment... wait and see
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@Coopmc
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Been saving this one she goes to flower Sunday Morning!! Her flower box is ready we will be trying 12 on 6 off to see if it is shortness of the day that causes flowering Just to finish door pannel but it ready for Now
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Done a tiny bit of defoliation. Have not spotted any signs of hermy yet, will see how we go next week. Good week again. Plants living the light, getting around 900-1200 ppfd according to Photone app.
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@Canadian
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It's remarkable how this girl recover and still well make for a decent harvest.
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@Salokin
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These ladies are developing very nicely, the left and middle one already started to bulk heavily over the course of the last week, while the one that got wind stress is trailing a little behind and will probably take a little longer. For the other two I would guesstimate that I can start flushing by the end of the week. The trichomes on the two are completely milky, however with no signal of amber yet
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Flipped a week ago. They are stretching nicely. I have a couple feet left in the tent. Should be good right? 🤔