I dumped the water and added new today with nutrients. Two plants are looking really healthy. I'll focus on these now and let the others slowly grow on the side. The one I transplanted late is dead. Will update more as it develops. UPDATE: Largest plant is drooping a lot. I'm assuming the auto-waterer over-watered again. Avoid this flower pot. I emptied the water and am letting it dry out a bit before watering again. UPDATE: The auto-waterer soaked the large plant. I've poked holes in the medium and lowered the light to just above the plants to hopefully help dry it out quickly. Also have a fan on it. UPDATE: The plant dried out enough that it's looking healthy again. Yay!

I started the GSC seeds from HSC by soaking in a glass of water overnight then planted in coco coir under a humidity dome in my veg tent. I will plant them in flower box in a couple weeks when they can handle the feed that my BB clone is on right now. On day 5 my 2 other Gsc seeds rotted perhaps too wet but I have one good remaining for this run. I started White widow seeds and will run 2 phenos. Gsc is looking good so far.

➡️ Day+42, the plants will receive their Bio PK 5-8 dose in two days. The Purple Punch Auto is taking its time but is starting to stop growing taller and is focusing on its flowers. The Dosidos Autos are superb. All four plants greatly appreciated the PK booster compost tea last Sunday. Currently at 750-850 PPFD ➡️ Day+47, some of the top leaves of the auto Dosidos were starting to develop very slight white stress spots on the leaf tips under 850 PPFD, so I reduced it to 700-750 PPFD/43-45 DLI, and 1 hour less light, I think this is their comfort zone without pushing them too hard (I don't use CO2). With the heat and despite the air conditioning and dehumidifier, it is difficult on some days to get below 55% humidity, the 4 plants received a preventative spray of Botryprot at J+45. A good defoliation was carried out on the Purple Punch Auto, focusing on the underside of the plant and also removing the lowest secondary branches that were receiving very little light. This was necessary as it was becoming very bushy, and I prefer to sacrifice a little yield to ensure all 4 plants have proper air circulation. There definitely wasn't room for five plants like on day one 😂

New week, new growth. So we have done another defoliation to allow the lower shoots to be exposed to the lights which equal to a better yield come flower time, they always need a day or 2 recover after being put under any stress, especially if its an extreme amount of leaves being taken off. They were also lollipoped to clear up and messy under growth and to improve airflow under the canopy. I also took clones from each of these. Paying close attention to the EC and pH. Increasing and decreasing as and when I need to going off what the plants show me. Close to flower now. A few days to go! Stay tuned and feel free to follow my instagram and youtube channel for a closer look. Peace x

Última semana de mis plantitas Hoy corto 12 de 16 Fue un cultivo sin problemas. Y creo que viene buena producción Recomiendo 100% los fertilizantes hesi buenísimos. 5 cultivos con ellos y 0 problemas. El sustrato Biobizz light mix excelente Las semillas de barneys farm uff pura crema. Eva seeds recomendables y las sweed seeds buenisimas semillas para seguir cultivando. Los Led yxo para ser de un perfil bajo qué no a toda la gente les gusta cumplen la. Función 480w de pura potencia en un espacio de 120x120 los recomiendo para gente que tenga un presupuesto bajo. Ahora voy por unos sobre 600w aunque los reforzaría estos con unos led de 100w . Bueno feliz con los resultados. Esta semana mostraré los resultados de las plantas cortadas. Se vienen más cultivos Salu2

7/26 Rained last night and looks like it will rain today as well. The periods we've been having with rain then sun then rain has really exploded growth. I have tops over my fence already. You can see all the dead leaves I pulled. Plants look healthy but I always worry when I lose leaves like this. Luckily I can look back on my old diary and the paper one before for some peace of mind. I've decided to label this week as flower even though we still have about 14 and a half hours of daylight but we're losing light every week. My plants get shade in the evening. My tarps provide a little shade as well. Everything is stretching incredibly that's why I labeled flower. You can see preflowers starting to form. I hope that's why I lost so many leaves (starting preflower). I mean the plants are healthy. I'll check pH with a soil meter tonight and make sure things are good. I would think with the rain it would lower my pH if anything. Definitely using dry amendments next year and dropping the liquid nutes. Soon I'll start adding flower nutes at low doses and see how the girls respond. Still haven't been able to spray BT for the pillars and my IPM. Hopefully tonight it won't rain and I can spray. 7/27 watered today. Still seeing some leaves yellowing and dropping. I left my pH meter so I'll have to check to see if that's the problem. I've been researching and I may need to adjust my nutrient dosage and add more P. I still haven't sprayed. I found a shit ton of earwigs under the wood outside I use to hold down my tarp. I thought they were predators but maybe not. I'll have to research them. I may have to use captain Jack's instead of BT and hope it combats the earwigs. 7/28 Watered as the soil was dry. Killed some earwigs and tied up a branch that is to close to the fence. I researched earwigs and they aren't beneficial but I've noticed that I no longer have ANY aphids that I could see. I'll check lower leaves with my scope as I haven't checked in a while. My pH meter won't work in ANY of my grow bags. It seems like the bags are just a bunch of roots. When I stuck the meter in a pile of last year's soil (next to the grow) it worked fine and read at 6.6. I don't get why it won't work with the grow bags. I'll have to research and see if I can use test strips or something. Still noticing some random damage here and there but it's time to spray and I just haven't done it. Plants are in that transition stage. All the big clones are at about the same stage. I really hope losing the leaves is normal. Looking at my father's tomato plants I noticed the same thing. I looked at other foliage and trees and I'm seeing similar signs of senscence. 7/29 Fed two gallons to the garden this morning. I was able to get one reading off my pH meter and it read 7.3. Still losing leaves but plants are stretching like crazy. Even the little 5 gallon ones I have been neglecting are forming there "asparagus tops" and starting to transition energy. I think I'll start adding bloom nutes next feed or so. I need to treat the PM. I've been slacking on my IPM. Also noticed some weird looking damage on a bud site. I hope it's not those earwigs. I usually have aphids but this year it seems the lady bugs and my treatments kept them at bay. I'm wondering if the ear wigs that I saw were eating other bugs and ran out and started munching on leaves. Hope not. I plan to make a ear wig trap and I need to research more. Planning on spraying LCPT tonight and cleaning up the cage but we'll see how that goes. Very little wind so I took the tarps down for now. I'll update as I get things done. UPDATE: I inspected tops and bud sites for damage. Random damage mostly on seedlings outside the cage. It's hot today and the mis-labeled indica (it's ONE of the strains listed other than DJSBB AND DREAMCATCHER) in the 50 gallon pot seemed a bit droopy. Granted all those strains are highly indica dominant and it could just be the pheno. I gave them a little water just to make sure. It should hold them over till the rain. I took a small plastic container and made an earwig trap with soy sauce and olive oil. Let's see what I catch. I plan to spray LCPT tonight. 7/30 Rained all night so I couldn't spray like I wanted too. Rain and 49 degrees at 8. My earwig trap caught zero earwigs but I killed a few around it. Noticed damage on a bud site that I'm pretty sure was from ear wigs. My bags are on the ground and I allowed the roots to grow through into the ground so I am hesitant to use something like borax to kill them. I'll have to give this a little more thought. Tarps are still down I'll monitor and update. I was able to get two pH readings but they were the five gallon plants 7.2 and 7.3. I'd really like to lower the pH. My water going in is always good and I even measured the pH of the rain so I hope I'm good. May need to check run off for accuracy. 7/31 Didn't water as it poured last night. Wind is high so tarps went back up. Got a read of 7.3 on basically all plants. I don't get it. I'll have to lower what I'm putting in. I also need to figure out the earwig situation and get off my ass and MAKE time to prune the insides and treat the PM. I did this shit last year when I had COVID so I can do it with a stomach flu. UPDATE: I finally got around to applying the lost coast plant therapy. Two hours later and I'm pretty sure I applied it properly. I took some immediate pictures. I also watered a little before treatment. Found and killed two japanese beetles (which I think are the culprits behind the unknown damage). Fucker was on the top of a starting cola way taller than me. I never would've seen him if I didn't treat. I'm going to need to use a ladder and inspect tops a little more closely. On another not WE ARE IN FLOWER!! No question about it. The "spears" are starting to thicken and beginning to start flowers. It was so much more apparent this afternoon. Probably because I was pruning the interior and defoliating as well as getting close to spray. I'm beyond psyched and im going to start reduced dosages of tiger bloom. I'm also going to try to pH my water lower and see if that doesn't make a difference. 8/1 Soil was wet so I didn't water. LCPT did great at eating up that PM. The plant in the tub in the back seems like it may have a virus or something. It just seems weak. It reveged as well. I'll keep an eye on it. If it continues with a weak appearance i'll get a second opinion and if it truly is a virus i'll trash it. I'm not going to risk the rest of my plants. I'm experimenting with the plant. I have the branches tired down at 90 degree angles. I'm thinking about adding a dry amendment and top dressing. I have work to do next week. Weather has been awesome. Sunny. It was 49 this morning though. 75 at noon.

BIOBIZZ KILLING MY PLANTS 🖕

Lots of trimming, trimming and trimming.

The second week of flowering, last bigger cut, I accidentally broke one of the smaller top ones 😔😤, the girl is doing well 👍 Day 63: the eighth week went without major changes, the girl shows no shortcomings and grows nicely.

Day 63: What can i say, its not going bad nor great. Maybe it is just me used to grow better plants lol. Last time i found another reason why it is the way how it is now. This week i also though about having 20hours of light. I have done it before but with other pots, soil and more, it is really rewarding to have 20-24hours of light with autoflowers, but after seeing them so much stretch i should had thought about having less lighthours like 12 to 14, it would had stimulated the flowering better and stopped stretching that much ahaha. That kind of dumb shit happens when you don't have enough time to take care of so many plants.

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Bonjour à tous les padawans et maîtres jedis Merci pour votre confiance et votre gentillesse C'était un réel plaisir de faire cette culture cette génétique est incroyable

Big mistake I made with lightning , which made this strain suffer a lot. Inderlit buds lead to larf, will reduce that next time. I didn’t really weight it, it’s going for hash, but left at least 100g as flower.

Hi, Topman! Now, I think, was added very more nutrients ~1500ppm, and this movie does this situation. Also added simple of sugar for Great White! We does add solution 35%…and watch form plats everyday. It's strain doesn’t like +1200ppm… Think it.

Kompakt, kräftig und voller Versprechen Während andere Pflanzen noch damit beschäftigt sind, in die Höhe zu wachsen, verfolgt die Lemon Cherry Sundae ihren ganz eigenen Plan. Sie konzentriert sich nicht auf Größe, sondern auf Struktur – und genau das macht sie so interessant. In dieser Woche hat sich die Pflanze zu einem dichten, kräftigen Busch entwickelt. Die Internodien bleiben angenehm kurz, wodurch bereits jetzt ein sehr gleichmäßiges Blätterdach entstanden ist. Zwischen den zahlreichen Seitentrieben bilden sich überall frische Blütenansätze, sodass man schon jetzt erkennen kann, wie viele zukünftige Colas entstehen werden. Besonders gefällt mir die Vitalität der Pflanze. Das Laub zeigt ein sattes Grün, die Blätter wirken gesund und die gesamte Pflanze vermittelt den Eindruck, als würde sie sich im RDWC-System rundum wohlfühlen. Jeder neue Austrieb entwickelt sich kräftig und gleichmäßig. Der Stretch fällt im Vergleich zur Mango Cherry Runtz deutlich kompakter aus, dafür investiert die Lemon Cherry Sundae ihre Energie sichtbar früher in die eigentliche Blütenentwicklung. Genau diese Wuchsform könnte später für besonders dichte und gleichmäßig aufgebaute Buds sorgen. Von Woche zu Woche wird deutlicher, welches Potenzial diese Genetik besitzt. Die Basis für eine ertragreiche Blüte ist gelegt, und jetzt beginnt langsam die Phase, in der sich aus den vielen kleinen Blütenständen nach und nach kräftige Colas entwickeln werden. Ich bin gespannt, wie sie sich in den nächsten Wochen entfaltet. Bis jetzt macht sie einen hervorragenden Eindruck und entwickelt sich genau in die Richtung, die ich mir erhofft habe. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Compact, Vigorous and Full of Promise While some plants are still focused on stretching upward, the Lemon Cherry Sundae follows a completely different strategy. Instead of chasing height, she invests her energy into building a compact, well-balanced structure—and that's exactly what makes her so exciting. This week she developed into a dense, vigorous bush with short internodal spacing, creating a very even canopy. Fresh flower sites are now forming throughout the entire plant, making it easy to imagine how many future colas she is preparing. One thing that really stands out is her overall vitality. The foliage remains a rich, healthy green, every new shoot develops evenly, and the entire plant looks perfectly comfortable in the RDWC system. Compared to the Mango Cherry Runtz, her stretch is much more controlled and compact. Instead, she appears to shift her energy into flower production much earlier, which could ultimately result in dense, uniform buds across the whole canopy. With every passing week, this genetic continues to reveal more of its potential. The foundation has now been built, and the exciting stage begins where all those individual flower sites will gradually merge into thick, resin-covered colas. I'm really looking forward to the coming weeks. So far, she is developing exactly the way I had hoped and continues to impress with her compact yet incredibly productive growth habit.

Plants are growing strong. Gotta do some trimming. The smell reminds me of old school weed smell.

Jue12.MAYO Grandes avances desde la poda apical aplicada días anteriores. La verdad que contento con la evolución que trae esta lechuga 😍 Se realizo el cambio de solución hoy.. entran en el balde 7.5 Litros Dom15.mayo Todo sigue bien, pensando si hacerle nuevas podas apicales... Mar17mayo Poda apical a las apicales anteriores

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