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@depplover49
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7 Feb: Watered with a tiny bit of pH-Down, also 0.5ml Acti-Vera + 0.5ml Bio-Heaven. I plan to feed her 2L of this mixture (total of 1+1ml nutrients) for the remainder of this week. I will feed more if I have given all feed and the soil is still dry, otherwise no. I just now calculated that it would mean around 285ml of water per day for 7 days in a row, I think that is a bit too much.
8 Feb: I asked a grow question regarding if I should trim (defoliate) my flower. Thanks to everyone who took time to answer! In conclusion I will not defoliate my flower.
9 Feb: Watered
10 Feb: Today I started using nutrients and I deliberately decided to use the minimum amount possible. I will then see how my plant reacts and either continue with nutrients and slowly increase to "correct" dosages, or switch back to plain water for a little while longer. Also, if you look at the text above after "7 Feb", you see that I used nutrients there as well. However I used tiny, tiny dosages and I also shared the water with my other plant: https://growdiaries.com/diaries/133066-grow-journal-by-depplover49. The feed ran out in just 3-4 days and the plants seem to like it so that's why I had to refill my watering can today.
11 Feb (Day 29): Today was my best performance yet when it comes to mixing nutrients. I measured the pH-levels of the water, added one nutrient, checked the pH-levels again, then repeated until I was done. I also used two different meters since I believe they're both not really a 100% working. I am thinking about investing in a better one, these two were like $15 each and I heard that they can break after a while. Anyways, I checked the soil using both meters and the green one show 6.9 and the red one 6.9-7.0. I'm quite sure it's at 6.9 and my feeding mixture is about 6.5. I am hoping to be able to report a lowered pH-level in a few days (if that's how it works hehe).
12 Feb (Day 30): She is getting wider and bigger, her leaves are erect, she responds very well to nutrients and pH is 6.8-6.9. The green pH-meter is saying 6.8!
13 Feb: Damn she grew 7cm last night, a bit more than 2 inches.
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@Theia
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The Tropicana Cherry hasn’t suffered from any of the issues the three Triple Cheese in the room have. I’m guessing it’s something to do with those hybrid properties. It’s bred from Cookies, which was developed under high-power LEDs, while the Triple Cheese line is so old it might not be as stable under this kind of intensity. That’s my stoner thought, anyway. It’s also possible the Tropicana Cherry just has a more aggressive rhizosphere!
Who knows. You can see the anthocyanin influence deepening in the calyxes and sugar leaves and I think she looks stunning. The smell is sweet and fruity. This plant in particular is making some serious frost; I’ll never know if it’s the UVB unless I run two rooms with a control, but that’s not happening so I’ll just keep going with it. Beyond the protein stimulation, it’s also pretty good at killing bugs and pathogens.
The calyxes are swelling and starting to tower on top of each other. They look like they might burst—really chunky and still a way to go. o/
I’ve spent quite a lot on the environment this run. We’ve had horrid weather in the UK and high RH is a daily fight. I maintain a steady 1.1 kPa lights-off and ramp to a target of around 1.35 kPa for lights-on.
The main thing I learned this week is about immobile nutrients. Calcium being immobile is actually quite easy to spot when you’re watching for it. Since I have that Calcium Benchmark to look back on I have plans for the next run to make a source of CaSO4 available in the form of ground Gypsum mixed into my 40% amendments mix. Since I'm using the Biotabs water-only method having that slow-release Calcium should help prevent those rusty spots from showing up when I drive them hard.
There is more I’m sure but I can’t remember right now... lol
Grow well.
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@Dr_Gonzo
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So we're into week 4 of flower and she's really starting to gather pace now. She really healthy and putting out pistils all over the place. I'm just sitting back and letting her do her thing at this point.
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@Organic473
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So far she looks promising...I am extending her light hours with the solar power light. We are at the end of the rainy season heading into dry season.
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@Billgluckman710
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Was having some issues with the plants. To much heat not enough humidity. They started show deficiencies and had to flush #1,2,4,5. #3 was healthy with very little signs of issues. No flush. Stopping nutes for the rest of the grow. May use the fishshit still. Will use half recommend and see how that goes since its good throughout growth cycle.
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🍼Greenhouse Feeding BioGrow
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The ⛺️ has a small door 🚪 on the sides which is useful for mid section groom room work. 🤩
☀️ by VIPARSPECTRA (models: P2000 & XS 2000)
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Hey Growers, End of week 10 from seed
Earlier in the week I began noticing an orange color on some leaf tips, I probably overfed them nutrients so I fed them just water with a ph of 6.0 on the following feeding schedule and the leaves are looking better now.
Last week a weird smell was coming out from the colas, its slowly changing. Its now starting to smell like 🍃 🍋 ⛽️
Noticed a small Increase in orange pistils
I want to increase light intensity but I am worried the red stems on the top of the plant will get worst and then affect the whole plant. Only the top part of the plant has some red stems, the rest are all green.
QUESTIONS
How close am I from Harvesting?
When should I begin flushing?
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@Hommero75
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End of the 2nd week and GG4 Sherbet FF is taking her sweet time to grow and develop. I been having some issues with her, but I'm optimistic and I know she is going to pull through.
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11/15/22 Day 28- at the beginning of week 3 had the soil ph raise but got it under control so start of week 4 she is really growing nice trying to keep branches trained out to keep airflow in middle probably gonna switch to flower after end of this week
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Hey all welcome back to sort of week 12 or week 4 of flower!
I have just got home and don’t no what to say...... gold leaf 1 has nanas that seam to have popped and could have wrecked the whole grow 😭
The girls are def hungry as you can see there is some yellowing of the leaves so they will be getting a good feed today and again in 3 days to keep them in the zone. They are stacking up and getting a little fatness to there buds. Frost levels are just starting to kick in and the tent is pungent!!
Well the next few days will be spent watching for signs of any of the other plants turning male on us. Fair to say I’m a little gutted about now as I’m about to chop up a gold leaf that will produce over 4oz of dry buds fingers crossed this diary ain’t over
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Just recorded a video this week.
Nothing has changed. They are vibing with some bigger sisters.
Some plain water is sprayed every other day.
The first seeds that popped were transplanted to a bigger container and some others already popped
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Ok so this week I did a defoliation and a tigh down too the netting , I really was not planning on doing such a big defoliation but the leafs became thick and dense and there was almost no light penitration down too the lower branches of the plant , so she is opened right up now and the humidity and temperature has dropped loads and the air is moving alot better around the leaves and branches , I will not take anything more off her now , I have also added Cal mag too the nutrients for this week only , she is well into pre flower now but the stretch has not yet started so I figured it's no or never too defoliate and tigh them down , this grill really has grown right out this week and is unrecognisable from the plant just a few days ago ,
I am very happy with them so far and being new too all this it's all very exciting ,
Thanks for looking :)
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- Diminution bloom connoisseurA&B à 1ml/L, diminution Méga pk à 0,1g/L.
- Augmentation Terra Flores à 4ml/L , augmentation resin boom à 4ml/L. Bientôt le Bloombastic pour durcissement des Colas et augmentation des sucres.
Je pousserait les phéno Sativa a 14semaines + ou - et les indica a 11semaines.
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@NONSENSE
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Hi, everyone!
The flowering going well.
The strain smell nice: lemon, earthy and is sooo sticky.
I planning to harvest within 3weeks.
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@Itashish
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Voilà première pollinisation effectué à la branche supérieur gauche de chaque femelle avec le pollen ABC x Duck
J’ai repéré la veille que les sac à pollen étais presque mature (photo 3), du coup j’ai enfermé le mâle dans un sachet zip (photo 4). Ce matin les sac à pollen étais ouvert et j’ai procédé à la pollinisation manuel en touchant les pistil avec le sac (vidéo1 et photo 5)
Il y a juste une plante qui n’en a pas eu du au faite que la floraison n’a pas été commencé sur elle.
Photo 6/7/8 sont les plante polliniser
Photo 9/10 c’est le mâle gas gpt qui va bientôt arriver à terme pour la deuxième pollinisation
Et les dernières photo sont le mâle abc x Duck
Les plantes n’ont toujours pas été nourri. Culture à la dure avec zéro effort, besoin de plantes stressé pour qu’elle soit solide.
Pas de herm en vue.
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Original Sensible seeds GIRL SCOUT COOKIES update 6th Jan 2020
Welcome back to my Original sensible seed sponsored grow . The girl scout cookies plant has now had 9 weeks of veg and is really starting to look better and capable of
producing atleast a couple of ounces for Me to try. Still only feeding water as that is all she needs until flowering starts next month.
Thanks once again for looking in on my diary and I will be back next week with another update 👍
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Day 42 – Vegetation
This plant is looking well-trained and spreading out beautifully! The main stem has been opened up with some strong LST, allowing light to hit every single top. New growth is healthy and vibrant green, with multiple bud sites forming along the branches.
The structure is flat and even, creating an ideal base for a wide, productive canopy. No signs of stress from the training – she handled it like a champ. Over the next few days, she’ll keep focusing on filling in those gaps and building strength before the flip to flower in 6