Vegetationswoche 8 - 08.06. – 15.06.2026 In der achten und gleichzeitig letzten Vegetationswoche wurde nur noch wenig an der Blue Sunset Sherbert gearbeitet. Ziel war es, die Pflanze möglichst stressfrei wachsen zu lassen und ihre natürliche Entwicklung zu beobachten. Im Verlauf der Woche wurde sie einmal mit etwa fünf Litern Wasser gegossen. Zusätzlich kam leichtes Low-Stress-Training zum Einsatz und einige größere Blätter wurden entfernt, um die Pflanze etwas auszulichten und den unteren Trieben mehr Licht zugänglich zu machen. Die Blue Sunset Sherbert entwickelte sich in dieser Woche ausgesprochen gut. Sie blieb zwar weiterhin eher kompakt, baute dabei jedoch eine sehr schöne und gleichmäßige Struktur auf. Besonders auffällig war die runde, buschige Wuchsform mit zahlreichen Seitentrieben und einer dichten Verzweigung. Insgesamt wirkt die Pflanze gesund, vital und sehr ausgewogen aufgebaut. Ursprünglich war geplant, die Pflanze über ein SCROG-Netz weiter zu trainieren. Im Laufe der Vegetationsphase fiel jedoch die Entscheidung, auf das SCROG zu verzichten und stattdessen den Grow etwas kompakter und schneller abzuschließen. Da die Pflanze bereits eine schöne Form entwickelt hatte und die verfügbare Fläche zunehmend einnahm, erschien der Zeitpunkt für die Umstellung passend. Am 15.06.2026 wurde schließlich der Lichtzyklus von 18/6 auf 12/12 Stunden umgestellt, um die Blüte einzuleiten. Damit endet die Vegetationsphase nach insgesamt acht Wochen und die Blue Sunset Sherbert startet in ihre erste Blütewoche. Nun wird sich in den kommenden Wochen zeigen, wie sie auf die Umstellung reagiert und welchen Stretch sowie welche Blütenstruktur sie entwickeln wird

This week I had to remove my red light (sad because red leds are the most efficient one in terms of pffd per wattage) the reason for that is bleaching of the tips. Scientists found out that cultivars start bleaching if u hit 600 umol/m2/s red light (just red photons and not every strain bleaches). Besides that I did nothing to them. From now on I will try to keep the temps low but with a pretty small day/night temp difference. Now preservation of terps and maturing are my points of interests. Some nice colours are getting through … that was supported by some nitrogen deficiency. This was Not on purpose but better than burning them with nutrients. (Nitrogen is required to produce chlorophyll, which is Green. If u reduce the nitrogen towards the end you can support other pigments to come through.) Conditions of the Grow: 💡 PPFD: 1000 umol/m2/s ☀️ DLI: 43 mol/day 🌓 Lightcycle: 12/12 h 💨 Humidity: 45-50 % 🌡️ 🌞Daytime Temp.: 23-24*C 🌡️ 🌙Nighttime Temp.: 21-22 *C 🌡️🌱Leaf Temperature: 21 *C 🌡️💧Water Temperature: 19-21 *C Water TDS: 1000ppm | EC: 2000us/cm 🚰Watersource: Rainwater (TDS: 15ppm | EC: 0.03 us/cm Flowering Equipment: 🔦 Lamp: Mars Hydro FC-E6500 📤Container: 3x DIY 63L Euro-Box with lid Pot: Netpot 2 inch 💦Pump: M.R.S. Ultimate Whisper Powerpump 22 bar 🚿Nozzles: 12x 0.3mm 🫧Waterfilter: 150 microns 🌬️Fan: 3x Clipfan 🌪️Duct-Fan: AC Infinity 200 mm with Controller and Carbon Filter 🍶Nutrient Brand: Terra Aquatica 🔬Sensors: Waterstation (EC, TDS, Temp, PH, Salt), CO2, Air Temp. & Humidity (VPD), Temperature-Sensor Root Container

😲😳 wow!!! Is this strain something to behold, absolutely gorgeous to look at, such a exotic smell it's like a sweet cream cake with lemon frosting topped with fresh cracked pepper all while surrounded by fresh cut pine aroma. I have 2 phenotypes I have dubbed the Stinker and Sister Stretchy. The stinker suffered a severe lock out at the beginning of flower so she's at least 2 weeks behind. Sister stretchy is begging to be harvested. I still have almost another week of flowering according to the breeder but :(, after my routine inspection of her trichomes on the caylx' and buds not the sugar leaves I found myself looking at a forest of tricomes that went from 80%cloudy with remaining amber. Today's inspection with a 60× jewelers loop revealed a surprising half of the trichomes cloudy with the rest amber. So it is any day now 😃. Can't wait because it's gonna be some fire ass bud.

Здравствуйте, my друзья со всего мира. Опять же, прошла целая неделя, и пришло время обновить свои дневники. My АК-47 быстро развиваются, но растения, которые имеют повреждение корней и передозировка, по-прежнему показывают медленное развитие, в то время как два других растения уже готовы к клонированию. После дефолиации больших листьев я промыл ветки водой и дал пищу в виде бактерий, биостимуляторов и витаминов. После этого я начал клонировать. Я взял десять побегов с двух растений AK-47, положил их в гормональный корневой гель и положил их в «RooTriot». После этого я кладу их в теплицу, закрывая крышку, создавая там микроклимат, чтобы растения могли take root. В общей сложности мне нужно получить около 7-8 клонов от этих растений, после чего я сделаю Main-lining my растения. Если вы заинтересованы в том, чтобы следить за приключениями сорняков в России, подпишитесь на my дневники.

these girls are getting to the finish line and they are starting to get fat, they are really dense buds, solid as a rock. Added some Epsom Salts and more uptake acids and bloom amendments. Cant wait to smoke these Dank Girls. They will also be going outside for this years outdoor crop.

Now that V started, both ladies have began flush. Nemo actually started early last week since (20 ml heavy 16 finish and 1 gallon of RO watrr per feed). Nemo on left, a little less directly under the light is more developed, both bud structurely and trichome color (clear transitioning to cloudy or milky trichs more each day). V on the right side is much less finished, being a more haze influenced pheno. it seem lankier and slower to finish, however severe light stress from being grown up to close to light has bleached maybe 6-10 tops of the 15 tops on v. nemo will be done sometime later this week or early next week. Going to harvest the tops entire plant on nemo, then rewaeave V back thru the scrog to allow greater distance to light and better airflow for it to fill in a little more and finish up over next 2 weeks or so. will be closely monitoring bud sites in top colas to harvest when trichomes are almost fully milky white, just before amber.

we just finished 2 weeks are are going into the 3 week. These ladies can EAT!! 1,000 ppm’s and no issues..looks like I have to up the ppm’s for bloom phase 4 out of the 5 are doing GREAT. The 5th one is having issues and I know it’s the media I am using. I had a different brand of soil for 1 of the banana MAC’s and it freaking SUCKS!! I am amending with Iron-Tone by Espoma to get the green back and it has some cal-mag also with sulpher ( hits all suspect deficiencies). The other 4 are in Mother Earth soil which I have had zero issues with. I will be sticking with Mother Earth for awhile. 11/6 Potassium deficiency in the banana MAC’s…kinda of a good sign. Let’s me know the plant is going into bloom phase and it’s time to change the ratios from 1:1:1 to 1:3:2. The 1:3:2 is flower girl 1 week and fish bone meal with Langbeinite the other week. I will alternate between the two for 4 weeks. Tuesday ( 11/8) will mark 3 weeks. I did defoliation and lollipoping today. This is the second one I have done ( I do the first one the week before flipping).

Looks frosty ;p

Holy smokes first time washing a full plant and it sure paid off on some unbelievable quality rosin. Pressed70-160 My some of my 160 melt pressed straight thru 25u and 37 u rolled over 2 times tightly. Great surface area maintained in my press and 90% yeild. Excited to dabble in the rosin game. That was my small dinker plant yielded 300 wet grams for the record. 13 grams return for bubble hash. Larger plants processed I’m hoping for better yield. Let the juicing begin

,mmmmm

chopped on day 65 of flower 9,5 weeks flower total

…

Another week in the books! Solid week with good growth rate using Aqua Flores and CalMag. Plant is still stretching and my focus has been trying to get better coverage on each of the longer sides of the tent. Honestly, I'm already happy with it but I guess i keep shaping it for a week more. The middle part is already grown above the netting, but there are no empty space in any direction really, so I'll let them grow and do supercropping later if needed. I've read from many places that you shouldn't defoliate during the first two weeks of flower but there are just too much foliage, leaves overlapping each other and blocking airflow and light. I've done few sessions of removing excess leaves trying my best not to get carried away with it. At the end of this week I also started to remove some of the branches. Either they we're too low and had no chance to reach the canopy level, or they were too close to each other. In that case, I removed the weakest looking one competing for the same spot. After next week, I'll be doing more aggressive defoliation and pruning, deciding which branches to remove. I will split that to few sessions to avoid stressing the plant too much. Moisture has been totally out of control, going over 70% RH. Lot of rain outside and plant drinking heavily. That's one reason I've been removing some of the leaves. That's not the correct solution though, and I ordered AC Infinity's Hydrone 5 dehumidifier. Hope to get it soon next week and get the RH in range. EC has been significantly higher and the plant seems to love it. Solution started at 1.7 and slowly drifted down towards 1.3. I have topped the res with fresh solution, and will let it go down next week and do a full res change. Light is running at 75%, around 800 ppfd (Photone app measurement).

🤩🤩

Lst e troca de fotoperiodo para 12 horas de luz e 12 horas de Escuro

Eine schöne, sehr harzreiche Blüte – insgesamt sieht sie großartig aus; sie wies zwar ein paar kleine Mängel auf, aber sie hat sich trotzdem gut entwickelt