Well growmies , that was fun , I really enjoyed doing a outdoor run this year , it's really too bad about how the weather played out , but still I ended up getting a bunch of jars of some frosty Buds 👈 and thats what matters ..... Thanks to Fastbuds for the seeds ...... Would recommend to anyone, 👈 👉Big thanks goes out to all my growmies for sticking by me on my growing adventure 👈 And to NutriNPK Nutrients.... Well that's it's folks until next time 👉HAPPY GROWING 👈

Water was @PH level 6.4 and ppm was 300. Plants seem slightly stunted from transplant. I may have transplanted a day late. Can anyone tell me what they think about the plant in the back left. Its blue dream same as the plant in the green fabric pot? Light is a lil over 50% power at 24 inches from canopy. I still see a little leef curling/cupping???

Hello This is the end of week 5 and the beginning of week 6 of veg. Everything is going pretty good around here. I meant to repot these plant last week, but things kept coming up, to slow me down. Life's like that!?! Some people call it... Murphy's Law... I'll get to it this week. OK. Have Fun. Chuck.

Die Pink Poochie hat sich super erholt vom Mainlining Stress. Ein Trieb hängt noch ein wenig nach, aber der wird sicher noch aufholen. Ansonsten wurde umgetopft in große 20l Airpots.

After a few days I sent the plants to bloom together with others that are in the grows, I am having problems with the insects that I brought with me from the old environment where I had germinated the plants, I am trying to eradicate them but I am not succeeding , the last solution that comes to my mind is to go look for ladybugs, they are predators of these insects, I just don't know where they sell them, if I don't act immediately the plants will freeze and go into crisis!

Hello Growmies! Here we are at week 15 with the Epic Buzz, and what a sight it has become. As the days pass, the natural fading is more apparent, showcasing an array of autumnal hues that captivate the eye. The aroma is intoxicating and undeniably strong, filling the space with an earthy and pungent perfume. This week, I’ve implemented a bit of drought and temperature stress, emulating the natural environment of autumn even further. It's a delicate process, but these beauties have responded with resilience, their colors transitioning beautifully as they approach the late stages of flowering. Each bud is dense and frosty, a testament to the careful nurturing they’ve received. The environment is controlled, but I’ve allowed for slight fluctuations to challenge the plants, encouraging them to harden and produce those precious, resinous trichomes. It’s a sight to behold and the anticipation for harvest grows daily. It’s all about patience and precision now, as each day could mean the difference between good and great. As we approach the harvest, I'm closely monitoring each plant, ensuring they're expressing their full potential. The resilience they've shown is remarkable, a sign of strong genetics and attentive care. They're a testament to the wonders of cultivation and the rewards of dedication. So, stay tuned as we close in on the final days. It's a journey filled with anticipation and excitement. The payoff is nearly at hand, and soon we'll be reaping the fruits of our labor. Stay lifted, Salokin!

Well I stumbled thru my first week. Lucky that she needed humidity because it was abundant. She didnt need much from me yet other than some ph adjustments but today is the end of week 1 and I will be adding nutes tonight.

In this week I stopped with Alga Bloom - Nutrients. Being busy only with watering PH 6,5. Also I took CO2 generator out the tent. Can't wait to get those little girls milky/ruby :)

Hello growers an breeders.this is the end of flowering time for my girls.i flash them with flawless finish this week.smoke report in week🙂

04/01/21 Amazing colours have came through during cure showing off her red and purple! And she’s frosty all over and tastes like a tropical dream!mango pineapple tones with a side of lime! Would defiantly recomiod Update; colours are coming through got some amazing hues just uploaded some vids 😍 Got the green pheno on both???! But it’s but either way I love this strain tastes a lot like the black cream auto I’ve done of sweet seeds too. So many colours in the bud and the flavour is immense throughout! Tastes like tropical mango and slight pineapple with a lovely pungent limeish taste it’s so nice and the high sent me to sleep when I tested the result! Just had to lay there and close my eyes and enjoy it and woke up to the end of my film ahahah would defiantly recommend Anyone growing very easy and amazing results!

Soon you will see my first run in a DWC^^ And a run for this Competition ;-) Added a short Clip from the open box

Gave water at 6.5ph will feed on week 3. I think I've had the light to close. On day 10 pictures you can see the leaves look like there burnt 🤔 or that's what I'm guessing it is. I've raised the light to 1meter it's only at around half power at the moment and showing 21000 lux.

Week 2 — Faster Growth, Strange Structure, and More Stable Conditions Strains: Guava Auto & Triton Biscotto Lime Auto Planted: August 25, 2026 Grow space: 60 × 60 × 160 cm tent Medium: Regular pre-fertilized soil Pot size: 5.7 L This week, the plants finally started to speed up exactly as I hoped. The difference compared with the first week is very noticeable now, and growth seems to be getting faster day by day. Overall, I am much more relaxed about the slow start. Both plants are clearly developing, even though they are doing it in very different ways. 🍑 Guava Auto Guava looks quite good at first glance and is definitely the more normal-looking plant of the two. My only concern is the stem. I think I may have had the circulation fan running too strongly for a while, and it seems like the plant reacted to the constant movement. The stem looks like it may have been under a little too much mechanical stress. I have already reduced the airflow, so from now on I just want a gentle movement around the plant rather than having it constantly pushed around. Other than that, Guava looks healthy and continues to grow steadily. 🥦 Triton Biscotto Lime Auto Biscotto is still the strange one. Its growth pattern looks very unusual because it seems to be splitting into two main stems almost from the beginning. Instead of developing as one obvious central stem, the structure already looks like it wants to grow into two separate arms. I am very curious to see how this develops. In a way, this could actually make future LST easier because I may not need to top the plant at all. If both sides continue growing evenly, I could potentially work with two naturally formed main arms and let each of them develop their own branches. For now, though, I am not assuming anything. The plant has looked unusual since germination, and I still have the feeling that the root system may not be developing perfectly. I will simply keep watching how it responds over the next week. ☀️ ENVIRONMENT The biggest improvement this week is that the environment finally feels much more stable. Temperature and humidity are now in a range I am happy with, which makes the whole setup feel much more predictable than during the first week. The light is currently running on a 24-hour schedule. Watering is roughly once every two days at the moment. I am not using huge amounts of water — just enough to make sure the root zone receives moisture without completely soaking the entire pot unnecessarily. 🍃 Current Thoughts: So far, I am happy with the progress. Guava is developing fairly normally, while Biscotto is turning into a bit of an experiment because of its unusual two-stem structure. It may become a problem, or it may turn into something interesting and useful for training later. For now, I am trying not to interfere too much and simply let both plants establish themselves. Growth is finally accelerating, the environment is much more stable, and the grow is starting to become a lot more interesting. Fingers crossed for Week 3!🍀

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This pretty lady filled up the tent beautifuly, she will probably stay under 45 cm until finish so she should be comfortable inside the small VGrow. She is still looking very healthy and I have to trim a few leafs once every couple of days. Very excited to see how her buds look like.

Been doing everything to slow them down so the others can catch up. Topped, FIN and defoliation constantly. Growing fast General Hydrophobics working great. Bruce Banner🍀💚

I finally harvested all of my photo plants. So my 2 auto plants are getting an outage for the rest of their lives I have moved them both into my larger tent with more light and more room. I’m sure 100%h sure why both of these plants are alot light green. I think it’s I got a little behind on the nutrients but the green is slowly comeing back. It’s been hot lately I have the lights running at night now

This plant has been full of surprises this week lol. First I found spider mites! Then I found a little powdery mildew 🤬🤬 Well.... now that the bad news is out of the way how about some good news. She is starting to really fatten up. The smell of this girl is fantastic😎 It really smells better by the day!! 🤪 She has been yellowing out a bit quickly as of late so I may need to add a bit more feather meal and kelp meal to her top dressing routine. I may also add some cal-mag to a watering here and there as needed. I have some predatory mites and ladybugs coming soon so the spider mites time is running out🤨. As for the powdery mildew, I will have to spray her every 3-4 days with greencure to keep it from invading my precious flowers. Greencure is an outdoor farmers best bud!! (Pun intended). I’ve been in this battle before. It comes with the territory when growing in a greenhouse outdoors. Sit back and enjoy y’all. I’ll get this lady to the finish line. 😎🍿

Hello Growmies, We’re sailing into week 13 of flowering with our Epic Buzz, and she’s taking up nutrients like a champ. Her appetite has grown to a robust 2.5 liters of nutrient solution a day, prompting me to stay vigilant with reservoir top-ups every three days. With the flower stretch winding down, I’m prepping to add PK 13/14 to her diet, aiming to bolster her as she enters the final stage of bloom. The marks of a previous hiccup when the reservoir ran low are visible, leaving a few leaves to yellow with chlorosis. Yet, most of her foliage remains lush and unaffected, a reassuring sign of her overall vigor. I’ve opted to keep the blemished leaves to avoid any additional stress that might come with their removal. Beneath the foliage, a network of healthy roots is hard at work, supporting the development of dense, trichome-rich buds that are starting to resemble golf balls in size. These buds are clustering around the colas with the promise of closing up any gaps, a sight that’s building my anticipation for what’s to come. The snapshots of Epic Buzz reveal her current state: a resilient plant pushing forward, her unaffected leaves standing out against the backdrop of her less fortunate counterparts. The canopy is speckled with trichome-laden buds, each one a testament to the careful balance of watering and feeding that has been maintained. As we prepare for the addition of PK 13/14, it's with a watchful eye and an eager mind, knowing that each adjustment now can have significant impact on the harvest. Stay tuned for more updates, Growmies. We’re on the brink of seeing how our Epic Buzz responds to the final touches of her feeding schedule as we edge closer to harvest. Stay Lifted, Salokin