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WK2D2 - Everything is looking very good. Start giving them some 250 ppm nutrients today and they are still bathing under light CFL of about 350 ppfd.
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Alguna ya esta ready para meter las ✂️ y las demas .. será cosa de días 🙊🙊🙊
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Tessa my Triploid plant has nothing to laugh. She work hard with all the LST I have done to her. But I know that all this going into a hopefully nice Harvest at the end and the Vegi Part is the most demanding time in my grow. She become her own box with a 230 w LED that I could give her enough light if she need and enough place without her sisters. The 12/12 Lightmodus for her change and hopefully in 1 week she will start in her flower Part… we will see in her week 5.
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New week starts. 🌞05.04 Today I warered my plants with 'GHE First true leaves'(1/1/1) solution and gave them full dose of Fulvic acid ('Diamond nectar'). Also, I spraiyed them with clean water. Next spraying will go with a 'Sea Weed' micsture. I'll give them new nutrients slowly, step by step. Looks nice, I'm waiting for the end of a week to transplant them into the bigger pots. 🌞06.04 It's a 'rest' day. Nothing, except spraying with a frash clean water ph6.3. I'll start to spray leaves with the 'SeaWeed' solution after the clean water watering (two days from now). 🌞07.04 Nothing. 🌞08.04 I made defoliation of 'Critical' (4 leaves only), sprayed all my flowers with 'SeaWeed' solution and watered three of them with clean water with 'GHE Mineral Magic' powder. 'Critical's soil is too wet still, so it didn't get water today. All four of my girls got LST. Upd: I made huuuuge defoliation on evening. Now all eight brunches on each plant starts to take its form. It's pretty well done (look on the last photo taken). 🌞09.04 Nothing today. 🌞10.04 'Sea Weed' spraying only. I'm waiting for tomorrow morning to transplant my babies and to make final LST (crone forming). 🌞11.04 I finally made the transplantation today. My girls roots has already come from the pots bottom. 'Canna terra' earth wasn't enough, so I made 20 liters of my own (soil+perlite). They all looks nice and I think, we'll change the light schedule to 12/12 for about two weeks. Watered them with 'GHE Pro Roots' solution and spraiyed with clean water. It was a good day. _________ Week ends.
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Day 148. Veg just transplanted her to a 5 gal and lst with scrog net helpfully she takes off.
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Couple of pics of the buds before i cut her down added and a little video, will come back and update weights and strain reviews once dried and cured. All strains grew easy enough and didnt give me any problems from start to finish, smells lovely in my tent really excited to try them once they are ready. Thanks to everyone who has followed liked and commented along the way onto the next now. Dos si dos auto ( Another new release from Barneys) and amnesia haze next up so be sure to keep an eye out for them diarys thanks again and see you all soon when i update my reviews and add more pics of the final cured buds 👍✌️ ** ALL RATINGS ARE TEMPORARY UNTIL I CAN TEST AND GIVE MY OWN REVIEW** Thank you to Barneys Farm for providing me with these new 2020 strains to run, much appreciated i hope you enjoyed the journey and my diary over the past 15 weeks see you very shortly with my next run ✌️👍
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5/07/24 day 15 I was worried with how small she is, I started her a little early for outdoor so she hasn’t been getting proper lighting but she’s not too far behind other plants at this age. Hopefully she’s set her roots deep and is ready to grow upwards 5/11 she’s loves the sun so much. I was worried about her but she’s gonna be fine 🌱 5/12/24 I gave her a tsp of Terp Tea Grow 711. This last week she had grown very well, she has 3 nodes total and is working on more
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Hello This is the end of week 2 and the beginning of week 3 of flowering, for the 6 plants in the greenhouse. This is the end of week 1 and the beginning of week 2 of flowering, for the 3 plants inside. Things are going good in here this week. I want to get in here this week and do my last trim/prune before the resin starts flowing. The Voodoo Plant opened this week. It smells like rotten stuff so the flies pollenate it. It's only a 4 day flower before it goes bad. I showed some of the sweat shirts and t-shirts I put image's on, with a ink jet printer and some iron on transfer paper. Are you a pot/cannabis activist too. Make your own shirts with the images "you" want on them. Ok. Wishing you the Best Wishes. Be Great. Chuck
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23.06 Day 59 of bloom, from now on I check the trichomes more often. 26.06 Cleaned the tank and prepared a new solution, to flush the plants, since I see enough amber trichomes developing. I still add some major nutrients. EC level is at 0.6. I will continue to flush until 04.07 - day 70 of bloom, afterwards I will waterstress them, if they are not ready already.
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Defoiled, bend them down(LST) and lollipopped them at the end of the week... Will do another week of veg now The triple cheese will be handled next week
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They are so different 🤭 And beautiful 😍 Second week of flowering 👩‍🌾🏻🌱
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So i went for quick vacation/holidays to Georgia (love it!) and asked a friend of mine that lives nearby to take care of me babies 😊 so he watered the girls every 3,5 days on average (4 times during 14 days) with just as little as 100 ml per plant. Now I come back yesterday and I’m very happy with my girls - they look super thriving and eager to grow! I’m surprised as so very different they look from my previous grow in same setup except hydroponics - this time in soil in same day of vegetation they look much more dense and just thriving! Wow soil makes huge difference indoors. I saw 2 top leaves (on pictures & on video) with light nutrients burn (no idea why - I just added root juice). Also I know for sure that my light timer has broken - there were days when light was 24h on...I don’t know what might that cause... but now is all good - light timer fixed. I think that I will just keep feeding them water. What do you think guys? Would love some advice! Oh and pictures and videos are from yesterday. Before topping and after topping. On 2 girls I have used new topping technique. Thanks!
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Questo è il primo giorno della piantina non perdetevi la terza settimana dove applicherò il low strees training! Temperatura 26⁰ e umidità 80 %
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Starting off week 2 with some issues. I have noticed a lightening of the leaf edges and slight crinkling on the leaves. I have ran into this type of issue in the past and I suspected it to be a root bound issue. This time I am not completely sure. I will up pot by the end of this week and compare. I was busy with the holidays so I put the humidity dome back on before I went and up the size of the growing containers. I think it helped out and you can see that they perked up with the high humidity under the dome. I believe the lighter green edges is a mag deficiency. I will add more cal-mag during next weeks feedings.
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Hallo zusammen 🤙. Sie wachsen sehr schön und machen keine Probleme.
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Day 69 Flowering : Well we have seen the Glueberry finish and dried and the Mimosa Lemon is still pushing new pistils out !. I don't think she wants to finish just yet . She must have sensed my dissapointment at the bud structure and this week has kicked a second pistil flush all over. He colours are looking very nice now as she matures the older buds too. She is so strong smelling now too . a very strong lemon indicates a potency for a heady smoke. Her actual size is still huge and she has needed canes to keep her upright as she is everywhere and her skinny arms can't hold the weight properly. I think she will be at least another week and possibly 2 but we will see soon enough. Be safe and well growmies.
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Hello GrowDiaries family! 👋🌱 Welcome to another new journey, and this time we're following Blueberry Muffin by Zamnesia – Pheno B. Before we begin, I'd like to mention a small change in the way I'll be documenting this run. Due to the current photo limitations on GrowDiaries, I've decided to separate each phenotype into its own dedicated diary. Instead of documenting multiple plants within a single journal, each phenotype will now have its own space from seed to harvest. This approach allows me to continue documenting every stage as thoroughly as possible while selecting the best photos from each week. The goal remains exactly the same as always: to create a complete educational record of the grow, sharing not only the successes, but also the challenges, observations, and lessons learned along the way. For those following my previous diaries, you'll already know that this cultivation style is a little different from what many growers choose. Over the years it has become part of my own growing philosophy, and throughout this journey I'll do my best to explain not only what I'm doing, but also why I'm doing it. So let's begin at the very beginning: germination. For this run, all genetics are provided by Zamnesia Seeds, while the substrate and nutrient line come from Plagron. Blueberry Muffin has built quite a reputation among growers for its beautiful structure, vibrant colors, and unmistakable aroma profile, making it a cultivar I've been looking forward to documenting from seed to harvest. To start the seeds, I used the Cannakan germination system. For those unfamiliar with it, it is a simple but practical germination container that allows multiple seeds or cultivars to be organized separately while maintaining a stable environment. Each compartment can be individually labeled, making it easy to keep track of genetics throughout the germination process. The seeds were placed in plain water inside the Cannakan and left to hydrate. Within roughly 24 hours, healthy taproots had already emerged and the seeds were ready for the next stage. This run also marks my first experience using coco starter plugs. The plugs were thoroughly hydrated, lightly squeezed to remove excess water, and the germinated seeds were carefully placed inside. They then spent approximately 24 hours inside a propagation dome where humidity remained high enough to support early development. The response was immediate. Before the first full day had passed, the seedlings were already emerging, opening, and searching for light. At that point I decided to transplant them directly into small containers filled with Plagron Lightmix. At this stage, the only thing they receive is water. Seeds already contain everything required to support their initial development, so I prefer not to introduce nutrients during germination. The objective is simply to provide moisture, oxygen, warmth, and a stable environment while allowing the seedling to establish itself naturally. Environmental conditions were kept intentionally simple. Temperatures remained around 26–27°C, while humidity stayed between 65–70% thanks to the Spider Farmer humidifier. While many growers prefer keeping seedlings inside a dome for extended periods, I personally like introducing them to the ambient environment early. A method that may differ from more traditional approaches, but one that has become part of my own cultivation style over time. Airflow was kept extremely gentle during these first days. Seedlings need fresh air, but excessive airflow can quickly become counterproductive. At this stage, less is often more. For bottom heat, a propagation mat was used and maintained around 40°C. The reason for this is simple: heat sources generally need to operate slightly above the target root-zone temperature in order to compensate for environmental losses and maintain consistent warmth where it's actually needed. Lighting during germination was intentionally soft. The goal is not explosive growth but healthy establishment. Once these young plants are fully settled, they will be moved under the Future of Grow Black Series 600W full-spectrum LED, which will carry them through the rest of the cycle. Like all plants in this project, this phenotype will be grown under a 12/12 light schedule from seed to harvest. It's a method I've documented for years and one I'll continue exploring throughout this diary. Every observation, success, challenge, and lesson learned will be documented as honestly as possible. For now, everything is looking healthy, the seedlings have emerged successfully, and the journey of Blueberry Muffin Pheno B is officially underway. Thank you to Zamnesia for the genetics and to Plagron for the substrate and nutrition supporting this run. As always, thank you to everyone following along. I hope you'll enjoy the journey as much as I do documenting it. Grower's Love! 🌱💚