Well we finally got around to putting a gate on the hemp garden and today we are transplanting one of the ladies in the 1 gallon smart pots to a 5 gallon smart pot. For this process we placed about 3 inches of soil in the 5 gallon smart pot, then placed the 1 gallon smart pot with plant still inside on top of the soil. The next step was to start placing soil around the 1 gallon pot, so that it made sort of a mold. Once we got the soil where we wanted it, we removed the Queen Dream cultivar from the 1 gallon smart pot and placed it in the mold that was made in the soil. Finished up by adding some more soil and then watered the newly transplanted lady. No nutrients added this week.

the babies should still really get out of hand

Hi everyone, here's the update for this week.Please enjoy... ✌️🇲🇲

I watered them with 4,5l and they absolutely loved it. Went out of town for 5 days on day 36 and gave them a good amount too. Really excited about the progress they make in the 5 days! Update: They totally crushed it! Amazing growth happened while I was out of town and I had to defoliate them on day 41.

The nutrients on here are only for the LA Divas and the mutants, not for the critical. That's still only on 2ml/l growth boom atm. The LA's are coming on beautifully, and starting to get faster and faster. The indoor especially. It seems to be going through a crazy fast growth boom. Preflowers everywhere! The crirical is looking amazing. Please stay tuned for that naughty girl after the harvest of the LA's and mutants. Day 33 40cm L.A Diva Indoor 21cm L.A Diva Outdoor Critical 28 cm. 2 mutants are about 10 cm tall. Probably not worth keeping but I may as well, they're Alive and flowering, and very strong and sturdy. Why not.

She finally stopped the stretch and now this tree is going in full flower under the spiderfarmer sf-2000

Hello my friend, Plant is ending, I've checked a bit in late the trychromes, as we can see on the movie plant is almost ready to harvest, But I'm just flushing few days, I'm in late, so I'll check trychromes all the days, and I'll try to wait one week to harvest, I like harvest when 75/25 milky/amber. Next week, will be the harvest 😃😃. See you next week for the result, Have a good week

Week 1 Flower We finally got the Surf Purp siblings into the flower tent Playboiis! 👍 Now they'll be growing at a faster rate throughout the transitional period, silicon has been increased a bit so they stay thick and strong, and also bendable if needed. Remo grow has been significantly reduced whilst remo bloom is now being added at the same strength as micro. A very small amount of Astro flower is being added too. Epsom Salts has been doubled along with Cal-Mag being upped very slightly. I always feed at 5.9pH when in the transitional period/stretch and then increase to 6pH once in full bloom. This is to slowly transition their pH to 6 as this is a better pH for the required nutrients throughout flower. Because they haven't yet had the usual maintenance flush after being delayed in veg, I gave them one on Day 6 Flower. They were topped up with a nutrient feeding straight after to ensure they don't go hungry! I checked the ppm and pH of the tun off for each of them before flushing mote water through them. This is to check if they're roots are happy and healthy with a good pH and feeding well, without leaving a high ppm in the run off. The strings that they're under were already there from the previois girls, but was sterilized before putting the Surf Purps in. These were enough to move all the branches required to open them up and spread them out evenly. Because I'm only flowering under one light, the two outer plants (1&3) won't be getting the same intensity as the other two, so they'll more than likely produce smaller, less dense flowers (if they're female). It's just something that'll need to be considered when picking a keeper as they could produce the same, or bigger flowers if given the same intensity as the other two. I placed the two tallest plants at the back as they look like they'll stretch the most out of the bunch, so it makes the two smaller plants at the front easier to see and tent to the canopy. They're all looking healthy and a nice colour overall. They're all looking healthy and a nice colour overall. They were all given a good defoliation on Day 7 to slow their stretch, now that their growing at a much faster rate. We'll soon see their pre flowers to determine what sex they all are! Thanks for following and happy growing! 🐺

Hi guys, welcome back to Mrs Peaky's Gardens . well....we're almost there...we'll start by washing🌊 the roots of these beautiful girls with thick hair! 😁😉❄️

Added nutrients to top off reservoirs everything looks good …I am content so far with testing will be dropping light schedule to 11 on 13 off to accelerate bud development hopefully shortening flowering time

Creo que tengo algo de baile con las fechas. Más o menos ronda los 2 meses actualmente 18 de junio. Han salido 2 colas principales y luego ramas bajeras extendidas por la maceta I think I'm a bit off with the dates. It's roughly around two months old, currently June 18th. Two main colas have emerged, followed by lower branches spreading throughout the pot.

2/3 plants started showing signs of too much light. Dialed light back and symptoms of yellowing tips have slowed. All have been defoliated as needed.

she‘s filling out the tent (0,36 square meters) nicely. She‘ll be put into a bigger tent later on (0,5 square meters) which is why I‘ll try to let her fill this one out as much as I can. I‘ll probably flip her into flower later this week. Switched to flower on day 60

Well I love this Ya Hemi hits very strong. Shit is dank and stinky and WILL put you on your ass! Trying out a totally new way of growing for me. Also to help with costs I decided to make a 5 gal tea reactor, to grow out the EM1 which will save me about 75% on all microbe products, and also save on feralization when used in conjunction with foliar sprays. Using grassroots LivingSocial pots and a new full organic mix. Fingers crossed as we get on the ya hemi organic express!

No hay mucho que decir los buds tienen mucho potencial , scrog muy efectivo , la temperatura es lo único que me juega en contra alcanza 30°c. Temperatura nocturna (luz prendida) 22°c promedio Temperatura diurna (luz apagada ) 29°c promedio

Ahhhhhhh such beauties! And they’re starting to frost uppppp 😍 Will update with a few more shots in few days

17.7 inches/week Usual summer week here in the south, every day above 86 ° F (max 100 ° F). By now the main cola is no longer dominant, my Gorilla is unstoppable , the youngest of the batch is grown almost 2 inches per day by drinking 2 gallons per day of spring water showing only few signs of heat stress. She's in full stretch and had fill every spaces with her thick branches. I fed her half the recommended dose of Biobizz Griw 'cause is too hot and don't want to burn her. I think we are 10 days before flowering. I covered her with a PVC net in order to give her a little shield from the sun and give me more privacy ;-)

They've grown leaves and i started using nutes today. Day 15 from seed to now. They are both wilting for some reason. I watered less frequently because of the Fongus gnats. and now i watered 500ml to each pot11L. I dont have a run off but i don't know if its necessary. I also added cinnamon at the top soil cause i read it helps with eliminating gnats.

Week 20 Journal Update: Durban Poison Crew * Current Stage & Vigor: The four photoperiod Durban Poison plants continue to thrive in their vegetative stage on the deck, displaying lush canopy growth supported by the custom bamboo trellis and lattice net system. * Setup & Mobility: Housed in 25-gallon fabric bags positioned on wheeled moving dollies, the crew maintains optimal mobility on the deck layout. * Hydration & Maintenance: The automated irrigation manifold continues to supply well water smoothly via hand-drilled halo rings, keeping the soil consistently hydrated alongside the mobile perimeter of African marigolds. * Outlook: The plants are showing robust health and structure as they prepare for upcoming soil top-dressing with organic worm castings and high-phosphorus guano heading into August.