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The last to planted by 3 week and it the tallest already and it hasn't even stared to flower yet. I'm very excited to see what happens with this strain.
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Getting wicked smells on stem rubs. Reminds me of a metal shop lol
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Hi all, Finally at that stage and I am so excited to be able to write this out.. have been Flushing these 2 beautiful girls since Friday just passed. They have also been flushed for 2days with flashclean so I just cannot wait now :) Will have a harvest next week with some weights to follow early after that... Good luck growmies.. stay tuned 馃槈 馃尶馃尡
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The plant has entered an active flowering phase, has undergone defoliation, feels good
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I started feeding liquid nutrients this week. Although I鈥檓 using Nature鈥檚 Living Soil Super Soil Autoflower Concentrate mixed with Fox Farm Ocean Forest鈥攕o technically I could water only until harvest鈥擨 decided to begin liquid feeding in Week 3 at half the recommended dose. I also have a Tray2Grow Autopot system for automatic bottom feeding, but I haven鈥檛 activated it yet. When using liquid nutrients via top feeding, I鈥檇 need to turn the Autopot system off and wait until the plants absorb all the water in the tray before feeding from the top. Afterward, I鈥檇 have to manually turn the system back on. That seems like a hassle compared to just hand-watering and feeding. I could technically add the liquid nutrients to the Autopot reservoir, but that somewhat defeats the purpose of the system. The tank holds 25 gallons鈥攅nough to last a few weeks鈥攂ut if I want to change or rotate nutrients weekly, I鈥檇 have to dump the remaining water and remix the solution each time. If I wanted to feed nutrients every other watering, I鈥檇 be changing out the tank every 3 days. Plus, liquid nutrients can cause buildup, so I鈥檇 need to clean the reservoir and all the tubing regularly. For now, I鈥檒l stick with hand-watering and top feeding. I鈥檒l only switch to the Autopot system if I need to leave town.
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En esta 3ra semana le corte los primeros 4 brotes a cada planta, ya que considero que esos primeros brotes quedan tapados por la luz y no se desarrollan tanto. Han crecido de buena manera, aunque el color verde de las hojas no es pareja, quiz谩s la poda les afect贸 un poco o porque la extracci贸n sigue siendo pasiva para mantener la humedad y eso afecta al proceso metabolico. Durante la pr贸xima semana el fertilizante de root-juice lo cambiar茅 por vitamax pro, y mejorare la entrada y salida de aire. .... Se me hab铆a olvidado agregar a la soluci贸n de agua de bidon Cal-max, tal vez eso les faltaba, lo tendr茅 en cuenta.
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馃憠Alrighty Then馃憟 ( 馃憠Bonus Video Showcases Everything I Have Going on in TropiCannibis HQ 馃憟) So we are at DAY 63 of Flowering with the Sugar Larry 馃憟 And she's doing fantastic 馃憤 馃榾 decided to showcase pheno #2 , definitely has different traits then #1 very interesting 馃榾 thoe both are killing it 馃憟 So just waiting on alittle more amber to show before we do the chop 馃憣 馃憠I had to Top her during the middle of 4th week 馃憤 Happy Growing 馃憠Soil Provided by ProMix.ca 馃憠Nutrients Provided by Agrogardens 馃憠Lighting Provided by MarsHydro.ca Thanks my friends for the great support over the years 馃檹 Happy Growing
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Was a bit worried about the Helmet head issue but she seems to have fully recovered and is absolutely thriving, didn't mention before but just light bio bizz mix used, water at pH 6.2 got it under 24h light at the moment
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7/10 - Lowered light just an inch, plants still looked like they were stretching up a bit. Currently at 29" 7/11 - May be light stress, I'm not sure. But a spot has popped up on the older Gelato, which my wife has affectionally named Mal. Also noticing some warping in the leaves, it dosnt look terrible, definitely keeping a close eye on it. While checking out the girls this morning, found 3 or 4 gnats flying around. Killed them all, will monitor. I am allowing the soil to dry out before I water again, currently the top layer is mostly dry. 7/12 - Everything is looking great today, found 1 gnat this morning. Soil looks dry, stuck a soil moisture meter to the bottom of the cups, reads on the dry/moist line. Will probably water tomorrow. 7/13 - Plants looking good this morning, nice amount of growth overnight. Watered roughly 100ml each, slowly until water started to drip from drainage hole. I poked around the soil before watering, to try to find any gnats and i didnt see any fly up. As soon as water hit the soil, i saw about 3 fly up, tried to kill them. I am going to keep air blowing on the plants, to hopefully keep the gnats at bay. Will be getting some yellow sticky pads as well. The tent has been getting a little warm lately, in the lows 80's, up to 83. I decided to dim the light to 75%, and bring it closer. Light is currently at 75% 24". Overall I am very happy this week. 7/14 - Alright, so it has come down to pest management already. When I checked the girls out this morning, I found a lot of gnats. So I mixed in a little bit of diatomaceous earth into the top 3/4" of soil. Hopefully it doesn't cake up on me when i water next time. The original plan was to wait and ride them out to transplant, but when i saw the amount I gnats, I knew I had to do something. They did not like that at all, ill check back later tonight to see what carnage has been wrought to the gnats. Other than the gnat problem, the girls have been looking very good. I am a little concerned for Regina, she seems to be growing a little slower, and had some strange coloring in the growing fan leaves. I think she will pull through though. I saw a VPD chart that says my RH should be around 65-70% right now. So I'm shooting for that. I set up a little humidifier inside the tent. 7/15 - So it looks like the DE did the job, I poked around in the soil and couldn't find any gnats. Also I lifted the light up a little, to keep the canopy at 24". I ended up transplanting today, may be a little early, but it'l be alright. Dusted the transplant site and the root ball with great white myko. Added some more DE to the top of the pots to keep the gnats at bay. 7/16 - Nothing really going on today, the ladies are enjoying their new home, lots of growth over night. Didnt see any gnats today!
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1 more week, still greeting bigger and harder! 2nd one ready.
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semana 4 dia 22 dia 23 st a la sour diesel peque帽a dia 24 riego con 500ml y sus fertilizantes estoy esperando que el sustrato se seque sobre todo en la diesel auto mas pequena dia 25 no tengo luz full expectrum y estan con clf unos dias. dia 26. se le ven los pistilos de prefloracion dia 27: riego con 500ml con sus fertilizantes dia 28:
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The Bruce bangers are huge and falling under there own weight but no complaints here. They are starting to produce alot of trycomes and put on weight. I'm feeding them 600 ppm every 2 days and they could still use more just worried about burning but so far they are just hungry. I harvested the white widow girl they are hanging and will give a final harvest dry weight when they are dry. 2 of the widows got some good purple but all are fire. 馃敟 thanks for looking happy growing and god bless.!
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Tag 53: Noch eine Woche D眉ngen, dann wollte ich anfangen zu Sp眉len.
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No trouble week, didn鈥檛 do anything to plants. Flower grow starting week 6, at the rate these girls grow, will need to top a lot, to chop a lot of height before they are ready to move. This week I added 100 litres 100% tap water; 33 grams calcium nitrate 26 grams Jack Hydro 30 grams magnesium sulphate 250mL h2o2 90 mL regen-a-root 100mL mighty growth enhancer 100mL fulvic acid 10mL humic acid