First week of flowering went well. See pic descriptions for details or hit us up if you want to know more!

End of Week 16 (9th week of flower) Final week of flower. Turned the lights wattage down at the end of this week to 400W to mimmic the sun moving further away from the earth during Autumn and Winter seasons. This also creates an overall cooler temperature signalling to the ladies that the end is in sight. This also protects the trichomes and ensures they don't get damaged and also dropped the The ladies are fading more and more into their vibrant autumn shades. With hues of pink and purple that makes me so excited! Feeding just PH correct water until harvest, which is around the corner. We are currently on day 63 of flower and checked the trichomes - just a few specs of amber and the cloudy trichomes are more prominent although there are still some clear ones. We will push to harvest within the next couple of days, around day 67-69 Pest Report: None Smell Report: Staaaaanky!

En esta nueva semana, he subido la dosis de Bio-Grow 1ml/l más, la planta en sí a desarrollado un tronco grueso con grandes hojas, lo que viene siendo una índica. No presenta ningún defecto, carencia o exceso. Espero que en 1-2 semanas empiece a tirar pistilos, os traeré las mejores fotos y videos que pueda, dulces fumadas máquinas.💀

Active flowering began 😈, I gave fertilizers from the second week of flowering

December 8 2018 day 73 from seed light burn but still going good

Most of them made it only 1 six shooter definitely didnt make it and a cream cookies is a lil stuck. I threw a mexican airlines in the old six shooter cup but just letting it germinate in the soil I havnt done that in a while. They are going to get another feed tmm. The medium is a 50/50 coco/soil mix since I'm using the green buzz and its organic I figured a little soil might be beneficial. Day 7 from germination they should be ready to go into their final pots in the next few days.

Burnt the shit out of her. I'm not to happy about it. But she will be fine. Just loosing time. My fault, I gave her 730+ ppm, I'm getting sloppy. She will recover. Greenhouse is ready. So the move is on.

Started Week 9 Day 57 Very proud of being a Canna Grower Very proud of planting the first seeds Now look what we have after almost 60 days, full of buds, crystal en resin coming deep in each flower! Day 58 Time to feed them nutes Going hard 1900ppm This is my top and then going down Then flushing so they get what they need and clean the extra for last 2 weeks Day 59 Not bad after all, no nutrient burnt All leaves looking good All plants doing great And getting closer to the harvest season! Day 60 Probably gonna give them some tap water 143 ppm TDS reads Ph 6 sounds good to me! More pictures coming up soon... Day 61.62.63 She's doing great didn't have the time to go crazy on pics lately so I owe you that guys Sorry but for next week will have tons Quick update They're doing good but it was hot lately like 28/30 at night and 32 at day inside AC Humidity lvl was 60/70% Was Rainy outside some days Not anymore tho

Forced harvest @ day 53, nanners explotion! She s not full ready yet but I don't want seeds in my buds! I ll update after drying, I expect 50 grams final (final outcome 37g). So, I learned it s not a good idea growing bag seeds, but at the end the outcome is good enough if I thinking about the troubles I had! @ the end I discovered that growing Mary it s sooo easy, more than my flowers in balcony ahahahah, and it s absolutely possible with micro space/budget. My enviroment is a grow box 40x40x120cm with 2 China led cob lights very cheap! You can do this only learning from guides on the web and discovering other diaries in this beautiful site! I hope my diary will helpful for all the guys who, like me, looking to manage the hermie problems! So I already start my new cicle, Wappa and Bruce Banner #3 (this time no bag seeds!) stay tuned!

Well week 3 started on Monday, I'm late to the party, lol. Everything is going pretty decent so far. One surprise though...they have a smell. They didn't at this stage last time. Weird, lol. I gave them a slight trim and will be done with that until flowering. They seem very happy! ✌️❤️😁🍀🎶 EB

The nutrients are always referred to the 3 youngest plants! The older one (Black x Mexican) and the Critical Auto is taking about 1ml/L of CalMag 2ml/L of Coco A 2ml/L of CocoB Until this point the only plant trained was Black x Mexican, with LST and suppercropping (on accident, trying to bend a branch for LST) and some defoliation

Week 3/6 veg: 1/1/25 Just watering and twisting/bending branches every couple of days. Not putting a lot of effort into training in hopes of creating taller plants within my 6 week veg timeframe. They are loving the slow release nutrients and the extra space for roots Veg tea in a few weeks Light at 40% but will be increased next week

wow, she's amazing:) with the conditions she has, this is a super result :) the weather is not spoiling us - every day, little sun - lots of clouds + almost half a balcony :D :D she has 3 more weeks - then I'll go on a long vacation :) everything didn't go as planned,:) I think she needs more time:) there will be a renewal until the finish :).

Defoliated on day 82. Flowers are starting to get sticky on sugar leaves & the pine smell is picking up but not as strong as expected the Gelato buds are starting to amber up. Think I'm going to up the Foliage Pro a ml as is see some yellowing since I switched up the ratio.

Clementine Slush #3: Her spot in the back left means I'll have to do some interesting shaping to keep her back edges from spreading too far and touching the sides of the tent. Outside of that, she is stretching nice and growing well! She is loving that back grow and responding really well to the stability in general. Tent-Wide Updates: Week 2 Flower — Big Trim Complete!!! Week 2 of flower is officially in the books, and this was the week where the plants really started showing me what kind of canopy I was working with! My goal coming into flower was to keep stress as low as possible. I had done a lot of training during veg, and after dealing with seeded runs in the past, I really wanted to avoid stacking stress during the transition. For most of the first two weeks, I stayed very hands-off outside of small maintenance trims where branches or leaves were being pushed into the tent walls. The biggest challenge continued to be humidity. These five plants are transpiring like crazy and drinking an enormous amount of water, so I focused heavily on environmental control instead of plant manipulation. I added: - a second fan aimed through the middle/under canopy - stronger oscillating airflow across the canopy - a 25-foot 6-inch exhaust hose so I could vent the humid tent air directly outside instead of recycling it into the lung room That made a huge difference. Once we reached around Flower Day 14, I finally did the planned big cleanup. Each plant got a selective lower and interior defoliation/lollipop, removing weak shaded branches, large fan leaves that were trapping moisture, and growth that clearly wasn't going to reach useful light. I tried very hard not to go overboard haha. The goal was not to strip the plants, but to create airflow channels through the canopy and remove growth that wasn't contributing much. The plants responded beautifully! Within a day or two they were already standing tall, stretching, and stacking flower sites like nothing happened. My Week 2 reservoir feed gradually shifted more toward flower nutrition while still leaving a little Ventana Plant Science Grow in the mix. Average Week 2 feed per gallon: 0.75 ml Ventana Plant Science Structure 0.5–1.25 ml Ventana Plant Science Grow 2.25–3 ml Ventana Plant Science Flower 8.5 ml Ventana Plant Science Support EC: 1.2–1.3 pH: 5.5–5.7 No Expand yet during Week 2. The plants continued drinking around 4 gallons every 1–2 days, which is honestly getting kind of ridiculous haha. I am still sticking with my smaller, clean reservoir strategy instead of filling the full 12 gallons. The reservoir stays extremely clean, there is no algae or biological buildup, and I can make small nutrient adjustments with each refill. The biggest change heading into Week 3 is that stretch is beginning to slow and the flowers are really starting to stack. From here, the goal is simple: Hands off. Stable environment. Stable feed. Let the flowers build. I am extremely happy with how healthy the tent looks right now, and I am hoping this low-stress approach gives me exactly what I want — healthy, high-quality, seed-free flower.

At least one plant or more is needing water daily as they are drinking so much.. still trying to pull the humidity down as it's in the high 60s. Other then that..the girls are looking phenomenal.. Hope to see you guys till the end..It's Going to be an Amazing Harvest

Resining like never this one is super cold the buds They are very compact and already heavy I will keep nutrients more on a smaller scale, I removed some fans for fresh air and more light in the cup, very happy with this girl