Até aqui sem problemas, respondendo muito bem a lenta defoliação para cause o mínimo de stress possível, agora vai seguir assim até o final da floração, ansioso para ver esse Top Bud.🚀🚀🚀

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This week I transplant them in 2.5 gallons

On day 1 the reservoirs PH is 6.2. I defoliated leaves blocking the inside/lower canopy to give more light to lower growth points keeping the top 2 leaves on cola tops. The girls are deff still stretching :) So far so good. I'm glad I flipped to flower early this run and could see even dropping the veg time by another week. Its tough working in a small grow space but I'm determined to master it lol. I lowered the lights intensity from 85% to 75% to give my tops 600-800 PPFD. Usually I just blast the plants with 100% until the stretch is over but I'm realizing that I'm way over doing it based on my quantum sensors data. On day 2 the reservoirs PH is 6.1. The girls are still stretching and putting out new preflowers. My tallest cola is 9" from the light(the other lower colas are between 10"-12" away from grow light). On day 3 I adjusted the reservoirs PH up from 6.0 to 6.3. My tallest cola is 8.5" from the grow light. Lower colas are mostly 10" away from light. On day 4 the reservoirs PH is 6.3. My tallest cola is 7.5" from my grow light and the average/lower cola distance from grow light is 10-11". I defoliated large leafs that are blocking lower bud sites and or touching each other causing wet spots on the leaves. I want as much airflow as possible as I can not control my night time humidity which can be as high as 80%-90%. My last run I noticed some sugar leaves touching my grow box walls and this caused them to start rotting. I want to avoid that this time around so I'm being careful not to have any wet spots from leaves laying on each other as well as keeping all colas far enough from my walls. In the future I would like to have the ability for de humidification but being in a small grow box in a garage makes it difficult to control my lung room. On day 5 I adjusted the reservoirs PH up from 6.1 to 6.3. My tallest cola is 7" from the grow light. Lower colas are mostly 9"-10" away from light. I defoliated and removed lower bud sites not receiving enough light. On day 6 the reservoirs PH is 6.1. My tallest cola is 6.5" from the grow light. Lower colas are mostly 9"-10". My tallest cola is getting 1000 PPFD while my lowers are 600-800 PPFD. On day 7 I changed out the reservoir and adjusted the PH to 6.1. The tallest cola is 6" from the light. Lower colas are mostly 9"-10"

she really started to grow faster as she went into flowering so I kept the canopy level and installing a electric cable around my tent (remember cheap as possible) and using the pipe cleaner

will have to see but at 8 & 10 weeks, i think they look a little small. as long as i continue watering, this new maxsisun mf2000 should fatten these buds up. cant wait for next grow with the new light in 3x3 tent. this is becoming the best hobby i can recall next to working in my garden all summer. and this grow diary is great as you can have an honest review of progress etc...i have learned so much from this community. Thanks and Blessings for all!

Coupe effectué sur les feuille déformé et sur la tête principale pour effectué une division. Toujours aucun signe de parasite ou de maladie.

1ª Settimana di Fioritura 💐 Buongiorno amici 💚, La giovane Runtz 💓 inizia a diventare una ragazza e butta fuori i suoi primi peletti 😍👍🏻🚜

Everything is going great! On the 48th day of vegetation, we switched the light cycle to 12/12, and for the second week now, our beautiful Golden Sands - 1 has started flowering. She’s been growing rapidly and noticeably increasing in height. We continue to feed her with fertilizers from Xpert Nutrients, and the results are impressive. A huge thank you to Xpert Nutrients for their high-quality fertilizer, which is not only effective but also very easy to use. With such a reliable product, we’re confident that everything will turn out perfectly!

Week 18 Septembre 6 Flowering plants (a&b) are entering week 6 of flowering and still in peak bulking so for today's feed : - 0-52-34 ~ 18gr / 20L - 0-0-50 ~ 18gr/ 20L - Cal-Mag 3gr each. - 6 tbsp molasses/20L - Ph 6.3 & TDS 1600ppm As for the third plant (plant c) -Flush with plain water Performed a little mid flower defoliation on Plant C only and removed popcorn buds to open up the canopy.

🌿 Woche 20 – Mentha de Croco von Terpyz 🇩🇪 Endlich geht es los 🌸🔥! Beide Mentha de Croco haben jetzt mit der Blüte begonnen und ich freue mich unheimlich auf die kommenden Wochen 😍🌱 Die linke Pflanze ist inzwischen etwa 2,07 m, die rechte sogar ca. 2,20 m hoch 📏🚀. Aus den ehemaligen „Wolkenkratzern“ werden jetzt hoffentlich riesige Blütenbüsche 🌲🌸. Im unteren Bereich habe ich hier und da ein paar gelbe Blätter entfernt 🍂. Mit dem Topdress war ich leider ungefähr eine Woche zu spät, sodass die Pflanzen zwischenzeitlich einen leichten Stickstoffmangel gezeigt haben. Bei dieser unglaublichen Pflanzenmasse sind ein paar gelbe Blätter allerdings wirklich kein Drama 😄💚. Letzten Samstag habe ich Almicanna Kickflip leicht in die obere Erdschicht eingearbeitet 🌿. Am nächsten Tag gab es den Almicanna Flower Komposttee, den ich zuvor 48 Stunden gebraut hatte 🍵. Die Nährstofffreisetzung aus dem Topdress erfolgt natürlich zeitverzögert, weshalb die Pflanzen die zusätzlichen Nährstoffe nicht sofort zur Verfügung hatten. Die entfernten Blätter lasse ich im Eimer trocknen 🍂 und werde sie im Laufe der Saison wieder als Mulch für die Pflanzen verwenden. So bleibt die organische Masse im Kreislauf ♻️🌱. Jetzt stehe ich allerdings vor einer schwierigen Entscheidung 🤔: Lasse ich die Pflanzen einfach laufen und genieße den Aufbau riesiger Buds oder entferne ich gleich zu Beginn einen größeren Teil der Blüten 🌸✂️? Der Breeder gibt eine Blütezeit von 11–12 Wochen an. Damit wäre eine Ernte wahrscheinlich erst Ende Oktober bis Anfang November zu erwarten. Und bei einem typischen deutschen Herbst 🍂🌧️ muss man realistisch bleiben: Riesige, kompakte Buds hätten zu dieser Jahreszeit wahrscheinlich ein erhebliches Schimmelrisiko. Daher werde ich vermutlich nicht ganz der Natur ihren freien Lauf lassen können und die Pflanzen im weiteren Verlauf ordentlich auslichten müssen. Sicherheit vor maximaler Bud-Größe 🌧️🍃✂️. Am meisten freue ich mich aber jetzt schon auf den Herbst 🍂❤️. Die farnartigen Blätter dieser Genetik sind einfach wunderschön und wenn sie sich im Herbst noch entsprechend verfärben, wird das wahrscheinlich ein echtes Fest für die Augen 🍁🌿😍. Ich bin gespannt, was die nächsten 11–12 Wochen bringen 🚀🌸! 🌿 Week 20 – Mentha de Croco by Terpyz 🇬🇧 It’s finally happening 🌸🔥! Both Mentha de Croco plants have now started flowering, and I’m incredibly excited for the weeks ahead 😍🌱! The left plant is now around 2.07 m, while the right one has reached approximately 2.20 m 📏🚀. The former “skyscrapers” are now hopefully going to turn into huge flowering plants 🌲🌸. I removed a few yellowing leaves from the lower sections 🍂. I was unfortunately about one week late with the top dress, so the plants showed some mild nitrogen deficiency in the meantime. With this enormous amount of plant biomass, however, a few yellow leaves really aren’t a big deal 😄💚. Last Saturday I lightly worked Almicanna Kickflip into the upper soil layer 🌿. The following day, I gave them Almicanna Flower Compost Tea, which had been brewed for 48 hours 🍵. Since the nutrients from the top dress are released gradually, the additional nutrition wasn’t immediately available to the plants. I’m keeping the removed leaves in a bucket to dry 🍂 and will use them as mulch for the plants later in the season ♻️🌱. Now I have a difficult decision to make 🤔: Do I let the plants run naturally and enjoy watching them build huge buds, or should I remove a significant number of flowers right at the beginning 🌸✂️? The breeder lists a flowering time of 11–12 weeks, which would put harvest somewhere around late October to early November. With a typical German autumn 🍂🌧️, we have to be realistic: enormous, dense buds would carry a very high risk of mold this late in the season. So unfortunately, I probably won’t be able to let nature completely take its course. I’ll most likely have to thin the plants out quite heavily as flowering progresses. Better to sacrifice some bud size than lose everything to mold 🌧️🍃✂️. What I’m looking forward to the most, though, is the autumn show 🍂❤️. The fern-like leaves of this genetics are absolutely beautiful, and if they develop some spectacular autumn colors, I think these plants will become a real feast for the eyes 🍁🌿😍. I can’t wait to see what the next 11–12 weeks bring 🚀🌸!

Sticky Broccoli Auto — Week 3 Update Grower: Stoney Stark / Little Lilly Farms Event: Eternity Cup Stage: Late Veg (Pre-Flower Transition Approaching) ⸻ Growth Overview Week 3 showed aggressive vegetative expansion. Plants are stacking nodes quickly with strong lateral branching and tight internodal spacing. No visible pistils yet, but structure suggests pre-flower is approaching soon. Feeding frequency has increased to near-daily, which aligns with rapid coco dry-back under elevated PPFD and warmer temps. Plants are handling higher EC without tip burn or clawing, indicating strong uptake and healthy root function. ⸻ Light Settings 2/5 — Spectrum Adjustment • 60% Cool • 40% Warm • 0% IR • 0% UV • 430 PPFD This spectrum favors vegetative growth by emphasizing blue light for tighter structure while maintaining enough red for balanced development. ⸻ Environment 2/6 • Temp: 84°F • RH: 69% VPD is on the higher transpiration side at that temperature. This explains the heavier feeding demand and strong nutrient pull. Plants are metabolically active and drinking accordingly. ⸻ Watering & Nutrient Log All nutrient amounts listed per gallon. ⸻ 2/6 • 1 gallon mixed • ¼ gallon per plant via auto system • 1050 PPM • 5.8 pH .5 ml Silicium 2 ml Mag-Cal 10 ml Cocos A 6 ml Cocos B 1 ml Royal Rush 4 ml Pure Zym 4 ml Photo + 2 ml Fish Sh!t 5 ml Ruby Fulvic Notes: Elevated PPM largely from Scientetics Mag-Cal addition. No signs of toxicity; plants appear to be responding positively. ⸻ 2/7 • Light defoliation • Cleaned lower growth to prevent sprayer interference • Removed 2 larger fan leaves per plant for penetration • 5-gallon batch mixed • Auto system ran 2 minutes • 5.8 pH • No runoff Nutrient mix remained identical. ⸻ 2/8 • Auto system ran 3 minutes • Small runoff achieved • 1250 PPM • 5.8 pH Same nutrient ratios maintained. Observation: 1250 PPM in week 3 is aggressive for autos, but structure and leaf posture suggest they’re metabolizing efficiently. ⸻ 2/10 • Removed 2 large top leaves per plant to open side branching • 2 gallons mixed • Auto ran 3 minutes • ½ gallon per plant • Small runoff achieved • 900 PPM • 5.8 pH Adjusted mix: .5 ml Silicium 2 ml Mag-Cal 10 ml Cocos A 6 ml Cocos B 1 ml Royal Rush 4 ml Pure Zym 2 ml Fish Sh!t 5 ml Ruby Fulvic Photo + removed this feed cycle. Lowered PPM to 900 — a smart reset to prevent salt stacking while maintaining daily feeding cadence. ⸻ Nutrient Function Breakdown Silicium • Strengthens cell walls • Improves stress tolerance • Supports upright leaf posture Mag-Cal • Provides calcium for cell structure • Magnesium for chlorophyll production • Essential under high LED intensity Cocos A & B • Primary macro base (NPK + micros) • Drives vegetative expansion Royal Rush • Early metabolic stimulator • Supports nitrogen utilization Pure Zym • Enzyme product • Breaks down dead root matter • Prevents medium compaction in coco Fish Sh!t • Microbial inoculant • Enhances nutrient conversion Ruby Fulvic • Chelation support • Improves micronutrient uptake • Increases efficiency at higher EC Photo + (earlier feeds) • Carbohydrate support • Microbial fuel • Supplemental metabolic enhancer ⸻ Technical Observations • Feeding frequency is appropriate for 84°F + 430 PPFD • Achieving slight runoff on 3-minute cycle is ideal • Dropping from 1250 to 900 PPM was a strong preventative move • No pistils yet — expect pre-flower within 5–10 days At this pace, they are setting up for a strong stretch phase. Structurally, they look primed for a controlled but productive transition into flower.

Still looking good! I'll have to chop next week either way to to personal circumstances, but I'm thinking they'll be just about ready by then anyway.

This is a very interesting week! After mainlining, I transplanted the lady into a 3L AirPot, adding 3 spoons of Mykos by Xtreme Gardening, 45g of BioMagno Algae and 5g of BioMagno Neem Flour. I uploaded a time-lapse video that shows the process. Then I fed her with the nutes you see above this comment, in 1L of water (actually, 750ml would be better). I hope you liked this week content! Day 28 (May 7, 2019): 0.5L of tap water with Activator @ 0.5ml/L and Rizostimo @ 1ml/L.

Nearing the end, the past week I only gave plain water and yesterday added 2ml/L of Flawless Finish. The tent is filled with notes of citrus. Buds are getting heavier and require support (blue vinyl cord visible in pictures).

Great stuff, all the seeds are up. One still has it's helmet on, but it'll grow out of it soon. The Carl #2 seed seems to be a mutant of some kind as it has way too many cotyledons. Gave smaller amounts of water while they were seeds, gonna slowly increase to normal now that they've all popped up. I'm gonna start with a very light feeding of bloom ferts to promote rooting, and then use no nutes for the first couple weeks. The plan for these plants will be to try and create as much lateral growth as possible while the weather gets nice outside, then I'll transfer one of the best phenos and one of the not as good phenos to 25gal pots and stick em in the sun. I'm gonna be trying to do pest control with a combination of predator insects and deterrent plants. The main goal of the outdoor grow is to test and develop my IPM skills while trying to grow the biggest plants possible. -2/6/2021 Been a solid week so far, the growth has been fairly vigorous as of last night; it would seem that the root mass finally reached an acceptable size. -2/7/2021 Watered with a bit of bloom nutes and some VeloKelp, shot a timelapse.

We’re slowly coming to the end of the grow. It’s a really great plant. Some of its leaves are now taking on a lovely red hue. We’ll be harvesting it next week.

Grew a bit lol