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@Tipton
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Let the flower begin! Shut the lights off April 1st so when they wake up at 7am the flower cycle is on!!!! Let's "flipping" GOOOO
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@Lovemabud
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All set for another shed grow now the temps a dropping. This is another tin shed grow and they certainly have there challenges. I thought I would waterproof my shed, unfortunately I sealed the outside not realising that run off channels run down the panel, I effectively stopped all drainage and due to a shipload of rain the last few days it's wet inside. Lucky I have my tent raised. A problem that will certainly need to be fixed prior to flowering, for now I'll just make sure I'm wearing my gumboots.
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more later 3rd Apr, today is day of two Amnesias - its time. they are on peak trichoms are milky 10% amber. Zkittles is on grotek final flush strawberry I trying if it change her smell and she is good now, but I fed her week ago with rocket fuel some fertilizers for peppers (11-6-8) coz im was out with bloom fertilizer, Amnesia 3 get this feed too but little bit improvemed with bio grow and rest of biobloom, yesterday I bought Powder Feeding PK booster/mineral and thats should be good. More later after some smoke :D
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27.03. Day 51 Flower 31 Alles gut, schöne trichs. 03.04. Schönes Wachstum. 04.04. Riecht sehr nach Marmelade orange. Und süß.
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Day 64 Flower 40 Hallo Leute seid mir willkommen zu : GRAPE APE F1 die einem beim Riechen zum Niesen bringt. Es kribbelt wie Zitronensäure. Die muss sauer sein. Es gibt immer mehr Lila, auf jeder Traubenaffen F1 die so ca 2 Wochen in Blüte ist. Schick. Die Pflanzen an sich bleiben klein, kein Wachstum. Die Knospen schon 😍. Sie Pludern sich auf, strecken sich und werden bestimmt hart sein. Das habe ich nicht getestet, ich will ihre Entwicklung nicht stören. ❤️ Ich liebe Cannabis zu growen. Das macht so viel Spaß ( wenn es klappt ). Ich bin zwar Großmeister, und meine Knospen sind herrlich, aber meine Pflanzen sehen immer sehr mitgenommen aus. Hüstel(geheucheltes Husten, nur wegen der Dramatik) Wenn ich das kann, kannst du das auch. Es ist legal in Deutschland 3 Pflanzen zu haben. Ich würde sagen Grape Ape auf dem Balkon geht voll klar. Gute Erde dazu. Dünger wäre toll, ist aber kein muss. Die Nachbarn kriegen das auf jeden Fall nicht über den Geruch mit . 1. Dezent 2. Weintrauben 3. Klein Nur so als Gedanke. Ich freue mich jedenfalls über ihr Aussehen ( für mich, nicht schlecht ), und diesen Geruch. So Sauer+Trauben+weed. Ich glaube das ist ne richtige Hardcore INDICA. 😳 Steht ja auch so in der Beschreibung.... 👍
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W7.D1(46) 🌱📚👋🎉🕗 Greetings to all our blog readers in the 7th week 🌱📚! We are inching closer to the flowering stage 🌸, yet we're not quite ready to bloom just yet 👋. The 3DScrog structure is finally taking on its designed appearance 🎉, a milestone that suggests most of the forthcoming adjustments can be efficiently managed from within 🕗. 🌼🔥💛🛠️💧 The appearance of yellow burns on a number of the top buds is a tale of inexperience and carelessness 💛🔥 - a consequence of not washing away the small "puddles" that formed and dried out after treating them with neem oil mixed with an emulsifier 🛠️💧. I suspect it's the toxic effect of the emulsifier at play 🌼. I've since rinsed the leaves with clean water a couple of times to mitigate the damage 💧. 💦🌿💪🚿🌺 As we proceed, our plant begins to demand more water 💦, showing signs of a robust thirst that's growing just as she is 💪🌿. This increasing need for hydration is yet another step in her journey towards full bloom 🚿🌺. W7.D2(47) 🌱🌞🍃🔍📆 Here we are at the dawn of 🌱🌞 the second day of the seventh week! I've managed to perform a modest 🍃 defoliation of the largest fan leaves to clear the way for the sunlight to reach a multitude of 🌱 sprouts breaking through from below. 🤔💡🌿📏 While they continue to grow, I'm contemplating the 🤔 optimization of the internal space and have temporarily removed 4 skewers, concluding that it's possible to proceed without them. 💡 This exercise in minimalism not only simplifies our setup but also aligns with the philosophy of making more out of less. W7.D3(48) 🌱📚🔧🌟📈 On the third day of the seventh week, in the space that had been 🌱📚 previously cleared, a structure for training was set up, and the sprouts embarked on their journey 🌱🔧 towards their designated sections. Not all sections are 📚 fully occupied at this moment. 🌟🔍🌿📏🔝 However, I believe that by the time we reach the 🔝 top of the cage, we'll have the opportunity to see 🌟🔍🌿 every cell brimming with life. 📏 W7.D4(49) 🌞🌿🍃🔍💡 Today marks a new day in our journey, where I gently 🌞 guide the leaves downwards, 🍃 unveiling the blossoms to a greater abundance of sunlight. While 🌿 lollipopping is a common practice at this stage, my stance against extensive 🍃 defoliation is firm - only minimal removal is permissible, and here's why I believe so: ATP in the plant is produced through 🌿 cellular respiration and 🌞 photosynthesis, with glucose for respiration being synthesized solely through photosynthesis. Discovering that the plant and all its energy come directly from the air was a revelation to me (a heartfelt thank you to Mark Rober for his enlightening videos). 💡🍃🌞🔬🌿 To put it succinctly, the transformation of carbon dioxide into ATP and NADPH occurs through photosynthesis during the light phase, and then, these ATP and NADPH are utilized to convert CO2 into glucose, nourishing the entire plant! So, when you consider removing chloroplasts in its leaves, always remember, you're cutting off its primary source of life force. W7.D5(50) 😊🌼🔍🔧💡 More and more blossoms are eager to witness the magic of the bulbs 😊), and I'm thrilled to assist them in this endeavor - today, I've incorporated additional components to expand the number of sections, making it easier to tuck away the growing foliage. 🌱🔍📐✅ I hope this time I've meticulously planned the ventilation correctly.. 🌱🔍📐✅ W7.D6(51) 🌿😕🌱📖🌟 Today, I embarked on a journey 🌿 through an activity I don't usually relish 😕 - defoliation 🌱. This task, while not my favorite, is infused with the purpose 📖 of achieving greater control over the nurturing 🌟 of individual stems into their dedicated spaces. 🌱🔧❤️📚🌈 Yes, it's a necessity ❤️ for me to fine-tune 🔧 the placement of each stem 🌱 into its own cell, ensuring a symphony of growth 📚 that harmonizes with my gardening ambitions 🌈. 🔍🌿🔲🌐🚀 My aspiration 🔍 is to guide 🌿 a single stem into each cell, while the larger squares 🔲 at the corners remain untouched, a testament to potential space expansion 🌐 in this ever-evolving garden cosmos 🚀.
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Here we are. Week 2. On the Day 8 video, I give my method on how I produce nearly zero larf and huge buds. It's easier than most think 😉
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Her leaves are forming perfect…you can see the kush genetics from her broad leaves.
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This plant had a 2 week veg time and yielded insane buds
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One more week till chop. Huge dense nugs with high resin levels and LOUD terps.
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Jour 55 sur 65 Plus la fin approche et plus elle est jolie .J'aime la cultiver elle sens très fort les agrumes
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Harvested today. Day 70. Nice unique terp profile on her. Reminds me of sour worm sweets.
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Another week closer..... Welll this is the end...this is the last week, the girls are finishing ripening up..All frosty and sticky. There looking great under the scope. milky and some amber...Just the way I like it.. Not a bad grow, I just have to remember that these girls grow big [ tall ] ..Its ok we managed. Well thats it for this week.... Until next week, smoke a fatty, help out your fellow grower.
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Sorprendente questa gorilla 🦍 cookies 🍪 tra poco la testo e vi dirò com'è...,. Sicuramente gustosa e forte...
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@Elk419
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63 days of flower and chopped. Didn't want much amber on this indica. Weight will be determined after dry. Buds are basically dripping in resin and are frosty AH. Pics just don't do it justice.