Not a bad yield, smells really nice, fuel and berries

Week 12 has ended and the girls got an extremely decent purple buds.

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German: Am 14.09.2026 startete der Umzug ins Living Soil. Die Wurzeln haben das Kokos-Tablett gut durchdrungen und es ist Zeit für das finale Umtopfen. Weshalb mache ich keinen Zwischentopf? Weil ich faul bin 😁. Und was mit Autos funktioniert, wird wohl auch mit Photos klappen! In die Mitte des Topfes ein kleines Loch gegraben, die kleine Mandarin Punch vorsichtig über Kopf aus dem engen Zuchtbehälter gedrückt und ebenso vorsichtig eingegraben und angegossen. Ich verwende über den gesamten Grow nur Leitungswasser, was mindestens 24 Stunden abgestanden ist. Kein zusätzlicher Dünger — nur das Living Soil. Durch das große Topfvolumen müsste es genügend Puffer für die Mikroorganismen geben, um die Oflanze für den gesamten Run mit Nährstoffen zu versorgen — das ist die Idee hinter Living Soil. Keine Zusätze, einfach natürlich wachsen. Zwischendurch werde ich mit selbstgemachten Wurmtee gießen. Zu guter letzt noch das Stroh kleingeschnitten, alles schön bedecken und … Let it grow! Achja, meine SANlight habe ich auf 15% Leistung bei ca. 40 cm Abstand gestellt. Somit liegt der PPFD bei ca. 300 µmol/m²/s und damit für die zweite Woche im Idealbereich. Das Pflänzchen entwickelt sich weiterhin gut. __________ Englisch: September 14, 2026 — Moving day into the living soil! The roots have nicely punched through the coco pellet, so it’s time for the final transplant. Why no intermediate potting stages? Honestly, because I’m lazy 😁. Besides, if it works for autoflowers, it’ll definitely work for photoperiods too! I dug a small hole right in the center of the pot, carefully flipped the little Mandarin Punch upside down to slide it out of its starter cell, and gently buried it before giving it a light watering. Throughout this entire grow, I will only be using tap water that has off-gassed for at least 24 hours. Zero bottled nutrients — just the living soil. Thanks to the massive pot volume, there should be plenty of buffer for the microorganisms to feed the plant for the entire run — that’s the whole philosophy behind living soil. No additives, just pure natural growth. Along the way, I’ll occasionally top things off with some homemade worm tea. Lastly, I chopped up the straw, nicely covered the top layer, and … Let it grow! Oh, and I bumped my SANlight up to 15% power at a 40 cm distance. This brings the PPFD to around 300 µmol/m²/s, keeping it right in the sweet spot for week 2.The little lady is doing great and pushing right ahead.

Just so you know, this was my first ever grow, i had help and did tons of research. It wasnt all me on this one

Servus Moin! Die Deep Jealousy Auto hat aufgehört zu stretchen und bildet mittlerweile schon richtig die Buds aus. Bin gespannt was das kleine Setup mit der 54W Lampe abwirft.

Non ph'ed water in a plastic cup. This one showed some root as first, i directly noticed a double tap-root, can't wait to see this sprout... Sun of a Peach by Anesia Seeds feminized seeds Genetics: 70% Indica / 30% Sativa Gorilla Piss x Permanent Marker Yield : 550 – 600g/m² • 800 – 1000 g/plant Flowering time: 7 – 8 weeks Harvest Outdoors : end of September suitable for indoors and outdoors Height: 100-120 cm • 160-200 cm THC : up to 38% THC Aromas / flavors : peach, lemon Sun of a peach Step into a realm of serene creativity and unparalleled tranquility with Sun of a Peach, an exceptional feminized strain that epitomizes the perfect synergy between relaxation and imaginative stimulation. This unique variety is the progeny of two exceptionally potent and diverse strains, Gorilla Piss and Permanent Marker, weaving together a genetic tapestry that is predominantly Indica (70%) with a touch of Sativa (30%). Sun of a Peach is the embodiment of a serene retreat and a creative muse, designed for those who seek to enrich their sensory experiences and elevate their state of mind. Sun of a Peach inherits its remarkable qualities from two dynamic strains. Permanent Marker, an indica-dominant hybrid, is a concoction of Biscotti, Jealousy, and Sherbet BX, offering a perfect daytime retreat. Gorilla Piss, the other half of this genetic marvel, is a balanced hybrid derived from GG4 and Norcal Cat Piss. With a 50/50 sativa-indica ratio and a 37% THC content, it's designed for the experienced consumer. Prepare to be astounded by the potency of Sun of a Peach, with THC levels soaring up to 38%. This powerhouse of a plant delivers an aromatic profile dominated by peach and lemon notes, a testament to its vibrant lineage. Also a diesel sharpness, complemented by the dominating fruity tones, makes every toke an invigorating sensory journey. Sun of a Peach is your go-to for flipping the chill switch and sparking up that creative engine. Feeling the drag of the daily grind or just looking to mellow out with some friends? This strain's got you covered. And when the munchies hit, you'll be raiding the kitchen like there's no tomorrow. Growing Sun of a peach Cultivating Sun of a Peach is a rewarding endeavor, offering bountiful yields that cater to both indoor and outdoor growers. Indoor growers can expect to harvest between 550 – 600g/m², while outdoor enthusiasts may reap an impressive 800 – 1000g per plant. This strain is characterized by a rapid flowering period of just 7 – 8 weeks, ensuring a timely harvest by the end of September. Sun of a Peach exhibits a versatile growth pattern, reaching optimal heights of 100-120 cm indoors and 160-200 cm outdoors, making it an ideal choice for various cultivation setups. Sun of a Peach is more than just a cannabis strain; it is a sanctuary of calm and a catalyst for creativity. Whether you're combating the monotony of daily life or seeking solace in the company of friends, this strain offers a harmonious blend of relaxation and mental stimulation. It serves as an ideal remedy for chronic fatigue, mood fluctuations, and stress, providing users with a profound sense of happiness, an uplift in artistic expression, and a delightful surge in appetite. Sun of a Peach invites you on a journey to a paradise where creativity flows unbounded and relaxation is deep and meaningful. For those who value the essence of laid-back moments and the spark of creative insight, Sun of a Peach is your passport to bliss. Embark on this extraordinary adventure, where each session is a step closer to utopia. Grab your seeds now and let the journey to unparalleled euphoria and artistic inspiration begin.

They were both fed today with 1.15 liters of approximately 6.10 ph balanced water with the following nutrients: Growth science, big bud and extra cal mag! They have all shown signs of recovery with new growth sites having no signs of cal mag issues or any other deficiencies. Gorilla cookies did amazing with topping, her neighbor not so much and I will definitely not top the Afghan kush from fast buds next time. New gravity fed watering system installed today! Until next time!

If ye look at the back right there seems to be a we mutatedeaf growing in the pot beside the actual seed haha

Wish the bird the leaf ratio was a little better which it wasn’t too bad but other than that I don’t have any complaints and Would recommend it

Transplanted into 2 gallon plastic pots I used fox farm soil ocean forest growing a little slow but I’m sure growth will pick up after she settles into the new pot I’m going to put them out in about 16 days going to be transplanting into 30 to 50 gallon pots next see how big I can get them before flower should be fun to see it play out lol

Here we grow! These are clones of Mandarin Cookies, rooted in peat plugs, under low light T5 Sunblaster 24w, inside a dome, keeping humidity levels high.

Harvest after 9.5 weeks 🏼 Whole plant cut off Hanging in the fridge now 15° and 45-60 % We'll see 🏼 I gave away a lot of my harvest by running into a nutrient deficiency at the start of flower. Next run is going to be a dwc hydro system 🏼

Grow Diary – Week 15 Catching Up & Plant Training Last week was super busy due to the Mary Jane expo, so I barely had any time for the garden and could only keep an eye on things via the camera feed. Because of that, there was quite a bit of work waiting for me this week. I focused heavily on the High Society and the Zupernova. I started by transplanting just one High Society and one Zupernova into big 30-liter pots, while the rest of the plants will follow later this week. Checking the root ball during the process, the transplant came at the absolute perfect time. The roots were incredibly dense, fully binding the substrate, and showed a beautifully healthy, bright white-to-beige color with no signs of root rot. In their new 30L homes, they have all the space they need to explode. To shape a great canopy, I put these plants through a round of Super Cropping by snapping the branches. They feature thick, well-established main stalks that provide excellent structural stability for this kind of high-stress training. I followed this up with some thorough defoliation to clear out the lower growth, improve airflow, and get the light right where it needs to be. The foliage looks highly vibrant and bushy with a rich green color, showing great overall vitality, though I noticed some genetic purple/reddish tinting on the stems which is typical for these genetics. **Current Environment & Setup** The climate in the tent is looking very solid and stable right now. The air temperature is sitting comfortably at 26.4 °C with a relative humidity of 64.7%. This puts the VPD at a perfect 1.21 kPa, which is an absolute sweet spot for this stage of growth. Down in the medium, the soil temperature is at 24.4 °C with a moisture level of 40.3%. The main ventilation fan is working away at level 10 to manage the temperature and humidity, keeping everything perfectly on track after a busy week of maintenance! Thanks for tuning in and following along with this week's update. Let's see how the girls bounce back from the heavy training and stretch into their new pots over the coming days. Happy growing to you all, and see you next week!

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60x60 cm tent in a 1920's peek-in-closet Oversized vent for silence High power DIY LED True SoG 12/12 from seed with 15 plants in 2L pots Watering all plants in bottom tray with 30% of total pot size (10L) WEEK 1 DAY 1 - Germinated in paper towel DAY 3 - Planted into pots + Lights ON at 125w DAY 5 - All plants have broken soil DAY 7 - Slight stretch - Light at 185w WEEK 2 Two of the Iced Out are lagging behind, others are on point - I'm trying to push light and nutes to the max. Extraction fan (AC infinity Cloudline T6) on level 2. DAY 13 - First full watering (10L) with 20 ml Canna Terra Vega DAY 14 - Circulation fan turned on (low) during lights on WEEK 3 Good growth, two Iced Out still lagging DAY 18 - Light at 225w, Extraction fan on level 3 during lights on DAY 20 - 2nd watering, 8L with 30ml Vega + Light at 250w DAY 21 - On point, mostly :) Could've pushed nutes a bit more from the go

I will be starting the flush a week earlier then I expected these girls are clouding up super fast. The Jack Herer will need another 2 week at the least. But the Tangie and Durban Poison will for sure be done sooner.