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Привет друзья. Моей растихе сегодня 103 дня. Паутинный клещь побеждаю На много стало зеленее и пушистей. Растение пришло в себя. 20.10 перевёл свет в режим 12/12 Начал применять LST технику на 19 дне и продалжаю применять её через день, а 18 августа добавил ДЕФОЛИЗАЦИЮ С 20.08 ДЕФОЛИЗАЦИЮ делаю каждые 3,4 дня С 20.08 LST технику делаю каждые 4.6 дней На сегодняшний день влажность 54% 5.09.2023 заметил высокий Ph 7.9 С 48 дня Ph не ниже 5.8 На сегодняшний день Ph 6.0 Начал кормить с 60 дня Canna Terra Vega PPM 870 Всем мира и добра! Не забудь поставить лайк❤️, если понравилась как прошла неделя И читайте наш TELEGRAM: https://t.me/smail_seeds #Smail_Seeds 😀
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The sixth week of flowering has been remarkably stable, and for the first time in a while the weather worked in my favor. With cooler and more consistent conditions, maintaining the environment became much easier, allowing the plants to focus fully on flower development. Despite increasing the distance between the light and the canopy earlier, the yellowing of the upper leaves continued to progress. In response, I decided to reduce the light intensity from level 9 to level 8, which is currently delivering approximately 900–1100 µmol/m²/s across the canopy. The adjustment appears to have helped, as the yellowing has noticeably slowed and may have paused altogether. Although some of the top fan leaves have become discolored, the plants themselves remain vigorous and continue to produce increasingly dense, trichome-covered flowers. Resin production is accelerating, and the buds are beginning to gain the weight and structure that signal the approach of the final ripening phase. As mentioned in earlier entries, the grow is now firmly in cruise-control mode. Most of the intensive work is behind me, and the focus has shifted almost entirely to maintaining stable conditions and allowing the plants to finish naturally. Next week I plan to discontinue both Cal-Mag and Bio Enhancer, after which the plants will complete the run with a 1–2 week flushing period before harvest. One of the most satisfying moments of the week happened this morning when I noticed the first branch beginning to lean sideways under the weight of its buds. It is a welcome sign that the flowers are gaining substantial mass, but it also means I will need to provide additional support over the coming days as they continue to swell. With the finish line now clearly in sight, patience becomes the key ingredient. The flowers are getting heavier, frostier, and more aromatic each day, and the garden is steadily moving toward what should be a rewarding harvest.
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Another week in the books, one maybe 2 more to go, if the weather holds and humidity doesn't go crazy. Since grow diaries doesn't support more than 32 weeks, it's a bit of a pain to track the rest of this grow. Still I will post updates.
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(39 day VEG)(56 day flower)(107 day clone to harvest) Co2@800 Made a huge difference 70klux is to high lighting. 60-65 was best 87f+ leaf temp is to high in flower - 80did well Hot temps made the leaves ugly Auto irrigation went wrong because the water pressure was not even on all 11 spouts. Two box fans were not enough. It seems more wind make denser buds The plants closer to the fans were denser The Liquid humic acid i think made a small difference. That “Grow More Liquid kelp” exploded growths during veg stage The southern AG microbes did well to keep my roots healthy(once a week) I should have topped the clones at the 3rd node so itd be easier to harvest I lollipopped plants day 1 flower, day 21 flower, and start of week5. I defoliated before flower, day 14 flower, wk7 flower, and 2 days before harvest I want to defoliate the week before harvest and flush 5days before harvest ———————— Harvest Wet Trimmed First 3 days 55%RH then 52-60% for 17 days. Ill split branches to speed drying next time Temp 68F Indirect Fans After Drying: Homemade tumbler/trimmer Pvc pipe inserted into a barrel made from chicken wire and bucket lids tacked together. Sits inside of a tote bucket. The tote bucket holds the trimmings and kief that falls from buds Put into mason jars ——- Weight: 1: 71g 2: 48g 3: 78g 4:41g 5:56g
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Did a little HST and filmed some Blurple Tent Action for my boy Ferenchy.
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Au Final cette Gorillacookies Auto me donne un résultat de 900grammes 4 pots serviront à la fabrication de haschisch (technique bubble hash avec toute les petites têtes à la base de la plante ) Les 14 pots restants à goûter et à savourer après une période d’affinage minimale de 3 semaines(je suis pas prêt de la goûter …) Poids mesurés après un séchage de 11 jours dans le noir en essayant de maintenir une température ainsi qu’un taux d’humidité dans une certaine limite (21 degrés ,50 % humidité ) J’ai vraiment apprécié cette culture avec une plante très facile à vivre Vivement une prochaine aventure qui devrait débuter fin août… Ps: Merci au différents membres pour leurs conseils avisés À bientôt 👋
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Gente!amici contadini eccoci arrivati all'ottava settimana di fioritura 💪 tutto procede come deve. La lotta biologica che sto facendogli con le mie care amiche coccinelle 🐞 funziona Super bene...fossero state tutte larve di coccinelle 🐞 era ancora meglio.si perché la voracità che ha la larva di coccis è incomparabile....poi le larve non volano aggirro. Stanno sulle foglie e mangiano tutto. Uova ragni rossi ecc....
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Wochenbericht: Papaya Frosty – Ende Blütewoche 6 / Start Woche 7 Vom Fundament bis unters Dach: Wenn Selektion auf pure Naturkraft trifft Heute ist der letzte Tag der sechsten Blütewoche und ab morgen starten wir offiziell in die Blütewoche 7. Meine Papaya Frosty zeigt jetzt unter den Polycarbonat-Platten meines Gewächshauses ihre wahre, monumentale Pracht. Dieses Gewächshaus ist kein gewöhnliches Setup, sondern ein echtes Ökosystem: 4 Meter breit, 8 Meter lang und stolze 3 Meter hoch. Es ruht auf einem soliden Fundament, das einen halben Meter tief in die Erde eingegraben ist, während das Dach mit strategischen Umluftspalten konstruiert wurde. Um der Natur maximale Freiheit zu geben, bleiben Türen und Fenster rund um die Uhr, 24/7, sperrangelweit geöffnet. Das Ergebnis? Draußen herrscht seit gestern Nacht Dauerregen, doch im Inneren zieht ein permanenter, natürlicher Luftstrom durch das dichte Grün. Keine einzige feuchte Stelle, kein stehendes Wasser auf den Blättern – nur das perfekte Gewächshausklima für die anstehende finale Phase. Das Fundament: Eine Pipeline in der Muttererde Alles an dieser Pflanze beginnt im Verborgenen. Dadurch, dass sie direkt in der tiefen Muttererde steht, konnte sie ein Wurzelnetzwerk aufbauen, das keine Topfgrenzen kennt. Wer den Blick an den Boden richtet und den Zollstock anlegt, sieht sofort das Ergebnis: Der Hauptstamm hat an der Basis einen unfassbaren Durchmesser von 6,5 Zentimetern erreicht. Er ist massiv verholzt, tief gefurcht und arbeitet wie eine gigantische hydraulische Pipeline, die ununterbrochen Kraft nach oben pumpt. Dieses Fundament ermöglichte mir eine radikale Schnitttechnik. Ich habe die Pflanze konsequent auf den Haupttrieb und fünf starke Beine selektiert. Bis auf eine Höhe von 1 Meter wurde alles rigoros gelollipoppt – keine Energie verschwindet hier in schwachem Popcorn-Bugholz. Erst ab dieser Ein-Meter-Marke durften sich die Triebe entfalten, die nun von zwei Scrog-Netzen im Zaum gehalten werden. Das erste Netz sichert die Struktur bei 1,40 Meter, das zweite fängt die Wucht bei 2,20 Meter ab. Die mittlere Etage: Steinharte Knospenmasse Die Bilder aus der mittleren Etage (zwischen 1,40 m und 2,20 m) zeigen, was diese selektierte Energie bedeutet. Die Buds sind hier bereits über 5 Zentimeter dick – und zwar reine Blütenstruktur, ohne die abstehenden Blätter. Was mich zum Ende dieser 6. Woche am meisten fasziniert: Jede einzelne Knospe, bis hinunter zur kleinsten im Halbschatten, ist schon jetzt vollkommen fest und steinhart. Die Blütenkelche stapeln sich dicht an dicht, während ein dichter, frostiger Teppich aus glasklaren Trichomen die Zuckerblätter überzieht. Die langen Stigmen stehen noch makellos schneeweiß im Saft. Das ist das Zeichen: Hier wird noch aktiv Masse gebaut. Gestern gab es das letzte Mal Nahrung – organisch mit Biobizz und Top Max. Pünktlich zum Start von Woche 7 bricht nun die reine Herbstphase an, in der die Pflanze beginnt, sich langsam aus eigenen Reserven zu zehren. Der Blick nach oben: Der 60-Zentimeter-Hauptmast Doch das eigentliche Spektakel spielt sich ganz oben ab, wo die Pflanze die Decke berührt. Die Hauptspitzen thronen auf einer schwindelerregenden Höhe von 2,50 bis 2,60 Metern. Wenn man den Zollstock von der allerobersten Budspitze nach unten führt, offenbart sich die absolute Ausnahmeerscheinung dieses Grows: Der Hauptmast bildet eine durchgehende, majestätische Blütenstruktur von weit über 60 Zentimetern Länge! Interessanterweise verläuft die Reifung hier oben umgekehrt. Während die mittlere Etage schon kompakt ausreift, steht der riesige Hauptmast direkt unter dem Dach im absoluten Fokus des Sonnenlichts. Diese massive Lichtenergie treibt die Spitze unaufhörlich an – sie schiebt immer weiter vitale, hellgrüne Blätter und frische Blütenetagen nach oben. Sie will einfach noch nicht aufhören zu wachsen. Es ist ein faszinierender Spagat zwischen der bereits reifenden Mitte und dem unbändigen Vorwärtsdrang der Krone. Wir gehen nun ab morgen mit Woche 7 auf die Zielgerade zu. Das Fundament steht, die Blütenmasse ist extrem dicht und die Luftzirkulation könnte nicht besser sein. Ich bin gespannt, wie weit diese 60-cm-Riesencola in den nächsten Wochen noch anschwellen wird, wenn die Erde langsam aushungert. Bleibt dran – der Endspurt hat gerade erst begonnen!
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I underestimated there food needs but am feeding more now, its also possible that my lights are too close as its the first time using led lights 🤔? The plants are mainly all short apart from a danceworld and a kmi-S1 that seems taller than they normally are (there are 3 going two are short and one is twice there height) onto week 5 Happy New year 😎
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FOLLOW THE GROW———>https://youtu.be/SjZ-eizIP7o Growth has been steady and lush considering the fact that there has been a 2 week heat wave. For the plants in the bucket the 2 smaller ones are phenos of my previous Fanta Sea RBX grow, and the bigger one is a Sherb clone from my previous grow as well
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The grow continues to go very well. However, on closer inspection, some people will recognise that there is a potassium deficiency on two leaves. I was not prepared for this plant to enter the flowering phase so quickly and no flowering fertiliser has yet been given. Let's see how it develops over the next week.
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Im learning with this coco and the watering Im trying to improve this as I am allways over watering . She was deffo ready today as the leaves were wilting so shes had a good drink about 3 litres. The shogun nutrients seems to be amazing no deficiencies and super growth. I had too many plants in my tent so have reorganised everything to improve their health
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Welcome to 📅Day 15 of veg 3/29/2021 she is fully recovered from my micro top and growing fast under the MH TS 1000. I'm not going the change much at this point nutrient wise as she is doing good and she is still small. Update 📅Day 17 of veg 3/31/2021 well it looks like she is growing fast and strong I'm very happy with the MH TS 1000 I have high hopes. I decided that at this point I can increase the light output to 60% that gives me a LUX of around 20,000 LUX 💡. The light intensity is much higher then the AGLEX at this point now with the AGLEX light not able to hit 20,000 LUX 💡 without the bloom switch on and I am going to wait till next week for that Update 📅Day 19 of veg 4/2/2021 she is growing fast and I'm very happy with her progress. I installed the trellis net just above the canopy and over night she is through it lol. Can't wait to see how she does in flower under the Mars Hydro TS 1000💡, at this point I wish I had 2 TS 1000💡 so I could just run them. that's it for this weeks updates as as always Happy growing🍃 and keep you stick on the ice 🏒
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Week 3 starting off strong No nuts just yet still letting the Nector of the gods and FF soil just be my main base for nuts. Also I add some cal mag and PH balance the water. I will probably start adding some noots toward the end of the week when I start seeing some more growth. For right now I'm thinking I might let them veg for about 6 weeks depending on the growth in the upcoming two weeks. Hope you all are having a safe and fund grown. Make sure you hit the follow button
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I did not now the weight of how much dry or wet flower I have because I decided to freeze right away all of the flower and after 24 hours in the fridge I created bubble hash unfortunately I only took pictures of the first batch total amount 58.6 grams of bubble hash of excellent quality despite treating this plant really badly it give me a very abundant flower With incredible density
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Day 122. Girls are chopped. Nice frost, smell, no weight ;))) Day 136. Both jared , 70 + 56 = 126 g total from a light which according to manufacture has 140, but youtube states 129 ... So its almost 1G/W , result my friend can be proud off !!!!! Cure week 2. Buds looking nice, tastes better and better. My friend really loves to smoke his own now , even proud of his work , when showing off to other friends ;)))) Happy growing !!!
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Unfortunately, the plant didn't handle my absence very well. It got way too hot inside the greenhouse, and my neighbor was a bit too generous with the nutrients while not allowing enough runoff (drain). I flushed the plant today—the initial runoff was at a critical 2200 PPM, but I managed to flush it down to a stable 800 PPM. I really hope she recovers quickly now. I have to leave for another two-week work trip this coming Monday, so I'm hoping she bounces back by then so I can leave with peace of mind🙈😀
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