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Week 6 for Black Lebanon by SSSC, Like i mentioned on the previous Sunday update, she was transplanted a day after the post. I was planning on not giving water for the first week to let the roots do some growing.... the rain gods had a different plan 😂 Its been storming rain ever since day after transplant now 5 days i think 😂😂 So that didn't go to plan but hoping no rain next week fingers crossed. I also think i topped her again some point last week. Cant wait for her roots to get moving in the new home.
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Nachdem die Cookie Gelato etwas stärker gerochen hat, ist nun etwas milder geworden. Aber vielleicht liegt es auch den Wind den wir in letzter Zeit hier haben 😯
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Esta planta viene de 1 año aproximadamente de cultivo y sigue impresionando como el primer dia, es un aroma que lo quiero tener en mis frascos para momentos especiales.
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Hola Farmers! Una semana mas y ya colocaremos las mayas metodo scrog.. y pasamos a flora, aprovechando para fulmigar con preveentores, Espero que os guste familia!!
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Week 6...Plant 1 is finially starting to flower...Plant 2 is looking good and has a great scent to it...this week updated my Nutes and shifted them more toward bloom
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Tenth week of Veg for most of the girls. Start of second week of flower for Purple Punch. The Sour Diesels are now beginning to flower. Changed Purple Punch to Super Thrive nutes for flowering and will do so next week for the Sour Diesels. Thanks for looking in. See you next week. Let me know what you think.
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End of the first week of flower now. Some of the sites became a bit too alpha, so I decided to pull them towards the sides / corners to attempt to keep an even canopy. So far, they don't seem to be getting too much hungry yet, so I slightly adjusted feeding schedule. I'm going with the "less is more" approach on feeding this run. PPFD in this week is now at 620 PPFD.
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Primera semana de crecimiento de estás lemon cookies kush, fue una semana sin complicaciones, humedad relativa en 40% y temperatura rondando 20-23 grados, tienen un color espectacular boludo, estoy deseando que llegue la época de florar. Volvemos por aquí las proximas semanas guachines . 🇦🇷🇪🇸 Muchos humos para todos 💨💨💨
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Plain water as usual, did top some of them with bat guano only the ones I think need it the rest looks ok
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Thank you everyone for following along ! This is it for this fine lady but I got some more beans to experiment with. See you guys another time ! It may be awhile before I get situated! I will be around though! If you can show some support for a little project me and a friend came up with for each grow !! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhQWMl7kjLg&lc=UgwRIkWLHVSlsOJWXlx4AaABAg&ab
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Already week 7, and it’s starting with much better air humidity which makes it easier for me to stay in the recommended VPD range – currently 54% at 25 °C at canopy height. With 58, 67, 78 and 80 cm plants’ average height is about 71 cm. Odour has increased, and sometimes, but only shortly, I get the feeling the coal before the blowers cannot eliminate all of it. While the smell was a bit strange sometimes one and a half week ago, it’s now absolutely yummy, sweet and promising. As is all the sticky stuff adhering to my folding rule when I measure their size. I am a bit confused about the amount of yellowing leaves. That would indicate a nutrition deficit. On the other hand, last feeding (yesterday it was only calmagged water) brought some brown edges to their tips as I wrote. Which could indicate a slight over-nutrition. I am not *that* worried as leaves around the buds all look great (except for mentioned, but not youngest tips), and mature plants obviously tend to concentrate on bud production solely. But week 7 is quite early, or isn’t it? Any recommendations? Maybe I should go with organic fertiliser next time to avoid being stuck between two options ;) As they had run dry already, I gave each one another round of drink. Slightly less fertilised than last week. And I removed the lowest yellow branches and tiny buds that would not make it into the light in time. The Pineapples must have some mimosa genes crossed in. Each time I touch them they bow away their heads in deep dislike. The taller one looks like her head would be too heavy now … It is not, and usually they recover after an hour or so. The Sherbets are pretty unimpressed by all I do. Meanwhile I’ve been working on the Raspberry Pi BoxControl that should help me stay in better VPD ranges in the future. I am not sure how to translate this all into a more stable solution than based on a breadboard, but the state so far (and how it is supposed to work): Raspi runs headless with control software on autostart. Every minute temperature and humidity are received from a GY-21 I2C chip that should be hanging around plant tops. Data is saved in a database, VPD is calculated and signalled in form of a RGB LED color. Additionally, LCD display rotates through current stats. 3 relay modules can en- or disable misting, dehydration or an additional blower. Maybe I can add a CO2 sensor just for the fun of it (but I’d have to develop a device protocol myself), maybe even one or two soil moisture sensors. Theoretically you could also have a lighting control, but then, GPIO ports are all used. The display needs a lot of them, and while I can log onto the Raspi on my local network and view its desktop, I’d prefer to have a quick overview at place. I am not really informed about current models. Are some GPIO extensions or Raspis with extended GPIOs on the market? But so far, that’s all theory. I never had a PCB developed for my hobbyist projects, I am not the best with a solder station. Never had a Raspi run 24/7 for a really long time. Did a bit more lollipop ping in the evening. Especially tallest Shepard had fun building some more very low buds and branches. I think it can investigate its powers better on different places. Day 51: It’s getting hard to measure soil humidity with my low tech device. Soil must be full with roots and I don’t want to hurt them much. I can see them at the outlets of their pots too, sometimes a bit dry of course as these parts run dry earliest. Experiments to include the CO2 sensor in my test setup failed. I can read and reset it, but setting measurement mode and reading values don’t work. Maybe because my I2C library cannot use ClockStretchLimit. Running out of GPIO ports anyway and seeing that the soil sensors are analogue devices, I’ll probably revive my Uno too and have discovered some clever Raspi heads that should make a more stable setup (and some cooling) possible while also adding a handful of PWM ports and an integrated display. I’d like to include a camera module too and it would be great to have some ports available. A final setup would obviously include a Raspi 4 or 5 to easily enable secure online access. But so far, all working nicely in test setup. Day 54: Sometimes I wonder if they’re still growing at all, but then it’s good to have the daily pictures to compare bud width which now seems to be the main interest of the ladies, although differences are now clearer to tell between two day intervals. The taller ones look like they are one week ahead of the smaller plants, with even higher fan leaves turning pale now. Which at an estimated seed–harvest time of 8–11 weeks for both strains should be pretty common, I guess. Or am I wrong? Summerly temperatures make the temperatures at canopy level sometimes reach 31 °C, but at least the simple ultrasonic diffusers arrived and I am getting closer to a better environment control. I can at least switch the diffuser inside the tent remotely from my phone, and a deep bowl of water with a lid so the "fountain" produced will not wet the tent floor and one of the fans placed at the bottom now to lift its mist upwards seems to do the trick. Humidity increases while temperature drops, getting the plants into a better VPD level, so all I have to do is wait for the evil A to deliver the necessary Raspi components to have this automated, maybe still while this grow runs. At the end of this week, there was just a bit of height gain for the two smaller ladies who now approach their next 10 cm mark. Overall, I get the feeling it won’t be that long until harvest. Maybe with the taller ones a week earlier than the others. There’s really not that much bud growth anymore, rather refinements – like buds getting more nodes and color. I’ll investigate the trichomes every few days but would welcome your estimation.
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Super Sativa Seed Club Purple Punch OG Auto Germination Week First time trying Super Sativa Seed Clubs genetics and personally am super excited to see how they'll turn out. Started 3 Purple Punch OG autos by using the shot glass method. Soaked in just tap water in a solo cup for 48hrs and then straight into the soil. 48hrs later and we have sprouts emerging. So far all seems well and with 100% germination rate it's hard to argue those results. Happy Growing
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happy day my friends, because little space I decided to put two of the three in bloom, the 3 girls I want to grow it again for a while. Today the first day of flowering 12/12, they are beautiful full they will make many buds
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The plant is now becoming more and more mature, I have started to discontinue the fertilizer and only water with CalMag fertilizer, and very little at that. The color of the leaves now clearly changes to purple. The smell is sweet but still slightly citrusy. The plant will now be harvested in about 10 days. Ph value, Dli and ppfd still the same Flowering day: 56
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Ringraziando DIVINESEEDS per i suoi super semi divini
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Všechny Holky vypadají velmi zdravě a spokojeně bez známek přehnojení či nedostatku živin. Mají sytě zelenou barvu listů. V polovině tohoto týdne mám v plánu střihnout každou rostlinu u prvního nodu Světlo jede na 50%[155w] 45cm od vrcholů rostlin D39 Neděle : Nový týden jsem zahájil srovnání rostlin na stejnou výšku za pomocí LST😤💪. Všechny holky jsou nyní 10-12cm vysoké. Zároveň jsem odrtřihl přilehlé listy, které jsem po zastřihnutí ponechal u menších větví. Byl jsem velmi překvapen jak snadno se manipuluje s větvemi při LST u rostlin SHOGUN 😍. Opravdu velmi snadné, stačilo jen lehce promnout větev mezi prsty a mohli jste je vytvarovat do jakéhokoliv tvaru😍 Naopak rostliny Haze Berry jsou přesným opakem. I přes největší opatrnost jsem při ohybání jedné větve uslyšel jemné prasknutí a na větvi se objevila nepatrná prasklina. S rostlinami Haze Berry je trochu těžší manipulace při LST, ale možná to bude i tím, že nemám příliš zkušeností S rostlinou Shining Silver Haze se manipuluje bez problémů 😊. ne tak dobře jako s Shogun ale rozhodně lépe než s Haze Berry. Každá Holka dostala 1L vody s 1ml/l živin RQS: Flowering booster - Bigger Flower D39 Středa: Zastřiženo u prvního nodu na 4 coly Povedlo se mi napůl zlomit celé jedno rameno SHOGUN 1 když jsem se snažil uvolnit dráty které jsem použil k LST protože se zařezávaly do stonků rostlin. Bohužel nesprávně zvolený material k uvazování stonků... Zranění jsem zalepil a modlím se aby nedopadlo jako u HazeBerry 1 kde jsem o celé rameno přišel 😢 D40 Čtvrtek: Holky dostaly 700 ml vody s 0,5ml/l RQS: Flowering booster- Bigger Flowers Dostaly postřik vodou s Biobizz Fishmix 1ml/l D41 Pátek: Rameno Shogun 1 to přežilo😤. . Nové coly ale mají pomalejší růst oproti druhé straně, což není dobré pro main-lining. U Shogun 5 se po zalití objevilo nějaké popálení živinami 😢 Zbytek vypadá skvěle ;)