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Day 39 - Watered the Gold Leaf today by dunking it. 8.4 PH going in and 6.3 for the runoff. The PPM was only 500 or so, but I'm guessing it is because of the dunk. The soil test was still 5.3 on one side and up to 5.7 on the other. I checked right away so maybe it has gone up. GDP #1 seems to need water, but GDP #2 will need another day. The Gold Leaf is reaching the 25" limit for flipping, but the net should help show things down a little so the other 2 can catch up.
Day 40 - Both GDPs needed water and got dunked. PH was 8.5 and the runoff showed 6.2. A soil PH check came back at 5.9. I am hoping that the small jump will help. I realized I would not be able to test the runoff with the stand and saucers I was using so i got new ones. This lowered my potential flipping height, but with the SCROG I am hoping to keep the goldleaf down long enough for the GDP to catch up.
Day 41 - The Gold leaf is tall enough to bend down and the GDPs are almost there. I'm anxious to see how many bud sites I can get through the net before I defoliate and flip to flower. I don't think I should wait much longer with 3 plants in a 2x4 and the gold leaf getting close to 25 inches.
Day 42 - 2x4 is too crowded so decided to order a 5x5 and move them over before I flip to flower. The gold Leaf is dry again. Watering with 3 gallons to try and get the PH up and the PPM down. The PH of the water I am using is 7.5
Day 43 - Watered Gold Leaf today. Going in the PH was 7.5 and the PPM 250. The runoff showed 5.9 and the PPM was 870. The soil test after work showed on one side as 6.1 and the other 6.0. Getting better, but I want to be closer to 6.5 before I flip them. The 5x5 tent will give me the room needed for that.
Day 44 - Watered the GDPs today. The water going in had a PH of 7.5. The PPM was around 255. The runoff had a PH of 6.2 and a PPM of over 850. Both were very similar. At least one more week without nutes unless there is a problem.
The ladies all seem to be showing a bit of magnesium deficiency. I started using a foliar spray for now with 1ml cal mag in 500ml of water with a PH of 6.5. Might need to add cal-mag to the next watering. The 2x4 is way too crowded with the 3 of them in there together. Hopefully the new tent shows up soon.
Day 45 - The Gold Leaf is getting worse. It looks like lockout again. The other side of the spectrum this time. Probably too alkaline... 😒 From now on I will be feeding with water with a PH of 6.5. For now I added a few drops of micro and bloom to the foliar spray and applied it once more. It seems like it will need more water in a day or two so that should help.
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@LittleBigTrees
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Plucked a few more leaves but other than that just feed them this week including bloom.
Also gave them some rice starch (from boiled rice water collection) on day 42 as a boost for the microbes 👍
Turned the IR off now and turned up to 34000lux
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@Capo420
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This past week has been a blast!
After getting these ladies nutrition straightened out, they are thriving!💚🌱💚
I gave defoliated wayyy more than what I see other growers traditionally doing. After the "3rd and final haircut" I defoliated two more times 😅
Thank you the GD community for the support and resources along the way 🙏
My only concern now is the tent actually becoming too crowded.😆. Other then that I am thinking it should be smooth sailing these next 6 weeks or so. 🏴☠️😎🏴☠️
Happy Growing!
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WEEK 10 - FLOWERING: Entering Peak Ripening
🌼 FLOWERING PROGRESS
Bud Swelling:
We have entered Week 10 (Week 6 of Flowering), and the Permanent Bluez is prioritizing bud ripening. The flowers are swelling significantly, and the density is increasing. The structure is now fully established, showcasing the benefits of the early topping and LST. The resin production is intense, giving the buds a distinct 'sugar-coated' appearance.
📋 ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL & VPD
This week, I am focusing on environmental precision to optimize metabolic activity without introducing stress:
Day Temp: 26.1°C
Humidity (RH): 51%
VPD: 1.66 kPa
By maintaining these parameters, I achieve a VPD of 1.66 kPa. This falls almost into the ideal range for late flowering (typically 1.2–1.6 kPa). A slightly higher VPD is beneficial at this stage as it maximizes nutrient transport while keeping the relative humidity low, which is crucial for prevent mold issues. The Pure LED Q-V2 is delivering the necessary light intensity without pushing the temperature too high.
💧 NUTRIENT FEEDING & WATERING
I am maintaining the high-feed schedule to support the final swelling of the buds, as established in the log:
Calmag: 1.5 ml/l to prevent deficiencies under the intense light.
Acti-Vera: 5 ml/l to maximize immune and enzymatic support.
Bio-Heaven: 5 ml/l for maximal energy and nutrient uptake.
Bio-Bloom: 4 ml/l for phosphorus and potassium demands.
Top-Max: 5 ml/l to enhance terpene profile and flavor.
Bio-Grow: 1 ml/l for overall health.
Parameters:
pH: 6.5
Humidity (RH): 51%
Day Temp: 26.1°C
💭 GROWER'S NOTE
"Week 10 and we are in the home stretch! The Permanent Bluez is ripening beautifully. By dialing in the climate to 26.1°C and 51% RH, I've achieved a perfect VPD of 1.55 kPa, which pushes the plant without over-stressing her. The IZI Seeds genetics are handling the high-intensity routine perfectly. Keep it IZI 💚"
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Day 65 (12/31): no change.
Day 66 (1/1): I'm thinking the plant on the left will be finished before the plant on the right. The leaves seem to be fading and the trichomes seem to be more mature on that plant also.
11pm: just watered the plants nutes. Same as last time. Left plant 6mL micro 12 mL bloom. Right plant 8mL micro 16 mL bloom
Day 67 (1/2)
Day 68 (1/3)
Day 69 (1/4): just got home from a trip. Plants seem to be doing fine. Nearing the end I assume. Plants will probably need water tonight
10pm: just fed my plants nutes again. Both plants received 8mL of micro and 16 mL of bloom.
Day 70: (1/5)
Day 71 (1/6): plants look good this morning. The left plant is definitely nearing the end of its life. The plant on the right still could have another week or more.
Just posted a video: plant on the left definitely doesn't have very large or dense nugs but it has a lot of them. The plant on the right has some super dense nugs. I'm excited to see what they both yield.
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@einamio
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Day 36 I guess I can call it bloom. Nice strong pistils shooting all over. She is the tallest so far making me raise my lights a little more.
Day 38 Now Californian Snow is the tallest :) Ztrawberry stopped at a perfect height, it looks like she's gonna develop into a beautiful lady. Fat white pistils all over 😻
Day 39 Happy girl got 2500ml cm bg bb bh 6.3ph ~1EC She is perfect, symmetrical, stopped stretching at about 50cm, flowers are mostly leveled, branches are strong, leaves point up unless I water. I think she's also turning purple. Beaut 😻
Day 42 I think I saw some burnt tips but she still looks super happy and healthy. The most vigorous plant I've had.
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@TightNugs
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Moved under the big light and big res,responded well with good growth.
Scrog soon with plenty of defoilation to catch up on.
First preflowers 2 days ago so stretch imminent.
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@BARNAMONKEYMAN
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Hey, Sisters&Broos.
This is The Timelapse's diary homegrow. You can see all the proces in 2.50 minutes.
The Last message from Ultraorganic Vegan No comercials fertilizers.
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@Madeofstardust13
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Week 7- The plant with yellowing tips has healed from too much light. All plants are fed with Mother Earth Grow. February 2nd we will be switching to flower.
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@Chucky324
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Hello. This is the end of week 2 and the beginning of week 3 of flowering.
I think I'm off by a week, it might be the end of the 3 week, but I'll leaves it like it is.
It's sometimes hard to tell with outdoor plants , like autos, when they go into flowering, because when the plants go into their first week of flowering they don't show anything different.. It's in the second week that you can see a small difference. But I'll leave it like it is.
OK. Got these girls into the main part of the greenhouse on Sun afternoon.
Bent a few branches and broke one. Put a few paper splints on a few bent branches but they will heal.
Measured them yesterday to find the tallest Plant #4, at 80 inches and Plants #1 and #5 at about 70 inches.
Plant #3 is definitely different looking, More indica in that one. Lots of resin and smell too.
Plant #3 smell of sour and gas but I can smell the biscuit smell and it can be a bit earthy too.
The others are all sativa looking plants, and will probably take longer to finish.
Hoping for no white powdery mildew to show. I can see it on some other outdoor plants now but not in here yet.
OK. Be Great.
Chuck.
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@blady1989sqn
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I had to take plants indoor as the weather is cold outside, unfortunately one of the plants had to be left outside as I had no space inside, they grew to wide, will see how it end.
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@TAXFR33
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All the late nights and hard work are starting to show signs of paying off. Got high hopes for this grow
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@Kirsten
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26.12.24:
I have noticed light stress on my plants. I had moved the lights further away and increased the light intensity to 70%. Unfortunately that created some issues. Namely severe palour of the leaves.
To try and rectify the situation, I've dimmed the lights to about 30%, staying at the same distance, about 30 inches away. I measured the par levels, after I did this. They should a reading of anywhere between 40 and 150, at the canopy of the plants. They are all different sizes. This seems to have improved the colouring on all plants.
After this evenings watering, I will monitor recovery and increase lighting intensity again slowly. I am also using the light cycle of 21/3, so the plants have many hours more light to absorb, than for example 12/12 or 18/6.
I am pleased with the progress, considering all of my mistakes!
29.12.24:
So I finally gave LST a shot, it's probably a bit too late, however I really want to get the most of the triploid pheno, and I went a little crazy and LST'd all plants except 2, as they're too small.
I did that late last night, this afternoon I was amazed to see the plants turn their leaves back to the light source. I'm glad I overcame my fear of trying it. I'm very excited to see them adapt and progress! 😁 there are videos above with before and after of my LST process.
Thanks for checking out my diary 🍃 ✌️
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Song of the week : Drake - The Motto ft. Lil Wayne
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Day 33 - 08.11 - They are way bigger than last week , the roots are out so time for me to transplant them for the last time.
Did you also eard that autos don't like to be transplanted ? 🤔 👉 Myth buster 💪.
It's also time to give them a name/letter/number to make a difference between them.
No feeding , just watering today ( not done yet )
I made a tiny video to show you how I top a plant in 25 sec 😁👍 I f you plan to do it on autos then do it a bit earlier
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@Bigbankbossshit
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Overall good week finally setup my double trellis net, I hate it because my room so small and I have to crawl all around to get anything done. Plants were looking good a few branches which are completely unnoticeable looked like they suffer from nutrient burn. Beside that we taking off. I’m expecting some significant changes in the coming weeks.
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@GrowVater
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Ein bisschen Training für einen gleichmäßigen wuchs. Störende Blätter wurden entfernt.
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@GrowGuy97
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Day 35 - Ladies are way taller than I could have ever imagined & starting to get extremely dark pruple😍 make sure to check back for daily updates & happy growing friends✌️🏼🌱
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@TrimQueen
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This week I have moved out from my last apartment and have moved into a new one. Now she has had more space to develop. She is showing her first pistilos but the smell still under control. Here is winter and too windy, so the smell prob is not a big prob. I'm Intending to let her bloom for at least 2 months / or 2 months and half more. Feed her with 4-14-8 organic yesterday. Shes responding good about it.