Just a quick update, Super kush is packing on the pounds and becoming so frosty that the plant is looking white GG #4 is so potent and diesel that when you touch this plant a lil it rocks the whole place out , I have a pheno what I will defo be keeping Gorilla zkits has finished stretch and is now starting to pack on weight looking forward to seeing theses girls Banana kush seems to be slowing down for some reason but the smell is out of this world 🌎 Critical rqs is such a chemical smell I cant explain this girl is so huge that it is taking most of the room 😳 Phantom og is a unique creamy smell with loads and loads of tops also cant wait for this Blue gelato 41 is the smallest out the girls but is getting ultra frosty

Standard week turned in to mini dramas at the organic THC garden..... the dog chased one of those little iguanas that live in holes

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Première semaine difficile elle stagne et reste toute mini probablement acause que jai donné trop d’eau encore et les racine ont du mal à s’étendre ! Au départ j’aurais dû remettre le substrat dans un bac pour humidifier la terre et la remettre dans les sac . 💚💚💚 ​A big thank you to the team @AutoSeeds for their kindness and for sending these beautiful seeds! 💚 💚💚Thank you to everyone who will follow this adventure with ‼️https://growdiaries.com/grower/squalino/diaries ‼️For those who want to order these amazing seeds safely, you can find them directly on the official shop: https://www.autoseeds.com/shop/seeds/

All as planned

Finishing up week 4 and damn what a week. Noticed thousands of soil mites swarm up to the top of the soil after watering and scared the shit out of me. Small little fuckers, I thought they were little bits of soil floating around at first until I took a closer look. I’m assuming they’re the beneficial kind as there is nothing wrong with the plants...leaves aren’t sick looking or droopy. Fun fact - according to Google there are >40000 types of mites. Whatever, I don’t want any more so I hit them with CannControl and Lost Coast soil drenches in between feeds and fucken hell most of them are gone now. Maybe it’s the population correcting itself or maybe I’m just lucky, either way I’m happy they’re almost all gone. I was considering using a blowtorch and burning the little fuckers but not anymore. IPM for the win! Now back to business as usual...next run I’ll be adding some diatomaceous earth into the soil mix. Thanks for stopping by 🌱I

The sick ones are looking stronger and still really behind, but I think they will all bounce back. The new growth looks healthy, and they look strong for the most part. Just really small compared to the healthy sisters. 4 week veg starting with nut change, removed Voodoo Juice.

all grow normally and in good health without the presence of pests, they all grow normally and in good health without the presence of pests, in the following week we will practice some apical pruning and lts or a similar technique experimenting haha

Week 4 on the veg and growth has been slower than expected. Still incredibly healthy but I probably topped em all a little too early and it’s taken them some time to come back around in recovery. The strain itself is still a slow mover it seems but the uniformity in all the plants is a really good sign of consistency and stability. Well do some tie backs on em this week to spread out the shoots and see where we’re at for week 6. I’ll flip em as soon as I start to see pronounced vegetative maturity. Alls good here for now.

26/10:Im Struggling a little bit whit temps,i have to open some cms the tent,but if i do it,RH gonna decrease.im compensating by nebulizing and leaving a cup of water inside + humidifier. im preparing water whit nutrients for later. inorder to fix temp issue,before the night i changed setup whit a spudnik i hope i made the right choice. let's see what happen at 19:00! 27/10: increased ph from 5.5 to 6 and increased ppm from 500 to 600.

Healthy all around with the exception of one auto that got too frequent of a watering, resulting in N buildup. No worries, quick fix, and she'll have suffered little stress in the grand scheme of it all. Mothers looking vibrant af. First set of clones to be taken on May 1st, then a second set a few days later. Mothers will then be gifted to outdoor growers. One auto will be sprayed with colloidal silver next week to induce pollen for future auto crosses. Two mothers will be kept in a separate roof to get silver spray as well, the resulting pollen to cross with this years 2 phenos to create 2021 fems

Greenhouse to prevent from mold cause autumn is coming and I think he's a bit late 👌🏼

🌿 Woche 19 – Mentha de Croco 🇩🇪 Die 2-Meter-Marke ist jetzt bei beiden Pflanzen geknackt! 🚀🌱 Die linke Mentha de Croco hat inzwischen ebenfalls die 2 m erreicht, während die rechte mit unglaublichen 2,15 m weiter vorlegt 📏🔥. Für zwei Pflanzen in gerade einmal 30 Litern Sonnenerde Hanferde ist das mittlerweile wirklich beeindruckend. Diese Woche zeigen sich im unteren Bereich allerdings erstmals einige gelbe Blätter 🍂. Ich vermute, dass die Nährstoffvorräte im begrenzten Topfvolumen langsam an ihre Grenzen kommen und sich ein leichter Stickstoffmangel bemerkbar macht. Bei dieser enormen Pflanzenmasse ist das nach so vielen Wochen Wachstum auch nicht völlig überraschend. Um die Pflanzen für die kommende Blüte ausreichend zu versorgen, habe ich gestern zum ersten Mal einen Almicanna Flower Komposttee angesetzt 🍵. Dieser wird insgesamt 48 Stunden gebraut. Zusätzlich gibt es heute einen Almicanna Blüte-Topdress und malted Barley, damit den Pflanzen während der kommenden Blüte nicht zu früh die Puste ausgeht 🌸🌿. Die zusätzlichen Nährstoffe sollen langsam über die nächste Zeit freigesetzt werden und damit genau dann zur Verfügung stehen, wenn der Bedarf durch die riesige Pflanzenmasse weiter steigt. 💪🌱 Aktuell ist allerdings noch überhaupt kein richtiger Beginn der Blüte zu erkennen. Die Pflanzen wachsen weiterhin hauptsächlich vegetativ und bauen weiter an ihrer beeindruckenden Größe. Ich bin sehr gespannt, wann diese beiden Wolkenkratzer endlich in den Blütemodus wechseln. 🏙️🌸🚀 🌿 Week 19 – Mentha de Croco 🇬🇧 The 2-meter mark has now been broken by both plants! 🚀🌱 The left Mentha de Croco has finally reached 2 m, while the right plant has pushed even further and now stands at an incredible 2.15 m 📏🔥. Considering they are growing in just 30 liters of Sonnenerde cannabis soil, this is seriously impressive. This week, however, I noticed a few yellowing leaves in the lower sections 🍂. I suspect the limited nutrient reserves in the relatively small pots are finally starting to show, resulting in a mild nitrogen deficiency. With this enormous amount of plant biomass after so many weeks of growth, it isn’t entirely surprising. To make sure the plants have enough nutrition for the upcoming flowering phase, I started my first Almicanna Flower Compost Tea yesterday 🍵. It will be brewed for 48 hours. I’m also giving them an Almicanna flowering top dress and malted Barley today, so the plants hopefully won’t run out of nutrients too early during flowering 🌸🌿. The additional nutrients should be released gradually over the coming weeks, providing a steady supply as the plants’ enormous biomass continues to demand more and more nutrition. 💪🌱 For now, however, there are still no real signs of flowering. Both plants are continuing to focus mainly on vegetative growth and are still getting bigger. I’m very curious to see when these two skyscrapers finally switch into full flowering mode. 🏙️🌸🚀

Flowers turn purple

Day 39 Just some light lst and removing a few fan leaves. Did the fourth water change today and upped the ppm to 0.9

Dec 26-Jan 1