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This was a good harvest for 9L pots, good root structure. The plant pulled out some real nice colours at the end of its life, if I could have lowered temps a bit I bet she would have looked stunning with the fade. Smoke report coming up in a few mins.

All in all this is an awesome strain for relaxing after my 12 hour shifts,I smoke 1 or 2 hits and im so high all I wanna do is eat and lie down and watch TV until I fall asleep ,I am pretty sure she hermed on me because I had my light intensity too high (90-100% @ 850-1000ppfd at the canopy) but I didn't notice until it was too late so I turned all my lights down to 50% and I am hitting around 6-700 ppfd at the canopy which is perfect and I haven't had any balls show up on any of the new plants in my 8x4 tent check out wicked genetics he is doing some absolutely amazing work with his gp,i95,chem and OG crosses plus many many more ,I have grown and harvested 5 different strains and all have been progressively getting better and better with the more beans I

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Where should I even begin? 😅 I'm only left with 6 plants in the tent. 😤 One Purple Queen did not make it. And one Triple G was moved outside. I changed the lights. Finally. 2x 250W LED. The plants🌱: As said, I'm only left with 6 plants in the tent. One Purple Queen broke today after tying down because of a very fragile stem even after applying good amount of silica and one Triple G Was moved outside today due to its slow grow rate and I want to flip in 2 week. To little time to develop properly. Now Triple G can take his time until mid August. I left the other one in the tent, it looks more robust but still, I'm very disappointed with this batch of seeds from RQS, only 2 Triple G's and one Purple Queen made it. So that's 2/5 and 1/5. 😒 But, heads up, the Honey Cream is doing fenomenall. I did tie down the remaining plants and did some light defoliating, so they open more up after topping them. I'll give them another 2 weeks of 18h of light and then it's flip time. End of the month. Can't wait. 😁 Problems 😤: As mentioned before, I had to remove one plant and the other one broke. 🙄 Not everything goes on plan every time. 🤷🏻 Trial and errors. Learn from them. 😉 APHIDS. I have forking APHIDS. But thanks god ONLY aphids. I applied some home miracle working insecticide and they are dying. 😁 Had luck I saw it now in the beginning. So I can fight them off before the bloom phase. Nasty little creatures as you can see above. Oh, broke some stems when LST was applied where I couldn't tie them down. Buuut, I tapped them up. Hope they get their sh*t togather untill next week so I can make some nicer pictures. Btw, did you see the NUT(e) BURN? No? Good😁 But it's there. Over applied some foliar feed with 19% N and natural roots shooting hormones and burned them. But lightly. Ony the tips, which is OK. The first day was a bit of a struggle for them but after 36 hours, they gone crazy. And that's the reason for tying them down today. 😅 Lights 💡: 2x EasyGrow S600V2. One can easily replace a HPS or CMH. Less heat for more GAS 😅 So, that's it for this week.😁 If any questions, let me know ☺️

Blue Cheese is officially in beast mode. She’s spread wide like a bonsai and with over 30+ bud sites across a flat canopy. Every top is reaching for the light—she’s stacking up nicely and loving the MPK boost. The smell is starting to whisper cheesy promises, and the stretch is just about done. Leaves are praying, growth is explosive, and airflow is steady. To do list Light defoliation to open up lower sites. Feeding bloom nutrients + MPK for stacking.

Continua il tragitto verso metà della fioritura e ieri sono state sciacquate solo con acqua a ph neutro. The Sin è la pianta più alta di tutte con foglie più strette presentando caratteristiche più Sativa..quando entro nel box sento odori buonissimi 🤤 da rimanere lì ore per cercare di catturare più possibile ogni sfumatura della sua fragranza 💜non resta altro che aspettare 🌱👌

Finally my plants show me flowers. Temperature rise to 27 and good decision. because my plants growing very faster. I recommend to anyone: temperature in grow stage and first week in flower 27 Celsius

Pre flower formed, starting to smell a bit more than the last week, keeping grooowing 💚

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The ladies are looking nice very healthy the one that broke came back and sprouted like crazy took 3 cuts off since I didn't want those to reach first time who knows what will happen free 3 cuts

Had loads of buds appear this week. I think the stretch is pretty much done now so it’s all focused on the weight!

TRIPLE G by ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS Week #15 Overall Week #14 Veg This week nothing really to report on she's done a great job in the heat and being outside. Nice dark green color to her leaves 🍃 she's getting close to flower ⏲️. Stay Growing!! ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS TRIPLE G

Hi guys. Here is week 2 update, baklava seem to he really going for it 😍 hoping for big dense buds from this girl. On the other side the crystal runtz has still been quite sensitive to nutes and water Aswel as an ongoing problem I've had since day one with her leaves.

📅 D8 - 22/08 📜 Ready for pot, I will move her tomorrow ✍️ 0.3 EC ♒ 6 pH 🌊 0.2 L 📏 2 cm 📅 D9 - 23/08 📜 Pot Time ✍️ 0.5 EC ♒ 6.3 pH 🌊 4 L (moved in the pot) 📏 2 cm 📅 D10 - 24/08 📜 pH raise a lot. Keep attention ✍️ 0.5 EC ♒ 6.3 pH 🌊 4 L 📏 3 cm 📅 D11 - 25/08 📜 First true leaves ✍️ 0.5 EC ♒ 6.1 pH 🌊 4 L 📏 3.5 cm 📅 D12 - 26/08 📜 - ✍️ 0.7 EC ♒ 6.2 pH 🌊 6 L (added 2 L) 📏 3.5 cm 📅 D13 - 27/08 📜 - ✍️ 0.7 EC ♒ 6.2 pH 🌊 5.8 L 📏 3.5 cm 📅 D14 - 28/08 📜 So far so good. EC stable and pH raising. Medium watering. ✍️ 0.7 EC ♒ 6.2 pH 🌊 5.8 L 📏 4.5 cm