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@Hawkbo
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Autos are just starting to flower the photos are dying for some bigger pots. I've been trying to bring up the overall plant health in general since moving everything to a basement the temps are a little lower than ideal. I had a space heater delivered today and monitored the temps but they only went up to around 78°f I want it to be atleast 82°f ideally 85. The heater uses 1500 watt and only increased it about 2 or 3°. I dont think it's worth the extra cost for such little boost. I'm thinking about returning the heater and throwing a 1000w hps in one of the other tents and see if that will raise it anymore. Especially with LED and co2 higher temps would be very beneficial in veg and early flower but the room is so big its gunna be tough to pull off without killing me on electric costs. Any suggestions are welcome. I know this room does decent in flower but I havnt done much veg work down here and I'll have some autos growing this round so it's important I get it up.
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@Qutro
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Hi there, We have definitely seen some good growth since last update. Patient and the longer veg period paid off as many bud sites appeared. I mean 4 plants filled the whole 120*120 tent. Genetic traits are starting to show. Marshmallow Og has thicker stems and has grown taller during the stretch while Candystore RBX is a much darker green has a medium-long internode spacing. It was necessary to use a plant trolley to lift the Candystore for a uniform canopy level. The tallest Candystore is 67cm, Marshmallow 73cm. On day 21 after the switch to 12, I took off a bunch of leaves to get more light on the lower nodes. At first I was afraid I had gone a little too far because I had also done an aggressive lollipoping on these girls. Next week we'll see how offended they are haha. They became hungrier and we started supplementing their watering with the Booster. The above mentioned units except the Silica are grams not ml. They drink like 5 litres every four days. Running the light on 80% , 44 cm above the canopy. Par.: 540-770 Ppfd Vpd.:1,05-1,2kpa. Happy with how everything looks, until next time.🌱🌞
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Hey folks. The first set of uploads for this week was taken on Wednesday. Super heavy defoilation done. Lots of excess growth under the main conopy so I lollipoped them. In total between the 4 plants I estimate about a 1lb worth of leaves! She's a bushy plant so I got to keep her in check. Regular watering of 40mL of molassas to 19L of dechlorinated h2o. Also did a bit of lst with wires, binder slips n the 3d printed clips you see in the photos. Work great and its opening up the canopy wide. I can already count more than 15+ potential main cola sites. Not sure how much for i can make befor flowing which starts mid August for us. I may have to starting thinking about when to apply our second round of top dress. I may start to feed her with higher ratios of the bloom amendments. Also a note. Watering with molasses is a new thing for me and it seems to work wonders with a organic grow since you are feeding the microbiology which in turns feeds the plant roots with co2 and organic ions. Pretty cool to see the plant respond well to the carbs added via watering. Another note to mention is I'm starting to notice some gnats hanging around the topsoil. I do belive the molasses sugars are attracting the critter which is bad! I have been combating them by spraying thr topsoil with neem oil. 1tbs per quart of warm water and 10 drops of non-posphate dish soap to act as a wetting agent. (Helps the neem oil dissolve into the water). I have been applying the solution to the top soil every 3-4 days and have notice a significant decrease in gnats flying around and the plant doesn't seem to mind it at all. I'm just hoping it helps kill the gnat worms if they did lay any eggs into the soil. Hope you guys enjoy this one.
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Start of week 8. reduced nutrients to only Part A. targeting 60 ppm of N only to start the fading process. 7-10 Days till the finish line
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🗓️ 4° WEEK FLO // DAY 22-28 (from switch) // DAY 99-105 (from dry seed) ⚡- Light: 30 cm / 250 watt; ⌛- Schedule: 12/12; 🌡️- 22.5° C - 65% RH average; 📑- PH 5.8 - EC 2.2; 💧- 6° DWC change; 🍔- Flowering blend: tap water EC 0.4 + Silic 0.5 ml/l + CalMag 1 ml/l + Hydro A-B 1.6 ml/l + Oligo Spectrum 2 ml/l + Green Sensation 1 ml/l; 🥅- Still bending the branches trough the ScrOG-net. That was the last week, branches are stiffening; 🌱- I did my best to flat that canopy, next week I'll remove some leaves and some branches.
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se realizo una 2da poda apical a una de las plants la otra solo quedara con la poda apical inicial y se transplanto a maceteros de 11lts.
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Dia 56 las plantas se ven muy sanas y bien, los rebrotes empiezan a desarrollarse ya terminamos con la poda de rebrotes interiores en las ramas, ahora queda esperar que empiece la fase de floración, yo creo que en la White Noise y en la 1051 empezará antes a florecer que la glowstarz ya que sus geneticas son indicas. Estan muy grandes y se ven muy bien seguimos trabajando 💪🏼💪🏼
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Freaking cold front back to back cold as 62 degrees 😆😂.. it's the rain that's the problem
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Hey fellow growers week 8 update in the books! Not much happened this week besides having to raise my light to its max! The pistols were showing signs of orange pistols but it looks as though they are burning 🔥 so measured my light to plant and was sitting at 15 inches so I got it back to 18 inches but if these plants stretch any further I'm going to have to cut a hole in the top of my tent for the light!! So I finally had a week of ease. Thanks for viewing my grow and be sure to smash the like button and drop a comment I'm on here a lot prob more than I should be. Sorry for the bad pics this is a closet grow and its pretty tight quarters with no light so I have to work with what I got! Well until next week Best of luck and Happy growing!!😎🌱💚💪💪
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******* Week 7 Flower - October 31 to Nov 6, 2020, Days 43 to 49 ********* This was flush week.......hurry the hell up and flush week!!!!!😃 This strain is an 8 week strain!! She was close to ready at the end of the week, Day 49. Start your flush week 6......I waited for week 7 thinking she would go 9 weeks. Gave them two doses fo Flawless Finish and 10 gallons of water each. Cant do much more than that🤞👍 She is a sticky girl........move any leaves around and you find out just how much😃 These are some nice Freakin looking buds!!!!!! Beautiful colours and so frosty all the way down the fan leaves........so pissed off at myself because I missed her flush timming.....there are some beautiful purples and yellows in this strain that I missed!☹️ Little more detail....... Nov 1/20, Day 44 - Heavy flush day today. - 32L of tap water with 180oom and 5.7pH going into the girls. - runoff numbers for the girls were both pretty close to the same at 185ppm and 6.3pH. - last 3.5L of flush contained Flawless Finish @ 2ml/L. - Decided I do need to use a flushing agent with these girls......they are so close to done now!!!!! Nov 3/20, Day 46 - Another flushing agent watering today. - each girl given roughly 5L mixture of half tap water and half RO water with Flawless Finish at 4ml/L - More than I would normally do but feeling a little desperate at this point!!! - I am almost feeling like C472 is close to pulling now........damn.....I need a couple of more days yet so just going to let more go amber and hopefully she will continue to take the water and flush herself. Nov 6/20, Day 49 - 1L of plain water for each girl. 25ppm and 6.2pH. - we are at the finish line.....just keeping the pot moist right now. - they are ready for darkness anytime now........they are......I am not😂 Looking good Apolo.......Trichomes are lots and smells are plentiful👍 They finishing too damn fast though😀😀 Good problems I guess, wish I cut some clones to run her one more time and stop feed at week 5 flower😞
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Harvest a quarter pound out of 3 Autoflower plants
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i started feeding them more water now, i feed them 4L water but i measured runoff at 2000+ ec i dont know if thats important the strawberry lemonade really outgrows all high levels. 2 look very healthy, the one looks like ph lockout i dont know how to fix that, i ll just look further if nothing more happens .. i will defoliate the strawberry lemonade day 14 and the healthy one at day 14 and defoliate the other one at day 21 maybe
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Sense63 📆 Woche 11 – 15. bis 21. Dezember 2025 Blütetag 37–43 · Gesamtalter ca. Tag 74–80 Die Pflanzen befinden sich nun klar in der fortgeschrittenen Blütephase. Der Fokus liegt sichtbar auf Blütenverdichtung, Harzproduktion und strukturellem Finish. Vegetatives Wachstum ist nahezu eingestellt, die Energie geht vollständig in Bud-Aufbau. 🌱 Pflanzenbeobachtungen – Hauptzelt 90×90 🍋 Lemon Orange – hinten rechts Sehr dominante Erscheinung im Zelt. Die Hauptbuds sind deutlich angeschwollen, mit kompakter Struktur und zunehmender Dichte. Stigmen stehen noch überwiegend hell, beginnen stellenweise leicht nachzudunkeln. Die Blätter zeigen eine gesunde, leicht matte Oberfläche – typisch für diese Phase. Die Pflanze wirkt stabil, trägt ihr Gewicht gut und zeigt keine Stressanzeichen. Gesamteindruck: Ertragsorientiert, kraftvoll, sehr gleichmäßiger Bud-Stack. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – vorne links Auffällig harzige Entwicklung. Die Buds sind etwas luftiger im Aufbau als bei Lemon Orange, dafür stark mit Trichomen überzogen. Das zuvor beobachtete einseitige Aufhellungsmuster (teilweise gelbliche Triebe/Blätter) ist weiterhin sichtbar, zeigt aber keine negative Dynamik. Neue Blütenstände entwickeln sich normal, ohne Verformungen oder Wachstumsstopp. Einordnung: Sehr wahrscheinlich genetische Chimären-/Sektorvarianz oder früh entstandene Leitbahn-Asymmetrie. Kein klassisches Mangel- oder Überdüngungsbild. Gesamteindruck: Sehr aromatisch wirkend, gesund in der Blüte, funktional stabil. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – vorne rechts Extrem gleichmäßige Blütenverteilung. Alle Haupttriebe tragen kompakte, gut definierte Buds mit kurzer Internodienabfolge. Die Pflanze nutzt den gewonnenen Raum optimal, wirkt breit und ausgeglichen. Blätter zeigen leichte natürliche Aufhellung in tieferen Zonen – altersgerecht. Gesamteindruck: Sehr saubere Struktur, ideal für gleichmäßige Reife. 🌱 Pflanzenbeobachtung – Kleines Zelt 40×40 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 Kompakter Phänotyp mit starkem Fokus auf Headbuds. Die Hauptcola ist deutlich ausgeprägt und beginnt sichtbar an Masse zuzulegen. Seitentriebe bleiben kürzer, tragen aber ebenfalls gut entwickelte Blüten. Sehr gleichmäßige Harzbildung, kaum Blattüberhang – ideal für gute Luftzirkulation. Gesamteindruck: Klein, effizient, sehr sauberer Blütenaufbau. 🍃 Allgemeine Wochenbeobachtungen – Woche 11 Klare Phase der Bud-Verdichtung Trichombildung nimmt sichtbar zu Kaum neues Längenwachstum Pflanzen tragen Gewicht stabil, kein Umknicken Canopy bleibt offen und gut durchlüftet Unteres Blattwerk baut sich altersgerecht zurück Keine neuen Stressanzeichen oder Defizite 🔚 Fazit Woche 11 Die Blüte ist nun voll etabliert. Alle Pflanzen zeigen sortentypisches Verhalten und entwickeln sich gesund, stabil und planmäßig. Unterschiede zwischen den Strains werden jetzt klar sichtbar – sowohl im Bud-Aufbau als auch in Harz- und Strukturmerkmalen. Eine sehr ruhige, kontrollierte Phase, die eine starke Endreife erwarten lässt.