May the 4th be with you! Fed with water: 5/3/26 Fed with water: 5/7/26

На етой неделе я сделал ошибку, растение стояло без воды 3 дня. Автоцветы получили стрес, листья начали желтеть и показывать пятна на листьях. Надеюсь не много потеряю в качестве урожая из за этой ошибки.

About 1-2 weeks left in these girls. Tent has pungent gassy but sweet fruity smells, Buds are stacking up.. couple are ripening earlier.. Following High Powered Organics Gro-dirt Gro-Guide.. More info @highpoweredorganics.com Cheers Legends

Very fast seedling process, seeds stayed soaking for 24h and in the water they were already showing the first white root hair, another 48h in the paper towel and the day I potted them up they showed cotyledons. They took around 11 days to reach third node and complete germination but honestly I belive it could be faster if in better enviroment, mainly the humidity which was low and I transplanted them a day late. From day 5 I started feeding them exact same nutrients and ratio from the first vegetative week but starting at 0.4EC and increasing by 0.1EC/day until 1.1EC

Plantitas con 21 días de vida Días 20 solo se corto a todas un nudo de abajo y se les agrego los tutores.

February, 14th. Strawberry Cough is doing fine No big Actions taken Just keeping them Happy in watering with Beneficals, and spraying with " Fast Plants Spray" Girls are 12 Days old, and these are nice Seedlings. very Promising

Too Tall, Almost touching LEDs and lightburn is becoming an issue as well as the outer parts receiving too little light. After some more desperate attempts at LST and even fumbling the scrog net on top again..... The girls need to move out of the budget home and get something proper! Never thought the additional growth during flowering is this much x)

3/23: The pistils on all three of these plants suddenly withered, and upon inspection, I see that they're almost ripe.👍 I let them go totally dry this time and fed them with about 3/4 gallon each including terpinator, signal, sweet & sticky, cal-mag, armor si, cha ching, tiger bloom, big bloom, and humic acid. This was probably the last time they'll get any nutes, but I may water them once more with sweet & sticky and terpinator. 3/27: I mixed up water with sweeteners and terpene enhancers and cal-mag, then pulled everybody out of the closet...lo and behold, all 3 of these plants were ready to flush! I can't find my 20x macro lens for my phone, so I'm using my mini-microscope until I can get another mobile device lens kit from Amazon. All three had about 80% cloudy and 10% amber trichs. so I put about 12 gallons of filtered water with Sledgehammer through each one. Lovely buds, and many of them, but I sure hope they swell up some more!👈 3/29: I added a few more MicracleLED blue (450nm-470nm) bubs around the garden. topped raining for a day and my RH is back down to lower 40%'s. Shortie will go into a dark room tomorrow and her big sister will get fed.

05/02/2026 This better be the last week. I have her in the dark for the next two days. Hopefully she gives me some color. Or does that work with the light? Readings: pH: 5.74 EC: 604 cm TDS: 430 ppm Temp: 63.3° Readings after a small top off. pH: 5.88 EC: 590 cm TDS: 413 ppm Temp: 64.4° Readings Again: pH: 6.3 EC: 517 TDS: 405 Temp: 62.8° 05/03/2026 Readings: PH: 6.25 EC: 588 cm TDS: 418 ppm Temp: 67.1° So we can see that the warmer the water, the higher the concentration of salts. I just added an ice bottle, but it's still working it's magic. The pH seems to have leveled out too. As for the high concentration of salts, I'm gonna have to repeat flushing again. Well, in this case, I'm going to pull a gallon out and add another gallon and a half or so of plain pHed water. Reason being, I can't get the bottom of the bucket with my water pump. The roots are all in the way. So it's still loaded with nutrients. And now the water is below the roots. I've been doing my best to avoid topping off, but I think I just want to do the swap. Plain Filtered and pHed tap water readings: pH: 6.08 EC: 435 cm TDS: 307 ppm Temp: 65.7° I pHed a gallon of water. Pulled 3 gallons out of the bucket and put 3.5 gallons back in. Perfect top off especially for the last few days of flushing. I should probably check the trichomes. I haven't since I put her in the dark 2 days ago. Update: after taking a short trichome video, this lady is done. 05/04/2026 May the 4th be with you! Readings: pH: 6.43 EC: 597 cm TDS: 416 ppm Temp: 67.5°

🌿 Journal de Culture : Cherry Cola (Auto) ​Date : 18/03/2026 Âge : 55 jours (Semaine 8) Phase : Pleine floraison (Explosion des trichomes) ​📊 Paramètres de mon espace ​Température : 24,5°C (Jour) / 20°C (Nuit). Humidité : 50%. ​Éclairage : Pure LED 240W réglé à 75% d'intensité, positionnée à 73 cm. 💧 Nutrition & Arrosage (pH 6,3) ​Plante #1 (La Grande - 40 cm) : 1,5 Litre d'eau + 5 ml de PK 5-8 (BioTabs). ​Plante #2 (La Petite - 30 cm) : 1 Litre d'eau + 2 ml de PK 5-8 (BioTabs). 📏 Travaux & Évolution (SCROG) ​Retrait du LST : J'ai enlevé les fils rouges de palissage. Les branches sont maintenant bien rigides et la structure est parfaitement fixée. Le LST est une réussite totale. ​Mise en place du filet : J'ai installé le filet (type SCROG) pour bien soutenir les têtes qui commencent à s'alourdir et homogénéiser la canopée. 🔍 Mes observations ​C'est là que ça devient sérieux ! En manipulant la Plante #1 pour l'installer sous le filet, j'ai été surpris : mes doigts ressortis complètement collants. La production de résine est massive. ​Niveau odeur, c'est un régal : ça sent déjà très fort le sucré, comme un bonbon. On a bien envoyé le profil terpénique de la Cherry Cola qui se met en place. La santé est au top, les feuilles sont d'un vert parfait et les têtes commencent à prendre une belle densité. on peut remarquer que quelques feuilles commencent à perdre un peut de vert foncer très bon signe cela veut dire qu'elle puise l'azote des feuilles .et quelques légères pointes brûlées mais rien d'inquiétant cela me le fait a chaque fois lors de la transaction. mais à surveiller quand même. 22/03 ddonné 9,5 litres d'eau PH 6,3 .surface très sec . merci à tous et à bientôt MUSIQUE DIAPO FAST BUD

Switching them to overdrive this week not got a lot to say about them as they aren't doing the best, I haven't bother taking any pics of plant 1 as she's bare will probably chop her down for butter.

Heatwave gone, sun still around. Rocky (Purple#1) is a killer! Growing 16 new tops and adopted a nice symmetry after just 2 rounds of topping. So much stretch after the first couple days of diffused light outdoors! Nodes are at least 5cm apart. Most new tops are coming from one node further below the cut. I’ll probably leave it at that and focus on getting them all equally tall and spread outwards. Excuse my enthusiasm - first time growing photos outdoors. This hits different! Prince (Purple#1) was super slow to redistribute auxin after LST but it’s finally getting to the right places. Lamin J (Casamance Sativa) is stretching so hard, main stem is LTD’d halfway around the pot. By the time I can flip them this one gonna be a basket! Lamin HC (Casamance Sativa) stretched a whole lot too and grew huge leaves. Little less busy pushing new tops compared to Rocky. Gonna have to top this one again soon to get to at least 8. Jimi (Purple#1) about tripled in size after going outdoors but hardly developed any new nodes. Got too lanky and I chopped it in half. Little clone now trying to make it on the window sill.

The Oasis Project | Week 7 Strain: Northern Lights Autoflower Sisters (Charlotte & Makayla) Container: 10-Gallon Fabric Bags (Elevated on PVC Risers) Method: Organic Soil / DIY Automated Halo Irrigation Overview & Environment We are checking in for Week 7 with the Northern Lights autoflower sisters, Charlotte and Makayla. They are sharing the deck with the big Durban Poison photoperiods, soaking up that high-altitude Colorado sun, and stepping right into their own spotlight now that the new deck infrastructure is fully operational. Key Milestones This Week 1. Dialed In with the New Halos Just like the photoperiods, Charlotte and Makayla got their first taste of the newly completed DIY automated irrigation manifold this week. The Treatment: The green hose irrigation halos coiled inside the rims of their 10-gallon bags worked flawlessly. The Impact: The sisters received a thorough, uniform 15-minute soak. Getting that edge-to-edge moisture spread across the containers is going to be a game-changer for keeping the organic living soil evenly charged, especially as the summer wind starts to pick up on the plains. 2. Height Check & Structure (Featuring Charlotte) Autoflowers move on their own rapid timeline, and keeping them tight, stocky, and structurally sound is the main goal out here on the exposed deck. Current Height: Pulled the tape measure out to check on Charlotte today, and she is sitting perfectly compact right at the 7-inch mark. Architecture: She is displaying that classic, rugged Northern Lights indica heritage—short internodal spacing, broad fan leaves, and a sturdy main stalk. The top growth tip is perfectly centered and pushing up healthy new growth right above the irrigation line. Wind Readiness: Keeping her this low and close to the soil at Week 7 is a massive advantage against the Eastern Plains gusts. She’s building a thick, solid base rather than stretching out thin. 3. Root Environment & Airflow (The PVC Advantage) Unlike the massive 25-gallon bags on wheels, Charlotte and Makayla are dialed in on custom PVC risers. This gives the 10-gallon fabric bags a rock-solid, stationary foundation while maintaining that crucial air gap underneath. The 360-degree airflow ensures that the bottom roots are air-pruning beautifully, forcing the plants to concentrate a dense, fibrous root mass right where the organic nutrients and halo-delivered moisture are richest, preventing any pooling or stagnant zones at the bottom of the bags. Next Steps Now that the soil is fully charged from their first automated run, we’re going to let Charlotte and Makayla coast for the next couple of days to monitor how quickly the elevated 10-gallon bags dry down in our arid climate. Charlotte is entering a crucial window, and with her and Makayla's roots completely happy, they are primed for steady development.

Very good looking just transplanted into final 9l airpot and looking happy

co2 1500, 80% at 12 inch, plants loving it!!!

So harvested Gigi yesterday (D70) as she looked ready. And also very beautiful in my humble opinion. Covered in trichomes and very bright orange pistils pics don’t do justice. The buds are smallish but really hard / dense abs she stinks to high heaven. After a week of drying, Heidi is just about to start curing. (120g / 4 oz). Tbh we’re smoking her already as she’s already way better than current stash. Tastes absolutely delicious, I’m not one for describing pretentious flavours. She tastes dank and makes me properly stoned lol. Also only gonna get better now on the cure. Naomi is the final girl still going, plan to pull her on Sat/Sun D77 ish. She’s the biggest of the 3. Despite showing some signs of earlier nute burn she has powered through with the biggest and longest buds of all 3. Very excited about her. And finally the other 2 girls (not included in this diary) strawberry pie autos look a few weeks behind these but just going into beast mode both are 1.2m tall and getting loads of solid super stinky and frosty buds. In summary pretty fuckin fantastic start to the year. Happy Days. Thanks for reading. Have a great week.😊