Week 13 in the garden, and it's been a week of contemplation and admiration. Despite my initial plan to flip the plants, I decided to give them another week in vegetation. It's like I'm sculpting a masterpiece, carefully grooming the plants into a perfect botanical sculpture. Working with my plants feels like art – it requires skill, love, dedication, and a sense of playing God. As I look at the tent, I can't help but feel a sense of pride and joy. These green beauties are turning out amazing, and I'm filled with overwhelming happiness whenever I get the chance to speak to people about them and show them off. But the time has come to take the next step in their journey. They're being flipped this week for sure, ready to embark on the next chapter of their growth. It's bittersweet, but I know it's all part of the magical process of growing these wonderful plants. Here's to Week 13 – a week of artistry, joy, and the promise of new beginnings. 🌿🎨

Hey everyone! Just a quick recap from last week: we've removed the LST bands and are letting the plants grow freely. They are looking fantastic and have developed a very dense canopy. 🌿 Now, we're at a bit of a crossroads regarding when to start the flowering phase. The back three plants from our second grow are only 23 days old, and I’d prefer not to have any plants outside the tent. Today, we're changing the light cycle from 20/4 to 18/6. This will give the plants more time to rest, which should help them grow even stronger. 🌱 The 18/6 cycle means 18 hours of light and 6 hours of darkness, providing the plants with more downtime to recuperate and grow. Excited to see how they respond to this change! Day 45 (First Grow): Hey everyone! Exciting update: we’ve built a SCROG (Screen of Green) net for the plants! 🌿 For those who don’t know, a SCROG net helps to train the plants to grow horizontally, which maximizes light exposure to all parts of the plant and promotes more even growth. We're using it with our six plants to ensure they all get plenty of light and develop a uniform canopy. We've also placed a hygrometer among the plants to measure the humidity between the leaves. We've noticed that the humidity sometimes exceeds 70% in those areas. Do we need more fans, an intake ventilation system, or would a dehumidifier be a better option? We’re leaning towards adding more fans to improve air circulation, but we'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions! Day 46 (First Grow): Hey everyone! Exciting news: the plants have names now! 🌿 This will make it easier to identify and keep track of each one, especially if they get moved around. It should also help you all follow along more easily with the pictures we post. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to watch them grow and thrive!

Long time connoisseur, 1st time grower. I started thinking I wanted to do outdoor, but where I live, it’s pretty cool until almost mid June. So in July I committed to indoors, and have been slowly figuring it out, while consuming TONS of content and advice from forums. High Hope’s! 😎

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2 choc mints are looking very nice thickening up nicely. Smell is unreal. Gorilla nugs are very white and full of trichs however not as dense as the choc mint. The choc mint buds are extremely dense i would be careful with temp and humidity as there is definitely potential for mould due to sheer size and denseness. 2 different phenos of choc mint both really nice but one has stretched slightly more and and has more crown buds.

July 20: smoke arrived this morning to go with our heat wave. Awesome. Starting force flowering this evening. Will put plant in dark garage for 12 h darkness for a couple of weeks to initiate flowering. Already started flowering, but I really want to force it along to improve bud quality by having the buds ripen under stronger sun. In dark garage by 9 pm followed by 730 nm far red light and then out at 7 am. The far red light is a bloom booster because it initiates dark mode 2 h faster and is like getting a 26 h day. So, 10 h in garage plus 2 h from far red light is 12 h darkness and 14 h of daylight. Rock on. July 21: obvious stretch from overnight in the hot garage. Recorded as 14 h daylight with overnight temp listed as 24 C but it was easily 30 C when going into garage. Hot and smoky. Anyway, lots of misting and watering and seems to be doing great. Addded bloom nutes in top dressing at end of last week. July 22: still too hot but she’s still managing to grow. Now up to 40”. July 25: now 44” so four inches in three days. July 26: notably large stretch overnight probably grew another inch. This Blueberry Pie was always neck and neck with my other photoperiod, but she is pulling ahead in height now that flowering is starting. So far so good. Windy today and the plant was catching too much. Defoliated fan leaves in the middle so it’s not so much of a sail. Don’t really want o be removing fan leaves, but was best option. In ground or a bigger bag are not options so gotta make it work. Worth it to be able to move around in pursuit of direct sun. #seedsman420growoff #seedsmanseeds

15/01/22: Everything is looking good and as it should - the plants are really showing their sativa genes super tall for the 10liter pots. the largest is 43 inches high with the rest of them an average of 36 inches high. Defoliated a few days ago with the lower fan leaves to promote concentration on the buds. the sites are very bright green and showing good signs of pistils developing.

Goodmorning, becouse we are having a lil'heat wave lately.. gonna do updates early in morning.. now its still a bit chill..😎 Beelzebub is doing great, she is s abit bushy.. i should have topped her.. do not even know why i did not.. Anywayzz, gonna defo her a bit 2day so she has more air 😳 ..and then gonna crash on couch again with some THC oil 👊 Happy growing 4 all✊ **KISS! growingtechnique: keepItSimple, Stupid! ***Making THC oil: https://growdiaries.com/diaries/179107-grow-journal-by-hologram

edding Cheesecake: ein Leckerbissen für Geist und Körper. Ein Hybrid mit Wurzeln in Asien, Afrika, Europa und der USA. Unvergleichlicher Geschmack und Wirkung. Weiter oben im Wedding Cheesecake-Stammbaum sind die OG Kush, die Granddaddy Purple und die Purple Urkel von der Westküste der USA sowie die beliebtesten Sorten von Sensi Seeds – die Hindu Kush, die Big Bud und – beide Seiten der Familie beeinflussend – die Durban, die wirksame, reine Sativa aus Südafrika. Die feminisierten Wedding Cheesecake-Hanfsamen von White Label zeigen die gewünschten Eigenschaften von 5 Zuchtgenerationen. Ein komplexes, intensives Geschmacksprofil, eine unglaubliche Harzbildung sowie große, dichte Buds an einer robusten, kompakten, schnell blühenden Pflanze. Die feminisierten Wedding Cheesecake-Hanfsamen wachsen in einem Gewächshaus oder draußen in einem warmen, sonnigen Klima, bevorzugt mit einer relativ niedrigen Feuchtigkeit. In Innenräumen unter Lampen gedeiht diese Sorte jedoch am besten. Als schnell wachsende, pflegeleichte Sorte kann die Wedding Cheesecake sogar von Einsteigern kultiviert werden. Die wichtigsten Faktoren für diese Variante sind viel Licht und wenig Feuchtigkeit, um ihr Blütenpotenzial zu maximieren. Züchter sollten auch berücksichtigen, dass der Duft dieser Sorte ab Beginn der Blüte zunehmen kann, sodass ein gutes Belüftungssystem wichtig ist. Das komplette Zuschneiden der Zweige für ein enges Aneinandersetzen (auch Lollipopping genannt) wird nicht empfohlen. Das enge Aneinandersetzen und ein guter Ertrag sind möglich, indem kleine Klone mit der Sea of Green (SOG)-Methode zum Blühen gebracht werden. Durch Beschneiden/Topping der Hauptstämme größerer Pflanzen lässt sich die Anzahl der Austriebe und der Gesamtertrag steigern. Die Wedding Cheesecake verdoppelt bei der Blüte ihre Größe, wobei einige Pflanzen um 150 % wachsen. Ab und zu verdreifachen Exemplare ihre Größe in der Blütephase. Die White Label Wedding Cheesecake blüht schnell und kräftig und bildet massive, schwere Blütendolden in der oberen Hälfte des Hauptstammes und der Zweige. Kleinere, aber dennoch gleich dichte und harzige Blütentrauben befinden sich an den unteren Nodi, sodass an den kompakten Pflanzen erstaunlich wenig freier Platz vorhanden ist. Die Blütenkelche sind sehr harzige Kugeln, in der Regel mittelgroß, mit langen Blütenstempeln, die sich während der Reife manchmal pink statt orange verfärben. Die Kombination aus großen Buds mit mittelgroßen Blütenkelchen und üppigen Trichomen und langen Blütenstempeln verleihen den Hauptblütendolden der Wedding Cheesecake ein einzigartiges Aussehen, das zur selben Zeit flauschig und funkelnd ist. Nach der Ernte bleiben die Buds groß, fest und klebrig durch das Harz. Wenn sie aufgebrochen (oder nicht vorsichtig behandelt) werden, riecht man das tolle Terpenprofil aus dem Wedding Cheesecake-Stammbaum. Die stärkste Komponente stammt von der Cheese – einer grandios intensiven Skunk mit starken, süßen Beerennoten – in Kombination mit starken Zitrus-, Erd- und Holznoten von anderen berühmten Vorfahren. Es liegt auf der Hand, dass White Label Wedding Cheesecake eine extrem starke Wirkung hat und selbst von erfahrenen Konsumenten mit Bedacht eingesetzt werden sollte. Beim ersten Mal ist es ratsam, einen oder zwei moderate Testzüge zu machen und dann kurz zu warten, wie stark die Wirkung ist. Das High dieser Sorte erzeugt in jeder Dosis das typische warme, positive und anregende Gefühl. In mittleren bis hohen Dosen kann die Wirkung von starker, kontemplativer vollständiger Körperentspannung bis hin zu einer überschwänglichen, die Kommunikation fördernden und kreativen Stimmung und sogar psychedelischen Momenten reichen.

==> Decreased the base nutrients for less Nitrogen She is doing great! Calyxes swelling slowly and uniformly :) Looks more and more like a Chemdawg family strain grown in hydro, as she should :D Will be the biggest harvest, doesn't smell too strong yet and doesn't have the most resin but OG Kush is a legend and the looks don't always correlate with the quality of the effect and flavor. I still have very high hopes for her :D

Last couple of weeks she's been affected by high tent temps, hence all her curled leaves 😓 She is also a big plant in her little 10L fabric pot. I've noticed fabric pots really do dry out faster than airpots. That is a good thing, but you have to watch her drying out too quickly also! I think she'd make a monster plant in a 20L or 40L airpot.😍

The moment we have all been waiting for... the summer outdoor flowering photos... enjoy :) These are already in their third week of flowering by now. Started the season off with a difficult start... I put them outdoors while the says were still too short. The plants all started to follower, but then as the solstice approached they all converted back into veg and grew like crazy. I was sure my entire grow was fukd... Now we are well into August which is solid flowering for Ontario growers in zone 5.

Playing with some lst to give shape to the DankBerry

Today is day 57 for these Wedding Cheesecakes and they are looking great ! 2 of them decided to stretch out on me so had to tie one of them down even more an looks like she might be a little stressed out from it or might lacking something I’m not too sure if anybody can tell please let me know if anything I would really appreciate it ! Other then that we are going into week 8 and these ladies are putting off some delicious smells can’t wait to see what they do this week! Hope you all enjoy ! Keep them eyes peeled for next week!! ✌️Cheers

14 days on the auto watering system and the girls are looking happy. Everything survived well and my reservoir size was just right. They are looking a little hungry, but nothing s fresh mix of nutes shouldn't fix. Things are starting to look frosty. I'll Be pulling all the Larfy bits this week to optimize my tops.

Finally the Sour Strawberry started catching up! It seemed to have some sort of mutation where it topped itself and also rotated while growing. In the timelapse you can see the entire plant rotates about 90° over the course of the week. Sadly the other 3 plants kept throwing new issues at me and were at very different heights, all while the Sour Strawberry was tiny. Bending them had little effect and I did not actually want to super crop them just yet. I had to put in a net.

For those who follow me could see that I was absent and I apologize to you and the ladies in this tent. These seedsman northern lights are tough. I was out of town for work during their prime stretch phase and all they got was straight water added to the res. Two of them are specimens still and the one without the floraflex feeding cap isn’t getting the nutes distributed they way the plant likes so today I’ll modify one and see if I can make her happier. In the end I know they’ll end up strong but it was during the crucial stretch period and they needed more than they got. All we can do is move on and try to make them flourish. Thanks for looking. Have a great day.

Day37 05/08/24 Monday Feed today using de-chlorinated tap water pH 6. She has bounced back from topping so now applying LST this week. Day 39 07/08/24 Wednesday De-chlorinated tap water pH 6 today with calmag. Day 41 10/08/24 Saturday Feed today using de-chlorinated tap water pH 6 only. Day 42 11/08/24 Sunday End of week de-chlorinated tap water pH 6 with calmag. She has recovered well from topping and lst. Presenting a beautiful structure so far 😁 Picture and video update ✌️💚