The Grow Awards 2026 🏆
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@artems
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In the first week after switching to a 12/12 light cycle, the plant appears healthy and hasn't shown rapid growth yet, but its green mass is increasing rapidly 🌱. All seems promising for the flowering phase ahead! 😊
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Everything is not as accurate as I would like to say, but I wanted you guys to see what I can do
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Water only from here 1L at a time 13/09 - Watered @ 10:43 - Health inspection 14/09 - Watered with 1l - Added extra Fan 15/09 - No water needed today. 16/09 - Watered till run down for flush 17/09 - No water today damp 18/09 - flushed 19/09 - Flushed
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I don't think I could have got 6 of these in my grow space they need a lot of room and airflow. nice strain looking forward to testing the strength.in my TCHECK METER. 18.2% THCa. lesson learned on pruning airflow and RH all very important I caught the bud rot right away I will keep a close eye on the dry and cure for mold. fingers crossed I will not have it. going to do a sulfur burn in tent and garage to reset for next grow. 000
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Another good week. Amazed how much purple this strain put on right away!
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Well haven’t been giving her too much camera attention. I think I’m also gonna need more space too, I have too much I want to do at one time lmao. But pineapple definitely still popping off. She’s kinda just been growing flowers and defoliating herself lmao. I’m probably gonna turn her and the blueberry on soon, due to my space limitations. Maybe in another two weeks, idk 🤷‍♂️🏾 STAY TUNED
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Another week has gone by. She’s stacked pretty good and fairly dense buds. Be interesting to see if they fill out or frost up more. We shall carry on waiting it out. ✌️🏻👊
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TRIPLE G by ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS Week #23 Overall Week #6 Flower This week she's really starting to get sticky with her trichomes on full display she's smells 👍 great and her buds continue to get full and dense!! Stay Growing !!! ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS TRIPLE G
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Slowed massively trichomes turning Amber turning inwards not dri king near as much now boy she stinks
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Buds are really putting on weight! Frost is in abundance. Colas have really gained defined shape and structure. The aroma is getting intense. Full blown bloom is a wonderful thing. Just watching as the sexyness gets more defined. We have hit the major bulking phase. Do to the new phase of growth the feeding has once again changed. I added bud golem to the mix. To get every drip drop of flowering vigor this lady has to push. Really gives that extra umph for the bulking phase. Will eliminate that last bit of grow outta the mix next feed. Than ride that mix to the flush. Until next update . Happy growing and stay lit fam.
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I realy love this amazing purple strain, amazing smell of strawberries...Strawberry Fields Forever xD=)) I got 21 grams because use 2 gal pot, and in outdoor daylight is 12-11.8 hours. I will grow indoor too.
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„Jetzt wird’s duftend!“ In dieser Woche hat die Cinderella offiziell beschlossen, erwachsen zu werden – und das sieht man ihr an. Die ersten Knospenansätze sprießen wie kleine Optimisten aus jedem Seitenast und rufen: „Jetzt geht’s looos!“ Sie steht breit, selbstbewusst und unglaublich vital da – wie jemand, der genau weiß, dass ihm die neue Frisur steht. :-) Die Blätter zeigen ein sattes, gesundes Grün, und die Blüten sind schön kompakt – ein Zeichen dafür, dass Licht, Luft und Biobizz-Nahrung hier ein echtes Dreamteam bilden. Die oberen Triebspitzen richten sich stramm nach oben und wirken, als würden sie schon Pläne für die kommenden Wochen schmieden. Insgesamt startet die Cinderella mit ordentlich Power in die Blüte: stabil, buschig, wuchsfreudig und mit dem unmissverständlichen Ehrgeiz, in den nächsten Wochen noch richtig aufzudrehen. So darf eine Blütewoche 1 aussehen – energetisch wie der Startschuss zu einem wohlriechenden Marathon.
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sorry for the late post this is week 3 She is booming. She’s almost 4 feet tall and the other one is about short and stocky. It’s 420 somewhere™️
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@Reyden
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Purtroppo il mio telefono non riusciva più a caricarsi e per 2 settimane ho avuto un altro telefono in cui non avevo foto per caricare e quindi per fortuna ora ho risolto finalmente!!! Ho saltato una settimana e per questa gorilla cookies ancora qualche giorno e verrà tagliata!!! Sono stato 5 giorni via e loro hanno subito più stress idrico di quanto pensavo ma va bene così, avendo avuto meno acqua del previsto le ragazze hanno prodotto più resina ed emanano un profumo spaziale!!! La Purple Lemonade e la pianta del mio seme sono state tagliate questa mattina!!! 💥💯🎶
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Hey now, I hope everyone is having a great week. The Glueberry OG Auto is in week 9 and she is just now starting to stack some buds. I am still feeding Silica, Cal Mag, and Veg Nutes, as well as some PK booster. I am done with training and only defoliate a leaf or two here or there it is blocking too much light from a flower site but pretty much I am just letting her do her thing. I currently have the Spectrum X running at 100% power and have upped the time on the UV/IR bars to 90 minutes just prior to lights off. I am super happy with this light so far, she puts out impressive PAR, and runs fairly cool. The only thing I would change is to have individual timers for the different spectrums. Not much to do this week other than keep the reservoir full and in the correct PH range. The tomatoes outside are absolutely loving the runoff from these autos, as that is all they have had to drink since they were about 3 weeks old. Thanks for stopping by, Stay Safe and Blaze On!!! 💪 Website: https://medicgrow.com/ https://growdiaries.com/grower/medicgrowled
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Day 22 flower... Did a little defoiling
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Tag 112: In 1 Woche möchte ich die Gorilla ernten. Leider habe sich auch ein paar Pollsäcke gebildet 😱
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2025-10-02 I started the autopot system on one Plant- the other grows in same conditions, just without automatic waterings both looking fine and quite similar, at this pont Multi-Setup Grow Comparison - started September 8th, 2025 🌟 Strain Profile: Permanent Marker 🏆 Breeder Information Genetics: Award-winning strain - Leafly's Strain of the Year 2023 Breeder: JBeezy @ Seed Junky Genetics Potency: Up to 31% THC Aroma Profile: Floral base with soap & gas notes 🔬 Experimental Setup Overview Total Plants: 3 seeds Goal: Comparative analysis across different growing methods 🌱 Setup Configurations Setup #1 - Manual Biotabs System 🏺 Container: 35L Smart Pots Nutrients: Biotabs "Water-Only" strategy 💧 Watering: Manual feeding schedule 📍 Location: Standard grow space Setup #2 - Automated Biotabs System 🏺 Container: 35L Flex Pots Nutrients: Biotabs "Water-Only" strategy 💧 Watering: Autopot automated system 📍 Location: Autopot station Setup #3 - Alternative Organic Method 🏺 Container: [To be documented] Nurients: Alternative organic nutrient line 💧 Watering: [To be documented] 📝 Nte: Separate diary documentation 📊 Expected Outcomes Comparative Analysis: 📈 Yield differences between container sizes (25L vs 35L) ⚙️ Automation impact on plant development Nutrient system efficiency comparison 💧 Water management effectiveness 📅 Timeline Status Current Stage: Vegetative stage Next Update: Weekly progress documentation 🔍 Research Focus This comparative study will provide insights into: Automation vs manual care benefits Biotabs system consistency across setups
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LAST FEED 7/7 7/8 I'm very excited with how my little grow is turning out. Preflower are forming on my mendo breath. Slurricanes are a little behind. I'm wondering when to switch to flower nutes. We will be getting thunderstorms today and this weekend. I obtained four blow up mattresses and cut them, zip tied them together and covered with gorilla tape. Since I didnt have enough lumber to frame the top of my fence I will not be able to use the rain guard tonight. I think they will be fine Having a frame that I could staple it too very quickly would be invaluable especially in the fall. 7/9 I added some additional supports last night. Glad I did as I have no damage and that was a huge storm. Preflowers are forming and smell is pungent. 7/10 Fog was heavy this morning but the sun is out now. Looks like it will be nice all day. I found a spider web at the bottom of a plant wrapped at the base of the stem. I've been killing pregnant spiders that will fold the leaves and web them together to hatch there babies in. The webs they weave are extremely durable. I swept up app webs which were easy to see do to the most and fog. I still see some pillar damage so I think you I might hit them with captain Jack's that way if I'm missing something I can spray before I transition to flower nutes. I watered today as I wasnt sure how much rain the plants had got and I didnt water yedterday. 7/11 It poured all night. It was the type of rain plants love. A bit heavy at times. I had to check plants with an umbrella. No damage. Everything looks good. I took no pictures due to the rain. As soon as I left it stopped raining. The sun came out yesterday and it was extremely humid. Plants seemed to love it. I'm really debating when I should switch to flower nutes. Went back later in the day. Sun came out and it was humid as hell. I took a couple pictures. 7/12 Heavy thunder showers gave way to sunny skies. I fed today and increased to 2tsp grow big and used micro bre instead of kango roots. It hasn't been a week yet but I will be away for a week and family will be caring for my plants. I will still monitor via security feeds and the morning through facetime. My plants seem to be doing super good and I hate to leave them even for a night. Oh well. I'll have to hope a masters in forestry and a masters on botany will suffice to care for my garden. Honestly I'd probably rather have a smelly hippie looking after them. At the local store brown tail moths coated the store. It was ridiculous. I applied BT heavily to my entire crop and actually say a few moths fly out from under the plants. It's been so dry the moths biggest predator (a form of algae) didnt grow. The CDC issued guidelines as they are poisonous. If you've never had problems with worms you might this year. 7/13 like I said family is watching my grow for a few days so I'm not sure if I'll be posting. I may have pictures sent and facetime. I can always check the cameras anyway. I sprayed BT last night just to be safe. That was unreal. I'm worried to leave my girls but I know it's just my anxiety disorder. When I get back I'm switching the mendo breath to flower nutes. Maybe slurricane too. What do you guys think? Hope you enjoy the video. I had much better internet connection. 7/14 I'm super lucky to have the family I do. They have taken pictures for me and facetimed my plants. I can monitor with my cameras but it's great to facetime and look really close.