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D109/F57: bud washing right after cutting 3*12L buckets - 1 with 100g lemon juice and 100g baking soda - 2 with plain water for rinsing 30 seconds in each bucket and then a lot of ventilation to remove excessive moisture. Quite happy with this technique: So many fungus gnats and dust/hair caught. I'll have to watch out for mold very frequently and carefully. 1) Fan full blast for 4 hours to reduce moisture induced by bud washing 2) Then put in tent with exhaust fan at minimum power Temp is 18-19°C and RH 60-62%
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2 weeks have passed, the girl has a little too much nutrients, but she will get through it :) the girl doesn't seem to be tall, I think she will be more like a bush :) everything looks good, good luck to everyone!
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I soaked the seeds for 24 hours in a mixture of BioAg Ful-power, 6.3 Ph water & aloe Vera. I then inoculated the soil with the mixture of ingredients I listed above. After that I placed the seeds 1/4” into the soil & placed them under the humidity dome after spraying them with my pump sprayer. Current temp is 75 degrees F & Humidity is 89%.
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A good first week from all the girls overall. They continue to develop as planned. They got watered with the spray bottle until Friday when they got a real watering. This girl is doing the best out of them all. Looking real healthy. Dimmed to 40% Here are the lights details: Medic Grow Mini Sun-2 150W LED Model: MN150-022 Spectrum mode: V1 Efficacy: 2.8 umol/J Saturday the seeds popped up and we are underway. Spraying the top of the soil with the water bottle to keep the topsoil moist. Thanks for stopping by! You can find the light on Grow Diaries: https://growdiaries.com/grow-lights/medic-grow/mini-sun-2-150-watts You can find the light on Medic Grow's website: https://medicgrow.com/
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Beve 7 litri al giorno... Non dico altro.. Lenta.. Ma sono sicuro che regalerà momenti pazzeschi 🤤😍 odore prelibato.
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Almost done here! What a journey. I’m gonna flush her tonight, even if the soil is still wet. I’m sorry I don’t have one extra week (2 weeks with Overdrive would be better), but the buds are big and fat now. Definitely time for a big flush. You can see trichomes maturation on the two videos I uploaded.
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Weekly update on these gorgeous ladies. They're super close to being finished. I'd say probably this week some will be harvested and put into the Cannatrols to dry and cure. The smell is so sweet and dessert like, it's wild. One that I find to make great extracts so I think I'll pull some out for just that. All in all Happy Growing
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Costa Mesa Haze is what I am renaming the "Vorneese haze" bag seed from my other grow diary. One of the best flowers Ive ever had in my life. Purchaed from HTC church in Costa Mesa, California in July of 2018. They arent a legit dispensary so they have zero clue who grew it or wtf is, or who grew it. I researched as much as possible and never found anything out. 12 Costa Mesa Haze 4 Blueberry Muffin Went a little OCD with this tent but figured after outgrowing the last one with randomly size plants I'd keep everything the same height as much as possible. Really focused on taking good cuttings of the same size knowing what I wanted this tent to look like. Only running the cree bulbs right now on the light letting them ease into things without stress. Will Veg for 4-5 weeks tops then 12/12.
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Mango Cherry Runtz Automatic | RDWC | Plagron Hydro Wenn die Lemon Cherry Sundae in dieser Woche mit ihrer kompakten Blütenentwicklung überzeugt, dann übernimmt die Mango Cherry Runtz die Rolle des absoluten Giganten im Growraum. Ihr enormes Höhenwachstum hat sich auch in dieser Woche fortgesetzt und sie dominiert das gesamte RDWC-System mit ihrer beeindruckenden Erscheinung. Die Pflanze hat mittlerweile eine außergewöhnliche Struktur entwickelt. Lange, kräftige Haupttriebe strecken sich bis dicht unter die Beleuchtung und tragen entlang ihrer gesamten Länge unzählige gleichmäßig verteilte Blütenansätze. Durch den großen Abstand zwischen den Nodien wirkt die Pflanze sehr offen, wodurch Licht und Luft nahezu jeden Bereich der Krone problemlos erreichen können. Trotz ihrer enormen Größe präsentiert sich die Mango Cherry Runtz erstaunlich vital. Die Triebe sind stabil, die Blattfarbe wirkt gesund und selbst bei dieser extremen Höhe zeigt die Pflanze weiterhin eine ausgezeichnete Entwicklung. Besonders beeindruckend ist, dass nahezu jeder Seitentrieb produktiv geworden ist und mittlerweile eigene Blütenstände ausbildet. Auch die Blütenentwicklung schreitet sichtbar voran. Die weißen Blütenfäden bedecken inzwischen nahezu jede Cola und beginnen sich langsam miteinander zu verbinden. Gleichzeitig setzt bereits die erste deutliche Harzproduktion ein, wodurch einzelne Sugar Leaves schon jetzt einen feinen frostigen Glanz zeigen. Gerade im RDWC-System zeigt sich hier eindrucksvoll das enorme Wachstumspotenzial dieser Genetik. Während viele Pflanzen ihre Energie früh in kompakte Blüten investieren, baut die Mango Cherry Runtz zunächst eine riesige Pflanzenstruktur auf, die nun nach und nach in unzählige Blüten umgewandelt wird. Die kommenden Wochen dürften besonders spannend werden. Mit ihrer offenen Architektur besitzt sie das Potenzial, außergewöhnlich lange Colas auszubilden, die sich Stück für Stück schließen und zu beeindruckenden Blütenketten entwickeln werden. Schon jetzt wirkt sie wie eine Pflanze, die eher an eine photoperiodische XXL-Sativa erinnert als an eine Autoflower. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mango Cherry Runtz Automatic | RDWC | Plagron Hydro While the Lemon Cherry Sundae impresses with her compact flower development this week, the Mango Cherry Runtz takes center stage as the true giant of the grow room. Her explosive vertical growth continues to dominate the entire RDWC system, creating an incredibly impressive plant structure. She has developed into an exceptionally tall and elegant plant. Long, sturdy main branches stretch almost all the way to the light while producing countless evenly spaced flower sites from top to bottom. Thanks to the wide internodal spacing, the canopy remains open, allowing excellent light penetration and airflow throughout the entire plant. Despite her enormous size, plant health remains outstanding. The stems are strong, foliage still looks healthy, and the overall vigor is remarkable considering her height. Nearly every side branch has become productive and is now building its own flower clusters. Flower production is progressing beautifully as well. Bright white pistils now cover almost every branch, gradually stacking into longer flowering columns. At the same time, the first noticeable layer of resin is beginning to coat the flowers and nearby sugar leaves, giving them an early frosty appearance. This plant perfectly showcases the incredible growth potential that RDWC can unlock. Rather than rushing into dense flowers, the Mango Cherry Runtz first invested heavily in building an enormous framework, which is now transforming into hundreds of developing bud sites. The next few weeks should be especially exciting. With her open architecture and exceptional height, she has the potential to produce incredibly long colas that gradually fill in and become impressive flower spears. At this stage she resembles a massive photoperiod sativa far more than a typical autoflower—making her one of the most fascinating plants of the entire project. 🌱🔥
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04/23/2022 I think lemon OG is done Give her a few days more, Biscotti Skunk, grape skunk about 2 -3 weeks out, the Biscotti Skunk has very strong camphor mothballs smell. Not quite sure what to think of her hope buds fill out well. Grape Skunk is doing a bit better but lemon og has performed best in my specific micro climate, others have more flowering to. If I'm going 63 days in flower it might as well be a Sativa variety.
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Dear team TrolMaster Europe, We would like to express our sincere gratitude for providing us with the Tent-X controller. We are delighted with its functionality and performance! We are confident that this controller has significantly aided us in our journey with our beloved plant Jealousy from Zamnesia.💪🤝 We were pleasantly surprised by the efficiency and ease of use of the Tent-X. It seamlessly integrated into our plant care system and helped us achieve incredible results. Once again, thank you very much for your support and high-quality equipment. We are immensely satisfied with your product and hope for long-term cooperation in the future. Today marks the end of our journey with Jealousy from Zamnesia💚, and we want to express our heartfelt gratitude to Zamnesia for their support throughout this entire journey. We also want to extend our thanks to Plagron for providing us with their high-quality fertilizers. Their products are not only effective but also incredibly easy to use. We highly recommend them to everyone!
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*Day 1-4 (Week 1) - Germination through tap root seed pop - Coco/Perlite - Lights running 18/6 - 5 Gallon AC Infinity fabric pot - Introducing Myco later this week * Day 5-7 (Week 1 ) - Seedling in Process - first set of true leaves have set - Light Myco topping
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Critical x Animal cookies is hurting a little. My solution is a little strong. She should grow into it very soon. Beside that everything is looking good under the Hortibloom Solux 350. Thank you Hortibloom, and Ripper Seeds. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g
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. 📹 : Full Video on YouTube @hinterhofgrower 🌱 : soft topping on day 17+20 💧 : 2l day 19 💡 : Dli: 20 mol/m²/d 🤔 : Finally, a plant is growing with wider internodal spacing, even though it's supposed to be Indica dominant. There was the usual overwatering discussion on YouTube. The soil I'm using consists mainly of peat with added perlite. It's also not compacted. In my last grow with this soil, it settled by about 5 cm in the 20L pot. The measured soil moisture reaches about 60% when saturated, but with my current watering pattern, it only reaches a maximum of just under 30%. I think there's always enough oxygen in the soil. I did, however, wait longer before watering this time. The removal of the bottom pair of nodes was also hotly debated. In my opinion, it was exactly the right thing to do. I would have had to remove the large pair of leaves above them to give the two branches full light. I would have had to trim the next pair of branches down significantly to bring them to the same level. In my previous grows, this resulted in small, bushy plants. This meant the buds were very close together and therefore susceptible to mold. Furthermore, the lower parts weren't fully developed. This was something I wanted to prevent in this grow. No more energy needed to be invested in the small branches, allowing the plant to focus on photosynthesis with its large leaves. The result is a uniform canopy.
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This week has been awesome. Reservoir has been lasting is pretty well these 3weeks. I filled it with 10gals and have not had to top it up. Dropped the trellis net on the girls to get her to open up more, I will be adding 1-2 more layers of trellis just in case when we flower we make sure to really spread them out. I’m really loving this Autopot 10gals has really gone a long way I just make sure to check the ph and we are good. Next week I’ll be flipping so you will get to see what she looked like before the flip. Thank you all again for watching. See you all next week.
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She's grown 18cm this week! Entered flowering too. Looking lovely!!! Very cute. A mini weed plant 😂 😍
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Hang dried for 3 weeks in tent. Goal was to be more patient with the dry & start cure hanging on branch in a tent, my dry tent ranges from 58-61RH & 64-69F BUD is curing in grove bags more pictures coming
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First week of flower for this healthy and happy FFT. Really looking forward to Fastbuds releasing the names of these strains, because they all grow very differently. I'm guessing at #8 being cheese, but it will be a complete surprise on all the others. This girl is sitting pretty and taking up her designated space perfectly. A heavy defoliation on F1 opened up some tops to the light. There has been a massive growback in just 3.5 days of flower, as well as a massive stretch. I have all the headroom in the world, so I will let these maximize. All healthy, no spots or bugs, so these are just booming. They will get a final heavy defoliation on F21, and then maintenance plucking to maximize cola exposure.
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Week 7 day 3. I stopped giving soluble nitrogen today. 1/2 reduction in soluble pk. Adding solubles in water drops my ph perfect so I don’t use ph down in flower. Now today I start adding a little ph down as the 1/2 strength soluble pk brings water to about 7.4, so reduction to 6.9