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@rickytpb
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Week ten. I started giving booster one week ago, so her flowers are getting better every day. What do you guys think? How does she look? Shall I do more defoliation? But my tent is pretty small too. Consider that while responding, please.
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Plants entering 3 week, an have made good healthy progress I have been lst a did topped once plants are short a bushy with even canopy. Have not had any visible deficiencies. I’m learning as I go any tips would be greatly appreciated thank you🙏
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I can't complain she hasn't skipped a beat since I took over only problem im seeing is very leggy and not vigorous branches but I have a strong feeling things will be different next week stay tuned my fellow plant janitors 👨‍🌾
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Tag 37: Ich beginne die Royal Gorilla zu scroggen und ein wenig entlauben war nötig.
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7. Woche Ich habe sie heute Lollipopping gemacht und jetzt sieht sie zwar bisschen gerupft aus aber das wächst sich schon wieder raus 😄
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What an explosion in growth for week 5. Every day this plant is growing like crazy. Had to trim up some lower foliage to allow better airflow. Tied down some more branches to even the canopy especially the main stem. Rubbing the stem gives an amazing smell and can’t wait till it matures fully. Looking like this plant will be a great yield of everything keeps rocking like it has. I’m feeding a worm castings compost tea spiked with Cultured Biologix EZ Tea Bloom to feed the microbes in the soil that are essential for trichome production. Also started feeding silicon to strengthen the stems and Trichomes. Week 6 is going to be nuts with growth I can already tell.
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Found a couple of seeds in DP but was expected as last grow also hermits slightly at the end. What's strange is that I can't find any nanners or balls on them so must be stamen deep in the buds somewhere. Only found a few seeds last grow with it so fingers crossed my ladies aren't complete whores for daddy's pollen
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Hallo to You all my familly and usual visitors. Thank you for stopping by and all the likes and comments....You make my day! I gave the Blue Cheese a trim on 5th december and gave her four days of darkness, the chop was performed on december 9th I took a lot of photographs and videos commemorating these events for you to enjoy :) I think she came out quite decent especially considering that she had some monster/deformed leaves till the 4th week of veg. also looking back I should have moved her to the bigger place in that time...she would be far more symmetrical ;) It was a joy to work with Mars Hydro and their equipment in this grow. A big thanks to the Mars Hydro team for this opportunity, you truly provide first class grow kits and lamps. That's all i have for you till the drying & curing process is over I will update then. I want to thank you all for accompanying me in this journey, all the likes and comments...You growmies make me feel here at GD at home thank you 🙌👊😇
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Yooo growers 🌱, We’re 8 weeks in and let me tell you — this grow is going absolutely wild. Everything’s blowing up like weeds (the good kind, of course 😎). From the jump, the girls were full of energy, and now the tent’s starting to look like a mini jungle. I’ve been running a 300W HID in a 60x60 tent, keeping temps and humidity dialed in just right. Feeding with Green House nutrients and sticking to a solid 16-hour light schedule through veg — and man, the plants are loving it. Week by week, they just kept stacking height and packing on that lush green. Now here in week 8, things are looking prime. The structure’s solid, leaves are healthy, and I can already feel the pre-flower tension in the air. A few more days and the real show begins — flower time, baby! Couldn’t be happier with how it’s all tracking so far. Stay tuned, 'cause if veg looked like this, the bloom is gonna be straight fire 🔥 Catch ya in the next update. ✌️
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The week before the magic happens
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Day 106 think its ready so cloudy time to chop maybe in a couple of days want more amber Trichomes. Day 107 turned heater off night time Temps 65° day time Temps 78° see if we can get so nice color b4 chop. Day 108 nothing. New Day 109 tomorrow's the big chop day. Day 110 plant is ready to chop.
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Not much to Update. Still Growing along n filling in. Still Watering Her every other Day with Note Feedings every 3rd Watering. Leaves are Yellowing so Hopefully She'll Ripen n Come Down soon.
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This week the aroma they're giving off is noticeably stronger and really delicious. It's clear this week won't be their last. For whatever reason, they'll need more days than usual this time. At 62 days, the vast majority of trichomes were still clear, with a few amber buds—very few—and a slight tendency to develop foxtails; I'd been noticing this trend for a few days. At 63 days, I lowered the LED wattage to 220W, and regardless, I started the root flush. This consists of several waterings with nutrient-free reverse osmosis water until I decide to harvest. Esta semana el olor que desprenden es notablemente superior y  bien rico. A la vista está que esta semana no será su última semana. Por lo que sea esta vez necesitarán más días de lo habitual. A los 62 días la gran mayoría de tricomas seguían cristalinos y algunas pocas cabezas de color  ámbar, muy pocas y una cierta tendencia en generar foxtails, llevaba ya días viendo la tendencia. A los 63 bajé la potencia de los led a 220W. y quede como quede empecé con el lavado de raices. Consta de varios riegos con agua de osmosis sin nutriente, hasta que decida cortar.
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Hello everyone. Entering week 21, the MAC1 F1 hybrids are still keeping things interesting. The biggest plant is officially in her sixth week of flowering, and today she received her absolute last heavy dose of PK 13-14. Starting tomorrow, she is strictly on basic Canna Coco A and B nutrients to finish things out. Honestly, she has blessed me with a literal jungle of 80+ branches packed with a massive collection of very miniature buds. Apparently, overdoing the PK 13-14 back in week three was the secret recipe for creating an overachieving green monster instead of massive colas. Meanwhile, the smaller plant is entering her fifth week of flowering and has only been coasting on a tiny 2 ml per 10 liters of the PK booster. She will soon hit her maximum dosage of 1.5 ml per liter, so we will see if she actually grows normal flowers or duplicates her sister's chaotic jungle strategy. Climate-wise, things are fully in check. Humidity is holding steady between 47% and 55%. Daytime temperatures sit at 27°C, and nights stay at 20°C thanks to the dehumidifier—if I turn that thing off, it immediately slides down to 18°C or 19°C. Thanks for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather.
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15.03. Steady development. The seedlings are transitioning smoothly towards early vegetative growth. Growth remains controlled, with a focus on building a solid root system at this stage. Leaf structure is developing nicely, with healthy color and compact spacing. No need to rush — everything is kept stable and consistent. Environment dialed in. Minimal adjustments. Letting them do their thing. Preparing for the next phase. Transplantation.
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This was my first time using plagron. I dropped the ball on it. I had lots of issues with getting the right amount of nutrition with the level of irrigation I use. The yield will be low but it should still have some kick. Thank you Plagron, Zamnesia, and Medic Grow. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 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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For FW3 no fertilizer. Last week of growth I added 50 g of Wizzy's Flower-Fertilizer, which lasts for the whole flower period. Also this week no booster, only tapwater, but I need to increase the temperatur of it, since it always causes a shock when watering the plants. Still no problems with pH, micorbiology takes care of that.
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Se aplico la tecnica ScrOG, es un estrés leve por lo que esperamos buenos resultados. La planta que llamamos "D" muestra algunas deficiencias de N por lo que trataremos de corregir esto.