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W10.D1(67) šŸ“…šŸ“ššŸš«šŸ”šŸŒø Yesterday did not make it into the diary; alas, sudden tasks have pulled me away from our usual routine. šŸ“… In this disruption, life's šŸš« unexpected demands have interrupted the flow, yet the šŸŒø flowering continues to thrive vigorously. šŸŒžā³šŸŒŸšŸ‘€šŸ”œ I have now reached the 14/10 light schedule and am delightedly watching the process unfold. šŸŒž Adjusting the daylight hours gradually, I believe we have successfully initiated an irreversible transition. šŸŒŸ With eager šŸ‘€, I watch as our champion plant responds, and šŸ”œ time will reveal if our simulation of the day's shortening has indeed tipped the scales. W10.D2(68) šŸŒøšŸŒšŸ“ˆšŸ›‘šŸŒ± The flowering is developing slowly and gradually. šŸŒø As we carefully observe, the šŸŒ pace ensures that each stage of growth is closely monitored. šŸ“ˆ There's a hope that with the cessation of reducing light hours, the plant šŸ›‘ does not revert to its vegetative state. W10.D3(69) šŸ“…šŸŒøšŸ”„šŸ”¬šŸ’§ As of today, there are no particular updates ā€“ the flowering continues organically. šŸ“… The natural progression of šŸŒø flowering is unhindered, and the nutrient supply scheme has been šŸ”„ adjusted to better meet the specific needs during this phase. šŸŒ±šŸ’”šŸŒæšŸš° I continue to work with low doses of various fertilizers, aiming to ensure that the availability of different micronutrients allows for their passive absorption. šŸŒ± By maintaining a cautious approach with šŸ’” carefully measured nutrients, we encourage the plant šŸŒæ to absorb what it needs effortlessly, while minimizing the energy šŸš° spent on active uptake. This strategy optimizes growth without overstressing our plant. W10.D4(70) šŸ“šŸŒæšŸ“ˆšŸ¤žšŸ“¦ The growth in height continues. šŸ“ As the šŸŒæ plant stretches upwards, I sincerely hope šŸ¤ž that I won't have to increase the height of this šŸ“¦ grow box again. The upward šŸ“ˆ trend is promising, yet it challenges the confines of our current setup. W10.D5(71) šŸŒæšŸ“ŠšŸ’§šŸ”¬šŸ¤” I see it necessary to introduce some measure of photosynthesis efficiency. šŸŒæ Considering the available measurements of light and water, this ratio could be directly expressed as the utilization of water in photosynthetic reactions per unit of energy. šŸ’§ The efficiency of šŸ”¬ photosynthesis could potentially be quantified in such a way, offering a direct metric to evaluate. šŸŒ±šŸ’¦šŸ”šŸŒžšŸ§ However, the challenge lies in the fact that plants use water not only for photosynthesis. A significant portion of the water consumed, according to scientific knowledge, leaves the plant through transpiration. šŸŒ± Understanding that šŸ’¦ water is vital, we must šŸ” discern how much is used for šŸŒž photosynthesis versus what is expended on transpiration šŸ§ā€”a complex task that requires precise measurement and interpretation. W10.D6(72) šŸ¤”šŸ“…šŸ“·šŸŒæāœØ Currently, there are no new thoughts or ideas, I'll just post a photo of another day. šŸ¤” Daily progression šŸ“… of our grow is captured in a šŸ“· snapshot, showcasing the šŸŒæ plant's ongoing journey and the simple āœØ beauty of another day in the life cycle. W10.D7(73) šŸŒ±šŸ’§šŸ“ˆšŸŒæšŸšæ Yesterday, I increased the watering to 8 liters. šŸŒ± With this boost in šŸ’§ hydration, I am aiming for a significant šŸ“ˆ enhancement in the plantā€™s šŸŒæ photosynthetic activity. šŸ’¦šŸŒžšŸŒ±šŸŒ§ļøšŸ” Increasing water should accelerate the opportunities for photosynthesis, but it also raises the humidity, which may lead to mold formation. šŸ’¦ With increased hydration, the plant enjoys a šŸŒž vibrant photosynthetic environment, yet we must remain vigilant as the šŸŒ§ļø moisture could foster less desirable conditions, necessitating careful šŸ” monitoring. šŸ› ļøšŸŒ¬ļøšŸŒæšŸ”„šŸ I anticipate that changes to the ventilation system will allow me to complete the growth cycle this time around. šŸ› ļø Adjusting the šŸŒ¬ļø airflow and climate control, we strive to optimize the environment for our šŸŒæ plant, setting the stage for a successful šŸ”„ cycle completion and crossing the šŸ finish line with robust growth.
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I grew two plants and they couldn't have been and more different from each other. One plant grew quite well in my organic amended soil, the other suffered from pH issues and did not like any kind of stress. The plants leaves grew quite different some were webbed especially the ones on the larger flowers. The structure of the flowers on this plant are very chunky fox tail with absolutely gigantic caylex', almost had me thinking seeds. This plant also took almost 3 more weeks in flower than her sister. This plant also had a nice fade with some pink,red,violet,gold colors coming through. Both plant have similar smell with one being a little more pungent and gassy. Now for the normal plant, she grew like a rock star. Hey flowers are covered in sugar and are top shelf dense. She was too down about two weeks ago and is in jars and curing, let me say this though"when Barney's Farm says to use caution they mean it". This plant produced some very strong medicine so much so that I may have found a strain I would grow continually for a year or so. It's that good IMO. The plant did not give me a single bit of fuss šŸ¤—, unlike her sister. Now I have the remaining plant hung up to dry and trim. Can't wait Cheers!!!
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This was my first grow and there were some troubles along the way I harvested a little early just off amateur instinct but it comes with time šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļøšŸ» Def recommended for beginners itā€™s a easy potent plant to grow and looks amazing
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Iā€™ ve been really really excited in growing this šŸŠ. I really loved it to do ti in grow diaries. Community helped me and I hope Iā€™ll be doing always better. I think next time Iā€™ll do a foto to play a little bit more with structure of the plant. Buds smells like orange and cotton, chocolate pinus. Canā€™t wait to try it. Iā€™ll update in some days when Iā€™ll have some nice buds a also le to sm okešŸ•¹ļø Thanks to all the people the followed me and that helped me with important suggestions
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This is day 80 from seed,I will admit I have messed up,and done some pretty cool things with this grow on my own terms.I just need some guidance on current status of growth referring to harvest,I need some advice on how long she has left before I should harvest her She is a beautiful plant.
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Finally!!! It was her last week on veg! Itā€™s time for much more interesting part of the grow now :D Everything looks very good, sheā€™s healthy and start growing really fast now ;) Today I cut over 40 heads off before switching her for flowering. Almost everything below the net has been removed. Next week Iā€™ll mount another net above. See you in a week!
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Wanted to try an outdoor greenhouse shared bed style in my basement, it worked but not better than any other method Iā€™ve tried and itā€™s a bit of upkeep and watering to water that much medium evenly. Washing Machine finished fat with beautiful purple/silver and dark geeen flowers.
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Most phenos were on the bubba kush side with loud pine, mint and sour lemon og terps and a couple sweet pine & mint. Two were sour diesel terps with an og pine & mint undertone. Have yet to sample while they cure but look all indica
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10 weeks total time from popping out of the rockwool. Started 12-12 from seed and introduced nutrients week 4. I had a grow tent next to this one housing 4 plants fighting root rot. Towards the back end "Pinky" here was fighting it as well. DWC...I'm Fucking done and unless YOU have a chiller and or don't heat your home, I wouldn't recommend it. Next grow...soil. Total Dry Weight pulled...less than 21 grams. I couldn't believe the shrinkage when it came to hanging and drying. I'm glad that experience is out of the way...NEXT.