Added air injection today

it's amazing, this growth looks much better than my first attempt, my decision was to put a smaller pot and change the light - the girl really liked it, FastBuds goriilla cookies with a small space manage perfectly:).

same as last week nothing to special just growing healthy on her bat poo feed coming up nicely I think other people might see differently but that's small grow space C4Matic and friends .

Really happy with this plant so far, surprised how big she is and she is still stretching away nicely too. Wasnt really sure on my timings here with training as first time scrogging an autoflower and wasn't entirely sure it would even work but pleasantly surprised so far.

Shes about to blow up so i fed her 10 liters today with 1.2ec (1000-1200ppm) Thats 1ml/l calmag and 1.2grams/liter drypart bloom, also put the ph UP because this nutrient is very sour. I had to add about 7-8 ml in my water because i use rain.

Top dressed at the start of week 10 of veg in preparation to start flower this week. Defoliated and lollipop the bottom and also switched using recharge at every watering to tribus bloom at 1/2 strength to add microbes. Dropped ph to 6.3. The pics and videos this week is from 3 days after flipping the light schedule.the tent took longer to arrive than expected, I honestly would’ve flipped at the end of week 8 if I had the means, hopefully the flower stretchy isn’t massive, the plant sits at 42 inches and the plant pot is 1 1/2 feet so I am running out of space in the tent quickly.

week 1 flower is going well.

We are happy of the results, but in the next batch we will be put 8 plantas and AC

Week 6 and they are still in the vegetation phase. Still growing it under 1 95w cfl 6500k. I really learned that leaving your plant in a small pot for too long can really stunt growth and slows down the whole process... It's growing pretty fast right now and every day i see how the plant is getting bigger. Did some LST to give new branches more light. Leave any tips :)

Hay un instante en el que el cultivo deja de prometer... y empieza a cumplir. 🌸 Esta semana, Maple, Glaze y Sprinkles han dado el paso más esperado de todo el ciclo: la entrada en floración. Después de semanas construyendo raíces, hojas y estructura, las tres hermanas han decidido que ha llegado el momento de enseñar para qué nacieron. El crecimiento continúa siendo excelente. El armario rebosa vida y cada planta mantiene una estructura fuerte y muy frondosa. Se realizó una defoliación muy ligera, únicamente para mejorar la entrada de luz y la circulación de aire, sin alterar su desarrollo natural. 📊 Condiciones 🌡️ Temperatura: 24 °C 💧 Humedad: 60 % ⚡ EC: 1.0 💡 Luz al 80 %, situada a 1 metro de la canopia. Durante la semana solo han recibido agua junto con una nueva aplicación de Great White Premium, dejando que el sistema radicular siga trabajando mientras la planta dirige toda su energía hacia esta nueva etapa. Hubo un pequeño detalle que llamó nuestra atención: algunas hojas aparecían ligeramente caídas. Compartí la duda con la comunidad de Grow Diaries y las opiniones coincidían en dos posibles explicaciones. La primera, un posible exceso de agua. La segunda, y quizá la que mejor encaja viendo el estado general del cultivo, que las plantas simplemente están redirigiendo buena parte de su energía al estiramiento inicial y a la formación de las primeras flores. Sea cual sea la causa, lo importante es que las tres siguen mostrando una salud excelente, sin síntomas de carencias, plagas ni estrés. Cada hermana mantiene su esencia. 🍁 Maple continúa haciendo honor a su reputación de líder, creciendo con un vigor impresionante y ocupando cada vez más espacio. 🍩 Glaze sigue siendo la definición de equilibrio. Compacta, elegante y constante, como si supiera exactamente cuál es su papel en esta historia. ✨ Sprinkles, con su personalidad inconfundible y aquellas hojas siamesas que la hicieron especial desde pequeña, sigue demostrando que ser diferente también puede significar ser espectacular. El aroma empieza a hacerse más presente cada vez que abrimos el armario. Todavía es sutil, una promesa más que una declaración, pero basta para recordar que la floración ya está aquí. Hasta ahora el cultivo ha sido una historia de paciencia. A partir de este capítulo empieza la historia de las flores. Y tenemos la sensación de que Maple, Glaze y Sprinkles todavía guardan sus mejores páginas para el final. 🌸🍩

No sings of flowering yet. Maybe I messed up this auto with the rough initial conditions. This week they received a nutrient solution made by myself including NPK levels (for transition) and silicon. The 18hr light cycle has been an estimate of what they’ve been getting naturally.

Era pra ser duas plantas, tinha espaço coloquei mais uma , elas estao com uma semande diferença entre elas , da para perceber os estágios nas fotos.

Buenas a tod@s!!! Curta semana de floración de las lemon cookies kush, la verdad que la variedad va creciendo bien, la veo fuerte más allá alguna caga...da que habré hecho x eso lagunas hojas amarillas y algunos errores más de novato, es mi primer indoor así q pegas, muchas, como x ej el "exceso" de nutrientes q marcan las hojas, como tanbm la "falta de nutrientes" q marcan las hojas( no todas las hojas ni todas las variedades), esty un poco confuso con ese tema, no me excedo en los ml del producto, hay riegos de agua de x medio tanbm 🤷🏻‍♂️ es obvió que esto me pasaría, pero siempre con la buena onda y con la positiva... 🙌🏻👍🏻 Se las ve fuerte y en nada veremos qué tal sale todo... Buen finde para tod@s y buenos humos a seguir aprendiendo... 💨💨🇦🇷🤝🏻🇪🇦🏻‍♂️

Critical Mass CBD Auto #2: Our younger lady continues to show off a completely different growth pattern! She is noticeably taller and more open than #1, with longer internodes, narrower foliage, and plenty of flowering sites along her branches. One interesting development has been a gradual lightening of her foliage, particularly over the last week or so. While some of the leaves became fairly lime-green, they remained flexible and healthy-looking without significant tissue damage. Her flowers continued developing throughout this period, although she remains a little behind #1 in overall bud development. Toward the end of the week, we even started noticing some green returning to portions of her canopy, which was encouraging! Tent-Wide Updates: Week six has been all about maintaining stability and allowing these two Critical Mass CBD Autos to settle into flowering! Both plants are now fully established in their AutoPot systems, with the reservoir providing our primary nutrition through Ventana Plant Science. The AirDomes continue operating during the light cycle, and both containers are maintaining consistent moisture. One of our bigger adjustments was moving to an 18/6 lighting schedule. We had previously been running 20/4, but decided that a longer dark period might be beneficial as the plants progressed through flower. Since our primary goal is quality rather than maximum yield, I am perfectly happy giving these ladies a little extra rest! We also continued keeping our light intensity relatively conservative rather than pushing PPFD unnecessarily. Nutritionally, we gradually settled into a flower-focused Ventana Plant Science reservoir recipe. With #2 showing lighter foliage, I considered increasing nutrients or adding Cal-Mag, but ultimately decided against introducing unnecessary variables. Ventana Support already supplies calcium and magnesium, and I wanted to give the plants an opportunity to respond to a consistent feeding program. Our reservoir recipe during this period included: One Gallon of RO Water Ventana Plant Science Structure: 0.5 ml Ventana Plant Science FlaVUH: 1 ml Ventana Plant Science Flower: 3 ml Ventana Plant Science Expand: 0.5 ml Ventana Plant Science Support: 6 ml Target EC: approximately 0.80–0.95 Target pH: 5.7–5.8 We also introduced our first Stash Bloom application alongside Mammoth P, continuing the supplemental feeding approach we previously established with Stash Base and Blend. Rather than adding organic amendments to the AutoPot reservoir, I prepared a separate, diluted root-zone drench and applied it from above. Both plants received approximately 1.2 liters, after which I removed the runoff and cleaned their AutoPot trays. The plants responded well following the application and cleanup, with noticeably improved leaf posture and continued flower development. While I cannot say exactly which adjustment contributed to the improvement, I am happy with how both plants are looking! One thing I am really enjoying about this grow is observing how differently these two plants express themselves despite being the same strain. #1 has maintained a compact, bushy structure with larger developing flowers, while #2 has grown into a more open plant with numerous smaller flowering sites. Both are beginning to show some early resin development, and we are seeing plenty of fresh white pistils as the flowers continue to build. Outside of that, there has not been much aggressive intervention this week, and that's exactly how I want it! Moving forward, the goal remains simple: keep our environmental conditions stable, maintain consistent nutrition, avoid unnecessary stress, and allow these CBD autoflowers to develop at their own pace. Onward to bigger flowers and hopefully some beautiful CBD-rich medicine!

Heute entdeckte ich Anzeichen für einen kleinen Phosphor Mangel an den Blättern und an den Stängeln also gab es das erste mal die halbe Portion blütendünger plus Boost von Hessi da in vier Tagen eh die Blüte eingeleitet wird ist das sicher nicht verkehrt.

Esta semana parece ser que empieza a notarse el engorde de los cogollos. Felicidad, xd.

Not much change. Seeds take time. If I had not pollinated these plants I'd probably go ahead and harvest this. I included a video. Suggestions are welcome. I can't shoot without the grow light so sorry for that.