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Sticky is proving again to be boss! look how she is blooming!!😇 She does not have much sun and daylight.. but she is just doing her thang! Blooming like she just not care!😎👏 She has grown only a few CM in height.. shes just busy making sure the hedgehogs get fat RN..👍 She is on the garden table when it is dry and when its raining, and at night, she goes in her safehouse in my garden👍 So happy with it, bc i now do not have to put them inside anymore when the shit hits the fan.. Thats why i only had 3 at once in my garden last year..if you catch my drift😁👌 Im not gonna talk about the shitty weather anymore either.. Its just the way it is.. And dont forget: FOR ALL MY GROWBROS/SISTERS IS A DISCOUNT CODE: ZAMMIGD2023 PS~ some 'wisdom' to ponder when u are smoking your blunt: "..Dont believe the hype!"~PE (do not blindly accept information presented to the masses.) "..Only crazy people want/try to make other people feel crazy .. "~CH (got to love the irony tho!😁) #JUSTSAYING smoke on! 👊
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Growth seems to be steady, one of the GSC girls is a day behind all the rest but only as I planted it a day later than the rest. Not sure what I think of fem autos yet as I normally only grow feminised seeds. Keeping a close eye on temps, humidity. Foliar spraying them twice a day or so. Can't wait to see them over the next few weeks. The Stardawg seems to be slightly ahead GSC with growth rate.
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Look this beauty, look the foliage. I’m in love. She grew up in a flash: not even nine weeks old and we are beautifully mature, very fast and very very interesting, we love her. Our AUTO TEST #1, a strain that we had the honor of testing well in advance, is a true beauty. Long and united flowers, resilient at the right point especially on the flowers, very beautiful, it gave us a final foliage, there is a very, very interesting shade of color on the leaves. I make you laugh, I was sure it was a new release, I read the description I was definitely sure it was that one, but no, I'm an idiot, you never stop learning and this stupendousness has yet to come out. fire. I took in rivers of water, the first week a liter and a half a day, the second I flushed the toilet at about 50 liters at a time until the water went very white. PH 6 during flush. Try all the autoflowering daughters of #gelato41 (My fav Guava), highly recommended, visit the GHSC website and choose, you can never go wrong, classics, autos, photoperiods, all scary stuff. I also took low light photos as fashion goes, if I even weigh the stakes I end up winning some contests :) >>> Try one of the fantastic new strain GHSC https://shop.greenhouseseeds.nl/ >>> Music of the week Radio Nula from Slovenia https://radionula.com/ Music details >>> Many people make fun of me and say that making the plants listen to music is useless...I play it while I listen to it and my ganja and I have the same vibes. In this case provided by Radio Nula in the form of a song but if you search there are frequencies that seem to stimulate growth. "I can see the light" >>> https://marshydro.eu
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PRIMERA SEMANA DE FLORACIÓN, VAMOS PASANDO LAS RAMAS ENTRE LA MALLA, Y AÑADIMOS EL BUD IGNITOR A NUESTRO RIEGO
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Hello Canna Fam😎 So the end of week 2 and the growth picked up as expected after the transplant except for the 1 lady which is having a very slow start. Nevertheless I topped the ladies except the auto and did some LsT to widen the canopy. Hope you all enjoy the update and keep growing ✌️🏼
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I'm excited for this one, really skunky smell and lovely buds. Hey growth was right on point with a auto and having her under 24 hours if light a day really fattened up her flowers. She grew with zero stretch between nodes and stacked nothing but nice colas. I would definitely recommend this strain for anyone looking for a fast turnaround of fat resinous buds. Cheers.
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Week 2 of flower, RO water change with an EC of 1.3. Will adjust from here and observe the next day or two. Although you watched as I did a major defoliation, as you can see, they have bounced back pretty quickly. As of now, I will be defoliating every few days just to keep the light penetrating the canopy so we have some nice buds come harvest time. Will be back to update in a few days to update where they are at and if they need more nutrients. pH is set and stable. Stay tuned until the next update and follow my YouTube and Instagram (Link on growdiaries profile)
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Starting my first grow in the new tent with my first Night Owl seeds. Grabbed these from seedslocker a few months ago and they've been sitting in my seed vault in the fridge since. Popped them in a glass of water at 8pm on 10/18. Broke out the AC Infinity propagation system and added a bit of RO water to some coco pucks. About 24 hours later they sunk in the glass and had opened up a bit with root peaking out, so into the pucks they went on the evening of 10/19. No real movement on 10/20, turned the heat pad off because they were a little warm. Morning of 10/21 the first Compound V was starting to pop through the soil, 2nd one followed a couple hours after and before noon all 3 were making their way out. Opened vents on the dome to let them breathe a bit more. 10/22 continuing to grow really strongly, looking good. 10/23 some roots out the bottom, time to go into the tent. Transplanted and seem happy, dialing in the temp and humidity and airflow, some odd higher temp days still around this time of year with some heavy fluctuations but it will normalize out. The tent has been stood up and cooking a bit w/ the lights blazing and a dehumidifier running to dry out our soil a bit. Had issues with fungus gnats last grow and I'm trying to prevent that this time. Ordered some beneficial nematodes as a line of defense and sprayed soil with a good soak of neem oil as a precaution after drying out. Sticky traps show no gnats so far. Soil is Coast Of Maine Stonington Blend Aeration Formula, a 70 / 30 Coco / Perlite blend that I've used before. I have Coast of Maine dry nutrients and Fox Farm liquid nutrients, will likely try to stick to the dry nutrients unless fungus gnats emerge again. Soil is in 5 gallon fabric pots. I added 2/3 cup of Stonington Blend Plant Food and 1/3 cup of Wiscasset Blend Earthworm Castings to each pot along with some Mycorrhizal Fungi spores and worked it in. I have been using the AC Infinity self watering bases but as I'm running 6 total plants this grow I've ordered the new Vivosun self watering bases to compare them.
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The VPD range for this week is set to 1.0 to 1.2 kPa Day 22 / 22.04. Here we are at the start of week 4 of veg. The plants are all doing great, just the Super Lemon Haze is showing some signs of Ph fluctuation, which I cannot explain. Now everything is smooth sailing as nearly all of the work has been taken off my hands by my mycodo system and the autopots. The autopot reservoir has about 10l of 1.1 mS/cm EC solution left in it, for the next batch I will bump up the EC to about 1.7 mS/cm. Day 23 / 23.04. Well, turns out the Super Lemon Haze tried to tell me something important. Today I noticed, that my cheapo pH pen was off by about 1.5 pH, which means my reservoir was way too basic for the plants. I hope, that I have corrected the pH and that this little mishap didn't affect the plants too much, because right now, growth is really popping off. Day 25 / 25.04. I started to do some LST to the plants and I also removed the huge top leaves of the Fullgas because I was worried about airflow. Day 27 / 27.04. Today I had quite a big mishap. I was in a hurry and tried to adjust the LST of the plants and accidentally broke off one of the top branches of the FullGas. Shit happens I guess
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**Encontrarás la traducción a español al final de la descripción** From/Desde: 02/01/19 || To/Hasta: 08/02/19 From day/Desde día: 64 || To day/Hasta día: 70 ----WEEK SUMMARY---- 03/02/19: Video 1 & Photos 2 & 3 06/02/19: Video 4 - Seems pink, but i will turn off the lights in seconds. It's recorded with the iPhone flash continuous light. 08/02/19: Photos 5 to 7 This week i will only say mmmmmmmmm. The BBMazars stopped growing this week, they're from 70 to 95 cm. 3 of them above 85 cm. ----IRRIGATION CALENDAR---- 02/02/19 (Night) I prepared a solution with 3l water and (Silica Power, Final Solution, Fast Food, Auto Stimulator, Bud Candy, Big Bud, B52 & Bloombastic) @ 2.0 E.C. PH6.4 ~750ml for each BlueBerry Mazar 05/02/19 (Night) I prepared a solution with 3l water and (Bloom Stimulator, Rhino Skin, Sensizym, Bud Factor X, Big Bud, Bud Candy, Bud Factor X, Nirvana, Overdrive & Bloombastic) @ 2.0 E.C. PH6.4 ~750ml for each BlueBerry Mazar 08/02/19 (Day) I prepared a solution with 3l water and (Silica Power, Fast Food, Auto Stimulator, Bud Candy, B52 & Bloombastic) @ 2.0 E.C. PH6.4 ~750ml for each BlueBerry Mazar *****ESPAÑOL***** ----SUMARIO SEMANAL---- 03/02/19: Vídeo 1 y Fotos 2 y 3 06/02/19: Vídeo 4 - A primera vista parece rosa pero apago las luces en unos segundos. El vídeo está grabado con la luz flash contínua del iPhone. 08/02/19: Fotos 5 a 7 Esta semana sólo diré mmmmmmmmm. Las BBMazar han parado de crecer esta semana, se han quedado de los 70 a los 95 centímetros de altura. 3 de ellas por encima de los 85 cm. ----CALENDARIO DE RIEGO---- 02/02/19 (Noche) Preparo un solución con 3l de agua y (Silica Power, Final Solution, Fast Food, Auto Stimulator, Bud Candy, Big Bud, B52 y Bloombastic) @ 2.0 E.C. PH6.4 ~750ml para cada BlueBerry Mazar 05/02/19 (Noche) Preparo un solución con 3l de agua y (Bloom Stimulator, Rhino Skin, Sensizym, Bud Factor X, Big Bud, Bud Candy, Bud Factor X, Nirvana, Overdrive y Bloombastic) @ 2.0 E.C. PH6.4 ~750ml para cada BlueBerry Mazar 08/02/19 (Día) Preparo un solución con 3l de agua y (Silica Power, Fast Food, Auto Stimulator, Bud Candy, B52 y Bloombastic) @ 2.0 E.C. PH6.4 ~750ml para cada BlueBerry Mazar
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I think everything is fine with this little girl, except for the insects' marks, she is beautiful and she is showing more dense coloring, because at night the cold is noticeable, you can even look at red or pink hairs, it is beautiful and begins to smell very rich, like a wood varnish
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Let the Sun & Bloom Begin! 🔥🌞 The past few days brought a whole lot of rain, so I didn’t need to water or even check EC—nature handled hydration for me. But today, the sun finally made a solid appearance, and the top layer of the substrate dried out just enough. Perfect timing to introduce the effective microorganisms I had waiting! 🌿 Looking ahead, the forecast is calling for some serious heat. With that in mind, I’ve decided to kickstart the flowering stage manually on the 12th of June. Starting bloom a bit early should help me dodge the risk of mold during the damp September and October stretch. Better safe than sorry! 💡🌺 Overall, she’s been developing beautifully—strong, healthy, and ready for the next phase. I’m seriously excited to see how she handles the stretch and what kind of flower show she puts on! Stay tuned—things are heating up, and this Red Hot Cookies girl is just getting ready to shine! 🚀🔥🌼
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Week 8 begins, the final feed! Divine storm 1&2 are both looking good, however DS1 appears to be a bit bigger in size and bud development. Both ladies are very frosty, I definitely understand the hype around in house genetics! Thanks for stopping by, tune in next week for the flush 👽🌳🔥
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June 13th - Day 22; fed 1L yesterday 16th - fed a full meal; 1L - extended another section of LST. It can now grow as it wants 17th - taking some urgent action because of an ailment that had fallen on Californian Snow, that now seems to be affecting Zamaldelica. After being fed yesterday, Cali Snow had all of her Fan Leaves wilt and dissolve sort of, within 4 hours. She was flushed and it seems a Low pH was the final element to clear from the run-off. This morning Zamaldelica fan leaves are sporting Orange Spots. I’m throwing 6 gallons of pH’d water (6.5) through the substrate right now thanks… ! - looking to put some of the blame on me, for allowing these plastic pots, with limited holes, to be the final resting place for these gems… should have AT LEAST been into Fabric or Smart Pots DoH. When I picked them up yesterday, that container was physically Hot. Not dry, but man the soil portion was warm. - glad I flushed, did not see this one coming. Sure, it was a Heat Warning, weather system, but things did not dry-out. - also moving Zamaldelica into a 5 gal fabric pot. Last soil in the house, kinda worked perfectly. Sorry Californian Snow, maybe too far gone. Something became acidic in the substrate after the volume of that meal, reached the lower levels, and an accumulation of Nutes/additives. It reacted - I knocked off any loose soil from the original Pot/rootball and put 60% of the plants core into a DynoMyco laced 6gal bag. - caption for the video; been one of those days…