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Vraiment du plaisir très jolie plante Fin de 2 ieme semaine de flo j’attache les branches latéral et un petit nettoyage
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F week 7. I had nutrient lockout and ph started to swing down. I wasn't mixed my nutes right. I should have kept more break between adding the nutes and let it blend in peace.I lost some days because of that. Now everything should be under the control. The plant smells really strong. Cola nuggets are really hard but the trichomes are still mainly transparent.
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Week 6 day 1 video Week 6 day 4 video I’m still pushing very hard with carbs every watering, humic acid, soluble n, soluble pk, microbial mass, b+, fishshit. Already tried testers for lowers. Very potent hits harder than a pen. Feels like 30-40% baked for 1-3h per j, different phenos. Not harsh just testers dried for 0:01:15, checked seeds and developing for 2-3 weeks
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My plants voted, did yours??? Being lazy this week, no pics of TG2 TG1 looking great though🤤
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In the beggining of week 4 of flower the phenos are showing differences. Nanaz x BBC are way toller that the Headbands. Also, Nanaz x BBC #2 has no pistils but it is a female plant. I have that happened before when I grew the Banana Butter Cups S1
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When I decided to start growing, I knew it was likely going to be hard, though interesting, work. What I didn’t expect was that it would be this much fun 😄 It’s been a pure pleasure watching their growth slow down while their calyx’s fatten, multiply and get frostier by the day. I lowered their nutrients because their leaf tips were showing signs of burn. Some leaves were also showing potassium deficiency, but I think that’s a result of their pH constantly jumping to 6.4 because they were under feeding most of last week.
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Они невообразимо красивие... А запах неописуемо насыщенный, глубокий и острый
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The GDP had a smell of cereal milk. Blue dream was heavenly dank smell. Both Photoperiod!! Great strains a little pricey. Yet for my first grow ever money well spent
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This week consists of July 2, 2022 thru July 8, 2022 - Seeds were planted on May 27th, 2022 and they all sprouted on May 31st, 2022 (~4 days) Beginning of flower so I changed the light to use the HPS bulb. Maintaining temp and humidity during flower with lower temperatures and a higher VPD has been a bit challenging because of the outside temperature but it went ok. I will start to lower the AC unit temperature during dark period to get a larger difference but it makes it hard to keep the CO2 levels high with the AC unit on more often. The plants are using up a lot more water now so I have increased the feeding/water frequency to at least every other day. LIGHTS: I'm running the lights on an 18-6 schedule. I have the dark time scheduled from 11am to 5pm since the lights increase temperature and during that time the outside temperature is at its highest so it seems to be easier to maintain proper temperature ranges with the light off during that period. Swapped out the metal halide bulb to the high pressure sodium on July 6th since the plants have been in flower. WATER: July 3rd: ~750 - 1000 ml of 6.1 PH and 880 PPM. 15 ml/gal of Big Bloom 10 ml/gal of Grow Big 5 ml/gal of Tiger Bloom 5 ml/gal of Cal-Mag July 6th: ~1000 ml of 6.1 PH and 1120 PPM. 20 ml/gal of Big Bloom 15 ml/gal of Grow Big 10 ml/gal of Tiger Bloom 5 ml/gal of Cal-Mag July 7th: ~1000 ml of 6.1 PH - oxygenated water TEMP/HUMIDITY: A max of 84.8F and a min of 71.4F with an average of 79.7. VPD was pretty consistently in a tighter range with the average being around 1.41. Whole week numbers> Temp - 79.7F avg - 71.4F min - 84.8F max Humidity - 59.4% avg - 32.0% min - 81% max VPD - 1.41 avg - 0.53 min - 2.55 max CO2: Floating ball is between .5 and 1. This lets a more gradual amount of CO2 to enter the tent and I now get a more stable level of CO2 that fluctuates between around 1000 ppm and 1300 ppm. The regulator is still plugged into the same outlet as the lights so it turns off on the same light/dark schedule. PAR: PPFD between 300-1100. I got a legitimate par meter and now have a much better idea of how much light is being received on each plant. The tops of some plants are getting the 700-1100 range and some side leaves are getting in the 400-500 range. The new bulb gives off a lot of light and the plants have grown much closer to the bulb so some tips are getting a high PAR so they should make excellent use of the increased CO2. ISSUES: The plants are getting a lot bigger and taking more water per week. I removed some of the plants and moved them into a different tent to allow for enough room for them all to bush out and finish stretching. TECHNIQUES: I implemented a very small amount of LST throughout the week and removed only a few inner leaves(defoliation) to increase the light to some of the inner branches.
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Mid flower flush with molasses...buds are swelling....rainfall continues in what suppose to be dry season, maybe because full 🌕 is next week.
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These blueberry muffin are turning out better then my first run. Apparently you can flower in small 1 gallon pots with organic inputs
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A planta fastberry apresta uma anomalia na metade da planta, com folhas atrofiadas e brotos nascendo viradas para baixo, não sei o que possa estar acontecendo, se alguém tiver uma dica provável. Obrigado
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Very slow , not what I expected for a auto 🙄 but another experience to add to the ongoing endeavor. By now with other autoflowers I've grown they would be much further along like at least second node space. But I feel ill turn this one around & this will be as good as the others here on Grow Diaries. 🤞💚💚💚💚
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so I've been stalling transplant till I finish my set up and the plants aren't quite with me on this one. ran into some over feeding issues on both plants. one caused a lockout in Pheno 2 and the first Pheno is the dark green with my j on it. they slowed down a bit so I dropped way back on nutes. my little Pheno hunt is going good altogether and I'm learning a lot. thanks for staying with me. give me a like. 🙏🏿❤️
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Moin, Die 6. Blütewoche ist so gut wie vorbei, die Blüten fangen an sich von Tag zu Tag weiterzuentwickeln und mittlerweile erkennt man eine wirklich klassische Kush Struktur der Blüten, die eher länglich wachsen und weniger golfballartig . Die Blüten sind förmlich von Trichomen überzogen und es scheint sich ein, leicht süßliches Profil mit dominanter Kiefernnote als Geruchsprofil durchzustehen. Zum Glück ist es aber nicht mehr der Geruch an eingelegten Gewürzgurken sondern etwas erfrischend waldiges. Auch erinnert mich das Terpenprofil etwas an eine Gorilla Zkittlez. Ich überlege am nächsten Wochenende die Pflanze nochmal leicht zu entlauben, da nach der letzten Blütewoche doch noch viele neue Blätter die Lichtdurchdringung und die Luftzirkulation eindämmen. Ob ich das aber wirklich mache weiß ich selber noch nicht, da alles was mir zu luftig wird so oder so eingefroren wird. Dank der geringeren Hitze gibt es mittlerweile auch keine Temperaturprobleme mehr und mit circa 25-26 °C bin ich sehr zufrieden, die relative Luftfeuchtigkeit könnte etwas niedriger ein, das lässt sich ohne weitere Technik bei diesem Run aber nicht wirklich beeinflussen. Hey, The sixth week of flowering is almost over; the buds are continuing to develop day by day, and by now you can see a truly classic Kush bud structure and they’re growing more elongated rather than golf-ball-shaped. The buds are literally covered in trichomes, and a slightly sweet aroma with a dominant pine note seems to be emerging. Fortunately, though, it no longer smells like pickled gherkins but rather has a refreshing, woodsy scent. The terpene profile also reminds me a bit of Gorilla Zkittlez. I’m thinking of lightly pruning the plant again next weekend, since many new leaves have sprouted since the last week of flowering and are still blocking light penetration and air circulation. But I’m not sure yet if I’ll actually do that, since anything that gets too airy will be frozen anyway. Thanks to the lower heat, there are no longer any temperature issues, and I’m very happy with around 25–26 °C, the relative humidity could be a bit lower, but that can’t really be controlled without additional equipment during this grow cycle.
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4/9/25 This plant is beyond frosty. Stacking up super nicely. Seems like she will yeild quite a bit. My only gripe is that she has like no smell at all. Using the foil as a soil cover is working quite nicely. the top soil is getting filled with roots quite well. Top dressed 1tsp of Bloom 1tsp microbe charge 1tsp bloom
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Day 22: Today I increased the lamp output to 100 watts. So that the fresh new leaves are supplied with enough light. In the little video you can see how I mix the fertilizer. I also find the play of colors of the individual components quite beautiful. Of course I also solved the small visible residue before I watered the plants. Day 25: The trunk is slowly becoming a trunk. With increasing growth and the number of leaves, the seedlings slowly become young plants. Day 27: The first roots protrude from the bottom of the pot. I think it's time to plant the young plants in larger pots. The plants became 3 times this week 200ml of water with 0,4g/l Hybrid Powderfeeding by Greenhousefeeding.
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