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Hi guys, Welcome back to Queen Peaky's Grasslands We're into week two of rinsing off these gorgeous little girls covered in strawberry Frosting You can already perceive some excellent smells👻 Follow us and always support us to always be on top Kiss kiss Peakyplanter La Reina
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Just let thing be for the week . Still a lot of space so put 2 more of each strain in 15lt pots to fill it out.
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Week 8 Day 49 to harvest P1 harvest was flower day 53 - total wet weight was 24oz and the stem base accounted for 8.0oz, so about 16oz set to dry. I fed P1 half nute flush water again this week. Feed this week was 1.25 gallons 1 time. I used 400ppm Bloom concentrate mix (recipe week 5). However, I also added .5ml/gal of CaliMagic (General Hydroponics 1-0-0) and 7ml of Roots Organics HP2 (Aurora Innovations 0-4-0). PH balance this week was 6.3. And then cut her down 4 days later. P2 harvest was flower day 49 - total wet weight was 16.3oz and the stem base accounted for 6.4oz so about 9.9oz set to dry. (reminder that P2 was the test plant where I broke the main stem and later another later topping from an off branch already topped.) The test resulted in smaller colas in the later topping and the first topping break recovered surprisingly well with colas equal to the biggest. However the later break after the last topping resulted in the smallest cola. This tells me that any damage survived early can see a full recovery but later ones may cost yield. Since P2 looked mostly ready to harvest I decided to dry out after the first feed this week. I will update with cure and smoke details later.
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After such a fast and strong germination I was horrified to find that the seedling was wilting. However after leaving it a day and removing the cup that was over it I’m pleased to say that things are back on track. 👍🌱
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Diese Woche war wahrscheinlich die bisher stressigste. Direkt zu Beginn der Woche ist mir an Tag 57 beim Versuch, die unteren Hauptarme per LST noch einmal neu zu justieren, ein Malheur passiert: Ich habe aus Versehen den Stamm der Pflanze gespalten. Ich habe die betreffende Stelle im Anschluss direkt mit etwas elastischem Isolierband umwickelt und den Riss anschließend mit Kabelbindern fest fixiert, um den Spalt zusammenzuhalten. Das LST wurde daraufhin zunächst erst mal komplett entfernt. Zum Glück zeigte sich relativ schnell, dass die Pflanze diesen Schaden erstaunlich gut verkraftet. An Tag 59 habe ich dann die unteren 4 Hauptarme mit Bodenankern von unten gestützt und das LST vorsichtig wieder aufgebaut, damit die Verteilung der Triebe wieder etwas besser und damit auch das Zentrum der Pflanze wieder etwas offener ist. Ansonsten habe ich das LST diese Woche nicht weiter verändert, um den eingerissenen Stamm möglichst nicht noch weiter zu belasten. Die Fixierung sieht weiterhin stabil aus. Bisher gibt es keine Anzeichen dafür, dass einzelne Triebe schlechter versorgt werden. Die Pflanze scheint den Schaden also überraschend gut wegzustecken. Parallel zum Stammproblem ging der Stretch weiter. Die Pflanze legte in dieser Woche deutlich an Höhe zu und der Abstand zur Lampe wurde dabei zunehmend kritisch gering. An Tag 62 (BT16) blieben nur noch ~14cm Abstand zwischen den höchsten Trieben und der Lampe, weshalb ich mich dazu entschied, einen kleinen Umbau an der Box vorzunehmen und die Abluftanlage aus der Box herauszunehmen und auf das Dach zu montieren. Dafür habe ich eigene Halterungen für den Lüfter und den AKF konstruiert und in PETG gedruckt. Die Halter wurden mit Moosgummi etwas von der Growbox entkoppelt, um Vibrationen und Körperschall möglichst zu reduzieren. Dadurch habe ich noch mal ein paar Zentimeter gewonnen und konnte die Lampe noch etwas höher hängen, um so wieder auf einen Abstand von ~21,5cm zu kommen. Am Ende der Woche (BT17) liegen die 5 höheren Haupttriebe bei ~55cm und die 3 kürzeren Haupttriebe bei ~47,5cm. Damit bleiben aktuell noch rund 19 cm Abstand zur Lampe. Ich hoffe daher, dass der Stretch in den nächsten Tagen so langsam endet, denn jetzt bleibt kein Spielraum mehr, um die Lampe noch höher zu hängen. Trotz des zeitweise sehr geringen Lampenabstands konnte ich bisher zum Glück keine deutlichen Anzeichen für Licht- oder Hitzestress erkennen, obwohl die Lampe weiterhin dauerhaft mit 100% Leistung lief. Ansonsten gab es diese Woche wieder 2 Bewässerungen: 1. Gießvorgang: Tag 58, insgesamt ~4,5 Liter (0,5ml/l Fish-Mix, 2ml/l Bio-Grow, 2ml/l Bio-Bloom, 1ml/l Top-Max, 2ml/l Bio-Heaven, 1ml/l Alg-A-Mic, 0,81ml/l CalMag, ca. 0,24g/l Bittersalz, pH-Wert ~6,5, EC-Wert ~1,8mS/cm, Topfgewicht vorher ca. 4,4kg, nachher ca. 7,6kg) 2. Gießvorgang: Tag 61, insgesamt ~5 Liter (2ml/l Bio-Grow, 2ml/l Bio-Bloom, 1ml/l Top-Max, 3ml/l Bio-Heaven, 1ml/l Alg-A-Mic, 0,81ml/l CalMag, ca. 0,24g/l Bittersalz, pH-Wert ~6,4, EC-Wert ~1,9mS/cm, Topfgewicht vorher ca. 4,2kg, nachher ca. 7,7kg) Die Blütenbildung wurde im Laufe der Woche deutlich sichtbarer, und alle Haupttriebe zeigen inzwischen gut erkennbare Blütenansätze. Für die nächste Woche steht dann, nach hoffentlich abflachendem Stretch, das Lollipopping auf dem Plan, um etwas mehr Luft und Licht in die Pflanze und vor allem das volle Zentrum zu bringen und vielleicht dem ein oder anderen Nebentrieb noch eine Chance zu geben. Außerdem werde ich im Laufe der Woche vermutlich die Kabelbinder und das Isolierband am Stamm entfernen, um die Stelle einmal besser inspizieren zu können. Wenn alles gut aussieht, wird die Stelle danach zur Sicherheit mit Veredelungsband und neuen Kabelbindern wieder fixiert.
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Week 6 - Veg - Gassiautos Autoflower Fem by Gem Seekers Genetics START: Saturday 13 to Friday 19 Aug 2022’ GA3Q 36:V:6:1 - GA3Q 42:V:6:7 70 to Days Flower (Medium/Finishing Cultivar) GSG Gassiautos is: Pluto Auto X Samquanch (Skywalker OG x 3 Bears OG) Environment Plant Height: Start of Week: [ 6”, 0.063] End of Week: [ 6.5”, 0.063 ] Germination # 24 Hour Light until Cotyledons OPEN Environmentvegetation: Lighting: Photoperiod: [ 18, 0] # [ light, dark] Lighton: [ 2100, CDT] Lightoff: [ 1500, CDT] LightRangeintensity: [ 600, 800, µMol/s2/m2] Lightintensity: [ 740, 10, µMol/s2/m2] Lightdistance: [ 14", 0.25, in] Temperature-Humidity: ARMtemp-range: [ 78, 82, 1.0, °F] ARMRH-range: [ 68, 74, 1.0, RH] ARMRH: [ 70, 1.0, ‘%'] ARMVPD: [ 0.90, 0.50, 0.10, kPa] Local Filtered Water Quality: # (Horrible pH) EC:[ 0.2, 0.1] pH: [ 9.2, 0.1] # SuperSoil Fertigation, Biologicals, Humics SuperSoil: Brand: SOHUM Supplements: Bio-agveg: Ful-Power: [ 1.25, 0.1, ml, l] MicrobeLifeHydro: PhotosynthesisPlus: [ 3, 0.1, ml, l] Mammoth-Microbes: Mammoth-Si: [ 0.16, 0.01, ml, l] Fertigationaf-veg: [Bio-agful-power, MicrobeLifeHydrophotosynthesisplus] ______________________ Saturday 13 Aug 2022 GA3Q 43:V:6:1 Sunday 14 Aug 2022 GA3Q 44:V:6:2 Fertigation: amt: [ 250, ml], MicrobeLifeHydroPhotoSynthesisPlus: [ 0.6, ml], bioagFul-Power: [ 5, ml] Monday 15 Aug 2022 GA3Q 45:V:6:3 Fertigation: amt: [ 250, ml], MicrobeLifeHydroPhotoSynthesisPlus: [ 0.6, ml], bioagFul-Power: [ 5, ml] Tuesday 16 Aug 2022 GA3Q 46:V:6:4 amt: [ 250, ml] MicrobeLifeHydroPhotoSynthesisPlus: [ 0.6, ml] bioagFul-Power: [ 5, ml] RootedLeafLateVeg: amt: [ 250, ml] ec: 1.0 Wednesday 17 Aug 2022 GA3Q 47:V:6:5 Fertigation: amt: [ 250, ml], MicrobeLifeHydroPhotoSynthesisPlus: [ 0.6, ml], bioagFul-Power: [ 5, ml] Thursday 18 Aug 2022 GA3Q 48:V:6:6 - Even Weight - Fertigation: amt: [1300, ml], MammothMicrobesMammoth-P: [ 0.6, ml], ful-power: [ 5, ml] Friday 11198 Aug 2022 # GA3Q 49:V:6:7 - Still what looks like N2 Deficiency . . . big yellow swathes of color from leaf edge towards veins # Week’s End 2022-08-19T10:52:08-0500: PlantHeight: AC3Q-4: height: [ 9, in] AC3Q-7: height: [ 8, in] GGTTempAvg: [ 77, F] GGTRHAvg: [ 73.3, RH] GGTVPDAvg: [ 0.85, kPa] GGTLightDistanceCanopy: [ 20.5, in] GGTLightIntensityCanopy: [ 737, µMol/s2/m2] GGTLight ___
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So I’m making my nurturers then diluting down to my desired ppm be careful using these nutrients at full strength with autos! Test and tried will burn and tox your plant! I transplanted into one gallon pots the last day of week two May 6th,2023. They seem to have taken very well to the transplant. 🤞🤞🤞
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01/21/2020 Got my Magic Beans, This will be the Blue Dreamatic -auto grow I have been doing research and hope i got it right. Seeds are courtesy of (42 Fast Buds) they are sponsoring this grow. So I think I will do a blend of soil 50% ocean forest potting mix will line the bottom of the 3gallon pot, top 50% will be Fox Farms potting mix(brown bag). My theory is that the stronger ocean forest, will be useful into flowering, and the humic acid, and mychorihza in the Brown bag should help the seedling stage and into veg cycle.also I'm gonna may be put in a little Plant Success 3-1-2 with Mychorihza, ecto, and endo, plus tricoderma.🙏 01/25/2020 11:00PM started to soak 1 Blue Dreamatic seed.🙏 01/26/2020 4:25PM Put seed in a Jiffy pellet till it sprouts once it sprouts I will put in final pot with a pinch of 3-1-2 below her roots at 1/4 " depth. 01/29/2020 She is starting to poke poke through the jiffy pellet should see her codytledons by end of the day,then move her to her permanent home.pics coming soon. 01/30/2020 And she is ☝️up, will pot her up today. Very excited about this one I love blue dream, I have not had any in quite a while I am not gonna pay retail price at dispensary to get it either. Day #1 week #1 let the fun begin!👊and Thank you Fast Buds,and Thank you Heather(Fast Buds rep)
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Day 22 25/07/24 Thursday Still no Feed/water since Tuesday. Been a humid and overcast two days so not as much evaporation as normal. All plants happy and healthy 💚 Video updates Day 23 26/07/24 Friday De-chlorinated watering pH 6 with 5ml calmag to 5L water. Watered each with 250ml and had small run off. I will continue to feed/water with small run offs to help prevent salt build ups. Video update. Day 26 29/07/24 Monday Nice feed today, using de-chlorinated tap water pH 6. They each had 300ml with small run off. All looks incredibly happy and healthy! The Auto Kabul that was mutated and twisted has pulled herself through and is just a bit shorter than the others. Day 28 31/07/24 Wednesday End of week😁 De-chlorinated water pH 6 today with Plagron pk13-14 5ml to 5L Plagron power buds 5ml to 5L Used 300ml of the 5L solution. I will be using these on water days from now on as they are advised to be used every irrigation. We'll see how they perform 💪💚
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Sa semble ok elle a une belle couleur.
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QUE CAMBIO EN 10 DIAS IMPRESIONANTE, ESTAN ENGORDANDO MUY BIEN, ME HAN SORPENDIDO ESTE CAMBIO TAN GRANDE ESTAN BEBIENDO CADA 2 DIAS CONSUMEN MUCHOS NUTRIENTES PERO ES PORQUE HAY MUCHO FRUTO QUE ALIMENTAR ESTOY REGANDO CON 2 LITROS CADA PLANTA CADA 2 DIAS EC 1850 PH 6,6
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Start of Week 9 🙌 I plan to use fertilizer for bud growth from day 64 to day 70+... depending on when the harvest time occurs 😉😄👍 Started working with fertilizer today, every 2 days a mixture of 10ml per liter as long as the buds have not properly developed trichomes 😵 I hope this works 😵😲😱 Day 68 with fertilizer again
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Shit got serious, my biggest fear has come true, the XXL pheno is here She has grew even more than the roof so i had to perform the LST in order to provide her some regular light instead of the madness she was being This is going crazy as hell wtf this auto is growing even more than the photoperiodic ones
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This week brought some unexpected challenges My dehumidifier broke down, and until I fix it or find a replacement, the humidity has been spiking really high — definitely not ideal for flowering. 💦🌫️ I need to resolve this as soon as possible before it causes serious problems. Aside from that, the plants are thriving and almost running on autopilot! 🌱💚 They did show some stress after the recent demolition and lollipopping session, so I decided to lower the light intensity a bit to help them transition through this phase more smoothly. 💡✨ Despite the humidity issue, everything still looks promising — just hoping I can get the environment back under control soon! 🌿🤞
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Still going strong...she seems always pretty happy, no color on her with the shift in temperature. Few more days and she'll become the first chop of the run.
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Beautiful plant, the 3 phenos I have planted are the same, same citric and lemony aromas, sticky resin, and this pheno the number #4 is darker than her sisters as you can see but that's the only difference, the rest the 3 plants are almost the same like clones.