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🌱 Day 36 - Second Week of Flowering 🌱 Hello growing friends! 🌿 Today marks the beginning of the second week of the flowering phase, and I’m very happy with how the buds are developing so far. 🌸✨ Since this is my first grow, I’m truly amazed by how fascinating these plants are. It’s an exciting journey! 🌱🤩 Last week, I struggled with yellow leaves and a calcium & magnesium deficiency. Fortunately, with the help of BioBizz Calmag, things are slowly improving. 🍃💪 Currently, I’ve set the humidity to 45%—according to my research, this is ideal for minimizing the risk of mold. 💧🚫 🌱 Day 42 - Last Day of the Second Flowering Week 🌱 Hello everyone! 🌿 Today marks the last day of the second week of flowering, and I’ve made some updates to my routine. I’ve increased the nutrients to BioBizz Grow (3ml), BioBizz Bloom (2ml), and BioBizz TopMax (1.5ml). The plants are growing well and have recovered from the calcium deficiency. 🍃💪 I’m continuing to add a bit of BioBizz CalMag to prevent any future deficiencies. 🌱✨ This week, I also added some soil to the pots, as the soil level had flattened out quite a bit. I topped up each pot with about 1.5 liters of soil.
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She needs a serious defoliation. I am closely monitoring the full moon coming as we are in the dry season, they rainfall may be lower hopefully. Everything else is good with her for now.
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the c99s got ten days of plain water then came the chop at week 10 and 3 days with a fairly decent 30% amber all things considered !
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The seedlings came out 2 days after being planted straight into the medium, watered with a few drops per day to keep up the moisture. Mimosa Evo is a new strain at Barney's and it will be interesting to see how it grows and reacts to mainlining.
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#beginning of flowering 09/04/19 #04/13/19 update of photos and videos are from the 5th day of flowering
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@Chubbs
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420Fastbuds Gelato Auto Week 1 of Veg What up grow fam. These 3 have sprouted amazing with no issues. All 3 had popped after 48hrs of being in the soil. Still misting the top soil with my sprayer to keep the soil moist but will start regular manual watering of 500ml every other day this week. All in all Happy Growing
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@Kanbal
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Still no flowers, foliar calmag, silicate, proroots. Still problems with Calcium. Matterhorn is unstable genetics!
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Day 15: Switched lights to 20/4 I overwatered them last week when I did the feeding, the fabric pots dry fast but this soil holds water well and I’m not used to planting into final sized pots like this either. It’s taking so long to dry out but I’m letting it. I’ve stopped misting obviously. Watching humidity and temps between lights on/off. Looking good. I will do the same light feeding as last week once the pots are dry enough but will make sure to only water the root area this time. I possibly stunted them a little but they are alive and learning is fun 😅 Halfway through the week update. They finally dried out and are now getting 25ml water per day, with feed. I added an oscillating fan. Temp and humidity seems to have stabilized now. Started to grow again but leaves stacked tightly. I’m playing with the lights, they are a bit strong for this stage I think. I turned off the extra 100w light leaving just the 270w on and they seem to have responded well overnight. Will turn it back on once they start taking off. I think I need to reconsider switching lights to 18/6 if I can figure out how to stabilize temps during lights out.
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Ok, so things are moving faster now. I checked the trichomes for the first time this week and they are pretty much all milky in the buds at the top and the middle. The lower buds have somewhat more clear trichomes, and I might have been more radical when I did perform the lollipop. The plant in the back right corner started to get a little purple on the leafs at the buds, which I think looks pretty cool. Harvest time could be within the next week, pretty sure still this month. I am waiting to see some amber in the trichomes like 10%ish and will leave them in 48h of darkness afterwards. I am still playing with the idea of a partial harvest, but I don't have well controlled options to dry my flowers outside of the Growbox. So I do not want to risk anything by a lack of airflow or potentially a humidity that could be off. I hope the buds will pack some more this week to come. Sensi Seeds says it is a medium harvesting plant, so I'll see what I'll get. I definitely want to let them have clear water one last time before harvest, because I gave them nutrients up until now. I would love to see more changes in the colours of the leafs and the plant eating itself up, to not have any unnecessary nitrogen with an impact on the taste. Sensi Seeds says this strain needs 7-10 weeks of flower so we are well within that time schedule.
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Hallo liebe Community, jetzt habe ich mit dem Training der Ice Cream Haze begonnen und nach meinen Beobachtungen verträgt die Pflanze dass bis jetzt sehr Gut. 💚 Nach dem Topping und ein paar Tagen Wachstum konnte ich die Seitentriebe mit ein paar Bodennägeln nun runter"binden"stecken um ihr mehr Wachstumsfläche für die Interniodentriebe zu geben. Diese Technik erinnert mich prinzipiell an die SCROG Methode, wobei hier ja direkt am Topf gearbeitet wird. Zum Düngen kam nun der Greenhouse Feeeding Dünger: Biogrow zum Einsatz mit 3g pro Liter Substrat. Da es 9 Liter Töpfe sind also insgesamt 27g. Das Material wird einfach in die Oberfläche eingearbeitet und dann mit dem Bioenhancer 1g pro Liter Gießwasser gegossen. Die Seiten/Interniodentriebe weisen ein gutes Wachstum auf, wobei es einen kleinen Längeunterschied gibt. Die Wachstumsbedingungen im Growschrank sind optimal: ——————— 🌞 Temp: 26°C 🌚 Temp: 20 °C 💨 RH: 66% VPD: 0,77 kPa ——————— Stay Tuned!💚🌱🍨🐰
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Been pretty busy lately but these girls just keep at it. I did go several days with out topping them off this last week, probably only had a gallon left of water in thier buckets when I switched to transition. Only problems is a little bit of light burn and maybe a little bit of pest damage on one of them.
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17/09 - PH dropped overnight. Bumped back up to 5.8. EC 1.2, water level dropping. Might top off with higher nute dose tomorrow. D10 since pistills. Dehumidifer should be arriving early next week. 18/09 - PH dropped slightly overnight, EC considerably. Topped off with nute water at standard ratio but with added 3ml of calmag. PH now around 6, EC 1.2ish. 19/09 - PH stable at 6.0. EC 1.17, water level dropping. Was worried about last night, but she perked back up again this morning. Defoliated 15 leaves or so and noticed a branch with a wilting top. Going to keep an eye, but dont really want to chop at this stage unless absolutely neccessary. 20/09 - PH dropped to 5.9, EC to 1.07 morning, 5.8, .97 evening. Water level continues to drop. Leaves on problematic branch further wilted, but branch is strong. Chopped wilting leaves to see what happens. Defoliated 20 or so problematic leaves. Trying to gradually open her up a bit but avoiding stems so she doesnt get a nasty shock once the stretch finishes. 21/09 - Res top up at standard ratio with 3ml calmag. Roughly 10l drank over 3 days. PH now around 6, EC 1.1ish. Dehumidifer now running outside the tent, but humidity is still around 70%. Contuning to defoliate around 15 leaves a day where theyre clumping / blocking sites.
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@Andres
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I would believe this variety again ... I think it could be better ... and do not make some mistakes in it ... I recommend it to all growers ...
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After so much tender loving care, I came home today to find how two puppies kept themselves busy while I was attending my daughter's graduation!! Evidently, Thelma and Louise had a blast digging a hole and uprooting my baby Strawberry Banana plant. But do not fret, for Susquihanna doesn't like to lose. So I put my Strawberry Banana back in place, filled in the hole and put another row of fencing up to protect my Strawberry Banana Plant. I am a Newbie, but from what I understand, Sometimes growers/contests are interested in seeing the good, the bad and the ugly. So, today is an ugly day with no new growth or excitement to report. I am hoping next week I will have a plant to report on. For now, enjoy my videos of Thelma and Louise playing; the double fencing that I put up; and pray for my dear little Strawberry Banana Plant--that she may come back from her listless life and THRIVE. Until next week.....
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Hi guys, sorry if I posted this week so late, but I was sooo busy! This week, I began to give two first doses of Flawless Finish, to start clean the soil (and unlock Indra from its nutrient burn). Aurora is growing really great, has a powerful smell and a white color when I get photo of her at night 😍 Indra began to grow again, after the use of Flawless Finish, the flowers are getting bigger and the smell is growing day by day, I will post her trichomes the next week! Enjoy the photos guys, and thank you all for the help :)
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Noticed some yellowing on sour kush a on Monday I do check ph and ppm overall smells nice critical purple finally taking off sticky buds on b and c
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@Dabking
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Very start of week 9. Stacking up nice, frost everywhere.
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@Paul_on
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An excellent strain to grow ,it's been a pleasure and just look at the results 😀 👍. I'd say anyone that grows this will be very Very happy, it sure does smell of Papaya and berries or fruity back notes ,I'm truly impressed 😀, thanks for the help of @Migro @Plagron @VivoSun-Grow and the star of the show @Sweetseeds Papaya Zoap. Ps ,I will update with nug photos and weights in a few days .Grow for it Growmies, see ya next time 🔮👌
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Week 21: Flower Week 4 – Hesi Goodies, 7000-BTU Chiller & Frosty Tops! 🌸❄️ Week 21 is officially in full swing, and we have entered the glorious territory of Flower Week 4! The stretch phase is officially history, meaning the girls have stopped reaching for the stars and are now putting 100% of their willpower into one glorious job: building fat, sticky buds. The view inside the flower tent is pure eye candy—a lush, deep green canopy soaking up every photon from the LED panels while the tops keep bulking up by the day. Feeding Time: The Hesi Magic Cocktail 💧 To fuel this explosion of green goodness, we switched up the menu according to the official Hesi Schedule for Flower Week 4. The plants are thirsty, and they are getting top-tier nutrition! * Feeding Schedule & Volume: Twice a week, a fresh batch of 20 liters of nutrient solution gets whipped up and distributed evenly across all 6 pots (roughly 3.3 liters per lucky plant each round). * The Week 4 Brew (per 20L water): * Hesi Bloom Complex: 100 ml (50 ml / 10 L) – The foundational fuel. * Hesi Phosphorus Plus: 25 ml (12.5 ml / 10 L) – Unlocking the PK boost starting right now! * Hesi Boost: 40 ml (20 ml / 10 L) – Flower accelerator engaged. * Hesi PowerZyme: 40 ml (20 ml / 10 L) – Keeping the root zone pristine. * Hesi SuperVit: 4–5 drops (1 drop per 4.5 L) – Pure vitality in a bottle. * pH Target: Dialed in with a dash of phosphoric acid to sit at a sweet, stable 6.5. Root uptake is running in overdrive! Bud Check & Tent Vibe 🌿✨ * Chunky Flowers: Every main stem is flexing tight, dense flower formations overflowing with fresh, bright white pistils. * Let It Snow! ❄️ The trichome factory is officially open for business. A sparkling layer of sticky resin is spreading rapidly across the sugar leaves and calyxes. * Squeaky Clean Legs (Lollipopping): The lower third of the canopy is completely stripped down. No waste-of-time popcorn buds down below—just smooth airflow through the root zone and zero trapped humidity! * Level Canopy: Thanks to training, all the main colas are sitting flush at the exact same height, right in the LED sweet spot. Tech Upgrade & Climate Control 🌡️❄️ * 7000-BTU AC Beast On Duty: With the canopy transpiring like crazy, the new 7000-BTU air conditioner was drafted in to keep the microclimate strictly under control. * Climate Stats: Temps swung between a comfy ~21°C and a warm 30°C peak. Relative humidity stayed locked in between 55% and 82%. * Wind Power: Clip fans are blasting right over the canopy level to keep air moving and ensure humidity pockets don't even think about settling in those bulking buds. The stage is set for some serious density and trichome action over the coming weeks! Let’s grow! 🚀