My F-MILF is going to eat my tent She is not soaking 5 l (nutrified)per day...she drinks it with open mouth. Not a single drop drain Getting this: Aptus Topbooster 4 drops/l Aptus P-boost 10 drops/l Aptus regulator 3 drops/l Aptus All in one 0.6 ml/l Aptus CaMg 0.6 ml/l Trying to keep ph not lower than 6.4... Not easy because P-boost puch it down a lot All TA nutrients above are only for NL untoppes in smaller tent

Wedding glue got the chop this week after flushing her all week . The house smells of sweet sweet fruit . Decent harvest looks to be around 10 oz but I’ll find out in a week or so .

Our prayers were answered! Honestly, I'm not sure how well the plants would have done if it hadn't rained during the week. We got enough rain to keep the temperature and humidity just where we needed it for most of the day. However, at night, it was a big hassle because water got inside the greenhouse, affecting the humidity big time. After that, it was super hot, so the water evaporated quickly. Transferring the plants into bigger pots was pretty simple, but I definitely recommend the process for outdoor plants ONLY. This whole experience has been a learning process. We gave them nutrients a little too soon, but since we were able to catch it, we've only been giving them water and nutrients once a week moving forward. We've also been spraying them with neem oil since we don't know what could be festering in the greenhouse by now. Nevertheless, the plants are thriving and starting to grow more than just three leaves... hehe.

Addendum @ Day 1 - Week 9 Hello dear Growmies! Today I'm back on day 1 of week 9. The sun has just risen and I was able to notice that they are now very thirsty and demand more and more. Today I then have an aired Cannazym injection 2 l per plant. Everything is going well so far. I let Co 2 phase out slowly. Also, my corners only shine warm red/deep red. However, at full strength. I have reduced the SanLights dimmed down to 90% from today until Monday evening. ... I want to let them transpire again in front of her last fermented compost tea, relaxed and breathe deeply. I was very positively surprised by my Dutch Passion sidekick. Super robust genetics. Also very reliable. I will also take a closer look at their portfolio in the future. "The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade one does not expect to sit." ... Addendum @ Day 63: So far everything is going well. All the girls are still very diligent and have only been watered enzyme-rich since Monday. Slowly, the first signs of harvest day are emerging. I think on Sunday, I'll turn off my light system and then leave it relatively dry for another two days in complete darkness. And then off to the drying net at 62% humidity. But all in good time and good conditions. meanwhile my Sanlight only runs at 80%, but that's still enough power for my big voluptuous ladies. In addition, there is also the completely great and summery warm spring to Germany. And so now I want to lower the temperatures a bit during "daytime" the last few days to protect the trichomes. And once again, I was able to learn a lot. It was also a great pleasure for me to see the different strains in their different developments. I am also very happy to have found a nice place here on this wonderful platform for plant lovers. With so many wonderful people and their way of dealing with this plant, yes I find that fascinating...!

Small happy plant, stem rub smells fruity with a touch of fuel.

She has received no water after a full week I have pruned the soil early today to promote co2 for her roots. I think she is recovering her second true leaves have grown at a steady pace with no signs of deficiency I will keep her dry as long as she copes with the drought!

Hello Growmies, Welcome to week 11 with our Purple Lemonade FF, where she's thriving magnificently under our attentive care. The trichomes are thickening nicely, giving the buds that characteristic frosty look we all love. Their aroma is becoming more profound by the day, with those sweet and citrusy notes that promise a future full of flavor. Our canopy management techniques are really showing their worth, with a sea of green leaves reaching towards the light, maximizing photosynthesis. The deep hues of purple beginning to peek through are nothing short of mesmerizing. It’s clear that our consistent feeding schedule and pH balance are keeping those leaves vibrant and healthy. I've kept a close eye on temperature and airflow, ensuring our grow environment remains optimal for robust development. The diligence has paid off, as there’s not a pest or spot of mold in sight. It’s all about creating the perfect conditions for those buds to flourish. We continue to maintain our routine, knowing that consistency is key in these middle stages of flowering. It's about staying the course and enjoying the journey as our plants reach their full potential. So, we keep our spirits high and our focus sharp, looking forward to each new sign of progress. Until next time, let's keep our garden green and our heads in the clouds. Stay lifted, Salokin

Hello Growmies, Week 12 is upon us, and our Purple Lemonade FF is putting on a show of lush vibrancy. The trichomes are developing that sugary appearance that tells us we're on the right track. With each day, the aroma deepens, hinting at the complex profile of flavors waiting to be unleashed. Observing the plant's structure, it's evident that our training methods have paid dividends, with even canopy spread allowing for light to penetrate and energize every leaf. As the purple undertones begin to emerge, they create a visual symphony against the sea of green. The environment remains tightly controlled—our vigilance against temperature swings and stagnant air has resulted in a resilient grow space. Not a single leaf has wilted under stress, a testament to our proactive approach to garden management. I'm sticking with our feeding regimen, and it's clear the plants are responding well. The foliage remains lush, a sign of successful nutrient uptake. Every day brings subtle changes, a slow and steady march towards peak bloom. With our sights set on the weeks ahead, we'll continue nurturing our garden, anticipating the flourishing phase that lies before us. Here's to the journey ahead, filled with growth and anticipation. Until we check in again, let's keep reaching for the sun. Stay lifted, Salokin

Nothing to exciting this week, plants are doing well. Little bit of stretching going on and starting to smell more and more now. The newer growth is a bit lighter in shades of green then the old stuff. I think this is from me dividing the flowering nutrients into 4 weeks vs all at once as they tend to get a bit of N tox when I give it all at once so this seems to be doing better. Clones are same old, just waiting for the weather to get nice. Found out that when I use Insect Frass as a fertilizer it's also adding in chitin "a protein found in bugs, crustaceans and fungi" to the soil, when that stuff breaks down it makes chitosan and that can help boost defences against pests and virus in the plant. There are plant additives out their that are pure chitosan in varying concentrations and they use this to make the buds extra frosty. To much can harm the plant though. I also found out I needed to water them a bit more then normal not that the stretch is happening. so they got 6L this week each vs the regular 4L but it was split up in 3 days. In the first bit they got all the additives i normally do and the other bit was just PH'd water, didn't want to over load em. Big shoutout to Medic Grow for sponsoring the lighting in my tent, They have provided me with 2x Mini Sun 2's in the 240w configuration, They use the v1 growing spectrum that is a all purpose seed to harvest spectrum so their is no hassle of switching it mid grow. If you're interested in learning more about Medic Grow products please visit the web link below. https://medicgrow.com/ https://growdiaries.com/grower/MedicGrowLED

Day 35.

Couple more weeks trichomes still white

Couple more weeks trichomes still white

D108: After the stress we experienced, we managed to recover with a yield of 60-70%. We will start monitoring trichomes in the 8th week. Continuing with two waterings, one with fertilizer and one with calcium, we proceed.

Hello Growmies, We're at week 13 with the G.M.O. crew, and they're just showing off at this point. The foliage is lush and deep green, signs of the loving conditions provided. Each cola is fattening up, staking their claim in the canopy and glistening with trichomes, which is always a good sign of things coming along just as they should. The scent is a true giveaway of their growth, becoming more pronounced as we inch closer to harvest. This tells us that the terpene profile is developing complexity, promising a rich sensory experience. Air circulation has been well managed; the steady environment is giving these ladies exactly what they need to thrive without the threat of mold or pests. We're in the home stretch now, and the anticipation is building just as much as the buds. It won't be long until it's time to see the fruits of our labor, and if the looks are anything to go by, we're in for quite a treat. These final weeks are all about maintaining our course and ensuring we cross the finish line with the same dedication we started with. Stay lifted, salokin.

Hello Growmies, We're at week 13 with the G.M.O. crew, and they're just showing off at this point. The foliage is lush and deep green, signs of the loving conditions provided. Each cola is fattening up, staking their claim in the canopy and glistening with trichomes, which is always a good sign of things coming along just as they should. The scent is a true giveaway of their growth, becoming more pronounced as we inch closer to harvest. This tells us that the terpene profile is developing complexity, promising a rich sensory experience. Air circulation has been well managed; the steady environment is giving these ladies exactly what they need to thrive without the threat of mold or pests. We're in the home stretch now, and the anticipation is building just as much as the buds. It won't be long until it's time to see the fruits of our labor, and if the looks are anything to go by, we're in for quite a treat. These final weeks are all about maintaining our course and ensuring we cross the finish line with the same dedication we started with. Stay lifted, salokin.

Hello Growmies, As we roll into week 13 with our Caramel strain, it's clear we're in for a treat. The ladies are thriving, their vibrant green leaves signaling they’re soaking up all the nutrients they need. Those buds are getting chunky, dusted with trichomes that promise a sweet, sticky harvest. I'm keeping a close watch on the humidity levels—too high and we might face mold or mildew challenges, especially with these dense flowers. I'm also fine-tuning the nutrient mix because, at this stage, precision is key. It's all about balance, avoiding any burns or deficiencies as we encourage those buds to reach their full potential. The training and topping we did are paying off. The canopy is even, which allows for that all-important light penetration and airflow around the lower branches. I'm monitoring every angle to ensure no bud gets left behind in the shadow. We're nearing the finish line, and stability in their environment is my top priority. The flush is on the horizon, preparing for a clean, top-quality end product. These Caramel ladies are known for their enticingly sweet aroma and smooth experience, and by the looks of it, they won't disappoint. Stay tuned for the harvest report; it’s going to be a sweet one. Until then, we keep steady and aim high—quality is the name of the game. Stay lifted, salokin.

April 1st - Day 44 : All good nothing to declare April 6th - Day 50 : Growing good.

April 16th - Day 59 : Today is Spa day. Did a major defiliation throughout the whole tent. They're pretty much on autopilot from now on.. April 19th - Day 62 : Look at theses beauties. Reacting well to the heavy defoliation. The smell is getting a bit stronger. Didn't do much but water.

April 16th - Day 59 : Today is Spa day. Did a major defiliation throughout the whole tent. They're pretty much on autopilot from now on.. April 19th - Day 62 : Look at theses beauties. Reacting well to the heavy defoliation. The smell is getting a bit stronger. Didn't do much but water.

April 26th - Day 69 : Oh my god look at them.. So bushy after that defoliation. They're doing great I think.. The only concern was the laggyness of the leaves but I guess it's due to overwatering so I'll chill with water for a day or two. I started trimming the lower branches that I think aren't getting enough light. I'm trying to push the veg stage as much as I can let's see if they can take an extra few weeks.