Hello growmies 👩‍🌾👨‍🌾🌲🌲, 👋 Flowers continue maturation, End is approaching, one more week with nutes, and flush for the next/last week. 💧Give water each 2 or 3 days 1,5l Water + Nutri NPK Bloom + Sugar Royal 1,5l Water + Nutri NPK Bloom PH @6 - Nutri NPK Bloom 1/2 tsp for 1 gal. 💡Mars Hydro - SP 3000 100% 43 cm. 🔥 Thanks community for follow, likes, comments, always a pleasure 👩‍🌾👨‍🌾💚🌲. Mars Hydro - SP 3000 💡💡 https://www.mars-hydro.com/sp-3000-samsung-lm301b-greenhouse-led-grow-light NUTRI NPK 💥🔥 https://www.nutrinpk.com/product/npk-mix-pak-for-4-to-5-plants-cannabis-fertilizer/ Pure Instinto - Strawberry Shortcake Auto🌲🌲 https://pureinstinto.com/product/strawberry-shortcake-autoflower/

I harvested one of the three critical purple plants I have today. I've been flushing it all week and finally, today was the day I cut her down and moved her into the dry tent. I trimmed one nug to dry a little quicker so i could try it out because I'm impatient. Lol As for the other two.. well they are looking great I've moved them under they're own light for the remainder of the time they have. I'd guess that I have maybe another week. They're just now starting to cloud up pretty good but still no amber color after scoping them today. I dont foresee any issues with the rest of this set. These have been super easy to grow and they smell nice and potent. On my next post I'll have the dry weight from the first plant and I bit of a review on how she turned out.

grow space is listed as what I had her in up until the last 4 weeks when moved and switching lights.

Week 15 days 99-105 . I'm am flushing all plants with 1 gallon of filtered water each. I've reduced the light cycle from 18 to 14 hours to reduce heat stress. It may reduce yield as well based on comments I've read in other growers diaries. An oz per plant would be nice. Of course more would be better but an oz makes a pound of cannabutter. Reducing the light hours is reducing the purpleness in the stems of og kush and gorilla glue but Purple chill still has purple stems The Natrona sisters spend their nights in the garage where the temps are 10-15 degrees cooler than in the day temps in the tent. Night temps ranged this week between 63-66 with rh 51-76%. The high rhythm comes after a rain. During the day, I'm keeping the tent open while circulating 2 fans. Day Temps can reach 80 so it gets hot in there. flooded each plant with 1 gal of water. From here forward I will be flushing all plants with filtered water at 1 gal for each plant every other day. Monday, flushed with 1 gal of water. Starting this flush, I added ice to the top of the soil before watering. See photo. This is a stress technique used to force plant phenotype colors. I don't think it will work for mine as I over fed. While I have 3 different strains, they look the same with blue green dominance. Thursday, flushed with 1 gal of water. Starting this flush, I added ice to the top of the soil before watering. See photo Saturday, flushed with 1 gal of water. Starting this flush, I added ice to the top of the soil before watering. See photo Sunday photos I'm not seeing any change in leaf or bud colorations from flushing out the fertilizers nor from the ice treatment. General comments" After putting the plants in the garage during the night, morning soil temperatures are within a degree of the night air temperature. This has been about 15 degrees cooler (50s) than the tent temperatures (75+). This week our weather has been unseasonably warm so the night temperatures have been 63-71 with Rh 51-70% Tent temps in the day 75-80 and RH 47-59%. Special thanks to @DreamIT for showing me how to add music to video. Check out my Gigi video above for a short clip.

She's doing amazing this week. The smell is really starting to come through nicely now and the buds are starting to fatten up. Should be another 3 or 4 weeks until harvest now :)

August 30th: (F13) Fertigation once a day with same recipe (1150 EC 6.1 PH) watered until 10-20% run-off August 31th: (F14) Fertigation once a day with same recipe (1150 EC 6.1 PH) watered until 10-20% run-off Sept 1st: (F15) Fertigation once a day with new recipe (Mid-Bloom)(1200 EC 6.2 PH) watered until 10-20% run-off Screwed each QB Board to the roof of each tent to gain some height space Supercropped two branches on the TUT Sept 2nd: (F16) Fertigation once a day with same recipe (1200 EC 6.2 PH) watered until 10-20% run-off Sept 3rd: (F17) Fertigation once a day with same recipe (1200 EC 6.2 PH) watered until 10-20% run-off Sept 4th: (F18) Fertigation once a day with same recipe (1200 EC 6.2 PH) watered until 10-20% run-off Sept 5th: (F19) Fertigation once a day with same recipe (1200 EC 6.2 PH) watered until 10-20% run-off Defoliation on both plants Note: Im happy the TUT stretch is finally over, we are on the extreme limit on the light distance from plant in the TUT tent, I don't see any stress sign so far, will have an eye on this for sure in the next week! :)

Sempre a bomba 😛🦈

KKKK omg 986 g wet with branches, and trimmed only the parts that were very dry. The smell is moderately strong, very sweet and pleasant. I believe that once dried, trimmed, and cured it will yield around 160-200 g. For the flush I did the following: I used 15 L of water with Flawless Finish and left it for 12 hours. After that, I rinsed with 5-liter increments until the runoff PPM was below 250, which took 100 L of water. I let it dry for 72 hours and harvested today. ________________________________________________________ 15 days later.... 170g weight dry sweet+coffee smells 8/10 low high

Seguimiento: Semana 1 de Floración (Día 7) Cultivar: Evaluacion Morfologica de Clones Elite Banana OG (Feminizada) Selección de sobrevivientes a tratamiento antimitótico para duplicación cromosómica Parentales: (OG Kush x Chiquita Banana) 1. Inducción Floral e Ingesta de Luz (Fotoperíodo 12/12) - Transición Fisiológica: Completada la primera semana desde el cambio a fotoperíodo de floración (12/12). La planta responde con un tramo inicial vigoroso y controlado, manifestando la herencia estructural clásica de su linaje. - Pistilogénesis Primaria: Se confirma visualmente la formación de los primeros primordios florales en los meristemos apicales y axilares, con la aparición clara de estigmas/pistilos blancos turgentes. Pigmentación y Expresión Foliar: Tejido nuevo en tonalidad verde lima de alta actividad fotosintética, indicando una rápida movilización de nitrógeno y fósforo para sostener la división celular del estiramiento. 2. Arquitectura de Canopia y Control Estructural - Elongación Entrenudal: Crecimiento vertical acelerado característico del cultivar, manteniendo una distancia inter-nodal uniforme que permitirá una óptima penetración de la radiación PAR en las partes medias e inferiores. - Estructura y Soporte Mecánico: Se consolidó el tutorado individual con estacas de madera y anillos de sujeción para guiar la verticalidad de las ramas principales, preparando la estructura para la futura sobrecarga de biomasa en los cálices. - Saneamiento Basal: Limpieza de bajeras ajustada para eliminar puntos de sombra ineficientes (sumideros de energía), canalizando los fotosintatos directamente a las puntas dominantes. 3. Dinámica del Sustrato y Fertirriego Hidropónico - Medio de Cultivo: Mezcla inerte de sustrato de coco 50/50 (50% chips para macroporosidad / 50% fibra para retención y CIC). - Régimen de Riego: Riego por goteo automatizado por micropulsos, distribuyendo la solución nutritiva de manera homogénea en el bulbo húmedo. - Control Hidropónico: PH en Drenaje: Mantenido en el rango dulce de 5.8 – 6.1 para asegurar la máxima biodisponibilidad de P, Ca y Mg durante la diferenciación floral. - Fracción de Lixiviación: ~20% de drenaje por evento de riego para prevenir la acumulación salina (EC) en la zona radicular. -Temperatura de Solución: Controlada a 24 °C para mantener la saturación de oxígeno disuelto (DO) y evitar estrés térmico directo en las raíces. 4. Estado Fitosanitario y Manejo Ambiental - Protección Biológica: Invernadero protegido con malla anti-trips de alta densidad y malla sombra Raschel al 30%, mitigando picos de radiación infrarroja y estrés por DPV excesivo. - Sanidad Foliar: Cero presencia de fitófagos (trips, ácaros o mosca blanca) ni síntomas de patógenos fúngicos (oídio/botrytis). Hojas con limbo bien expandido y estomas activos.

12/25 Merry Xmas. The ladies got a priming light feed this morning to get ready to clone in 2 days. Watered on 3 gallons plain water and 3 gallons of the mix the bed was thirsty 12/26 got a priming foliar feed. Very light. 12/27 took all the tops as cuttings for clones 12/29 watered in 3 gallons plain water and 3 gallons of full supplemental feed.

Hallo zusammen 🤙. Sie wächst sehr schön und macht keine Probleme

Higher temps/humidity this time round have caused flowers to be a little less frosty not much though

Plants are happy and coming up really nice. They were defoliated and given a good dose of S.W.A. Organic Compost Tea. See you soon for another update. 😁

28 dienas!!! Mergaitė ištvėrė šią savaitę, naktį buvo tik 4°, o dieną lijo ir pūtė stiprus vėjas. Įdomus projektas mano šiauriniame balkone: Ačiū visiems :).

A bit of nute burn. Burnt tips on a few leaves but still continued to feed nutes to this lady. Good growth. Will not be topping this one just defoliate.

Week seventeen of The Oasis Project brings the Durban Poison quartet to a point of impressive maturity and structure. The plants continue to thrive under the intense Colorado high-plains sun, responding beautifully to the ongoing commitment to Low Stress Training (LST) rather than traditional netting. * Canopy Development: Each plant in the quartet is displaying a robust, open canopy that allows for excellent airflow and light penetration. * Maintenance: Manual watering remains the primary method for these plants, which has proven essential for the mobility required to position them strategically on the deck throughout the day. * Integrated Pest Management: The "security team" of African marigolds continues to accompany the quartet, providing a vital organic defense as we move closer to the flowering stages. The quartet is looking exceptionally healthy and balanced, preparing for their final stretch before the anticipated harvest window in early to mid-October. Update 7.9.26: recieved the ScroG netting for the big girls! Getting it setup so the buds can be supported from day 1 of flowering.