08/12: Transplanted OBWand Do-si into 7 gal pots. Fed all of the ladies. Also bought a small pack of RAW bloom microbes and applied to plants for about 3 weeks till the package was done.

Hello fellow Growers Nancy had been droopy lately after her nute and light burn (Man she's had it tough) so I backed off on the nutes and she seems to be happier now - in fact, I think her buds are putting on weight now - slowly but surely. Wendy, on the other hand, is Frikn bullet Proof! She's getting fatter and fatter by the day and I'm thinking that I will need to flush soon before the harvest. Any tips at this point would be really appreciated - it's my first harvest and I wanna do it right ;-) Peace oooot ;-)

April 20-26 This week was a Frost explosion. Smells like you just walked into a candy store. Resin coverage extends into the fan leaves and the trichomes are a solid milky white. It's probably moving from the bulking phase into the ripening phase. I regret not doing any defoliation because the lower buds aren't where they should be but fine. 5 gallon pot in 2x2 is not enough space to bend branches to the max. I'm still satisfied.

Es sieht ganz gut aus bei den Ladys. Ich habe obenrum nochmal etwas entlaubt, große Schnitte mache ich jetzt nicht mehr. Ich gebe nun bereits seit 4 Tagen PK 13/14 und werde das die nächsten 4 Tage weiter tun. Ich bin nun beim Maximum der nährstoff dosis angekommen und senke sie nach dem PK 13/14 wieder etwas ab.

Happy next week :)

1/12: lots more leaf tucking today. She's taking waterings like a champ. I'm always so worried about overwatering but she seems to be growing well 1/14: did a little more lst, so she's looking a little bit like an ugly duckling. Hoping the effort plays out. Attempted to adjust some clips and accidentally broke a stem. I splinted that up with some tape... Also my attempt at a fim is growing out... She's looking a little rough right now, but honestly, aren't we all? 1/15: watered and some leaf tucking this morning. Excited for the top to not look like a hot mess! 1/17: the ugly duckling phase is strong with this one. Gave her a good watering today and attempted some leaf tucking, only sacrificing one fan leaf.

Day 74 Struggling with RH, Temp, and H2O temp. H2O temp cause tent to overheat. Cooled the water down and opened the window to let exhaust out bc it was recirculating warm air. In good range now Found salt build up in stones and some biofilm on plastic on the stone disc, changed out res and cleaned with dilute bleach (always use dilute bleach when cleaning res buckets). All is happy except afraid of reveg bc the last 2 weeks sooo much stress bc the weather. Trichomes are about 70% cloudy. Within harvest window deff. The lil plant bc of stunted growth, might run 2 more weeks depending on trichomes. All bud sites under the bush have white pistols. Just going for that main cola, thats it The bottom budsites trichomes are 60% cloudy, so wondering if I do a top harvest, let the popcorn buds go another week than finish harvest. Any help please. These plants smell sooooo sooo sweet and crazy sticky.

2025-07-14 What should i say, aim kinda speechless. she stopped stretching but is still growing wider, buds swelling- iam sure she will need at least 4 more weeks.- shes huge and needs time to maturate. she started smelling the typical Mimosa scent. she got a topdressing with silicium flash- soon she will get some BIo PK 5/8 xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Mimosa Auto is a contemporary autoflower strain boasting potency and bud quality that rival photoperiod cannabis strains, with a staggering 21% THC content that delivers a remarkably strong high sure to bring a big smile to your face. Mimosa Auto is versatile, making it an excellent choice for various daytime activities. As for its flavor profile, as you might expect, it offers delightful citrus notes, featuring hints of orange, lime, and lemon, with a subtle touch of diesel. It's a flavor profile that's sure to satisfy even the most discerning cannabis connoisseurs! In indoor cultivation, Mimosa Auto reaches a manageable height of 60–150cm, while outdoor plants typically reach 80–160cm, making it suitable for tight spaces. Mimosa Auto doesn't keep you waiting: it yields its delectable harvest in just 10 weeks from germination, including 7–8 weeks of flowering. Indoors, you can expect up to 400g/m², and outdoors, it delivers up to 130g per plant. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Growing Environment Setup & Specifications Lighting System Model: Sanlight EVO 5-150 Quantity: Up to 5 units Power Output: 320W per unit Maximum Total Output: 1600W Environmental Control Management Unit: Growcontrol Growbase Pro Humidity Management: Dedicated Humidifier Dedicated Dehumidifier Temperature Control: Primary: System-controlled Secondary: Additional Radiator for supplemental heating Air Management Air Circulation: 2x Stand Fans Air Extraction: Exhaust Fan with Filter System Irrigation System Primary: Autopot XXL Pot System Water Storage: Flexi Tank Root Zone Aeration: Airdomes Dedicated Air Pump Growing Medium Type: TERRA PRETA MJ-Mix Nutrients System: BIOTABS Method: "Just Add Water" Strategy Type: Organic-based feeding

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Hello smokers and growers 👋 Starting the 5th week of flowering strong with the stack continuing to do its thing. Putting my face in the plant I get smells like banana skin/peel! Did a small defol to get more light penetrating and even added “under canopy” to start filling in the lowers. I know I probably should have run the full term with the lights under but it’s okay. Right now the lower growth was barely trimmed up so hoping to see a difference with the light added. She’s looking happy healthy, I’ve tried to grow this strain like 3 times but she is a picky one. Always comes out sub par for my standards. Most likely the fault of my own… Doesn’t like nutrients and doesn’t like humidity, what an odd genetic! Lol Comments questions suggestions let me hear it

Can't wait for each of them to finish out. Giving them hopefully their full amount of water, less with the auto as it was stunted by the 12/12.

Die letzten 26h bevor die Ernte ist keine tripse mehr kein düngen nur noch flush mit 6.3 Leitungswasser sie werden in dryfembags getrockn. Die oreoz USA ist durch die Risse am Strang bzw Stamm haben es sehr gestresst zuviel das es leider den Ertrag geschmälert hat aber dennoch riecht es wie Koala Kekse in kako kennt ihr die aus Germany??

Week 11 - The buds are stretching and getting bigger. She is huge did not expect that and I was not prepare which can cost me in yield/quality but will see.

Saludos 🙌 tercera semana completa, aumentando la dosis de los fertilizantes. Quité los primeros pares de hojas para darle paso a las ramificaciones que se puedes ver en las fotos, está brotando el quinto nudo pero me parece que aún está un poco pequeña para la LST y corte apical, que piensan? Donde vivo hay muchas variaciones de temperatura pero generalmente el grow se mantiene entre 23° y 29°, la humedad también varía bastante pero no baja de 50% ni sube de 78%. Ansioso para la floración 🙏 having a lot of fun 💪

se acerca la ultimas semanas, esta semana se dejo de aplicar fertilizante con nitrogeno. se ve una translocacion sana hasta el momento. se espera que en las proximas semanas incremente el nivel de tricomas. Queda poco!!! Pd: pido disculpas a aquellos que siguen de cerca este diario, no pude actualizar a tiempo en las ultimas semanas, espero poder actuaizar de forma oportuna las ultimas semanas.

Lots of bud sites with nice buds forming , some trichomes are now on the plant , it's eating the feed really fast and looking healthy

A lot happened this week but she seems to be recovering and not worsening. I fed plain ph’d water end of last week but got a little too cavalier with too much top feeding and adding stuff without adjusting ph. All the top feeding is how debris and runoff kept getting into the base and mucking it up. I was out of homemade calmag so I had a bottle coming in the mail. I ended up adding calmag to not a lot of water and not ph’ing it and top feeding/pouring rest into the watering base later in the day after adding plain ph’d water. Wrong move. She appeared to slow down drinking but I chalked it up to a full base and plenty of top feed. Topsoil dried out very fast but I let her sit assuming she would start drinking eventually. This continued for 3-4 days, and also was happening to one of the photos I did the same thing to. Starting smelling something rank around this time so I checked the bases and found what is in pics 9+10. Ph was 8.5 and had this brown chunky film all over!! Took out all 3 bases and scrubbed thoroughly with soap and water and rinsed with some vinegar. I was worried about how dry and hard the soil/roots must be but I also didn’t want to do a full flush so close to her finishing. I opted to put 1/2 strength tiger bloom/big bloom and full strength calmag into full 1.8 gal water can ph’d to 6.5 and top feed slowly over ~20 min so it didn’t just rinse everything out. About 20% runoff which tested at 5.8 which seemed a little low but not as terrible as I feared. Cleaned the base back out after no more runoff and refilled with normal strength tiger bloom and calmag, ph’d to 6.5. This seems to have been the right move, 60 hours after flushing/cleaning/refilling, she has drank 75% of the base and topsoil is also not dried out. But we’re not done!!! The 2 photos also got a clean base and proper refill. The next day I checked the bases and found some insects on top of the water in ALL 3 bases shown in the last 2 pics. Teeny white things that kinda jumped on top of the water and seemed to stay underneath the fill port to get some of the light coming through? Hard to identify but I think they might have been springtails and not something destructive. Either way I made a weak vinegar/water solution and sprayed them aggressively over 24 hours and they seemed to die and not return. Only saw them in the bases and not anywhere on the plant. A lot of the leaf tip curling and spots spread from last week but seems to be contained and not worsening at the time of writing this. It seems contained to the top ~30% of the fan leaves and minimally on sugar leaves. While her buds did grow and thicken, I’m sure this set her back a little. All in all she had the water ph imbalance, definitely some light stress, nute burn and a little potassium deficiency. Got a little cheap digital microscope as well, trichomes still maturing with at least 30% still clear, plenty of white pistils as well. Some purple coming in on sugar leaf tips. Smell is much stronger. Idk if this is indicative of the buds as well or the “right way” but if I remove any small fan leaves I swipe the stem between two fingers to smell the oils. Still giving a very strong funky citrus scent with an earthy finish. Flipped lights to 12/12 for the photos at the end of the week. I just couldn’t wait any longer with how big the photos are. It also didn’t help that when I adjusted the light for the mimosa and moved it to the middle, the photos were getting much less and resulted in them stretching a lot with too much internode spacing. Not the end of the world but supercropping is definitely in their future.

I should’ve scrog’ed with my strongest two plants. Trying to pull some very heady buds so went all out on Advsnced Nutrients. Going to A/b test with budget synthetics next grow