I had to transfer to the bigger pots the week. There was a lot of stretch in the cups and they were falling over. so will see how it goes this week. Coco with the Azomite and a little clone x myco powder at the root base, Just a baby feeding 1 mil/gal of the three part Emerald Harvest and Cal Mag in a 5 gallon bottle. PH at 6.1, then another 5 gallons of plain PH 6.2 water no food to get run off from the pots. The runoff was PH 5.8 so in happy with that. I got the time-lapse running so I will post it at the end of each week moving in to the next one. waiting on a green filter for the camera to help adjust the color so everything will not look blurpule. Cheers.

Had some problems this week with my water table ph dropped from 5.8 to 5.1 and the plants showed it. I got the ph balanced back to 5.8 and given some advanced nuts cal mag. Not sure if it’s something to do with the canna. I m new too it so don’t know but after sorting the ph and giving some calmag extra the plants seem happier and are growing fine and leaf damage has frozen were it was.

Buds are coming along nicely, they started off with a not so appealing smell but eventually started to smell very sweet. Increased dosage for increased blooming and ripening. Missed update for day 49 but vids from previous day makes up for it. Side note, I created a homemade Co2 bag with ingredients that is easily available and affordable. I don't think I let is have an effect on my buds but it sure did smell awful. After the 5th day, I got rid of it.

This Crystal Rain has really taken off this last week. I transplanted her into a 5gal smart pot

Jardineros una semana más dándole al lío! Ya queda poco para cortar Todas las plantas tienen su limpieza de raíz y están listas para que las pongamos a secar

She has slowed right down and isn't packing on much weight. And possibly started to hermie :( got most of them out and no other plants in the room so no worries about pollination. Got to say I'm a little disappointed but I'll be flushing tomorrow and maybe one more flush next week so hopefully all isn't lost

Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto - Best Autoflower Breeder 2025

Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto by Fast Buds - Best Autoflowering Strain 2025 Thank You So Much!

Last lap ! This is the biggest plant a grew, def

Terps are wild on this one ! sweet orange candy with spicy, peppery kicks, pine sap, earthy funk, and a gassy twist at the end. Hits you right in the nose and throat like a super concentrated essential oil🤤🤤

March, 9th. The Green Monster Autoflower is performing very good. The Plant in the little white Sheep has Flowers along the whole Plant The Plants are into less than 10g of Soil, they are diving evry Day into Feedingsolution I think 2-3 Weeks to go here......

(Encontrarás la traducción a "Español" en la última parte de la descripción) 31/August/2018: (Video 1) 02/September/2018: Foliar application of Helps and preventives from B.A.C. (0.33 l water + 0.33 ml Foliar Spray + 0.33 ml Plant Vitality Plus @ 8 P.H.), at this time the GSCookies is full of white flies. I will apply harder foliars later on. Flowering phase has begun!, is at least curious that yesterday i started to use "Bud Ignitor". Wooohoooooo!!!👌 04/September/2018: Foliar application of Neem oil and Potassium Soap MIX to combat Trips and white flies. I sprayed 1 l of water with 3 ml N.Oil + 3 ml P.Soap @ 9 P.H. in 5 days i will use a harder product with this same mix. 05/September/2018: (Photo 1, 2, 3 & 4) ** WEEK 4 EXACT WATERING CALENDAR ** 31/08/18 - Drought 01/09/18 - 0.5 l of water + 2 ml of Bud Ignitor @ 6.4PH 02/09/18 - Drought 03/09/18 - 2 l of water + All week nutrients (- Bud Ignitor) @ 6.4PH & 0.95 E.C. 04/09/18 - Drought 05/09/18 - 1 l of water + Bud Ignitor @ 6.4PH 06/09/18 - Drought ----------- ESPAÑOL ------------ 31/Agosto/2018: (Vídeo 1) 02/Septiembre/2018: Aplicación de ayudas y preventivos de B.A.C (0,33 l de agua + 0,33 ml de Foliar Spray + 0,33 ml de Plant Vitality Plus @ 8 P.H.), en este momento la Cookies está plagada de mosca blanca. Aplicaré foliares mas potentes en adelante. Comienza la floración!, es notable que ayer comencé a usar "Bud Ignitor". Wooohoooooo!!!👌 04/Septiembre/2018: Aplicación foliar de Aceite de Neem y Jabón Potásico para combatir Trips y mosca blanca. He echado 1 litro de agua con 3 ml de Aceite de Neem y 3 ml de Jabón Potásico @ 9 P.H., en 5 días usaré un producto más fuerte junto a esta misma mezcla. 05/Septiembre/2018: (Foto 1, 2, 3 & 4) ** SEMANA 4 CALENDARIO DE RIEGO EXACTO ** 31/08/18 - Sequía 01/09/18 - 0,5 l de agua + 2 ml de Bud Ignitor @ 6,4PH 02/09/18 - Sequía 03/09/18 - 2 l de agua + Nutrientes de la semana (- Bud Ignitor) @ 6,4PH & 0,95 E.C. 04/09/18 - Sequía 05/09/18 - 1 l de agua + Bud Ignitor @ 6,4PH 06/09/18 - Sequía

No nutrition for this week as i will harvest them at the end of week 8 of flowers as i am seeing 5% ember on Girl Scout Cookies and 30 or 40% on Green Gelato..

Loking forward to the bloom part now plant is showing some promise

We are in Flush !! Was giving them GH Flora series + rapid start + cal mag

Should I defoliate more . Just did a major strip But it doesn’t seem to be getting enough light down into the canopy

Really love a set of scales to keep track of weight too. pH and EC are both critical for thriving plant health, but temperature also plays a pivotal role in achieving optimal growth. It also happens to be the fundamental parameter that's most commonly overlooked. When you think about temperature in the context of a growing environment, you could be referring to the temperature of the air around the plants or you could also be referring to the temperature of nutrient solution or irrigation water, which will affect the root zone temperature. While air temperature is important, for the purposes of this piece, I'll be focusing on root zone temperature and its effect on nutrient uptake and overall plant health. That's because a plant's root system is the location of two essential chemical processes: water and nutrient absorption. In each of these processes, having the correct root zone temperature is paramount for these to occur efficiently. In a nutshell, root zone temperature will affect the rate at which your plants are able to absorb nutrients. If you let your root zone temperature remain unmonitored and uncontrolled, this could lead to disastrous effects on your overall crop yield. Nutrient absorption is largely driven by chemical processes, which take place in your plants' roots; the efficacy of these processes is determined by the temperatures to which those roots are exposed. Once your root zone temperature moves out of its optimal range, the plant will not be able to deliver optimal levels of nutrients and water. Ideally, you should aim to have your nutrient solution or irrigation water temperature at around 18 – 22 °C (65 - 72 °F) to ensure optimal nutrient and water uptake. In addition to having an effect on nutrient absorption, your root zone temperature also affects oxygen availability and solubility. If your water is too warm, you could risk starving your roots of oxygen as warm water cannot hold as much dissolved oxygen as colder water. On the other hand, if your water is too cold, this could shock your plant roots, decrease plant metabolic rates, and stunt plant growth. Peace out.