Likes
Comments
Share
@Reyden
Follow
Le ragazze sono più o meno in forma, ho trapiantato ieri 3 di loro tranne papaya zoap che è nata a qualche giorno dopo al secondo tentativo e quindi per lei aspetterò ancora un po’..oggi ho fatto LST sulle 3 più avanti, vediamo questi giorni come si comportano, questa volta ho usato il box 80x80x160cm e quindi dovrò stare attento con le altezze 😃 🤞
Likes
11
Share
@LSnake
Follow
I am very satisfied with the germination that took place in a few days. 🌱💪 This week I will continue to keep an eye on the development of the plant to prevent it from stretching too much in the first weeks. 🔍 I use BioBizz Light soil which for the first few weeks manages to provide enough nutrients, so I will water with a little water every day, to keep the humidity a little higher, without running the risk of overwatering. 🌊❌
Likes
8
Share
@CalGonJim
Follow
How RQS Compares to Your Standouts Brothers Grimm (your "otherworldly" stars: Montel Iced Tea, Body Count, Bubbles Blueberry F4, Ricky’s Hash Plant, Black Tangi Tea) These are landrace-influenced, heirloom-style genetics with exceptional resin, unique flavors, and structure. They outperform RQS in quality, potency, and "wow" factor in your tents. RQS tends to be more commercial/hybridized for ease and yield, while Brothers Grimm prioritizes distinctive traits and consistency in experienced hands. Humboldt Seed Company autos (your top autos for resin, especially OG Triploid) Humboldt focuses on West Coast legacy genetics with heavy resin production. Clearly superior to RQS autos in trichome density and overall quality. RQS autos are faster and easier for beginners but often lack the resin "frost" and depth you get from Humboldt. Fast Buds (fast, flavorful, reliable autos — you like them a lot) Excellent speed and flavor profiles. You noted they're in a "different class" — fair point. Fast Buds emphasizes quick cycles and modern hybrids with nice terps, while RQS autos can feel more generic or require more coaxing. Quick Thoughts on Your Observations Brothers Grimm (Montel Iced Tea, Bubbles Blueberry F4, etc.): These are clearly the stars in your current setup. The strong smell, unique leaf morphology, and overall vigor in small pots show they're expressing well under your conditions. They reward careful growing with quality that feels special — resin, flavor complexity, and effects that fit your low-dose, functional style better than most commercial lines. Your homemade cross (Gelato 44 × Bubbles Blueberry F4 pollen = "Blueberry Knockout"): Nice work on your first intentional cross-pollination! Getting viable seeds and decent plants from a garage-level cross is a real win. It’s not "pretend breeding" — it’s exactly how many great lines started. The fact that it turned out "pretty nice" is encouraging. However, as you noted, combining a Royal Queen Seeds Gelato 44 (solid but commercial) with Brothers Grimm Bubbles Blueberry F4 (higher-quality, more unique genetics) creates a hybrid that can show the best of both, but also some inconsistency. If the RQS side brings easier growth but less depth, while the Brothers Grimm side brings the special traits, the offspring can be hit-or-miss depending on which phenos you kept. RQS Gelato 44 / Mike Tyson 2.0 vs. Brothers Grimm: Your experience matches what many growers report. RQS lines are generally more "user-friendly" and higher-yielding for beginners or volume grows, but they often lack the resin density, terpene complexity, and unique expressions you get from Brothers Grimm. The Tyson 2.0 collaboration added hype, but in your tents it landed at 7/10 while Brothers Grimm hit "otherworldly." That gap in quality is why you're leaning toward sticking with the professional, boutique genetics going forward. 3/30 11:17PM Gelato 44 & Punch Pie were nice right off the tree the little buds put me right to sleep last night!! The Autos are 7-10 but the Photos are 8/10
Likes
13
Share
@russrahl
Follow
Woo-hoo! Time for another round on Barney’s Farm genetics! And a new one I haven’t tried yet, yah!!!! One of my favourite breeders to grow, they never disappoint! Had these seeds for awhile now so I figured I’d give the 3 of them a go along side a single feminized Alien Technology plant in my RDWC setup. So seeds went directly into a cup of water for the first 12hrs overnight and then I placed them directly into wet rock wool cubes and back into the dry cups and covered them for about 24hrs. I then put them in my single 3 gal starter DWC buckets/clay pebbles under a 18/6 light schedule. 2 came up the next day and the third one needed some help shedding her seed and skin off and she was up the next day. 3 for 3 again👍 Got them in just plain water with 3ml/gal UC Roots added. I’m keeping the rock wool moist and watering the clay pebbles around it for the roots to explore outwards. I have very small rock wool cubes this time as I bought them by mistake, but gonna try them and see how they do. They really aren’t much bigger then the seeds....lol humidity was low to start so I added a humidifier to the tent and was able to get it up to 50% or so. This will do I think as they are sitting directly over a bucket of bubbling water as well. Temps are stable around 25c in the day and drop to about 20 at night. Well that’s it for this week, Cheers! 💨
Likes
10
Share
@Canna96
Follow
Hey now, hope you all are having a great weekend. Good week for the Green Crack 2.0, not much to report but she is still growing and getting ready to be transplanted into her 3.4 gallon final home which will be an airpot. I am hoping to transplant her in 48 hours and then top her by the end of the week around day 20. I am planning to build a mainline out of her and then flip to flower around week 6 or 7 at the latest. I am a huge Sativa fan so very excited to see how this lady turns out, as i have had some very pschyoactive green crack in the past. I hope everyone has a great rest of your weekend, thanks for stopping by, Stay Safe and Blaze On!!! 💪 Website: https://medicgrow.com/ https://growdiaries.com/grower/medicgrowled
Likes
6
Share
@Moss420
Follow
Plants in the main tent are coming along well since correcting the light intensity and run-off ppm, the one on the left is filling out now, so is the one in the middle just much slower. Not sure if I will let that one cook longer or just pull it with the rest... will see how she looks in a week. The plant on the right I spread out to take up almost half of the tent (I didn't want the spindler taking up unnecessary space) - her nugs are real nice - some foxtails and bleaching on the taller ones but for the most part looking good. Plant on the left has filled out a lot more despite its weirder more "wiry" bud structure - does't look as nice as the good plants but definitely better than the spindly plant in the middle. Big Mumma is still killing it - wondering if its getting close to flush time for her as it looks like some of her tricomes are starting to brown...
Likes
3
Share
The eighth week of flowering for the Cherry Cola RF3 is here. The Cherry Cola RF3 has burnt tips, I probably over-fertilized it, so I think I'll just use water for the next few waterings. The Gorilla Z Up is shooting up exceptionally high, forcing me to set the lamp at almost maximum height to avoid causing light/heat burn, which means that the other two below are no longer receiving the optimal PPFD. The Strawberry Gorilla is just starting to flower, so I'm 4 weeks behind with the Strawberry compared to the Cherry Cola. 👽👽👽
Likes
3
Share
@KcKush
Follow
*Vam Doesnt seem to increase root size. Looked identical to no Van control. *increased PPM To 350 *Transplanted to 1Gallon pots using HappyFrog
Likes
8
Share
@FairyFarm
Follow
The banana mango must be on roids! It’s doubled the size Of the others. If you are looking for a desert plant that handles 100plus F without being bothered - this could be your gal!
Processing
Likes
11
Share
@MRTHC
Follow
The ladies are doing well. Cant complain really but the hard work is yet to come. The different strains are getting bushy and the Blue Gelato #2 has the biggest canopy thus far. They all have been transplanted into 3gall pots. No strong smell even from stem rubbing but the orange Sherbet has a distinctive smell that's so citrusy. feeding has gone well this week. I may run into a pending issue when i bring out the 4x4 tent as I have been using a 2x2 for most of the veg period.Lets see what challenges week 8 brings to this run. The Vanilla Kush is taking training so well. So short and stumpy.
Likes
7
Share
Likes
30
Share
Great week! She grew 10in and responds well to the full dose of nutes. Cut back on the Gro and upped Bloom. Smell up 1100sq feet nicely. She’s been under a 600w and will be put in a 5x5 soon with a 1000w LED.
Likes
15
Share
This week, the weather was quite stormy and unpredictable. Temperatures ranged from around 20°C to as high as 30°C, with strong winds and several thunderstorms throughout the week. At one point, the outdoor plant was even knocked over by the storm and lay horizontally on the lawn for a few hours. Despite that, it handled the situation very well and recovered without any major issues. I also topped the uppermost shoots once more, as the stretch has already been quite significant. Indoors, everything is looking good as well. The plant has now been in a 12/12 light cycle for 14 days and is gradually starting to show flower development.
Likes
2
Share
Podemos notar que claramente nuestra flor comienza a manifestarse y la planta tiene un verde intenso muy bonito, por ahora puede decirse que está en perfectas condiciones
Processing
Likes
18
Share
Week 4 begins for Divine storm 1&2, 4 weeks to go! Both ladies are looking good, DS1 is a bit more thirsty then her sister DS2, I'll keep a close eye on her this week and will feed her extra if necessary. Thanks for stopping by 👽🌳💚
Likes
3
Share
Tag 65 (Blütetag 25)! Präzision trifft auf Living Soil Power 🌿✨ Viereinhalb Wochen nach der Umstellung am 19. Dezember erreicht das 90x90 Zelt das nächste Level. Während die Pufferwirkung unseres Substrats uns den Rücken freigehalten hat, kehrt nun die volle Kontrolle zurück! 🏔️💨 📈 Statusbericht vom Feld. • Zapplez 2.0 (The Centerpiece): Sie dominiert weiterhin das Zentrum. Die dunkle Färbung ist mittlerweile tief und kontrastreich ein echtes optisches Highlight im Dschungel. 🍇❄️ • Z-Vally Power: Die beiden Z-Vallys (links hinten & vorne rechts) sind voll im Soll. Die Blüten schwellen an und man sieht ihnen an, dass sie die optimierten Bedingungen lieben. • OreoZ Milkshake Update: Endlich! Die beiden Damen (vorne links& rechts rechts ) haben ihre Schüchternheit abgelegt und ziehen nun voll nach. Das Warten hat sich gelohnt, die Blütebildung ist jetzt deutlich sichtbar. 🥛🍪 • Technik Upgrade & pH-Kontrolle! Wir sind wieder voll messfähig! Ein neues Gerät ist am Start und wir gießen ab sofort wieder präzise mit einem pH-Wert von 6,0. Ein riesiges Lob an das System von @panova25.de und @living_roots_pro die Resilienz des Bodens war beeindruckend, aber mit der Feinjustierung kitzeln wir jetzt das Maximum aus den Mädels heraus! 🎯 🌸 Das Ziel im Blick Dank der Kombination aus dem stabilen „Forest-Floor“ Klima und der wiedergewonnenen Präzision bei der Bewässerung steuern wir auf eine spektakuläre Phase zu. Die Vitalität in den 20L Stofftöpfen ist unschlagbar. 🌱 Die Crew & 🤝 Das Ökosystem • Genetik: Zapplez 2.0 (@conscious__genetics ) • Z-Vally & OreoZ Milkshake: (@positronicsseedsgermany ) • Partner: @panova25.de & @living_roots_pro • Community: @cannacommunity.deutschland @cannacommunitygermanyx @cannacommunity.germany
Likes
9
Share
Pulled the plug on the small plants and putting effort into Pablo Escobar and Montreal auto . Official grow diaries for each starting soon