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Just on auto pilot waiting for some height before topping again .which we did again today , feeding daily 500ml with nutrients, slight burning when feed 1320ppm at ph 6.0 but will continue raising ppm,. Used topps for clones

She's looking lovely this week!!!!!!! Flowering in full swing. Grew another 9cm too!!!!!!!!!!!

Starting to flower this week, Dropped my lights closer to canopy and started giving full strength nutes + big bud and bud candy from here out :)

Day 77 - 26.03 - everything is going good , I just feed her 10 min ago with some Mega Crop and Some Boost powder for a 1.8 final Ec (1.5 before I add the boost ). This Amnesia is particularly resistant to the heat and a dry soil , I feel like it can be a very good strain for a guerilla grow. As you can see she started to produce a lot of trichomes way before she start the bud fattening process. I'm really optimistic about the next weeks

05.01 Happy new year! The official time of bloom, regarding to the breeder, is done (8 Weeks). I checked the trichomes and still see some clear and mostly cloudy trichomes, amber isn't really shown yet so I think they will need one to two more weeks. I will reduce my nutrient scheme now, check next week for the scheme if you are interested. Beside that I reduced the Light to ~650PPFD for the last ripening process.

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So, I ended up harvesting this earlier than I wanted, and not under ideal circumstances. My plan was 1 more week of full nutes, then 2 weeks flushing, then harvest. Nature had other plans. Despite being quite meticulous with the insecticide I had to deal with a pretty nasty aphid infestation which messed up a few branches - but worse was the caterpillars I discovered over the weekend. I started the flush then & began to cut off all of the leaves that had the worst pests (as opposed to continuing the insecticide). I wanted to continue to flush for as long as I could until the bugs were getting out of control. I felt today was that day as I noticed caterpillar droppings in several locations. My last harvest was ravaged by caterpillars so I decided to just chop her down for damage limitation. She might not taste as good as she could have, but oh well.

Week 12 Radiance: Cherry Cola's Trichome Tapestry Unveiled Greetings, fellow cultivators! As we embark on Week 12 of Cherry Cola's enchanting journey, the garden is ablaze with anticipation. Our green queen continues to astonish, her resilience a beacon of inspiration. Let's delve into the depths of her radiance as we explore the mesmerizing world of trichomes. In the heart of Week 12, Cherry Cola stands tall, a testament to the wonders of nature. Her floral splendor endures, each blossom a testament to the dedication and care invested in her growth. With every passing day, her beauty deepens, her allure irresistible. Ah, the pièce de résistance of our botanical masterpiece – the trichomes. Like glistening jewels adorning Cherry Cola's buds, these resinous structures captivate the eye and tantalize the senses. The tapestry of trichomes, in varying shades of milky white and amber, signals the peak of cannabinoid production and potency. As we gaze upon Cherry Cola's trichome-laden buds, the numbers tell a story of abundance and potency. Each tiny glandular structure, teeming with cannabinoids and terpenes, contributes to the symphony of effects and flavors that await. With meticulous care and attention, we've nurtured Cherry Cola to her full potential, and the trichomes reflect our efforts in every sparkling facet. Beyond the numbers lies a beauty that transcends mere statistics. It's in the delicate dance of light upon the resinous surface, the intoxicating aroma that fills the air, and the promise of an unforgettable experience with every puff or sip. Cherry Cola's trichome tapestry is a testament to the artistry of cultivation and the harmony between human hands and Mother Nature. As Cherry Cola gracefully cruises through Week 12, she embodies the pinnacle of her potential. The journey has been one of learning, growth, and unwavering dedication. Now, as we marvel at her resplendence, we're reminded of the power of patience, perseverance, and the beauty that unfolds when we allow nature to take its course. In the tapestry of Cherry Cola's journey, Week 12 shines as a testament to her triumph. The trichomes glisten like stars in the night sky, each one a testament to the dedication and love poured into her cultivation. As we bid farewell to this stage of her growth, we do so with gratitude and anticipation for the bountiful harvest that awaits. Stay tuned for more updates as Cherry Cola's story continues to unfold. Nutrition: @aptusholland @aptus_world @aptus_ Love, Care, and Attention: @dogdoctorofficial As always, thank you all for joining me on this journey, for your love, and for it all. My horticultural odyssey would never be the same without you. Your love and support are cherished, and I feel both honored and blessed to have you in my life Friendly reminder all you see here is pure research and for educational purposes only Growers Love To you All 💚 💚 💚

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All caught up. Transplanted into 3 gallon pots. Lightly watered with some calmag and recharge Roots were good and just about ready for the upgrade. No pics but I’ll keep this in mind for my next grow and take some. I know I looked on here and watched YouTube videos to see how was done and it has been very helpful

This is the girl's final week. The wife will be happy the stink is coming to an end. Will be stripping off all the useless leaves at this point, getting them ready for a quick trim. The ppm in the planters is down under 200 ppm now Kannabia genetics made these easy to grow. I had no problems growing these 3 different strains out. They all flourished except for 2 of the smaller ladies. They were a little overfed as I treat all girls in the tent with equal amounts of everything. Those girls still did well, just not as well as their bigger sisters. The Kritical will be coming down first as most of the pistols have oranged over and the trichs are clouded over. The Super OG will be the next to come down. The buds on these girls are so hard I think you could knock someone out, if you through it at someone's head lol.... The Hellfire OG will be the last to come down as their still throwing pistols. Mostly still white and gaining more weight. I gave 3 of the seeds to my bud and he grew his out under cmh lighting. Plants stayed much more compact and he just finished his trimming. Under the HID the plants get much larger and buds twice the size. I gave him the same feed my girls got through his entire grow, mixed and ready for him, so it was mostly lighting that made the difference. My climate controls are also much better, but he is very happy with the amount he trimmed from each plant. Grade A looking weed for sure.... Thanks for the looks and like my frinds. 🙏

The plants are looking really healthy, I've been defoliating here and there to get the light to penetrate to the lower leaves and branches. They have started to bush out from topping them last week. I started using Mammoth P Microbes halfway through last week. They seem to have grown a little quicker since adding them. The plants are still being fed 4 times a day at 1 minute each feeding. No signs yet of which is female and male, I am planning on pulling all the males once they show signs.

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Sorry guys 🤦‍♂️🏾 I do have a daytime job/career and due to a busy few weeks, updating this didn’t make my list of priorities. However, maintaining my babies did and I am happy to say that although you had to wait it was not for nothing as this lady is looking lovely and actually going in to Week 11. I will start back updating and posting. I do have pictures from prior weeks and they will be posted to my IG. Thanks for following and keep growing !

Alright! So she's officially been back on track for quite a while now. She seems to have actually started bud development! So we can officially consider this week 1 of flower. Haven't defoliated her quite yet, but I will later today. So far I've just been training her by bending and supercropping here and there. I've been feeding her nutes twice a week by this point, with a water in between. Not quite at the 1/4gal. per day point. I sense that'll be somewhere between weeks 2, and 3 of flower. She's up to 9-fingered leaves which means, everything's going smooooth as can be. Cheers, and bless you and your garden! 🙌