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@GorkedOut
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Chopped on day 131 from seed in soil. Ended up with 6.63 oz of dry flower, some large and mostly smaller dense nugs. Smells great. I'll test it out after curing for awhile.
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What a monster she is,hasnt even started blooming,,huuuuuge bush. Lower leaves show stress signs of what do you think?
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Auto Maxi Gom is growing well this last week. She has moved more into a preflowering phase. Looks like she is getting ready to start stretching. She is looking really healthy. I am just a little on the heavy side for feeding. I am switching her to bloom nutrition on her next feeding. So I will have to guess the strength since this is the first time using Xpert in blooming. Vegging was about half the recommended dose as the chart listed for a coco grow. Everything is going really good. Thank you Xpert Nutrients, Seeds Mafia, and Medic Grow. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g
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Everything going nicely so far not much stretch after the first week and bud sites popping up everywhere. Day 66 - they were really bushy so decided to give them a lil hair cut, cutting away all the big fan leaves leaving all the bud sites. Day 68 - I fed them until run of today as going on holiday next week and have a pal sorting them out from Monday So far so good :) Will wait till end of the 3rd week and give them a little defoliation to improve air flow and light spread untill then there fed either everyday or every other day depending on when they need it.
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Eine pflanze hab ich im Wald zurück gelassen weil überall kleine stellen mit Schimmel wahren, die zweite war ok .
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Strain: Fast Buds – Mendo Frost Grow Type: Indoor Nutrient Line: Athena Harvest Update ✂️🌿 Honestly, I can confidently say Mendo Frost is one of, if not the best strain I've grown to date. These girls were an absolute pleasure from start to finish, and seeing the final product made the entire run worth it. The buds came out reallly nice, dense, chunky and absolutely terpyyy. Sometimes you get plants that look great until it's time to trim, then you're left doing a ton of work around loose or awkward bud structure. Not these. The flowers were well formed, easy to work through and looked even better once cleaned up. And the smoke? Sweetttttttt. Everything about this strain came together nicely for me the growth, the bud structure, the frost, the terps and finally the smoke. It's one of those strains where, once you've finished the grow, you immediately understand why you'd neeeeeed to run it again. I genuinely highly recommend Mendo Frost, 100%. This wasn't just a plant that photographed well; it delivered in every area. If you're considering adding it to your garden, I'd definitely say give it a shot. Mendo Frost has officially earned a spot among my personal favourites 🔥🌿 Drying Conditions 🌡️ Temperature: 18–20°C 💧 Humidity: 55–60% 🌬️ Airflow: Gentle indirect airflow never blowing directly onto the buds Dry Time: Approximately 10–14 days ISLANDT – 15% off Fast Buds strains 🌿🔥
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Day 57 : 600W LED, 18 hours on 6 hours off light schedule, the same with ventilation. Water intake 200 ml per plant per day, fertilization remains the same on Monday, Wednesday and Friday Biobizz Family and on Tuesday Thursday Saturday bat guano and Epsom salt. Humidity approx 50 %. Smell is strong and nice. Day 58: I removed all the LST stuff so no more elastic bands and hooks. Day 62: Plants are developing nicely especially BlackBerry Kush and LSD-25 they will be the fastest.
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We are in week five. I was a little embarrassed because my girls reacted to the stress by shrinking. Now the situation is perhaps consolidated and we are gaining weight. They will be such tiny beauties, I really hope. pH still unstable (5-6), EC of rainwater supplemented with a mix of organic fertilizers to a value of min. 1.2-1.6 The girls look healthy so I cuted some leafs but only so much, as the all tops have good position for light source.
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I got to add a video later but I have tied down the first four branches on the northern lights. The northern lights is turning out to be strong grower. I figured the frost banger would have stronger genetics than the NL; I’m also new and could be talking out of my ass. Thanks for checking me out.
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Will update in about 2 weeks for final dry weight but this was a learning grow for sure. Added new toys like the AC Infinity Hydrone 5 which created a lot of heat. Worked wonderfully for the humidity and part of the problem was the summer heat making my garage way warmer than usual with the added heat from the humidifier I definitely stressed these girls out at a crucial flowering time. That being said they finished strong and I am looking forward to smoking some nice buds. Hang drying whole plant for about 2 weeks before hand dry trim then into grove bags for curing. This is the way.
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Really easy to grow so far so good... Doing great... Can't wait to see how these turn out
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🏆 Eternity Grow Cup 2025: Plagron and Zamnesia 🏆 Strain: Runtz - Zamnesia Seeds Our girl is doing great! It's day 43 since sprouting, and 13 days since we switched the light to 12/12. She's grown significantly, with many branches stretching upwards. Given how many there were, I decided to trim her and removed about 10 thick and thin branches. I’m not sure how this will affect her, but I'm hoping to get fewer colas, though thicker and denser ones. We don’t waste anything from the pruning. The leaves that we cut off are frozen, then crushed in a blender. We mix the resulting mass with water, let it sit, and then water the plant with this solution. Additionally, we finely chop the leaves and mix them into the top layer of the soil, a practice called mulching. This way, we recycle everything and make full use of the plant material.
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Hello everybody. Day 58. The plants seem to be fine, but I think that more than two weeks are needed till the harvest. I have always watered with water with 6 pH but I noticed that few of the most grown plants’ leaves are yellow with brown spots, as shown in the photos. I don’t know why, but the two plants in the rear seem to be a bit less developed than the three in first raw. Moreover, the back ones’ leaves get a claw shape after I water them even if I use the same mixture of water andare nutrients for all of them. Last question: should I keep on fertilizing them all? Please, any opinion or suggestion is welcome.
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FIRST GROW, ANY ADVICE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED" PEACE
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Brown leaves, decent sized buds - that's the name of the game right now - Bertha is still looking the strongest. This first run with the new tent and auto pot system has gone better than I expected, and I'm glad to have worked out some of the kinks, still lots of room for improvement. Thanks for taking a look! 🙏
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D49 - Today is the first day in the seventh week of veg for #2 and the sixth for #1. It has been a week since I topped the first girl, so I went ahead and topped her for the third and final time. #2 is thriving, and I'm using LST to spread her out while keeping her flat. With the toppings now done, I can install the scrog net soon-ish. As for the thrips, I haven't noticed any additional damage, and hopefully, the mites are doing their thing. I realized, though, that I had one extra package of mites. Instead of waiting for slow release, I went full Rambo by cutting up the package and sprinkling the mites/sawdust all over the girls and soil. I also redirected the airflow to not blow directly on the plants. I'll leave the sawdust there until tomorrow and then brush it off. The slow-release bags are still on the plants, so there isn't much to lose with additional shock-and-awe tactics. DIE THRIPS!!! Finally, I started a compost tea heavy with neem meal, which should help create an inhospitable environment for the thrips. Worst case, I have neem oil, but I don't want to go down that route unless I have to. D53 - I did some additional LST to both girls and removed a few leaves and branches on the underside of #2. I also cut back the cover crop and gave each girl 2.5-liters of water @ pH 6.3. D55 - I gave both girls around 2.5-liters of compost tea @ pH 6.5. The first girl has bounced back strong after her final topping, and in a few days, it will be time to flip, but I need to do one last defoliation before that. Sorry about the porn-light pics. I was a bit late, and my lights had already gone into sunset mode.
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Week 3 flower started with a small crisis. I checked the tent at the end of week 2 and found a bit of powdery mildew on Orangecello. I had been lazy with the defoliation and slacked on Dr Zymes applications. I trimmed it up and checked the rest. I had to go back to work before I could check Blueberry Muffin, but when I came back to finish up, I was horrified to see it was the worst of all. I had to really go heavy with defoliation, removing any visible PM. That night I sprayed again with more Dr Zymes, and a small bit the following night to kill anything I couldn't see. I will have to spray weekly until finish and pray it doesn't come back. I had planned to wait a week to defoliate but nature had other plans. Now everyone is slightly lollipopped and trimmed up nicely. First week for the bloom boost/terpene enhancer. Added that and calmag to the watering this week, and planning to give another bit of micro next watering. Made another tea this week: 1cup Earthworm Castings 2 tbsp Uprising Bloom 9ml/gal micro 6ml/gal calmag 5ml/gal bloom booster 1 dash Great White The tent is really smelling amazing these days. The little buds are fattening up and starting to frost nicely. Can't wait to see them get huge!
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- I didn't weight wet buds. - The trichomes photos have been taken just before the harvest on buds all over the plants. - The hash balls were : a little less than 1cm diameter for the Mandarin Punch#1 and around 3mm diameter for the Mandarin Punch#2 - Drying was made at 20°C and around 50% of humidity. - Humidity in jar around 50% on the first day, temperature around 20°C. MANDARIN PUNCH #1 Veg time : 44 days. Flowering time : 70 days. Total time from seed to harvest : 114 days. Height : 142cm Pot size : 26l Harvest : 61g MANDARIN PUNCH #2 Veg time : 45 days. Flowering time : 67 days. Total time from seed to harvest : 112 days. Height : 123cm Pot size : 10l Harvest : 41g
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She grows a bit every week. Can't wait for take off. I had a hard time dialing in the environment, but now she is doin much better.
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Eccoci qua all ultima settimana di vegetativa di questa bestia! Penso che le piante crescano davvero meglio con questi casi antispiralizzazione, prima pensavo fossero dicerie, ma sto sperimentando che le ragazze crescono molto di più rispetto rispetto alle sorelle nei vasi normali, questa ad esempio è germinata 10 giorno Circa dopo le sorelle, e sta rapidamente raggiungendo le stesse dimensioni! Anche la sour Apple di anesia ho dovuto spostarla e portarla in fioritura una settimana prima di queste, xke stava diventando troppo grande, ora è a 80 cm di altezza rendetevi conto! Al prossimo giro tutte le mie ragazze avranno un nuovo vestito, ovvero il vaso antispiralizzazione che permette alle radici di avere un accesso maggiore all ossigeno, e ci sono maggiori cicli asciutto/bagnato significa che la pianta respira e cresce meglio, raddoppia la velocità di fotosintesi secondo me! Merito anche dei nutrienti di Terra Aquatica naturalmente sono orgoglioso di fare parte della loro famiglia e utilizzare i loro nutrienti famosi ed orgoglio in tutto il mondo! Un buon 420 a tutti alla prossima settimana 💪😸