week intel: its time to harvest some of plants the ones that is mature enough. indica dominant plants will done first always so we should harvest them first because my base nutrients and one of boosters was salt based, i'll do flushing this week to get some relieve to plants in the last days stresses : flushing Drought stress via watering only one time with flushing this week feeding: day 1 : i flushed them with Advanced Nutrients Flawless finish and adjusted ph day 3 : no more feeding from now on day 5 : no more feeding from now on guide of the week : i harvest in 2 parts : first i harvest top of the branches and will let the lower buds to ripe another week then ill harvest the second wave. indica dominant plants will get done 1 or 2 weeks sooner than sativa dominant plants that will often takes more than 8 weeks so be aware to harvest them sooner. my dry and cure style is this: 3 days of hanging upside down to get water activity lower to around 0.6 in 50% humidity and 26 C temp (i know its a little high but we are in a hot summer right now and i cant get it lower even with air conditioner) and then after 3 days of drying i remove leaves and stalks, trim buds and move them to jar for the rest of their life :D . and in the first 4 days of curing i open the jar door and let hem get some fresh air in the jar for about 5 minutes and close the jar door again, after 4 days of curing like that buds are smokable but they will get better as they getting cured about 1 month. im happy as hell with this harvest :D.

Hola cultivetas! agregue humus al sustrato que estoy usando y sobrefertilice. Las hojas se empezaron a poner verde oscuro y algunas puntas se doblan hacia dentro. Solo me queda esperar a que se limpie. Vienen muy bien. Creciendo bastante. Buenos humos!

D60. I'm back again after being out of town for six days. I doubt the Purplematic girl missed me, but she looks great! The flowers are a deep, DEEP purple, and her senescence has progressed, resulting in pretty purple/yellow leaves. I had a first look at her trichomes, and she is getting ready. Most trichomes are cloudy, and I even see an amber one here and there. Won't be long now :) ------------------------------ D63. We're at the end of the fifth week of flower, and this grow is almost at the end. She is fading beautifully, and the trichomes are ripening. I would love to let her go another week to watch her senescence, but I need to move the light from this tent to the photo tent since I'm running out of space there, and this Kingbrite light has a much lower profile. ------------------------------

The one on the right is still stalling putting bud on. Coming from dry amendments to coco has been fun but back to soil on my next run

Will post more pictures and thoughts after, it’s done drying and curing

The beginning of flowering is going well. They were left alone for three days with temperatures that were too low (17–21°C); I fixed that today. The leaves are a bit heavy and droopy, nothing serious in my opinion! 🌱🌱🌱🌱

* Day 92 * Beautiful plant, still taking her time *Tiger Bloom/ Recharge/ Compost

Hasn't been much side branching,smelling pretty good coming through.Hoping they get a bit more stretch to them.

Second auto grow in this tent. First try at this strain. The Mars hydro light puts out a true 115W. One plant (plant 2) has a leaf mutation. Soil is Nature's Care by Miracle Gro. I bought a few bags of it and the first two bags had gnats in the soil. The sticky paper took care of them on the last grow but I will keep an eye out for them in this grow.

Flowering full throttle. Tested a 1:4 alcohol/water foliar on two smaller plants. killed bugs instantly, hoping it knocks out some budrot . no significant leaf damage from the spray yet 24hrs on so i may have found a nice spray during early flowering. Will run a string of lights and begin second grow that will extend into December

Week 5: Flower - Different Strokes for Different Folks 🌸 Currently vibing to: Larry June - Smooth Kind 🎵 We're deep into flower now, and the girls are teaching me one of growing's most important lessons—even sisters from the same genetic line have their own unique needs. Individualized care is the name of the game. Apple Fritter & Lemon Cherry (Right) - Still Hungry! Despite last week's top dress, these two are showing signs they want MORE. Sometimes plants just have bigger appetites, and that's okay—we adjust and keep moving. Last Week's Feeding: Top Dress: Equal parts (1 tbsp each) Gaia Green All Purpose 4-4-4 Roots Organic Terp Tea Bloom (direct feed) Supplement: Growganica Incredible Kelp (for bulking support) The Reality: They're still looking a bit hungry—lighter green than ideal, possibly showing early signs of nitrogen or micronutrient deficiency as they push through flower. This Week's Plan: Direct liquid feed with Roots Organic Terp Tea Bloom for faster nutrient availability Another top dress to build the soil reserve back up The combination should give them both immediate and sustained nutrition Sometimes you've got to hit them from both angles—quick-acting liquid feeds AND slow-release top dressing. Lemon Cherry (Left) - The Thriving One Meanwhile, her sister is absolutely GLOWING. Lush, deep green leaves, vigorous bud development, and zero signs of deficiency. She's the poster child for what these plants should look like right now. Her Schedule: Same feeding as the others last week The Difference: Could be phenotype variation, root mass differences, or just plain old plant personality. This is why we observe each plant individually rather than treating the whole garden as one unit. Feeding Plan: Keep her on the same schedule—if it ain't broke, don't fix it. She'll get the kelp supplement but may not need the aggressive feeding the others require. The Growganica Incredible Kelp Addition Added to all three plants to support: Bulking and bud density Micronutrient uptake Natural plant hormones for flower development Stress resistance Kelp is that secret weapon in organic growing—packed with trace minerals and growth hormones that plants love during flower. Key Observations & Real Talk The big lesson this week: Two plants from the same seed batch, getting the same treatment, responding completely differently. This is NORMAL and actually really important to recognize. Some plants are heavy feeders. Some are light feeders. Some have more aggressive root systems. Some are more efficient at nutrient uptake. You can't cookie-cutter this—you have to read each plant and respond accordingly. The hungry girls aren't struggling—they're just asking for more. And that's fine! Better to feed them what they need than stubbornly stick to a schedule that's not working. The Organic Feeding Strategy Moving Forward For the hungry duo: Immediate: Liquid Terp Tea Bloom feed (faster absorption) Follow-up: Top dress to rebuild soil reserves Monitor: Watch for color improvement and vigorous growth response For the thriving girl: Maintain: Current feeding schedule Observe: Keep watching to ensure she stays happy Adjust: Only if she starts showing needs Next Week's Plan Execute the dual feeding approach (liquid + top dress) on Apple Fritter and Lemon Cherry Right Continue kelp supplementation across all three Monitor bud development and adjust support/training as needed Document the differences in plant response—this is valuable data for future grows Keep the Larry June flowing and the vibes smooth ✌️

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Finally supercropped the right branch too, the left one fully recovered, surprisingly! Stripped her down a bit and bend/supercropped the branch to form the second 'X'. Really happy how it's going so far, wasn't expecting to do so well on my first ever bonsai. Hoping to finish the 3 x's soon so I can see what I can do with the Canopy.

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April 12th, - steady progress in drying the substrate - working towards a mini-flush tonight, in order the bring the pH of the Soil down. Its pH has been steady just above 7, rinsing with 6 - true leaf looks like shit on most of the plants. Probably partly due to foliar misting i’ve done and the dark liquid. Yellow-mottled. Anxious to get the soil pH-thing balanced and to get some nutes involved - sneak peak on a couple of pots and the roots are out the bottoms. Not real busy, but they are there! (when the pots are wet I will take a few pics) 13th - becoming more of an official Flush ie: Ea plant taking 4-5L to drop the run-off pH - newbie seeds will also be flushed tomorrow. Same substrate… - big fan keeping RH in motion. Lights out for a few hours after a long nite. 14th - Finished flushing 11 plants, tent is done and the ladies flushed yesterday are looking Perky already. Back to normal 18/6 and some nute planning for 4 days from now lol - a few are building their 5th nodes already Apr 15 - foliar mist at lites-out *** This is the first time I have ever used DynoMyco, and the results are insanely fantastic. - 2 weeks in a 1 gallon pot that was treated with D’Myco and there's a Root System far larger than the plants in the Pots. Every one of them! Even with a tough hi-pH scenario that has temporarily stalled the veg growth, this Root system had flourished ! Looks like a Transplant will be in order later this week (asap) * this is not a paid promo people, its just that DynoMyco has worked Really Really well !!! Extensive roots, incredibly quickly*** even with a pH deviation involved. Apr 16th, - new Foliar spray is ready, applying shortly - prepping the soil, 80+ Litres for the 1gal pot to 3Gal pot transition. - Amending Pro-Mix HP with Gaia Green All Purpose Fert 4-4-4, Azomite, BioChar, Worm Castings, Perlite & 8oz of old, dry-Dope from 2019

Encarando ya la recta final. Calculo que en una semana y unos pocos días más cómo mucho cortaré. Al principio de semana di su última comida con Ec baja y a mitad de esta hice el lavado de raíces, drenando un agua con Ec ya aceptable, con lo que presagio que va a tener buen nivel de sabor. Les estoy haciendo pasar ya bastante frío, buscando un extra de resina; con lo que se está llenando de colores. Estaba un tanto preocupado con los cogollos porque no los notaba demasiado apretados, pero en esta semana lo han hecho y mucho. Espero esta semana terminen de apretar como rocas. Comienza la cuenta atrás, tic tac, tic tac…

I changed the light cycle to 12 hours. The ladies look very happy at the moment. Gelato #2 is about 5 cm smaller than her sister. I hope she still catches up a bit.

Done a tiny bit of defoliation. Have not spotted any signs of hermy yet, will see how we go next week. Good week again. Plants living the light, getting around 900-1200 ppfd according to Photone app.

12/8/2019 - WOW the girls are stinking up the house! I love it but, the wife does not. Flushed each plant with 6 cups of water with Flawless Finish. One more flush on Wednesday or Thursday and harvest next weekend. 12/9/2019 - The trichome's are soo long. Way better than my last grow. Backflip, 👊 Pound! 12/10/2019 - I took a microscope of my lamest girl to check out the trichomes and this might be the problem, the bug feeding on it. Watch the video and let me know what bug it is!. After research it is a Thirp larva. 12/11/2019 - did some defoliation tonight. I should have done more throughout the grow a little more. 12/12/2019 - The last flush has been done. Sunday with be the chop chop!