Started a little training, cut down the older fan leaves and topped up. I’m adding a tiny bit of root stimulator cause changed the pot size last week so it will to promote a faster growth. Gotta keep this lady low cause the box is quite small. So excited 😆

Good evening to all growers !! It starts to make a certain smell that is now clearly perceived even outside the growroom... So from next week we will attach the filter you have activated carbon ;D

Hallo zusammen 🤙. Sie wächst sehr schön und macht keine Umstände.

She is growing nicely and she has been really easy to grow. The only problem I have been having is humidity issues off and on bc of the weather but I added an extra inline fan. The buds are coming in and im just making sure they fill the scrog out.

The plants got a big defoliation of a lot of the lower growth in lolipop style fashion, either flipping to flower next week or waiting two weeks. I’ve had to start using neem oil because it seems some little critters are eating my plant leaves. It’s very minimal and small just better to be safe than sorry, currently at day 40 of the Grow. Just moved the light up a few more inches compared to the plants canopy. Seems as if they’re getting a little light stress since I turned the light all the way up to the full 1,000 blast. Same feeding schedule. Let me know if y’all have any tips! Always appreciated

Well over all I enjoyed growing their strain the buds were the most dank I've ever harvested .. I thought that my other plant was why the tent stunk but I was wrong This lady has that skunk smell you can taste down the block which I like a lot .. she tasted great and handled all the stresses of life that were thrown at her .. I would like to grow this girl again both indoors and outdoors to really make her shine I havnt done her genetics justice yet till next time ...

Growth slowed a little due to lights off temps dropping during the snow we had early December. Not worried about it. For the love of ganja

Started training the plant. Trying to spread out the branches so they all are level and evenly getting light. Going to need to do some defoliation in the next week. Really happy with how this is turning out. Growing well and looking very healthy. Green in the leaves has darkened well too after giving the tea to fix the N deficiency.

Esta semana, poca cosa a añadir, tan solo que continuamos como la semana pasada. Riegos alternos entre abono y agua, según tabla de fertilización de JUJU Royal by BioBizz. Hemos aumentado la potencia de extracción para evitar olores.

07/23/2026 Flowering week 6. ICR bud swelling begins. Smell is really awsome already. Looks like way much more dense Buds then the fluffy stuff last grow. SF looks like she needs a bit longer then ICR. Added some Hammerhead from Advanced Nutrients (0-4-12 NPK) for more potassium. Now excited for the final weeks.

🍀14/12 - Empieza su sexta semana en Etapa de Floración. 🍀Por el momento viene muy bien sin tener ningún problema. 🍀De apoco las hojas van tomando color, pude solucionar lo del exceso de fertilizantes, le estoy agregando muy poco. 🍀En estos días subiré más imágenes. 🍀Podes seguirme en instagram como @bruweed_arg 😶‍🌫️🍀

Week 22: Flower Week 5 – Canopy Development, Irrigation & Trichome Details 🌸❄️💧 A detailed look into flower structure, nutrient management, and overall setup dynamics during the peak flowering phase: Environmental & Climate Management (Summer Heat & RH) 🌡️💧 Summer Heat Compensation: Due to high ambient temperatures exceeding 30 °C, an air conditioner is running alongside the dehumidifier during the day to keep lung-room temperatures stable. Relative Humidity Peaks (Lights-Out): Data logs show RH spikes reaching 70–71% inside the closed tent during the lights-out phase. Preventive Countermeasures: The dehumidifier is positioned to blow dry air directly toward the tent's passive intake port. Two internal circulation fans are running on high alongside the main exhaust system to maintain strong air velocity and prevent localized moisture pockets around dense bud clusters. Nutrient Schedule & Irrigation Log 💧 Feeding Regimen: Hesi Schedule starting from Flower Week 4 (including Hesi Bloom Complex, Phosphorus Plus, SuperVit / Boost). Supplements: BioBizz CalMag added 2–3 times per week (calculated on a 10-liter batch mix basis). Irrigation Volume: The automated irrigation system consumed roughly 100 liters of water this week. The primary 50-liter reservoir was refilled twice throughout the week. Bud Structure & Trichome Coverage 🔍❄️ Heavy Resin Production: High-resolution close-ups reveal dense calyxes completely encrusted in trichomes. Notable Feature: High-density trichome coverage extends past the sugar leaves and covers the upper fan leaves. Glandular heads are transitioning from clear to milky white. Pistil Maturation: Pistils are steadily shifting to a deep amber-orange hue while new white pistils continue to push out. Anthocyanin Expression: Under high PPFD levels, subtle purple and dark pigmentation is beginning to show along the calyx edges and sugar leaves. Foliage Condition: Upper fan leaves directly within the central light cone show mild Cal-Mag/light fading—a standard response to high metabolic rates under peak LED intensity. Setup & Tent Architecture ⛺💡 Lighting: Quad LED array aligned to provide uniform edge-to-edge canopy coverage without shaded zones. Environment Sensor: Wireless environmental sensor mounted right at canopy level for real-time temperature and RH tracking at the top colas. Airflow & Lower Canopy: Dual clip-on fans maintain upper and mid-canopy airflow, while a clear lower stem area ensures unobstructed intake circulation beneath the ScrOG frame. Extra Section: Maintenance, Tech & Support Log ✂️🛠️📡 Routine plant maintenance and control system troubleshooting were key priorities alongside tracking bloom progress. Canopy Pruning & Defoliation ✂️🌿 Lower Canopy Clean-Up: Performed a selective lower trim, removing a few weak bottom shoots and shaded foliage. Energy Focus & Circulation: Clearing lower growth redirects plant energy toward the primary colas while maximizing passive floor-level airflow. Spider Farmer AC10 Controller – Connectivity Issue 🔌⚠️ * Device: Spider Farmer GGS AC-10 Smart Controller / Power Strip. Issue: Experiencing recurring Wi-Fi signal drops and app sync failures. Status: Standard network troubleshooting (forcing a 2.4 GHz band, module resets, etc.) has been completed without resolving the issue. Support Ticket: Reached out directly to Spider Farmer Support yesterday evening regarding the ongoing network instability. Week 23 Outlook: Will follow up next week with an update on customer support responsiveness and resolution efficiency. Extra Section: Mother Plants & Nursery Rack Overview 🌿🌴🍋 The propagation and vegetation area is running at full speed alongside the main bloom tent, housing strong mother stock and a variety of companion plants. Mother Plant Care & Architecture ?✂️ Stem Structure & Health: Healthy, well-trained mother plants displaying thick, woody main trunks (lignification) and strong branching. Selective Thinning: The mother plant positioned in front of the propagation rack received a light pruning to clear out inner shade leaves, boost airflow, and concentrate vigor on primary clone sites. Canopy State: Dense overall leaf structure featuring plenty of vigorous growth points ready for ongoing clone extraction. Propagation Rack & Exotic Plant Log 🛠️🌱 Top Level (Organic Lemons & Garden Transition): Home-grown organic lemon plants (Citrus) are thriving under propagation LEDs, monitored with yellow sticky traps for preventive pest control. The older, larger lemon trees have already been transitioned outdoors into the garden for direct sunlight. Middle Level & Bench (Washington Palms): Larger Washingtonia palms are placed on the adjacent workspace table in ambient room light, while smaller palm seedlings continue root development inside the propagation tent. Bottom Level (Lemon Eucalyptus): One established and two newly propagated Lemon Eucalyptus plants (Eucalyptus citriodora) are developing smoothly.

Candy is growing great. She had a good growth spurt this week. I treated her with neem oil yesterday as I did the whole grow room. Another plant was the one I had issues with, and I treated it before. So better safe then sorry. Everything is looking good. Thanks again Spider Farmer, Athena, and Divine Seeds. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g.

just doing PH runoff 6.2 and just water

Giorno 39 😊

Hello. This week is start of my 4th year on this site!! 😃✨🎈🎁 , also this is the end of week 3 and the beginning of week 4 of flowering. Things are going well in here. I got in here on the weekend and did a big trim/prune and sucker branch removal too. In some of the pictures you can sort of see through the plants to the floor or wall. That is just right. Not too much taken off, but the light can still pernitrate to the lower buds. The plants are in shock because I took a lot of leaves off and will need a few days to get over that and start to grow again. At this point, I can tell when they are over the shock, by how soon the resin starts to appear. They should go right into resin production after coming out of shock. I don't know if I'll make seeds this summer with the Gorilla Face males. None of these males have much of a smell with the rub test. They all have 4 inches or more of distance between the leaf sets since being repotted. Even the one I thought was going to remain short, has 4 to 5 inches between leaf sets. I might put pollen on the 2 shortest females just to see what I get. It's hard to find a good male. I'll wait another week before deciding. I put a sercuirty door/gate on my greenhouse door. I've had an open door in the summer for years and have always been worried about getting ripped off by someone walking in from the street. Now I can leave the door open and not have to worry so much. This way they have to break something to get in now, better chance of catching them. Ok. See ya next week. Chuck.