Hi Guys here we go again with the fifth week of vegetation and one thing is for sure, there are still some... 👉 Lighting The Lumatek is now running at 160 watts at a distance of 30 cm. This corresponds approximately to a PPFD of 450. 👉 Pot size New in 19 liter pots. Soil has been enriched with green manure and mycorrhiza. 👉 Climate Has remained the same. Grow report vegitation phase day 29-35: -------------------------------------------- - Repotting at vegitation day from 3.5 liters to 19 liters - Adding Mykroriza fungi for a good microbiological life - Insertion of greenery through spinach in the top layer of soil - Roots looked very good, white and healthy - Drainage with expanded clay balls. approx. 5 cm - Plants have handled repotting well - Vegitation day 34: Multitopping - Mainlining - Vegitation day 35: LST with plant wire Have fun growing, HiSpycy 💜 Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Worst start to week dwc had ran out of water not long hourn or two but no water and decent heat they dried out and flopped at top managed to save but taking while to get back to good health Plant too close to light some stems tanned red slight increase in distance moved fan from plant getting wind burns on low leaves overall seems ok need to flatten stems

Nothing much happened but she's looking good.

She's looking super healthy and strong ready to start flowering! She's definitely loving this organic super soil I prepared for my baby girls.

Today is the first day of Week 6! This past week in the 4x4 “Blackbox” Tent, the front right Hella Jelly continued to thrive and push new growth, this one seems to be the most vigorous of the plants in the tent. The front left Hella Jelly struggled with some droopiness this past week, and one or two of her fan leaves had holes from what I’m guessing may have been a caterpillar or some other pest. I ended up cutting some of the lower fan leaves to keep the plant high away from the soil. The Vanilla Frosting in the back left was stunted a bit by the topping, but now she seems to be doing well, she is sturdy and the new growth seems healthy. Her sister on the right is two weeks behind and hasn’t really taken off since being transplanted. I’m hoping Week 6 (her Week 4) will be her week to really start pushing new growth. I needed to get the humidity higher in a couple of the tents and, not having any extra humidifiers available, I decided to try hanging a beach towel from a hanger in the tent. I dangled the end of the beach towel in a 5-gallon bucket of water, allowing it to wick up the moisture. This increased the humidity in the 4x4 by 20% (from 37%-57%). This was incredibly helpful because my “smart” humidifier is currently dedicated to the drying of my recent Apple Fritter harvest, and my other humidifier is not larger enough to maintain the humidity in the larger 5x9 tent for more than 18 hours before drying up. When watering the 4x4 this week, I added 1/4 tsp/gal of Quillaja extract, 1 tsp/gal of Rootwise “Mycrobe Complete,” and 1 oz/gal of Thrive “Holy Cow” Yah-Whey fermented extract. I also top dressed with Kashi Gold from BuildaSoil and worm castings (about 1/2-1 inch layer). I water 3 times this week, the goal being to maintain even moisture. The cover crop has been thriving, and by the end of the week it was time for a chop and drop. I did so and added it back to the soil and aLeo added more straw as a mulch layer. Something else that was exciting this week, was adding 2,000 worms to the 8 30-gallon living soil pots in the 5x9. Before I added the worms that I ordered(from Buckeye Organics), I tried using avocados, cut in half and laid face down on the beds of soil in the 4x4. This worked surprisingly well! The worms are very attracted to the avocado and end up creating a “worm ball” where they rub up against each other, reproducing and creating even MORE baby worms. I did this several times, moving the worm “orgies” to a few of the 30-gallon pots, simply by transferring the avocados. This was my first time using “avocado tech,” and I have to say, it worked SO well. Looking at upcoming Week 6, I’m hoping to see more growth from the 3 vigorous plants, and for the Vanilla Frosting that is a couple weeks behind, I’m hoping for her to begin filling out more. The goal is to flip to flower in the next 1-2 weeks, unless I decide we need to go longer. Full steam ahead!

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High GD community, Week 2, All 4 strains doing good. No remarks so far. Some kind of slow down in growth, but roots got to the bottoms of the pots, so maybe they start this week with the real veg. So far nothing more to report. That will be it for this week boys and girls, Thanks for reading and passing by, Grow safe buds and feel free to check out my other ladies doing fine, 🙏🌿🌿🌿🙏

Flushing this week. Harvesting next week. If you want good customer service, don't use fastbuds. Good genetics, but so have many other seed banks. I'll update in a week, please check out my other diaries, stay high, stay fly, #420everyday

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Sooo she's flipped into flower and shes growing amazing.. would expect any different from thsi strain. She's going to start filling out. Was expecting more of a stretch but maybe there's still time. Started her on bloom now so only good things to come.

Video contains every strain. The middle one with wide pot is an experiment

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1/19: Not much to report today. Got a good look at lemon autos trichomes under a digital microscope. I guess this is just another week of saying "one more week" 😂 1/22: gave lemon auto a good pH balanced water flush, northern lights got some bloom nutrients to help those buds do their thing. Trichomes look mostly cloudy- a few amber on the sugar leaves which means it's only a matter of time! 1/24: lemon auto update: trichomes on some outer buds are amber! Main cold nug looks like it's about 100% cloudy trichomes. Will evaluate tomorrow for possible harvest?!

👉The plant hasn't gained much more height, but the buds have started to plump and frost. The aroma has also become strong and is an intoxicating creamy lemony scent. The frost is spreading onto the sugar leaves. The buds are going to be dense. I have only taken a few of the lower and most shaded leaves, and those leaves were starting easy to pluck as if the plant was done with them anyway. Its got purple stems and at the beginning of the week show potential early signs of magnesium deficiency. This can be due to the pure H2O I use and less mag in the solution than normal, so I added an extra measure of Calmag in the mix. I haven't seen any progression of purple veins or any other notable possible nutrient issues in the leaves. The plant is full of leaves and I have zero intention to remove anymore of the food factories until the plat tells me to. 👉I used week 8 "mid Bloom" nutrient mix from the General Hydroponics Flora Series Drain to waste feed chart. The run-off has stayed within the target. I did one low EC fertigation and one H20nly event, both followed by regular strength solution.Switching to the week 9 mix this week. 👉

Skywalker came down mid week with mostly cloudy trichomes. Probably could’ve pulled it longer but it looked ready to me and I’m expecting kush effects anyway. Blueberry has a beautiful fade that would probably have scared me my first grow. She has definitely had calcium issues which is causing some leaves to burn crispy. That can all be cut away after drying so im not too concerned. Arguably i could’ve chopped her this week but i think she has more to do before her time is up Glueberry OG just now getting some yellowing of leaves. Hard to tell if it’s a deficiency or fade to my eye but i top dressed a small amount of NLS concentrate before it gets much further along. This might be a mistake this far along but I’m willing to learn from it if it is

This little Ztrawberriez is my fave plant I’ve ever grown , once again I gotta say I’m so happy I kept her . Fruity , sticky little and phat she’s perfect. I smoked a little bud off this yesterday and it’s unbelievably delicious, can’t wait to smoke it all . One week to go

📆 Semana 5 El stretch ha finalizado y la planta concentra prácticamente toda su energía en el engorde de los cogollos. Los sitios florales comienzan a unirse a lo largo de las ramas, aumentando de forma visible el volumen, la densidad y la producción de resina. Los aromas empiezan a intensificarse mientras la estructura sostiene un desarrollo floral uniforme. La canopia permanece estable, aprovechando al máximo la intensidad lumínica y favoreciendo una maduración homogénea en todas las puntas. El consumo de agua y nutrientes alcanza uno de los niveles más altos del cultivo, por lo que mantener un riego y una nutrición constantes resulta fundamental para sostener el ritmo de crecimiento. ⚡ EC: 1.9 💧 pH: 6.2–6.5 🌡️ Agua: 20–22°C 🌫️ Humedad: 40–45% 💡 PPFD: 1050–1100 µmol/m²/s 🌡️ Temperatura: 24–27°C 🔥 Nota: Comienza la fase de engorde intenso. Mantener un clima estable, una nutrición equilibrada y una intensidad lumínica constante permitirá maximizar el tamaño, la densidad y la calidad de los cogollos durante las próximas semanas. Seguimos creciendo fuerte 💪!