📝 Journal de Culture : Phase de Floraison - Alerte Substrat & Gestion du Stress ​Date du jour : 23 mars 2026 Âge : J+49 (Début Semaine 8) Taille : 54 cm (une poussée de +14 cm en une semaine !) ​🌡️ Rappel des Paramètres (InchAngés) ​Éclairage Puissance : à 75%. ​Distance Lampe-Canopée : 67 cm. ​Humidité (HR) : 55%. Température : 24,5°C. ⚠️ Problème Détecté : Asphyxie Racinaire & Accumulation de Sels ​Diagnostic : Le substrat reste trop humide trop longtemps, traduisant une bonne oxygénation des racines. ​Conséquences visibles : Légère baisse de vitalité et ralentissement progressif. L'absorption des nutriments est perturbée, ce qui pourrait provoquer une accumulation (surpot) de sels minéraux. 🛠️ Actions Correctives & Plan d'Action ​Diète Totale : Plus aucun apport (eau ou nutriments) tant que le pot n'est pas devenu extrêmement léger, signifiant un séchage en profondeur. ​Aération du Pot : Le pot a été surélevé par rapport à sa coupelle. ​Objectif : Favoriser une circulation d'air sous le pot pour accélérer l'évaporation du fond et relancer la respiration racinaire. 🔍 Analyse Visuelle & Santé ​Structure : La Wham Boom Auto présente une belle canopée et dense. Le LST a très bien fonctionné,malgré mon petit soucis de ma branche cassé et retiré créant une surface de floraison plane. ​Fleurs : Les pompons sont nombreux et commencent à se former anciennement au sommet des branches. ​Santé foliaire : La couleur vert foncé montre un bon niveau de nutriments. Quelques pointes de feuilles commencent à montrer une production, confirmant le début d'un stress lié à l'accumulation de sels. 📈 Note personel. ​la plante est magnifique malgré ce souci de substrat. Le "stretch" à 54 cm montre qu'elle a de la ressource. la décision de la surélever est la meilleure chose à faire. On attend maintenant qu'elle "demande" de l'eau (légère baisse de tension des feuilles) avant de réintervenir. ​Prochaine étape : Surveiller l'évolution du "gonflement" des têtes et de la couleur des feuilles. Une fois que le pot est sec, il faudra peut-être envisager un rinçage léger avant de reprendre une nutrition de floraison. 24/03 le pot sec j'ai effectué un rinçage pour retirer le sel accumulés dans le pot avec de l'eau claire 3 bouteille de 1,5 litres d'eau PH 6,3 et 0,5 litres d'eau avec 2 ml d'orgatrex PH 6,3 pour lui laisser des nutriments dans la terre après le rinçage. vue que c'était sûrement un blocage dû au sel accumulés. après 6h on remarque déjà une différence de vitalité. je pense qu'elle à du apprécier.

It's been an interesting week. I had to ask for help with resolving the intense smell coming from my garden... I can smell it from my driveway at this point.. I was advised that I probably turned my fan up way too high, which overloads the carbon filter on the end of my exhaust. I ordered another new one.. turned it down.. and I also had to cut down the cheese auto... all her trichomes were cloudy bit I definatly could have left her for another week... just couldn't handle the smell lol. Ask for help and you shall receive, thanks Growdiaries. And thank you Oozlefinch for the solid advise.. ✌️ I bought a rosin press this week and it's awesome.. she will be used for this grow as soon as things are ready. I cut out my backyard to plan for round #3 for all these plants.. plus a whole lot more! Process/ Environment changes: -Turned down my exhaust fan.. the carbon filter can't keep up with the amount of air being pushed through it.. in the water industry we would call this 'short circuiting'.... The Gorilla cookies is growing well. It's a tall plant with long nugs ( I hope the full out a lot more). I would recommend supporting the branches at this point in the grow. There's a slight smell coming off her and trichome production was late to start compared to most the other plants I have... I suspect she will go past 90 days unfortunately, but I'm excited to see what the finished product looks like. Hitting her with compost teas at a pH of around 6.7 That's it.. I'm on auto pilot at this point.. there's not much I can do except sit back and wait. Thank you Fastbuds

Week 1 Flowering: The Stretch is On! ​Update: We’ve officially wrapped up the first week of flower (Day 8 since the first 12/12 flip). The girls have really hit their stride and the stretch is in full effect—it’s amazing to see how much they’ve picked up speed over these past few days. Nebula and Caramba are looking strong, with that deep, healthy green color I love to see. ​Training & Defoliation: I’ve been heavy on the maintenance this week. I’ve done a solid round of defoliation below the ScrOG net to ensure maximum airflow and direct all that energy into the bud sites. Every now and then, I’m also plucking a few larger fan leaves from the canopy if they're shading the lower growth too much. It’s all about getting that light penetration dialed in from the start. ​Climate Challenges: It’s been a bit of a battle with the temps lately. I’ve been dealing with some heat spikes in the garage, which is definitely the biggest challenge right now. I’ve just made a major setup change—venting the exhaust directly outside the garage. It’s already showing signs of improvement, and it's a huge relief to know I'm not just recirculating that hot air. ​I’m currently running HPS, but I’ve got my eyes on the prize: a new LED setup is coming in 2-3 weeks. I’m confident that will be the game-changer I need to stabilize the microclimate. Just gotta push through this heatwave until the upgrade arrives! ​Current Vibe: Despite the climate hurdles, the plants are showing great resilience. They’re thirsty, happy, and starting to form those early bud sites. I’m keeping a close eye on the VPD and staying consistent with the feeding. Can’t wait to see how they fill out that net as the stretch continues! ​Stay tuned, more to come!

Added side lighting on day 10, 2X30 true watt thin led panels. So now I got 2x100 watt, 1x70 watt and 2X30 watt LED lights for a total of 330 true LED watts. Its very bright. I introduced them too a very light feed solution yesterday when they woke up. They seemed too perk up right after. I have been working on trying to get a time lapse working. I have been testing it and trying to get the bugs worked out. Maybe next week I will have some time lapse footage for you all...Maybe.

Decided to let it grow for one more week before flowering

Hi people! Smell!!!! sooo delicious smell! sweet aromatic! I just want to bite off one of the buds and eat!)) buds develop very well .. you can see how many there are .. they are everywhere .. especially under the leaves .. and so I think ... Or maybe you can do 1 more defoliation? the last one? what do you think, or not to bother her more?

03/02/2021 Going to take some cuttings today so, I will post up pictures after doing so. Topping?? Topped!. It should be interesting to see how her auxins direct growth. They always look sad when topped, but she is a fast grower, I thinking if she responds well I'll flip into flowering next week, cause I got two rooted clones and 4 more started. Ps. And she is sexually mature after all Ps I believe this is the lemony kush pheno. Day #4 and I supper cropped her top to get side branching stronger for flowering next week.

week intel: its time for second pruning they grew up too fast and need second pruning as below : first i remove big fan leaves and only leaves then let them rest for 1 day then the second part of pruning will get done that is removing branches based on these conditions: 1-if the branch is very low and never can make it to the top , 2- if branch is in shade even after pruning fan leaves , 3- if there are too many branches at the small space then non of them will get resources so if there is no space for branch then , they must get remove. everything is perfect! stresses : pruning big fan leaves and lower branches + a little E.C stress around 1.7 once a week feeding: i feed them 3 times this week with this order : day 1 : i feed them heavy with silicate +base nutrients(calcium & micros + Bloom) about 884 ppm - 1.7 e.c to cause a little stress. day 3 : i feed them low dose of Feeding Booster + Karbo Boost around 325 ppm - 0.6 e.c to let them recover a little but not fully recover still a little stress will caused. day 5 : i feed them with low dose of Top-Max + B-52 around 213 ppm - 0.4 e.c to let them recover the stresses to get ready for another stress next week. guide of the week : no more stresses from now on till the end and from next week i'll reduce the amount of nitrogen and calcium to below half to the end.

Hi guys! The eighth week has begun, the girls are not feeling bad. This week I am going to gradually cut off the leaves so that the light will eventually reach the lower flowers. and I think everything is fine. peace

Just one more week for harvest the smell is crazy trichomes milky and amber

I love Mephisto and have anything to say.. 🐽♥️🐽🤝

A photo gallery of randomness that portrays to all my grows!

_____ Week 7 | Day 50 - 56 ______ Day 50 🌞 - Install 2 LED BARS from Spider-Farmer. https://www.proximitylighting.com/home-2-1 THE OPTIMAL ADDITION OF LIGHT By increasing PPFD levels in the most light-hungry layers of the crop, deploys addional wattage where it's most useful to encourage: • Tighter internodal spacing • Larger average cola size • Increased cola uniformity • Higher output per square foot Day 50 🌞 - 2 Liter each Plant....gluck, gluck, gluck.... Day 53 🌞 - light switch to 12/12 - defoliation all leafs under the net Day 55 🌞 - 2,5 Liter each plant ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Light - 18/6 h - 400 Watt 60% Dim. PPFD - 600 - 650 µmol Temp. avg. - 22,1° Hum. avg. - 72 % RLH

Purpling bling bling.

Some pretty colors and good smells

Another new grow and like the OG kush, trying something new with this grow, by flipping to 12/12 for a week (without bloom nutrients). Also with this grow and the OG kush, I'm switching to the coco series nutes, as they have higher P & K values than the non-coco line up.

Berry stinky monkeys!

Amazing genetics - worth every money you spend on it 👻

I will be careful every time I encounter an insect problem and use an insecticide, I will eventually get rid of it with a water care method