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This week, the plant is feeding heavily and has grown well. I super cropped the main stem to help with the plant becoming too tall, afterwards I made some scaffolding and a sling to hold the break and prevent it from snapping. It has taken very well. Before the training I performed, I used 4 bamboo canes to stake the base. The plant had become very top heavy so this has really helped. The plant was becoming very tall so I thought this would be something to try out. Here's what I did this week. 18.7.25: I watered with 2ltrs of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.4, containing the following nutrients; 💜 2ml Ecothrive Trace PH: 6.4 PPM: 365 22.7.25: I watered with 3ltrs of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.6 with; 💜 1 TSP Sea K PH: 6.6 PPM: 485 25.7.25: I watered with 2ltrs of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.5, containing the following nutrients; 💜 2ml Ecothrive Trace 💜 1/4 TSP Ecothrive Biosys PH: 6.5 PPM: 361 28.7.25: I watered with 6.5ltrs of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.0 with; 💜 7ml Trace 💜 1.5 TSP Ecothrive Biosys PH: 6.0 PPM: 351 Thank you for checking in this week and hanging out in the comments 😁💚✌️🌱🙌
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The week went really well and we are starting strong into week 3. The King's Juice Auto #1 is giving me some worries because she's a little bit small. Also, I saw an aphid on her. Never underestimate green light spectrum guys! Speaking of light... I raised the light intensity up to 30% (80W) and will keep doing it like this until I end up with a DLI of 40-45. With 19 hours of light that would be roughly 60-65% of light output. Interesting. From the side view, I think #2 is my favorite but overall it's still #3. Still unsure what kind of training I should do or if at all. Alright, I trained them and tried some different strategies. I topped #3 because she was by far the tallest one anyway, I "lollipopped" #1, so that she hopefully pushes more power into the upper part and I just tucked the fan leaves of #2 under the branches. At least as far as I could. #2 definitely has some lovely growing! She also has the first white hair coming out. Will try to get a photo of that later, hopefully with my new wifi microscope. Should be delivered tomorrow. Wasn't delivered but how she develops, I don't need the microscope. First set of white hairs is clearly visible! I'm exited to see how they continue to develop.
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Semaine 6 – Transition Floraison : Pistils et Défis Nutritionnels Jour 35–41 (17 avril – 23 mai) La semaine 6 marque officiellement l’entrée en floraison. Gorilla Cookies a ouvert le bal avec ses premiers pistils la semaine passée, suivie par Toof Decay. Les autres génétiques (Mephisto’s Wedding, Hubbabubbasmelloscope) montrent des signes avant-coureurs de floraison. L’environnement reste stable : 24–25°C, RH 62–64%, VPD 1.17–1.21 kPa, conditions proches de l’idéal. Nutrition et PPM Transition vers Bud Ignitor (1 ml/L) et maintien du GMB 1:1:1 à 1.5 ml/L. Cal/Mag augmenté à 2 ml/L. = ~570–610 ppm réels. Problèmes identifiés Carence en Cal/Mag sur Hubbabubbasmelloscope et Gorilla Cookies (chlorose interveinal, feuillage jaune). Traitement direct : 2–3 ml/L Cal/Mag appliqué par pot. Réaction positive après 3–4 jours. Observation critique : les 4 plants en AutoPot (AQUAValve 5.0) montrent 2x moins de vigueur que les 3 plants en bases AC Infinity avec les pots en tissus. Hypothèse : le système AQUAValve maintient le substrat trop humide en continu, tandis que les bases AC Infinity crée une meilleure oxygénation. Aussi, c'est seulement sur les auto pots que j'ai observé des carences, peut-être dû à un blocage nutritionnel. À évaluer pour les futures canopées. Lumière et PPFD IF500 (500w) + Mars Hydro 500w maintiennent 660–700 µmol. Pas de stress lumineux, feuillage bien coloré (sauf carence identifiée). Statut réservoir 47L, 15L pots coco 100%. Consommation d’eau stable. Changement complet prévu mi-floraison. Prochaine semaine : suivi de la carence corrigée, ajustement graduel du calendrier nutritionnel Advanced Nutrients pour la phase de développement floral. Tent: 4x8 Gorilla | AC Infinity 69 Pro + Pulse One | 20/4 | 7 plants autoflower | Jour 35 COMPTE RENDU TECHNIQUE — RUN INTÉRIEURE #1 2026 Problème AutoPot et Solution Date du diagnostic :24 mai 2026 (Jour 37) Système : AutoPot 4-pot, AQUAValve 5.0, réservoir 47L Génétiques affectées : Hubbabubbasmelloscope (1), Gorilla Cookies (1) PROBLÈME IDENTIFIÉ Symptômes observés - Décoloration inter-nervures (jaunissement) sur feuilles supérieures - Diagnostic initial : carence en calcium/magnésium (Cal/Mag) - Plantes : Hubbabubbasmelloscope #1 & #2, Gorilla Cookies Prélèvement d’eau au fond des pots AutoPot(jour 37) a révélé : - pH : 6.8(hors cible 5.8–6.2 pour coco) - Eau stagnante depuis activation AutoPot (jour 17 = 20 jours) Analyse de la stagnation 1. Timing AutoPot précoce→ Plantes jeunes, consommation faible 2. Eau restante dans les pots → Contact prolongé avec air dômes 3. Air dômes + coco neuve → Oxydation progressive, dérive pH vers alcalin 5. pH 6.8 en coco→ Blocage d’absorption de Cal/Mg (disponibilité réduite de 40–50%) Résultat : Symptômes de carence alors que les nutriments étaient présents = blocage nutritionnel, pas déficience réelle SOLUTION APPLIQUÉE Étape 1 : Correction immédiate (24 mai) - Prélèvement eau au fond des 4 pots AutoPot - Pompage progressif jusqu’à pH 5.8 - Volume pompé : ~1-2 L par pot (estimation) - Nouveau pH : 5.8 stabilisé Étape 2 : Traitement localisé (jours 20–24) - Application directe Cal/Mag : 2–3 ml/Lpar pot (non-réservoir) Top wathering - Appliqué sur : Hubbabubbasmelloscope Mephisto, Gorilla Cookies Fast Bud - Méthode : versement manuel aux racines - Fréquence : 2 applications espacées de 3–4 jours Étape 3 : Maintenance réservoir - PPM réservoir principal : maintenu 400–420 ppm (Hanna HI98301, scale 500) - Note calibration : Vrai PPM = lecture × 1.4 = ~560–588 ppm - Cal/Mag réservoir : maintenu à 2 ml/L - pH réservoir : vérification quotidienne post-correction Étape 4 : Surveillance continue - Routine hebdomadaire établie : Prélèvement fond pots, vérif pH - Objectif : Détecter remontée pH avant accumulation - Seuil intervention : pH 6.2 = pompage correctif RÉSULTATS & OBSERVATIONS Court terme (5–7 jours post-correction) - Pistillage accéléré visible sur Gorilla Cookies (confirmé jour 37) - Décoloration n’a pas progressé → blocage levé - Plants Mephisto’s Wedding : vigueur stable (10% affectés) - Toof Decay : vigueur stable (10% affectés) Comparaison système Observation importante : Plants en bases tissu AC Infinity (manual feed via bleed valve) montraient plus de vigueur que plants AutoPot - Raison probable : Cycle humide/sec régulier vs eau stationnaire - Implication : AutoPot inadapté pour timing de croissance lente initiale LEÇONS APPRISES Sur le système AutoPot 1. Activation tardive recommandée→ Jour 25–30, pas jour 17 1. Monitoring pH hebdo obligatoire → Coco + air dômes = dérive pH naturelle 1. Eau stagnante = problème→ Même avec nutriments corrects, pH alcalin = blocage Sur la coco neuve - Nécessite ajustement pH plus fréquent en début - Se stabilise après 3–4 semaines d’utilisation - Minéraux s’accumulent lentement → nettoyage hebdo bénéfique Choix système pour Run #3 AutoPot déclassé pour prochaines runs - Passage à : 8× bases AC Infinity + 8× flottes automatiques individuelles - Avantage : drainage régulier, pas de stagnation, PPM/pH plus stables - Setup réel : coco/Bio-Urbain, 5 gallons, 75L réservoir centralisé DONNÉES COMPLÈTES CONCLUSION Problème :Eau stagnante + pH alcalin = blocage nutritionnel (pas déficience) Solution : Correction pH + Cal/Mag localisé + routine hebdo de monitoring Statut : Résolu, plants en rétablissement, early flower progression normale Impact rendement : Minimal — correction avant dégâts sévères
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Ok so it’s been along time since my last update as life has been busy for me.I have moved these 3 ladies outside sometime the end of June or early July and they have thrived.Ive topped them a few times after the initial topping and have added 3 scrog nets to keep the colas spread open over time and keep em below my fence top :).Some really nice colas and smells amazing I just know my neighbor is jealous 😆 kidding we smoke and bs together often.Ive been feeding them twice a week 4ml per gallon of advance nutrient line and they love it.Ive noticed they are starting to really thicken up this past week as its sept 19th today.I have some rain coming next week but it’s been a drought in Ohio so no worries about bud rot or mold until now.Im debating on adding a roof structure this weekend before the rain hits.What are opinions on polycarbonate roof top ??
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flipping to flower today! & showing a tent @ week 3 flower with 1 Scat Queen (front left) Oreoz (back right) 2 cookies and cream (catty cornerd)
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Pheno 1 der Gigant riecht sehr säuerlich fruchtig und hat eine ganz andere Knospenstruktur. Vom Geruch her ist Pheno 1 von den beiden mein favorit...guckt auf meine harvest woche da sind neue Bilder drinne after two weeks curing pheno 2 😉🌿✂️
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Hey folks ! Back with some Royal Queen Seeds genetics, lets blow out all their potential and make some monsters plants 😉 The plan is 12 plants of 1 square meter all in personal ScrOG to harvest 12 squares meter. Light: 2 x Adjust-A-Wings Avenger 1 x 600w SuperPlant Super Red 85000 Lumens 2000K 1498nm 1 x 600w HPS Philips Son-t Green Power 95000 Lumens Soil: Platinium Royal Mix Premium Quality Oxygen+ with NPK 8-9-12 Nutrients: Flush Bud, acid citric 0.6% [Day 120] The end is getting close, only water now, waiting for amber tric’s to start the flush if needed depending on the amount of nootz left in the pot. - Water pH 6.5 (Cellmax pH- Bloom) Bubble Kush 2 Fruit Spirit 2 Drain : BBK 2: 900ppm Fruit Spirit 2: 680ppm - Water pH 6.5 (Cellmax pH- Bloom) Royal Cookies Drain : 1100ppm [Day 122] - Water pH 6.5 (Cellmax pH- Bloom) Bubblegum 1 , 2 Candy Kush Express 1 , 2 Royal Gorilla 1 , 2 Bubble Kush 1 Drain : BBK 1: 725ppm Gorilla 2: 965ppm Gorilla 1: 857ppm Candy Kush 1: 900ppm Candy Kush 2: 795ppm BBG 1: 790ppm BBG 2: 860ppm [Day 124] - Water pH 6.5 (Cellmax pH- Bloom) Fruit Spirit 1 Drain : 900ppm [Day 125] Starting the flush with Royal Cookies - Water pH 6.5 (Cellmax pH- Bloom) Bubble Kush 2 Fruit Spirit 2 Drain : BBK 2: 790ppm Fruit Spirit 2: 690ppm - Water pH 6.5 (Cellmax pH- Bloom) + Flush Bud 2ml/1l Royal Cookies Drain : 570ppm
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24/05/2023 - 78 days since my little girl sprouted from a seed🌱 Tenth week of my Jack Herer 🌿🌾🌲 Nutrients: Advanced Nutrients Flawless Finish - 2ml - I rinse the plants two weeks before harvesting so that they have a clean taste and smell 😋👃🌴 -------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------- Lights: I use a Mars Hydro TS1000 - 150w full spectrum, great light for vegetation and flowering use 💡💡 Training: No training is needed this week In general: As I already wrote, Jack did not go well for me this round. I still don't know what caused the burnt leaves. Whether it was a small watering and high heat, or a bad reaction to nutrients. The pH of the soil was fine. Its buds are very weathered and have many leaves in them 😒 In a week I will gradually harvest the girls 🌿🌾 Thanks for the likes and you can follow me on Twitter 🐦: @ Targona666 See you soon 😍
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• French Macaron got planted into her 30 gallon fabric pot packed with HEAVILY-AMENDED Roots 707 soil. – No more BS soil for me. Back to the good stuff! • Took clones of the Chem Brûlée and Pineapple Meatball to determine sex •Those girls are extremely root bound at this point... but don't want to accidentally transplant a male into the BIG pots since I am on a plant count restriction (6 mature plants in California) Here's my Super Soil Recipe: Sonoma Sungrown 2021 Photoperiod Soil Recipe Makes ~8 cubic feet of Supersoil (enough for 3x30 gallon smart pots) 7 cubic feet Roots 707 Potting Soil .5 cubic foot worm castings 1.25 lbs. bone meal 1.25 lbs. fish bone meal 2.5 lbs. high phosphorus bat guano 2.5 lbs. blood meal 1.5 cups oyster shell 1.5 cups kelp meal 1.5 cups alfalfa meal 1/3 cup Epsom salts 1/2 cup agricultural lime 1 cup Azomite 1 tbsp granular humic acid 1 tbsp mycorrhizae (mykos)
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Week 11: Final Countdown Light Mold Issues: Despite careful management, I encountered some light mold issues on both plants. Fortunately, I discovered the mold spots early and was able to remove them without significant losses. This underscores the importance of vigilance during these final weeks. Tangie: Tangie’s buds continue to swell and mature beautifully. The aroma of fresh orange peels is more pronounced, and the smell is fantastic. While not as frosty with resin as Gorilla Cookies, Tangie makes up for it with her delightful scent. Currently, about 20% of the trichomes are still clear, with the rest turning cloudy. I'm aiming for all cloudy and very few amber trichomes to achieve an uplifting effect. Tangie will receive one more feeding with Finalpart before starting the flushing process. Gorilla Cookies: For Gorilla Cookies, I plan to feed her with Finalpart only one more time, and then it’s flushing time. The trichomes are mostly cloudy, with no amber trichomes yet. Unlike Tangie, Gorilla Cookies is covered in resin, with a strong skunky aroma that intensifies daily. Pest Management and Plant Health: The sticky traps have been effective in keeping thrips at bay, and there have been no new issues with aphids. Overall, both plants appear healthy and vibrant, showing no signs of stress as they approach harvest. Environmental Conditions: The weather remains hot but humid. While the plants are receiving less light on the balcony compared to the garden, this hasn’t significantly affected the ripening process. Having them on the balcony makes it much easier to monitor them daily, reducing the risk of mildew and significant losses. Final Thoughts: As harvest time approaches, I'm excited for the final results. Everything is prepared for harvest, and the weather will stay perfect for the last few days. I plan to give the plants as much time as needed to reach their full potential. Update 08.08 During my morning inspection, I found mildew on both plants. For the Gorilla Cookies, I had to remove some larger mold spots inside the buds. I carefully disassembled parts of the plant to ensure I didn’t miss any mold and ultimately decided to harvest it. Although I couldn’t let it fully ripen as planned, the trichomes were about 90% cloudy and 10% clear. That most be good enough. For Tangie, the compact and bushy growth led to some mold issues. I took the largest colas off and gave them a thorough inspection to make sure no mold was left behind. So far, I've harvested about 70% of the plant. Since most of the pistils on the remaining parts are still white, I'm giving them a bit more time to mature. I'll keep feeding with Finalpart at a slightly lower dosage and see if we can squeeze out a bit more potential from these final buds! Update 12.08: Final Countdown We’re almost there! Most of the trichomes are now cloudy, with a few amber ones starting to show up on the top buds—signaling that she’s nearly ready for harvest. Today, I gave her the final dose of Finalpart. I’m convinced that Finalpart has made a significant impact, boosting resin production and speeding up the ripening process. The buds are looking absolutely fantastic. Once the coco dries out, I’ll give her a thorough flush to eliminate any remaining minerals from the grow medium. I’m optimistic that this will further enhance the aroma and flavor, making the final product even more exceptional. Growers love to all of you ♥️ May you all have good times growing Ganja and nice harvests.
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My Strawberry Gorilla Automatic from Fast Buds is now in its third week of flowering, and I couldn’t be happier with how she’s progressing. She looks incredibly healthy, with vibrant green leaves and strong branches. The stretch phase is nearly over, and she has developed a solid structure with a well-defined main cola.🌱 One of the most exciting changes this week is the first appearance of trichomes on the main bud. Under the light, they’re starting to sparkle, hinting at the resin production that’s about to take off. The buds are forming nicely, and I can already smell a faint but promising aroma developing. So far, she’s responding well to the nutrients and environment, with no signs of deficiencies or stress. If she keeps going at this pace, she’s going to be a real beast by harvest time.😊
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Eccoci di nuovo qui!!! Super eccitato per questa nuova collab con Sweet Seeds, team davvero al top, che mi ha dato l’opportunità di testare questa nuova genetica e di condividere i progressi con tutti voi!!! ALLUCINANTE DA UNNA CIMA SULLA FOGLIA E' NATO UN RAMO DI CIME INCREDIBILE.. Davvero un piacere coltivarla. Grazie a tutti per il supporto ❤️🍀🔥
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Woche 3 Nachdem die Mädels einen sauberen Start hingelegt haben und sich in der Sonne und an der frischen Luft etwas gestreckt haben geht's zurück ins Keimzelt und dann zu Ende der Woche endlich ins Zuhause für die Veggi und die ersten Blütewochen. Um unseren Livingsoil vollständig fertig zu machen zu machen, fehlen uns noch die Kompostwürmer, diese werden nächste Woche nachgesetzt ca 1 Wurm je Liter.
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Хороший сорт, приятно пахнет с приятным мягким эффектом. В выращивании очень не любит перепады температур. На тренировки типа LST и Supercropping реагирует положительно!
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Han empezado a tomar ritmo en general esta cepa la he visto y cultivado y siempre se demora en mostrar flores contundentes , va lento pero seguro , lo mejor que tiene es el efecto que verdaderamente se parece al lsd , no se que habrá hecho Barney’s farms con esta cepa pero es un efecto muy fuerte , adjunte unas flores de otro cultivo , esta semana defoliamos otra vez las hojas más nuevas , dándole pelea al frío que ya afuera alcanza temperaturas de 2º C , de noche la temperatura fructua demasiado las plantas están tomando tonos violáceos y se ven muy pero muy parejos todos los cogollos que se vienen.
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Welcome in official week 5 of flower 🙏 We are in a cruise control mode now. Removed most of the fan leafs from upper parts of the plants and now it’s just time to wait watch and enjoy. All energy is now focused on developing buds and I really like what I can see. Maybe they are not the biggest plants in my history however they are the most healthy ones. This week we are adding overdrive to feeding chart 👌 EC this week around 1.8 every 56h and 24h pure water pH 5.7 - 5.8 Stay tuned!
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So Melon Gum finished. This was not one of my better grows. I had root rot in flowering. This really messed up what she could of done. It was a 17 week grow I still got a harvest. Thank you Pure Instinto, Athena, and Spider Farmer. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 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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Esta semana tocó la poda de los apicales y primer nudo dejando solo 4 nudos por planta. Por lo que parece tienden a grandes hojas e internodos cortos. Esta semana también aumenté la potencia del lumatex hasta el 75% unos 220W. Empecé con 100 W luego fueron 150 y ahora 220 , así hasta cambiar el fotoperiodo a 12/12h. Entonces al 100%, 300W. Con 26 dias de vida ya tenian suficientes nudos, ramas y tocó hacer el apical y la poda del primer nudo a todas dejando 4 nudos por planta, 8 ramas secundarias. Terminamos la semana con la nº5 con manchas en las hojas muy feas. Entiendo que tengo que tratarla diferente al resto por lo que la regaré menos y dejaré secar más entre riegos al menos un par de veces.