May 5 - 9

HST together with LST everyday

Another slow week. I increased light schedule to 13/11. I’m going to slowly lower the time of light until by the time harvest day comes it’ll have a longer dark period. I’m also going to stop feeding the bottle nutrients my soil is moist still so I gotta wait. I’m predicting a couple ounces this grow.

➡️ Bella ragazzi la caramellina cresce e sto cercando di dare una forma circolare anche a lei. ➡️ Tra poco inizierà ad andare in pre fioritura e vedremo cosa ci farà vedere.

🌱 : 💧 : 4l 💡 : Dli: 45 mol/m²/d 🤔 :

Day 52-56 | Flower Day 16 Not much to report this week.. just removed a few fan leaves to improve airflow and light penetration to the lower bud sites. The plant is doing her thing quietly. 🌿 Canopy is looking bushy and well-branched, lots of side shoots stacking up nicely. Pistils are still fully white, so we’re right in the middle of flowering and the stretch is officially over! No more vertical growth, which means all the energy is now going straight into bud development. Time to bulk up! 💪🔥

trimmed them up little topped at 3 nodes on main and others. Defoliation little by little over time.

2 weeks since germination. Ppm 225 for dwc. One blue dream showing calmag deficiency. Slight stretching. Otherwise healthy. Roots just peaking out of the net pots. Harvested a sample of my jelly donutz early. Still drying

Starting to gain a lot of trichomes and I’m loving the purple colors

Week 6 Day 42 of flowering Day 98 of life Lemon cherry pie is frosting nicely and buds are fattening up. Not too big bit they look great to me. I still not recognizing the smell and taste but looks a bit different to me. I did the last defoliation that usually I do on week 6 and the tent and plants look beautiful. I believe this one goes at least 3 more weeks. Let’s go baby 🤩🙏🏼✨

02.14 d36 02.20 d42

We have a full recovery from fungal infection. No signs of mites. All good over here! Moving to the outdoor location this weekend. Pics to update as progress happens. 55gal of soil in 65gal pot with cover crop and mulch with blumat irrigation.

9/10/26 Gorilla Cookies — Flip to Bloom, Canopy Surge & Light Adjustment (Week 9 / Day 6 Flower) Vital Stats & Environment * Growth Stage: Flowering — Day 6 (8 Weeks 2 Days total) * Plant Height: 12.0 inches (+3.0" vertical stretch since flip) * Pot Size: 7.0 Gal fabric container * Lamp to Plant Distance: 26.0 inches (Raised +5" from 21" to eliminate photon stress) * Light Schedule: 13h on / 11h off (Flipped Sep 5) Watering & Soil Care Log * Sep 2 (8:01 PM - Day 27 Veg): * 1.0 Gal water (pH 6.5) blended with 2 tbsp fresh aloe slurry to maintain systemic moisture and ease clone recovery. * Sep 4 (1:02 AM - Day 28 Veg): * 1.0 Gal plain water (pH 6.5) fed until reaching 10–20% runoff to wash through any residual salts before the flip. * Sep 5 (12:13 AM - Day 1 Flower): * Switched light schedule to 13h/11h to initiate flowering. * Sep 7 (Day 3 Flower): * Noticed downward leaf curling, edge tacoing, and slight tip burn with the light set at 80% power and 21 inches. Raised fixture to 26.0 inches to reduce light intensity. * Sep 10 (12:02 AM - Day 6 Flower): * 1.0 Gal plain water (pH 6.5) supplemented with mycorrhizae to support the expanding root mass. Grower’s Notes & Plant Observations Flip to Flower & Stretch Phase: Gorilla Cookies has officially entered bloom, pushing upward from 9.0" to 12.0 inches tall. The symmetrical manifold structure has sent all secondary shoots reaching straight up toward the fixtures. Light Distance Correction: Under the new 13/11 photoperiod at 80% power, the 21-inch clearance proved too intense, causing new leaves to taco slightly and show minor tip burn. Backing the light off to 26 inches relieved the photostress, allowing the upper fans to relax and pray normally. Canopy Structure & Health: The central stem has developed into a thick, calloused wooden hub that anchors every primary lateral. Stripping lower undergrowth has kept the root bed breezy and clean, while the upper canopy forms a broad, even blanket of uniform pre-flower tops.

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Hola! Por ahora va todo bien. Veremos que tanto engordan esos cogollos.ç Slds

Day 85 Day 42 Flower 21/06/24 Friday Watering outside pH 6.2 Day 86 Day 43 Flower 22/06/24 Saturday Another light water today, pH 6.2 water only. Picture update 🤩 Day 87 Day 44 Flower 23/06/24 Sunday feed today pH 6.2 Oh wow how her buds are really starting to burst 😍 The smell is phenomenal, lemons and limes tropical, heavenly. She is coated in trichomes already, so sticky. Day 88 Day 45 Flower 24/06/24 Monday Water with calmag pH 6.01 3L No run off. Day 89 Day 46 Flower 25/06/24 Tuesday Feed today pH 6.0 She seems to be loving the 6.0 pH range the last 2 weeks so stinking with till flush now. She has really thrown some weight on, Added another cane to support 4 arms as there struggling to hold themselves up, arms with buds are over 50-69cm long 😍 Picture update - check out her octopus 🐙 base ✌️💚 Day 90 Day 47 Flower 26/06/24 Wednesday Water and calmag today pH 6.1 Day 91 Day 48 Flower 27/06/24 Thursday (End of week) Feed again today as she is drinking plenty and showing no signs over doing it yet 😁 5L 5-10% run off. Really noticed the swelling up this week, adding props for weight gain, and noticeable blanket of trichomes all over the plant including fans, quite a beautiful sight to see for an auto.

Days 42 through 49 of flower and all three Phenos are expressing themselves differently. Pheno #1 continues to express darkened fan leaves almost purple and much more frosty than her sisters. Pheno #2 is the other end of the spectrum remaining green, but less frost. Pheno #3 seems to be a mix of the other two and its fan leaves are turning colors of autumn. Those are my visual observations as we head into week 8 of flower with harvest just around the corner. No nutrients or grow techniques used during week 7 flower. Other than a watering to saturation on day 42, I really haven't done anything other than observing and maintaining health of plant. For me, that involves tracking VPD to ensure optimal plant performance. Able to track VPD with recent upgrade to the AC Infinity Cloudline Pro fan system. The integrated environmental controls managed on my smart phone has been a game changer. So, happy that I made the upgrade. Thanks again for stopping by and checking out the diary.

1-2 more weeks to go!