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Buenas! Ultimas semanas, ya pasamos al overdrive y tratare de ir bajando la fertilizacion de a poco. Se ve el engorde, se ve el aumento de resina y el olor va cambiando un poco con respecto a semanas anteriores. Vamos a tratar de mantener temp baja y humedad controlada ( 24° C y 60-65 HR) pero no es tan facil, se acerca el verano y sin aire acondicionado todo el dia encendido es complicadisimo. Pero yo soy casero, hacemos lo que podemos con lo que tenemos. Disfruten de las toronjaz como yo lo hago, deleitense
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Bonjour à tous Voilà les petites photos et vidéos d'aujourd'hui, elles n'arrête pas de s'épanouir de jours en jours je m'émerveille devant mes fifilles. Mes petites Mutantes commencent à s'acclimater. Bonne journée à tous et à très bientôt 😊 les amis
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Overall a great strain too grow as grows with ease and seemingly without issues even with minimal care. With care she can produce hefty buds, as kept mine small my flowers reflect but still produced great smelling powerfully buds 🌱 Cycle finished in time essentially with ease and I'd be happy too recomend this strain from fastbuds. I will update with more images and videos upon timing complete and give dry weight ect, these girls wont bring much but smell absolute treat. Atm I have tried 1 small nug but still not ready not long untill can trim up, great oils and taste just need a little cure up once finished. Tried uploading longer videos but again says error 👎 have now added few extra videos
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Well.. nice start of a new week. Still stretching so today changing water for fresh water. Going to level up the EC from tapwater 0.3 tot 0.7 with CalMag before adding nutrients. Then raising the EC to 2.2 I hope (depending on the PH not dropping below 5.8). Hopefully they will consume less water and therefore stop stretching.. We will just see what happens. Easy to lower EC afterwards and also easy to raise PH. I just have to add some tapwater. 13/7 some shortages and maybe too much light. Reducing time with half an hour daily. Raised EC to 2.3
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Very good smell so far, exact fragrance that the other 2 phenos plants Ak420, hoping the best for a good sativa happy energetic high with that sweetness in flavor and aroma, let's see how she perfoms! 👨‍🌾💚🧡
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Day 43 : All of these girls are doing great now. They have been topped and quadlined and we have a few breaks to heal along the way but all in all doing good. #7 looks the most productive so far but they are very close to each other on vigour. They have been given MC to this point but once in their final pots , its water and teas for their full cycle only. I have finished the rebuild with better insulation and a lot more reflective surface for this run so let's see if I can squeeze another 41oz + from this run. So far a very impressive tester batch. I am hoping to flip them in about 2 weeks time so let's see how they do.
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She's stretching a bit. I switched to 12/12 sometime last week. She's looking happy and healthy as is
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Las flores se van cerrando y las hojas secandose dando como resultado un final exitoso
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This week have been amazing. The buds are swelling up and the smell is overwhelming. I broke the stem on one plant and that have damaged it and the result was smaller buds than the rest of the plants. I got 2 orange sherberts that are 1-2 weeks behind in flower and reason unknown. My 2 Haze strains are finishing up rather quickly leaving the Sherberts as the slowest finisher out of the 5 strains from Barney's. Cookies and pink kush are the fastest to finish. All strains are bulking up very nicely. Pink kush: Slow in early veg with beautiful leaves true to the kush strains. I fed them half strenght and they were really loving it early on. Later in veg they went from being the smallest plants to being the biggest plants and for sure a heavy yielder. No issues thru out the grow. Just have no words for the bud structure and colors it is out of this reality to me. More than i could wish for. Just amazing colars thru out the 9 pink kush plants i have. Orange sherbert: This one was for sure the most promising early on with beautiful leaves as well as bouncing back from topping and defoliation. Never really had a problem with the strain other than some cal mag issue. Amazing bud structure taking form in week 6 just mind blowing really. Cookies kush: As vigorous as the Sherbert early on and just finishing out on top. One of the better plants i have is a Cookie but just beautiful flowers forming early on to bulk up and be like knuckles. The other cookie i got formed some abnormal buds almost like its a monstrosity. Just fat colars with Very thick and short pistils. Very sticky and agressive looking and just super pungent. G13 Haze: Did not really pay attention to this strain. I will comment on it after harvest. Utopia Haze: The Utopia Haze early on was very long and had huge leaves. Taller and bigger leaves than the rest but with very long spacing between the nodes. It was forming beautiful flowers that looked ready to harvest before any other strain in the tent. The buds look like the the ice cream on a ice cream cone. Just simply Amazing and beautiful. Cannot wait to keep it to myself and dear ones. It smells so sweet and with a twist of creamy caramel im just blown away.
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Day 98: I have not been active for the last 25 days, and only watered the plants, because of family emergency. I think it is time to harvest :) Tomorrow I will start cutting down the most dark buds, and slowly cut it all in the next couple of weeks
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Yo growmies! While all of Berlin was getting high at Mary Jane 2024, I paid my ladies a visit: Remember last week's manic defoliation? Yeah, let's just say I went a little Edward Scissorhands on the Pineapple Poison. It's because last year's monstrous Gelato that took two days to harvest (my arms were killing me!). This year's mission: big, juicy colas and a speedy harvest (last year it took us 2 days!). Well, the good news is, the Pineapple Poison is a tough cookie (or should I say, pineapple?). She bounced back like a champ! She's still on the short and bushy side, so I'm giving her a break from the shears this week. Just a few tiny shoots close to the main stem got evicted to keep those main colas in the spotlight. Speaking of spotlights, I also made a trippy video to test visuals for the contest. Let me know what you think of the hazy, dream-like vibe. Is it artsy or just accidentally blurry? You be the judge! Oh, and I discovered a couple of resident snails on the Pineapple Poison. Thankfully, these little guys seem to be no harm. We'll call them our "ganja garden guardians". In fact, I noticed with every outdoor grow that Cannabis plants create a tiny ecosystem for all kinds creepers and crawlers who like to soak up the flower fumes and chill out in the leafy shade, Stay tuned, growmies! Next week, we'll see if the Pineapple Poison keeps on churning out those juicy colas. And who knows, maybe I'll find a way to channel my inner pruning master without turning this into a harvest marathon again! High fives all around!
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Day 55 since planting out: Having messed my weeks up a little and now sorting them correctly, these ladies are on par with how I expect photoperiods to be developing so I feel in my comfort zone again. The Los has been an amazing medium for this strain it seems and she is huge. At present she is the biggest girl in the room and her 2 sisters look set to follow suit when given some more space next week. They look like they could go till mid january before their harvest which is a bonus as they will get 3 weeks under their own lights with a nice spread out to hit all those bud sites with full par for their finish. #2 Has the potential for hugeness too but being cramped in at present is keeping her growing. #3 is plodding along waiting for her neighbours to move out so she can steal their sun lounger spot the minute they leave for harvest. They are all starting to smell nice and sweet at the slightest disturbing of their buds and I cannot wait to sample this much respected strain for myself.
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Slowly recovering. Still most painful grow so far, the dying leaves irk me so much. But nonetheless steady growth on the buds and hopefully stays like this
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Not much to do with Autos. I take a handful of leaves everytime I'm in the tent. Veg thru 2-3 weeks of flower.
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Nach langer Pause und einigen Umbauten an meiner Growbox wird mal wieder ein neuer Grow gestartet. Das Grow Setup: Meine Eigenbau-Growbox (0,51m x 0,51m x 1m) ist als gewachsenes Hobbyprojekt zwar mittlerweile ziemlich verbastelt, aber bevor sie vielleicht mal irgendwann komplett neu und sauber aufgebaut wird, dient dieser Grow noch mal als Test für die zuletzt umgesetzten Änderungen an meinem Setup. Diese sind u.A.: - neue Software für das HMI zur Gesamtsteuerung der Anlage - neue Firmware für die verwendeten Microcontroller - neuer Abluftventliator: Aygrochy, Ø 100mm Rohrventilator Regelbar, EC-Motor Rohrlüfter 221m³/h, - neue Aktivkohlefilter: Airontek, Ø100mm x 20cm, 240m³/h - neue automatische Bewässerung, bestehend aus einem 5L Camping-Kanister als Tank, 12V Auquarienpumpe + 12V Magnetventil, Top-Feeder Einheit (Eigenkonstruktion, 3D-Druck) - kleinere Änderungen wie Schleppkette, neues Gitter für Umluftlüfter und Webcam-Halterung aus 3D-Drucker Sonstige Features: - 2x 80mm be quiet! Lüfter für die Zuluft - 1x 140mm be quiet! Lüfter für die Umluft, oszillierend, höhenverstellbar - Airontek Ultraschall-Mini-Luftbefeuchter 2,3 Liter - Mars Hydro TS1000, 150W, Vollspektrum-LED-Pflanzenlampe Die Sorte: Ich habe mich dieses Mal für eine photoperiodische Sorte entschieden, da ich vorhabe die Pflanze etwas aggressiver zu trainieren (Stichwort Mainlining) und der Pflanze somit zum Einen mehr Regenerationszeit zwischendurch geben kann und zum Anderen hoffentlich auch die Höhe etwas besser steuern kann, wenn ich entscheide wann es Zeit für die Blüte wird und nicht die Pflanze selbst. Die Wahl fiel aufgrund des THC-Gehalts und der geringen Höhe im Indoor Grow dabei auf die Gelato feminized von Zamnesia. Die Keimung: Den Samen habe ich am Abend des (09.07.26) zur Keimung zwischen 2 feuchte Küchentücher in eine kleine Tupperbox gelegt. Sobald die Keimwurzel 1-2 cm lang ist, kommt der Samen in die Erde. Bis dahin habe ich heute mit den sonstigen Vorbereitungen begonnen: Als Pflanzbehälter verwende ich wieder meine modifizierte Aufbewahrungsbox (ca. 11 Liter). Diese wurde gründlich gereinigt und anschließend eine Drainageschicht aus Pflanzton eingefüllt (bodendeckend, ca. 2,5 cm). Nebenbei habe ich damit begonnen das Hydrogel vorzubereiten, welches ich bei diesem Durchlauf testweise unter die Erde mischen möchte. Das Hydrogel soll der Erde dabei helfen, Feuchtigkeit und Nährstoffe länger zu halten und sollte daher ein etwas selteneres Bewässern ermöglichen. Da die Packung auf bis zu 30 Liter Erde ausgelegt ist, habe ich nur 1/3 verwendet und lasse dieses in einem Eimer mit ca 3,3 Liter Wasser etwa 24 Stunden aufquellen. Als Erde verwende ich einen Mix aus BioBizz All Mix und All Mix Peat free, da ich von beiden noch angefangene Säcke da habe, die ich aufbrauchen möchte. Der Samen war am Nachmittag des 12.07.2026 bereit eingepflanzt zu werden. Zunächst wurde die Erde mit dem gequollenen Hydrogel vermischt und in den Pflanzbehälter gefüllt. Anschließend habe ich diese noch mal mit etwa 1 Liter Wasser angegossen: - Temp: 22,4°C - EC: 0,74mS/cm - pH: 6,35 - Dünger: 0,4ml/L Root Juice + 0,2ml/L Acti-Vera + 0,134g/L Bittersalz Danach wurde der Samen mit einer Pinzette in ein ca. 2cm tiefes Loch in die Erde gelegt und vorsichtig mit Erde bedeckt. Das Licht wurde eingeschalten, damit der Keimling direkt Licht bekommt, sobald er aus der Erde bricht: - Zyklus: 18/6 - Entfernung: ca. 20cm - Leistung: ca. 20% - DLI-Wert ~12 Auch die Automatik für den Luftbefeuchter wurde direkt aktiviert, um dem Keimling von Anfang an ein angenehmes Klima zu gönnen: - rel. Luftfeuchtigkeit: min. 60%, max. 75% - VPD-Zielwert: 0,4-0,8kPa Etwa 32 Stunden nach dem Einpflanzen des Samens hat die kleine Lady ihren Kopf aus der Erde gestreckt. Damit ist dies für mich der letzte Tag der Keimungsphase und wir gehen über in die Sämlingsphase, welche ich im Rahmen dieses Grow Diary der Wachstumsphase zurechne. Update: Da Sämling Nummer 1 an Tag 3 einfach umgefallen ist und sich leider nicht von seinem Schwächeanfall erholt hat, war der erste Versuch leider schon nach wenigen Tagen gescheitert. Ich gehe davon aus, das ich einfach viel zu früh damit begonnen habe zu Gießen. Das Substrat war zwar oberflächlich bereits getrocknet, doch vermutlich durch das Hydrogel unter der Oberfläche noch so feucht, dass mein frühes Gießen einfach zu viel war. Auch war das Licht zu Beginn vielleicht etwas zu schwach, was zu einer schwachen Basis des Stils führte. Zusammen mit dem trotzdem recht schnellen Wachstum und der vielleicht etwas zu stark eingestellten Umluft, war diese Kombination anscheinend tötdlich für den Sämling. Ich verbuche das unter: Wieder was gelernt! Zum Glück habe ich noch einen Samen der gleichen Sorte da. Diesen lasse ich gerade Keimen. Hierzu habe ich diesen als kleinen Startboost für ca. 6 Stunden in ein Wasserglas gelegt und anschließend in ein Cocos-Quelltab eingepflanzt (17.07.26), welchen ich mit ph-reguliertem Leitungswasser habe quellen lassen. Sobald das erste Grün das Licht an der Oberfläche erblickt, kommt die Anzuchtschale in die Growbox und ich lasse den Keimling erst mal ein paar Tage den Quelltab durchwurzeln. Anschließend wird dieser dann wieder in das finale Planzfgefäß gesetzt. Dort werde ich jedoch die lokale Anzuchtzone vom AllMix-Hydrogel-Mix befreien und dafür mit etwas BioBizz Light Mix ohne Hydrogel wieder auffüllen, um die Gefahr lokaler Staunässe zu minimieren.
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Second week of overdrive , and getting ready to flush for next next week res has been topped up and diluted down the mixture to ensure no over feeding or blockages happening and also to encourage the purple n black colours to come through . More comments said on the video as well
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This week the Apricot continues to impress with very even bud development and a strong, healthy structure after the last defoliation. Bud sites are stacking nicely across the entire canopy, with early but already heavy trichome coverage on the sugar leaves. What really stands out is the aroma: it already smells clearly like apricot jam, thick, fruity and unmistakable, not the usual generic sweetness of early flower. The plant shows no stress and reacts very well to the current feeding, so no changes were made. If development continues like this, this looks like a very promising and highly aromatic harvest in the making.
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Week 5 of veg: repotted into the final 12L pots using a 100% organic soil mix I made myself with dry organic amendments only — no bottled organic products. Watered with compost tea, and bent/trained the plants to shape the canopy for a SOG setup. For this keeper hunt (if we find one), we have three Blue Honey candidates: BH1, BH2, and BH4. Root-wise, BH1 seems to have slightly more mass, but nothing dramatically different. Structurally, BH1 and BH2 responded well so far, while BH4 stayed much smaller and stockier — we’ll see how it develops, but at the moment BH4 is trailing behind.