Nothing to do now only be patient

3 Weeks of VEGETATION I’m absolutely thrilled with how things are going. It has a rich, lush green color.🌱🌿 The cress I used as a mulch layer has grown beautifully and still looks really nice.😍 It handles full sun more than just fine... and the little Frostbanger seems to have adapted very well to the nutrient content of the Living Soil.

03.08.26 eine weitere Woche in einem episch heißen Sommer bricht an für die kleinen Autos auf meinem Balkon. Ich möchte an dieser Stelle die Gründe dafür teilen, warum ich in Zukunft keine Autos mehr auf diesem Balkon anbauen werde. Auch beste Genetik, wie diese Saison wird beschränkt durch den halben Tag direkte Sonne die der Standort bekommt. Bei einer verkürzten Zeitspanne für vegetatives Wachstum ist die Chance einfach gering, am Ende für mich zufriedenstellende Ergebnisse zu erzielen was den Aufwand angeht. Aktuell sehe ich, das die Hubbabubba Haze auf jeden Fall schöne und auch zahlreiche Buds liefert, die weiter anschwellen, gut riechen und mir für meinen Bedarf ausreichend Ertrag liefern werden. Selbst im Schatten der Großen in dem sie nun die meiste Zeit sind ist das gegeben. Dennoch möchte ich unter den geltenden Regeln für den Eigenanbau in Zukunft lieber drei ordentliche Tannen haben. Davon abgesehen von ich mit der Genetik zufrieden, es riecht nun schon deutlich auf dem Balkon und ich freue mich auf Haze aus eigenem Anbau. Ich schätze das die kleinen Ende August reif sein werden und bin entspannt im Hinblick auf den Urlaub, da die Bewässerung nun gut funktioniert. Ich bin nun von Zitronensäure auf Phosphorsäure umgestiegen da ich hoffe den Ph Wert im Wassertank damit länger stabil zu halten (und keinen Biofilm zu bekommen) während meiner Abwesenheit in der das Reservoir drei oder vier Tage halten soll bevor es aufgefüllt wird. Happy growing allerseits!

in the last pic i show what to me is a deficiency of potassium in the early stage. To repair this issue I'm gonna take something like big bud from advanced nutrients, what do you guys think? Apart from that I think everything is ok, the overall health is good, the leaves have a nice green, no excessive sign of pests... let's hope that doesn't change same diet as the previous weeks, I'm gonna make an update next week

Esta semana ha llovido mucho(desde el lunes hasta el jueves) y la maceta se siente pesada, espero que pronto salga el sol y no aparezcan hongos, He regado apenas con tricodermas como para combatir futuros hongos. Por calendario le faltan 2 semanas...

Hi guys this circle was a perfect one mix of auto and regular plant lucky everything run good and on time whit my program I will keep you informed about the harvest! I will cut next week the trichomes is half way between milk and Ambra color

Can see 2 different phenos

3 erma cutted

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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All good.

No signs of bug; yellow spots have been seen. .

here we see how the girls are advancing, the buds are becoming clearer and clearer which makes us feel that it will be a decent harvest at least, we cross our fingers.

G'day, Things are going well, she's really growing now, having to adjust LST every couple of days to keep her down to fill the area. Bought all the bits to make a scrog net out of pipes and netting which will be installed in next few days. I replaced piping from transparent to black, the transparent ones were starting to grow algae, probs wouldn't cause an issue but didn't wanna take any chances. Changed the reservoir back to black with a spare lid that I had, as the white lid was solar paint I kept being blinded, was getting close to leaving the grow room with a white stick lol Upped the nutrients up to 797 at TDS 0.5. P.s I am really surprised the small plant hasn't had nutrient burn, TDS is like triple what it should be for a plant of that size! Thanks guys... 😊

Week 2 - the growth is very good and I can see a healthy root development at the bottom. I watered twice this week - a little dryback in the first weeks should be good to promote roots. DLI 20 / EC 1.2

At the beginning of the week I thought it would be a harvest week, but it drives me crazy: as it goes on to develop so greatly that I am not sure it will be done in more couple of weeks!...

I was very shocked on how fast it grewand how much it produced very great strain a must for you Indica lovers very strong I went to about 80% red hairs perfect smoke a lot of cannabinoids and a lot of leftover sugar leaves great for lovers of bubble hash