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Flowering W4 D1
Girls need defoliation and pruning, after NY as soon as possible
Light intensity - 800-950 MAX PPFD , Light distance - 50/55cm, DLI - 40, Light Interval 12/12, SCL - 45%
Midea 28c1% day/night, TM 68/58%RH, AC Infinity AUTO - 4/3
Day RH - 67/70%, Night RH - 57/60%,
Day Temperature - 26.5/28c, Night Temperature - 22c/23c
Leaf temperature 24/25,
VPD Day - 1.0/1.1 , VPD Night 1.0/1.1
CO2 - 400+PPM
Nutrient Tank - 2.80EC, PH-5.88 Temperature - 19/20c, ORP-500/600mV
Day Misting - 30sON/20minOFF + 1 x 4min shot
Night Misting - 45sON/45min OFF
Runoff - 10.00h r3110/6.12PH, 19.00 r2900,
Flowering W4 D2
Canopy @ 115cm , highest top is around 120cm, mauby less than 3cm from last two days, stretch slowing down!
Start Bulking this girls, new irrigation program - cascading solenoid valves @ 10 minute
Keeping nutrient strength and composition untouched for this week
Light intensity - 800-980 MAX PPFD , Light distance - 50/55cm, DLI - 40, Light Interval 12/12, SCL - 50%
Midea 28c1% day/night, TM 68/58%RH, AC Infinity AUTO - 4/3
Day RH - 67/70%, Night RH - 57/60%,
Day Temperature - 26.5/28c, Night Temperature - 22c/23c
Leaf temperature 24/25,
VPD Day - 1.0/1.1 , VPD Night 1.0/1.1
CO2 - 400+PPM
Nutrient Tank - 2.80EC, PH-5.88 Temperature - 19/20c, ORP-500/600mV
Day Misting - 30sON/20minOFF-cascading's selenoid valves + 3 x (3+4+6min) shot
Night Misting - 30sON/45min OFF
Runoff 10.00 r3210ec, 14.00h-3030ec/6.20ph, 19.00h-r2840EC,
Flowering W4 D3
Clean nutrient tank, all filters and return line.
Mix fresh nutrient solution Athena Balance + Bloom + Core + H4SiO2
Defoliation and pruning on all girls. Lovely job so far on this grow. Tons of good bud sites!
Light intensity - 850-980 MAX PPFD , Light distance - 50/55cm, DLI - 42, Light Interval 12/12,
SCL @ 50% - DeepRed @ 60%, FarRed @ 25%
Midea 27c10% day/night, TM 67/56%RH, AC Infinity AUTO - 4/3
Day RH - 66/70%, Night RH - 55/59%,
Day Temperature - 26.5/28c, Night Temperature - 22c/23c
Leaf temperature 24/25,
VPD Day - 1.1/1.2 , VPD Night 1.0/1.2
CO2 - 400+PPM
Nutrient Tank - 2.60EC, PH-5.79, Temperature - 18/19c, ORP-700/800mV
Day Misting - 30sON/20minOFF + 3 x (3+4+6min) shot
Night Misting - 45sON/45min OFF
Runoff - 10.00h-r3080ec/6.20PH, 16.00h-r2840ec, 19.00h-r2740ec, 21.00h-r2640ec/5.95ph
Flowering W4 D4
Light intensity - 800-1080 PPFD , Light distance - 50/55cm, DLI - 42, Light Interval 12/12,
SCL @ 50% - DeepRed @ 70%, FarRed @ 25%
Midea 27c5% day/night, TM 67/56%RH, AC Infinity AUTO - 4/3
Day RH - 66/70%, Night RH - 55/59%,
Day Temperature - 26.5/28c, Night Temperature - 22c/23c
Leaf temperature 24/25,
VPD Day - 1.1/1.2 , VPD Night 1.0/1.2
CO2 - 400+PPM
Nutrient Tank - 2.65EC, PH-5.80, Temperature - 17/19c, ORP-700/800mV
Day Misting - 35sON/20minOFF + 3 x (3+4+6min) shot
Night Misting - 30sON/40min OFF
Runoff - 10.00h-r2740ec/6.00PH...20.00h-r2780ec..
Flowering W4 D5
Light intensity - 800-1080 PPFD , Light distance - 50/55cm, DLI - 42, Light Interval 12/12,
SCL @ 50% - DeepRed @ 70%, FarRed @ 25%
Midea 27c5% day/night, TM 67/56%RH, AC Infinity AUTO - 4/3
Day RH - 66/70%, Night RH - 55/59%,
Day Temperature - 26.5/28c, Night Temperature - 22c/23c
Leaf temperature 24/25,
VPD Day - 1.1/1.2 , VPD Night 1.0/1.2
CO2 - 400+PPM
Nutrient Tank - 2.65EC, PH-5.81, Temperature - 17/18c, ORP-700/800mV
Day Misting - 35sON/20minOFF + 3 x (3+4+6min) shot
Night Misting - 30sON/40min OFF
Runoff - 10.00h-r2830ec/6.02PH, 21.00h-2650ec/5.92ph
Flowering W4 D6
Add DIY under canopy light - 2 x 80w bars , curious to see results on lower buds
Light intensity - 800-1080 PPFD , Light distance - 50/55cm, DLI - 42, Light Interval 12/12,
SCL @ 50% - DeepRed @ 100%, FarRed @ 30%, UCL-50%
Midea 27c5% day/night, TM 67/56%RH, AC Infinity AUTO - 4/3
Day RH - 66/70%, Night RH - 55/59%,
Day Temperature - 26.5/28c, Night Temperature - 22c/23c
Leaf temperature 25/26,
VPD Day - 1.1/1.2 , VPD Night 1.0/1.2
CO2 - 400+PPM
Nutrient Tank - 2.55EC, PH-6.00, Temperature - 17/18c, ORP-600/800mV
Day Misting - 45sON/20minOFF + 1 x (8min) shot
Night Misting - 45sON/45min OFF
Runoff - 10.00h-r2800ec/6.00PH, 22.00h-r2810ec,
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@MrCOCO
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The girls grew up again and are already 110 cm tall. I don't see any problems ... I did supercroping and they are fine too ... We keep going ...🍃🍃🍃
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@green_impression
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Hey friends,little plant update. All three doing very well and the smell from this plants already coming in very nice. The Rainbow Melon (in the front of the tent) was stretching a bit higher than the papaya sherbert (left back corner) and the Gorilla Melon (right back corner) so i installed a scrog net and maintained the canopy between them.
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@Unkraut
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Finally it's harvest time! I really can't wait for this strain to finish drying...it smells so delicious...
Gave them only water with some clean fruits which is basicly humic acid for 10 days not because of some 'washing' just because i want to reuse some of the earth to keep some of the established beneficial bacteria and want it drained of most fertilizer
Actually i don't believe in 'washing' ...i don't wash my garden tomatoes too...neither did i with my outdoor cannabis plants that grew in the ground and i found no evidence of any difference in harshness or taste
Next week some update with final weight and of course a smoke report
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📋 Grow Diaries: Week 12 Log – The Organic Pivot
The Durban Poison crew DP1, DP4, DP5, and DP6 is officially off the bottle. Running short on liquid vegetative nutrients forced a shift in the garden strategy, and the decision was made to ditch the synthetic/liquid lines completely in favor of a 100% organic, microbe-rich regimen.
The immediate explosion of new vegetative tops proving that these pure sativa genetics thrive when fed naturally on the deck.
The Feeding Regimen: Castings & Kelp
The Top-Dress:** Two days ago, the entire quartet received a heavy top-dressing of pure worm castings across their 25-gallon root zones, providing a slow-release blanket of nitrogen, micronutrients, and humic acids.
Today's Feeding: Followed up today with a rich sea kelp drench. The liquid kelp acts as a perfect complement to the castings, packing the soil with natural cytokinins and auxins to stimulate lateral branching and provide environmental stress protection against the intense high-plains UV and wind.
The Reaction: The response was instantaneous. New tops are aggressively forming across all four canopies, pushing vibrant, healthy green growth from the inner nodes outward.
🌿 Individual Plant Progress & Observations
DP1 (The Lattice Frontier)
Satus: The central shoots have officially reached the lower edge of the bamboo-mounted elastic lattice. She isn't quite tall enough to begin tucking horizontally yet, so the plan is to let her poke through by 2–3 inches before naturally guiding her growth outward to open up the canopy space.
DP4 (The Main-Line Grid)
Status: Symmetrical tops are reaching straight for the sky next to the railing irrigation hub. The kelp feeding today is providing excellent structural flexibility to the main stems, preparing them beautifully to expand into the lower grid squares.
DP6 (The Low-Stress Explosion)
Status:Displaying phenomenal reaction to the new organic diet. Tied down aggressively with twine to the fabric pot handles, the flattened canopy has allowed the worm castings and kelp to force hidden lower nodes straight to the surface, creating an incredibly bushy profile loaded with fresh tops.
DP5 (The Canopy Leader)
Status: Massive, dense, and wide. DP5 is completely capitalizing on the 25-gallon container volume, showing thick stalks and wide fan leaves that are taking full advantage of today's microbial wash.
⚙️ Deck Infrastructure & Logistics
Status:*The entire layout is locked in. The automated watering lines are perfectly dialed to wash the top-dressed nutrients down into the pots, the wheeled dollies are making plant rotation effortless, and the companion marigolds are holding down pest security on the perimeter. The large white mixing bucket is staying active at the ready for the organic tea brews.
Grower's Note: Moving away from liquid nutrients was a forced play, but the sheer speed at which these plants are forming new tops demonstrates that living soil biology is exactly what this Durban Poison lineage wanted. Canopy training will continue as they naturally expand into their spaces next week.
Update 6.6.2026: Recieved a camera to keep a close eye on the girls. 😳💪
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@Giuliojuana
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La settimana sta andando bene qualsiasi Consiglio su come migliorare è ben accetto
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@Klwenoo
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Seguimos con el Seguimiento pasado con el proceso de Floracion. dando un cuidado diario y constante
Led: Tesla 540 W
Carpa: Indoorbox
Sustrato: Bio bizz
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@Headies
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this is weeks 5 and 6.I topped them and trained the branches out to the side. Plus I broke one... I tried to save it but it broke again later
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@xbrico
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Day 50 - All still ticking along nicely. Tank topped up the other night...think I am starting to see the 1st signs of Stretch, 1 week in to 12/12 (well, for the 1st few days it was more 12.25/11.75 but its adjusted now.
Now just tucking and weaving the canopy and attempting to keep things even(ish).
Refreshed the CO2 Milk Jug and thats about it for today.
Enjoy the time lapse of last week (!st week of 12/12).
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@DudeGrowsWeed
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Welcome to the 2018/19 indoor grow season!!! I am totally psyched to be growing Blackberry from FastBuds as one of the first strains this season. I was fortunate enough to have won 7th place for my Tangie'matic diary and won seeds from FastBuds. When searching the FastBuds website for a strain to choose I was looking for something purple and fruity. I think I found the answer here in BlackBerry.
One of the seeds was started a couple of days ahead of the other. The first seedling is looking pretty good, the second not as much, but I'm confident it will grow out of its funk. I am seeing some signs of burn, I guess the soil must be too hot. I started to try to flush through with straight ph'ed water, but then I started seeing signs of overwatering (rookie mistake, I know). Now I'm just trying to keep a little water on the bottom tray so it generates some humidity in the dome. There's also a heat mat under the tray I have the heat mat on a timer also, 30 min on/30 min off cycling all day. It seemed to get too hot on 24/7.
I'll be transplanting and moving to my 2'x4' tent in about a week. They will live there during veg, then I'll be moving to a 4'x8' tent (not purchased yet) for flower. I'm also planning on adding some COB LED's in the flower tent. Then I'll dedicate my 2x4 tent to mothers, clones and seedlings.
Its going to be a little different this season with both photo period and autoflowering strains going at the same time. But I'm looking forward to it! 👍
Stay tuned...
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@Koku_green
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Very happy with the result just few more days to smoke some weed thanks for everyone that helped me out when I asked for a question ❓ to help me out see you all for the next grow . Later Next week I will make a n update on the scale ⚖️ 😄
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@PointNShoot
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Week 7 of flower 🌸
Day 126: watered
Day 127:
Day 128: watered
Day 129:
Day 130: fed
Day 131:
Day 132: watered
This week has gone without any issues; which is a nice change lol, RH is stead at 50 during the day and up to 55 at night.
Debating wether to start 2 weeks flush now and ride it out or push these ladies a few more weeks 🤔
Colas Getting nice and fat tho, a sweet sweaty stink.
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@Pokan187
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Was on a 2 weeks vacation, just got back, found a lot of yellow leaves on the Runtz which is normal at this stage I think, te Sour Diesel is looking light green and the G13 is looking great and smelling marvelous.
I will be adding some natural flowering mix
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@AestheticGenetix
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Can't upload as many great pictures as I would like. But she is cut and hanging as of 9/3/25
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@Chi_K24
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Hey guys, Into week 8 and the ladies have bushed out considerably even after last week's defoliation! I will have to plan to defoiliate again this upcoming week!
The plants are doing well, I have not watered these plants since Monday of this week and we had 2 large t-storms roll through the past 2 days. I will be holding off watering since they got allot of rain water.
This comming week I will be planning to possibly top but mainly to start our 2nd round of amendments. Sticking to same formula of 2tsb per gal of 70/30 ratio 444 to 284.
I also found the holy grail of prevent maint for fungus gnats. This stuff I found at my ls call aquabac mosquito larvacide. Works great on gnat larvae. All you need is to use 1-2 tbs in a tea bag and let it soak in water for 24-48hr before watering. Hopfully it will prevent any fg infestation.
Have a good one guys and see you on the next update.