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Week 3 By week three, the plant begins to show a clearer structure. Leaf size increases slightly, and the stem thickens just enough to support the growing foliage. Internodal spacing remains tight, reinforcing its compact growth pattern. The plant still lags behind others in height and spread, but its overall appearance remains healthy and controlled. There are no visual deficiencies, and growth continues steadily, if modestly.
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Welcome to my Apricot Auto Diary sponsored by Fastbuds & Xpert Nutrients, with Spider-Farmer lights from sponsored last Yr. Days 49-56 Week 8, 2nd Fattening Week She's bulking up nicely. Buds are swelling by the Day, armoa is super fruity. Defo lives up to its name. Hints of fuel (associated with a strong THC pheno). Sticky Fingers + Sugar Shot is making a huge difference in the aroma. Extremely frosty, Resin glands popping. Nutrients [ Master Bloom + Bloom Booster 1.5ML/L 550 core NPK grow + Bloom Stimulate, Ph 6.1 to 6.7 ] [ Enzyme + Master Root 1ML/L 400 ppm PH 6.4, PH'ed to 6.8 ] [ Sticky Fingers / Sugar Shot 1ml/L 300ppm PH 6.2 to 6.7 ] [ Slica .8ml/L 200ppm 8.9 ph'ed to 6.7 ] [ Water 105ppm PH 6.7 ] 700ml of each solution given weekly. Master Bloom + bloom booster 2x a week DLI 52 1050PPF for 14hrs a Day. Thanks to my sponsors, much appreciated for allowing to test your products Appreciated to my viewers also. DISCOUNT CODE FROM XPERT NUTRIENTS 20% (code:ggst). Thanks for stopping by.
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Genética muy estable, floración rápida, hermoso color y bastante generosa 💚❤️
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Hi guys, What's up? Welcome back to Queen Peaky's Flower Gardens Here we are! Our little girls have just begun to open their buds to bloom in the best possible way! Happy blooming everyone guys 😋
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Essa semente da Mandarim Cream Auto da Puro Instinto está se desenvolvendo muito bem e veloz. Talvez tenha um lapso no registro inicial da planta , mas k mais importante mesmo é quando ela entrar na floração.
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The Bubble OG plants are looking awesome! My tallest one is stacking up with super dense buds. It's crazy to think that the other one is almost ready to chop – the colors are so vibrant. And then there's that short and squat one with the purple leaves. It's definitely the oddball of the bunch, but I kind of like it. The past few weeks have been so beautiful, watching the plants grow and change. It's amazing how something so small and fragile can turn into something so strong and vibrant. Now that they're getting ready to bloom, it feels a little bittersweet. I'm so excited to see the finished product, but I'll definitely miss having them around while they're growing.
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420Fastbuds FBT2313/ Week 7 These two beautiful girls are growing amazing. Starting to smell super strong and frosty. I noticed some fade so I upped the nitrogen for one feeding and it seemed help. Over all super exciting times in the weeks to come. Happy Growing
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Hello everyone week 1 has passed for this Gorilla Cookies auto from Fast Buds 😎 this plant is doing very well growing at fast pace and with a beautiful green colour on the leaves. Spider Farmer SE-7000 50% wish you all happy growing!
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Leckere Zitronische Sorte! Kann leicht Übergossen werden sonst sehr einfach für den Anbau Guter erster Grow! Kleine Fehler waren dabei: -Übergossen -Zu spät in die Blüte geschickt daher über Lampe hinaus gewachsen -Trauermücken Befall am Ende der Blüte - Sehr fluffige Blüten durch die Fehler Aber sonst extrem leckerer und intersive Sorte echt zu empfehlen 👍🏻🍍☣️
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12/10/18 Day 54 Not long left now, started the flush 4 days ago but I feel as if I might have left it a little too late. Looking to harvest day 60, some of the trichomes are cloudy but the buds have swollen quite a bit and the calyxes are retracting more and more daily. Not too worried about the relatively short flush since I didn't really go overboard with the nutes but I'd like to get the colours to fade a little before chopping, even if this means pushing it to day 64-65.
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First week of flower is in the books. I posted my feeding schedule in the pics above. If you find yourself looking at it wondering why you're seeing back to back feeds with mycos or teas its because with organics you never want to let your pots dry out. You obviously dont want to waterlog the pots but you need to find that balance with watering so as to keep your ecosystem happy and active. It's not a feed/water/water system where you're watering every other day as you do with salt based bottled nutrients. Always remember you're feeding the microboes/fungi/bactria and they are feeding your plants. If you dry your pots out with organics those elements become dormant and or die off which will lead to deficiencies and a weakened immune system. The week was going smoothly until last night. The timer for whatever reason didnt kill the lights after 12 hrs had past so they got a little over an hr of extra light. To help maintain consistency with the plants I just altered on/off times to make sure they still recieved 12 hrs of darkness. So I was running 6pm-6am now with the overage last night I'm running 730pm-730am. I have heard some horror stories about how something like this has affected people's plants but they are few and far between. I'm not overly worried about it as a plant thats growing outdoors never gets a true 12/12 lighting period. I caught it early, adjusted my lighting schedule to accommodate a 12 hr off period, and being so early in the flowering stage I should be ok. Obviously it goes without saying but this is taboo and not something you want to be making a habit of with photoperiod plants. My dehumidifier also decided to do it's own thing last night and didn't shut off as per the settings (set to 45%) and as a result it pulled my humidty down to 39% down from the 45%-47% that the room usually runs at. As a result my temps rose into the 28-29 Celsius range overnight up from the 25-26 Celcius (my preferred flowering temps) that the room usually sees. So she was quite the party downstairs while I was sleeping. To my surprise when I turned the lights on the plants looked very happy and healthy and immediately started praying to the sun gods. I got lucky here with respect to what I was speaking about above with watering practices and organics. As I keep my pots in the sweet spot with daily waterings this didnt negatively affect the plants. I've prepped and am bubbling a compost tea (posted a video) which will be fed tomorrow. I also through some organic popcorn seeds and organic mung bean seeds in the seed sprouter (pic posted above) to make a popcorn/mung bean SST for the plants that's loaded with all kinds of enzymes and goodness. It's also pretty sweet to be able to say you feed your plants popcorn. Like I mean really though 😁. I'll talk a little more about SSTs next week but if your curious about it there are many websites about this topic, homesteadandchill.com would be a great place to start. They lightly touch on topic without diving to deep into the science behind it so it's easy reading to help introduce you.
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Week one starts today well actually yesterday Feb 9th was first day but who cares imma document it as today top dressed with power bloom days ago and top watered today Since the bottom watering pan was dry