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Another week down! Training finished and the net installed will take from here... Trying to find the balance between the high temps outside and high humidity inside the tent.
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La plante a fortement jauni cette semaine et des taches sont apparues Flo 23: Arrosage eau Flo 24: Pulvérisation de 3ml de Vita Race
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The Oasis Project Durban Poison Quartet: Week 13 Grow Diary Report The Durban Poison quartet is showing great vitality this week, basking in full outdoor sunlight on the deck. All four plants are fully in their vegetative stage, pushing out healthy fan leaves and developing unique physical profiles across their individual fabric pots. Individual Plant Breakdown DP1: This plant features a very distinct, open growth structure compared to its siblings. The branches are long, reaching outward and upward with plenty of space between the nodes. It is highly scannable, making it easy to see through to the inner stems. It looks vigorous and is taking full advantage of the ambient light. DP5: Showing off a much bushier, dense canopy than Plant #1. The leaves are clustered tightly together, creating a thick dome of foliage. The rich green coloring looks strong, though there are a few minor leaf imperfections typical of outdoor grows, likely from wind or light exposure. DP6: This is the absolute powerhouse of the group. Plant #6 has exploded into a massive, lush bush with dark green fan leaves. It has overtaken its pot size with heavy branching and dense growth, indicating a highly active root system and excellent nutrient uptake. DP4: Exhibiting a medium-bushy profile, sitting right between the open structure of #1 and the density of #5 and #6. Plant #4 shows some noticeable light-colored spotting and mild chlorosis (yellowing) on a few of its mid-to-lower fan leaves. Garden Notes & Observations Observation: Current Status Growth Stage: Late Vegetative Environment: Outdoor, full sun exposure Containers: Large black smart/fabric pots (including a 25-gallon container for Plant #4) Support Systems: Wooden bamboo stakes utilized across the pots to stabilize early branching Next Steps: Nutrient Check: Keep a close eye on Plant #4. The mild leaf spotting and fading could point to the beginning of a minor nutrient deficiency (possibly nitrogen or magnesium) or slight watering stress. A gentle, balanced feeding might be needed to green it back up. Canopy Management: With Plant #6 getting so incredibly dense, it might benefit from some light defoliation of the inner/lower leaves in the coming weeks to improve airflow and prevent moisture traps. Overall, the quartet is looking fantastic, strong, and well-positioned as they continue their outdoor vegetative cycle. Say hello to the new member of the Oasis Project, Pablo the Prickly Pear. Native to the high plains of Colorado. Look quick, she about to bloom and it only lasts for a day!
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British Delight - Wizard Trees Day 77 - Watered with 3L of RO tap water with nutrients, mixed individually, in order and then pH'd to 6.3! Week 6 of flower and she's growing good, she's very bushy so I had to remove a lot of foliage from her, especially at her canopy level, as it was blocking the whole plant from receiving sufficient light 😅 as a result, she's the shortest plant in the tent, so she'll have to be raised up to meet the rest of the canopy - let's hope she starts bulking fast now 🙏🏻
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Well its a late update from down under.. and its been shit. No other words for it. After all that un seasonal tropical rain a month back my Caramelo was hating life with water logged roots and was wilting badly for more days than id like, she recovered just fine... or so I thought. Thats when I noticed the Spider mites and a small patch of mould rot on a pre flower bud, so I grabbed my trusty Lime Sulfur bottle and made up what I THOUGHT was my usual 1/2 strength mix to use.....But turns out due to a new smaller bottle and me using the wrong mix to start with (I normally use 1/2 the 30ml per lt mix for seedlings even on fully mature plants to avoid burning em, But I used the 50mls per ltr ratio at what I thought was 1/2 strength) AND my old bottle turns out to be 1.25ltrs and my new one was 750mls!! So long story finalized is I used 1.25 X the normal strength mix and burnt the shit out of ALL new shoots and pre flowers. Thus why im only posting a vid of the cat with the ZkittleZ who is loving life harder than any plant Ive had before -So will be focusing a bit more on her for a while now.
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Día 51 (22/07) Las plantas han reaccionado bien al 2º topping! 💥 Algunas de ellas ya empiezan a formar los nuevos brotes justo debajo del nudo cortado! Hoy NO necesitan riego, tras regar ayer con 1 Litro de Té Vegetativo de Lurpe! 💨😁 Día 52 (23/07) Las plantas empiezan a formar rapidamente nuevas ramas tras el topping! 😍 A pesar del alto calor (35 - 38 ºC), gracias al sombreado y el mulch se mantienen frescas y con la tierra humeda, ¡perfecto para los microorganismos del living soil! Riego: Solo es necesario regar a OnionOG #1 con 1 Litro de H20 pH 6,5 Día 53 (24/07) Riego: Solo es necesario regar a OnionOG #1 con 1 Litro de H20 pH 6,5. Esta planta se muestra muy sedienta comparada con el resto! Día 54 (25/07) Los nuevas ramas se lanzan al cielo! 💥 Me encanta ver como los nuevos brotes de un color verde palido (casi radiactivo) nacen entre el intenso verde oscuro de las hojas de abanico ya formadas Hace un dia nublado y con 29 ºC de maxima. No es necesario regar! Día 55 (26/07) Riego con 500 ml H2O pH 6,5 Día 56 (27/07) Retiro los ajustes de LST a la mayoria de las plantas, para que crezcan libres ahora que se acerca el stretch No es necesario regar Día 57 (28/07) Riego con 1 Litro H2O pH 6,5 con 25 ml/L de Humus de Lombriz Liquido Aplicación foliar Kelp hidrolizado de Lurpe Solutions a 0,25 ml/l 💦Nutrients by Lurpe Solutions - www.lurpenaturalsolutions.com 🌱Substrate PRO-MIX HP BACILLUS + MYCORRHIZAE - www.pthorticulture.com/en/products/pro-mix-hp-biostimulant-plus-mycorrhizae
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Well harvest day is here, there was so many problems but we got it to harvest and have ended up with some great smoking buds to see us through till the next crop.... thanks again to DankLandDownUnder for sticking by with his help and also helping me plan the next grow...
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*Increased PH to 850 *Noticed some yellowing maybe I need to increased feeding. *Starting to push out a weak citrus smell. *did a foliar and burned all the pistils :).
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She has become a beautiful little bush full of fat dense nuggets completely covered in fruity and sweet resin glands with some purple no tones in the buds. Love It!
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Day 28: start of week 5 i start to see a cal mag defency on the critical (see the leaf picture) I got no calmag as im very low on cash right now. hope she will do great without it ill put more pictures as the week progresses, the critical finishes at day 50 so theres only 3 weeks left The coockies are now on day 21 Update: Day 31 (see final video on this week) The calmag problem is very visible on one of the critical (bottom left) no too bad, the girl scout cookies had a nice stretch and the leaves gained a lot of size everything Goes well the coockies drink a lot now. See you at week 5
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She stayed small, in the veg stage its a bit a challenge to get the branches going its important u give all heads light by bending the big leaves under them, dont defoliate the big leaves as long the branches havent reached out over the pot, once she flowers she gave a quick stretch and all head started bulcking in no time. I love blue dream
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Flower Week 6 is over, and the girl is simply doing her thing while putting on an amazing display of fall colors. The tips of the leaves have started turning a beautiful dark purple against a bright green background, creating an amazing contrast across the canopy. At this point, the video really speaks for itself. :) 💜 The older fan leaves at the bottom continue to fade as the plant pulls the last bits of nitrogen from them. I’ve been letting them do their job and removing them once they turn brown, just before they’re ready to fall off by themselves. This week, she also received another dose of BioEnhancer. Other than that, there isn’t much intervention needed anymore. She’s just cruising along, focusing her energy on the flowers and slowly but surely making her way into the final couple of weeks. The experiment is still running smoothly, the colors are getting better by the day, and now it’s all about watching her finish. 🌸💜✨
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7/21/21: WEEK 6!!!!! She's looking pretty good and I'm super impressed with how well she has handled the heat, she's doing way better than some sativas we've grown indoors during summer..I think she'll start plumping up this week..we cut growth solution roughly a week ago but she's still pretty dark, I imagine there's a bunch in her media to use up yet.. we noticed a split starting down her main stem so we've released some pressureon the ties and wrappeda plant tie around the base temporarily... we'll update again midweek, thanks for reading and happy growing friends! 🐱❤️💡🌱 7/23/21: hairline split down the main stem has healed already, that's good news... buds are gradually starting to fatten up.. we're still around 85-90f during the day so we may consider reversing our light schedule to run at night but this is something we would do after the GDP is harvested, the other 3 plants in the flower tent are in week 3 and week 1 respectively and would probably deal with the light disruption a little better (just a guess but no sense in rocking the boat this late in flower..ty for reading friends 💓 7/26/21: She's starting to put on some weight 💪😺.. we went camping for the weekend and her buds were noticeably thicker when we returned 2 days later..I uploaded a short video ❤️🐱💡🌱
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Semana de muito progresso !garotas estao como lokas!estou com.uma delas que esta mais diferentes!me parece que esta com alguma praga!ou deficiência de potássio!falta poucas semanas para eles ficarem belas e mais cheirosas!abraço
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Everything is looking great ! Cheese is nearly done, it is starting to show amber. Maui is very happy and smells amazing, it just glistens with tri-chromes. Buttercream is doing well but I think it will take a week or two longer than the others. Blueberry is looking awesome very large thick dense buds. No Blueberry smell but a very strong plant otherwise. *Update Buttercream gelato started throwing Banana's so I removed it from the room. I trimmed it down and did not notice any other signs of hermaphroditism but I will still harvest the plant now just to be safe. There have been no issues with light or heat fluctuations at all, nothing that would trigger it to Hermie that I can think of which makes me think genetics are the issue. I have One other Buttercream going that was cloned before this one went into flower. If it hermies late in the bloom like this one has I will remove the strain from my rotation. I am not particularly pleased with the structure of Buttercream for scrog in any case. The plant that I took down had very large bud sites but were no where near as dense as the other strains in the tent.
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This strain smells so sweet and mint like, I love it. It’s my first time so I have no parameters for comparison, but I sure learned a lot.
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Hash Burger – Zamnesia Seeds | Germination & Early Growth Starting another grow diary with Hash Burger from Zamnesia Seeds. The beginning has been smooth so far, with healthy seedlings establishing themselves well and showing steady early growth. Hash Burger is a feminized photoperiod strain with a 60% Indica / 40% Sativa genetic profile and a moderate cultivation difficulty. The genetics come from Double Burger × Han Solo Hash Plant a combination that suggests a strong hash-forward character. The listed terpene profile includes caryophyllene, limonene and pinene, while the expected aroma brings together citrus and spicy notes with pine, fuel and classic hash nuances. With an expected indoor height of up to 150 cm, Hash Burger can develop into a fairly substantial plant. The flowering period is listed at 9–10 weeks, with reported yields of up to 600 g/m² indoors and 800 g per plant outdoors under suitable conditions. For this grow, I’m using the Zamnesia Ecosystem grow box* including its ventilation system, together with the Zamnesia Phytonaut LED 480W. Nutrition is provided by Zamnesia Vegan Grow At this stage, the focus is on establishing healthy plants and following their structure and development as they move through the vegetative phase. The combination of Double Burger and Han Solo Hash Plant makes the development of the aroma and resin production particularly interesting to follow as the plants mature. **Strain:** Hash Burger **Breeder:** Zamnesia Seeds **Genetics:** Double Burger × Han Solo Hash Plant **Genotype:** 60% Indica / 40% Sativa **Type:** Feminized, photoperiod **Difficulty:** Moderate **Terpenes:** Caryophyllene, Limonene, Pinene **Flowering time:** 9–10 weeks **Indoor height:** up to 150 cm **Outdoor height:** up to 200 cm **Reported THC:** up to 28% **Reported CBD:** 0–1% **Indoor yield:** up to 600 g/m² **Outdoor yield:** up to 800 g/plant **Aroma:** Citrus, spicy, pine, diesel, hash **Reported effects:** Relaxing, euphoric, physical, sedating Grow setup: 🌱 Zamnesia Ecosystem Grow Box 💡 Zamnesia Phytonaut LED – 480W 💨 Integrated ventilation system Zamnesia Vegan Grow All the products used in this grow are available at www.zamnesia.com
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🔘 New week over 🔘Recovery from the training was prompt 🔘She’s running like track star 💫 🔘I added nutes to her water with proper ph to tackle the on going high ph issue. 🔘I can see she’s getting better and thriving 🔘happy growing !