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Week 9 (9.29.25--10.6.25) Took photos on 10.4.25
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She turned out to be a nice little plant with really nice buds even though she ended up being an auto flower
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@CanOli95
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Die Versorgung mittels des Autopots funktioniert hervorragend. Ich bin echt noch immer erstaunt, wie dieses System 2 Pflanzen so versorgen kann, dass aus diesen beiden 11 Liter Töpfen ( mit Drainage!) solche " Bäume " entstehen können. Die Pistillen werden deutlicher und so langsam kann es losgehen. Eine Pflanze zeigt leicht lila Stämme, was ich allerdings eher auf die kühlen Nächte schieben würde, welche die Aufnahme von Phosphor stark behindern. Wir haben Nachts teilweise unter 14 Grad und Tagsüber mal knapp über 20, mal an der 30 Grad Marke . Aber das gehört einfach mit dazu. Ich mache mir nur etwas Sorgen, dass die Pflanzen zu groß werden und durch Sturm abknicken. Deshalb habe ich vorsorglich die Versorgung mit Silizium verdoppelt. Den allgemeinen Dünger habe ich auf einen EC von 1,0 reduziert, weil die Pflanzen bei dem Wetter eh nicht so viel verstoffwechseln können, aber das was sie können, gut über die KAK des Coco funktioniert und dies einem Salzaufbau entgegenwirkt.
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@TeaTime
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I already cut one of 3 pots I put one to dry and another 2 pots I’m doing the flush this week.
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@TrimQueen
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2 second week of blooming. 11 day.
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Been a tuff week as my ph pen failed so had signs of defiantly But that’s now corrected so hope it didn’t set them all back too much
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😲😳 wow!!! Is this strain something to behold, absolutely gorgeous to look at, such a exotic smell it's like a sweet cream cake with lemon frosting topped with fresh cracked pepper all while surrounded by fresh cut pine aroma. I have 2 phenotypes I have dubbed the Stinker and Sister Stretchy. The stinker suffered a severe lock out at the beginning of flower so she's at least 2 weeks behind. Sister stretchy is begging to be harvested. I still have almost another week of flowering according to the breeder but :(, after my routine inspection of her trichomes on the caylx' and buds not the sugar leaves I found myself looking at a forest of tricomes that went from 80%cloudy with remaining amber. Today's inspection with a 60× jewelers loop revealed a surprising half of the trichomes cloudy with the rest amber. So it is any day now 😃. Can't wait because it's gonna be some fire ass bud.
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Colombian Jack turned out amazing. Pretty sure this is gonna be my favorite smoke of the bunch being a sativa lover. I'm a sucker for lemon Terps too and this is got some nice citrus to it. Very citrusy and gassy. Has some sweet floral and a touch if pine to it too. The colors on these branches are massive. They're like 5 inches in diameter and over a foot long with side nodes. She was really easy to harvest too because of the giant colas. After my Nevilles giant cola drying experience I've been a little nervous about drying big colas. This time, though, even though they're huge, I'm not really that nervous this plant survived me falling in it pretty hard, and didn't even blink. I hope plants don't blink. Harvest went really well with the plants. It's always a little nerve-racking going in there wondering if you're gonna run into anything like budrot or pests you didn't see but this round, nothing to speak of. Which most rounds are but I've had a few issues with some bud rot in some big colas before. Everything looked really clean. No signs of bud rot, no pests in or our of the soil. No powdery mildew. The tent really wasn't even that dirty. I had to clean it after I recommended my 65 gallon pots for my next round and was shocked how clean I got it within a day of having those plants in there growing. This week my main focus was trying to get the temps down a little bit and humidity is low as I could. At the beginning of the week I dropped the lights down a full hour, down to 10/14. Also, the last few days before harvest, my temps were getting above 83 towards the end of the night and cut them off even earlier, so there was a few days they got roughly 9 hours of light last few days. I watered twice this week but the last dry back before cutting them my soil moisture's got around 18%, so pretty dry. I would've like to keep them a little wetter but ambient humidity has been very high. The last few days I managed to get into the 78°F 55% humidity range which I was happy with. Harvesting the four plants took from 8 PM to 4 AM after their night cycle by myself. Each plant taking an hour and a half With very tiny breaks in between. I was on the second plant taking a hanger out to my dry area and I hear a loud shuffle in my mind thought it was the cat at first and then I realized that was too big of a sound to be my cat. Then I thought I was getting robbed or something and then I looked up and it was like a three year old buck about 250 pounds big antlers! We both looked at each other and jump scared, and both took off in opposite directions. It was kind of hilarious, but I was a little spooked after that, so I kinda had to set up a light outside so I could see better and the first few trips after that, I may have grabbed a PVC pipe in my off hand like I was in the game Doom or something lol.
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No more base nutrients. Just feeding with extra Boost and a small bit of PK. I will reduce this further nearer to chop. I think this is the last week now. 2 girls have maybe another 2 weeks to go. But the other 26 are almost done. 2 different phenos. 1 is shorter and compact. Finishing quicker. The other wants to stretch and finish a week or so after.. Both smell like grapes, black current, lemon and a touch of deisal. Very beautiful! Reduced the light today. 11hrs light. 13hrs dark Much love Peace 💚
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4/22/25: last flush 2 tsp of sledgehammer with 1 gallon of water used 2 gallons between all three plants…more cool colors coming in with the fade 4/24/25: fed with recommended dosage for week 11 on my schedule card (day 31 of flower) 4/27/25: watered with plain ph water at 6.8
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@ccred
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Die Blüten wachsen weiter, die Fuchsschwänze auch ... Wir haben das Regal noch um eine Bücherreihe höher gestellt aber damit die anderen Triebe auch noch Licht bekommen, muss das jetzt reichen. Nach dem Fütterungsplan von "Crazy-Hill ist sie jetzt in der Blütenwoche 9, bekommt jetzt also nur noch Wasser (und CalMag).
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They really took off I was doubting the size of em a few weeks ago 😁 Really struggling with RH tho, not done much defoliation, didn't wanna upset em had herms the last 2 runs so treading lightly. A fair bit of air movement in there hoping that'll keep mold away 🤞
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A week from last not much change to be honest
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the one at the back looks abit sad hopefully it perks up otherwise I’ll be using 4 cuttings instead of 3 think I need a new fan aswell you heard the creak onit
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Good week folks always best week! Pudding them up for dry for around 10-12 days again.
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She's really popping off with her bud sites. Short but definitely promising. Managed to tidy up the grow tent a bit and did a bit of cable management so I could put in the dehumidifier. Hoping to reach lower RH from now on.