This is the day 21 of flowering. I Will defoliate the plants today. This is my First diary, so i dont have pics of veg stage. The OGs and Gorillas ghosts are Very different. The OGs Veg feed was 0.8 EC on first weeks, then 1.0. Now on flowering they feed 1.1. Very low. The gorillas liked 1.3 EC on Veg and now they are feeding 2.0/2.2. I aways mensure de entrance feed and the runoff of each one. I expent almost 90 days on Veg becouse the GG delay a little at the beginning. My mistakes, a little overwatering and low feed. I underfeed the plants on First week of flowering to finish the nitrogen on substrate, so the bigest GG show calcium Def signs (you can see on imagens). But now is solved, they are health green again. Soon i Will post New pics.

This girls an absolute beast for her age, she's only 4 weeks old, going into 5th week, she's filled up my space nicely, ive defol'd and lst'd a little, nothing to heavy, ive also lollipoped her. I'm switching to half bloom and half veg nutrients from now until next fortnight, then straight bloom. Thanks for taking the time to read my diary. Feel free to check out my other diaries, and please leave a like, maybe a follow. Stay high stay fly. #420everyday

Everything okay!

3/11/2019 All going well, Fed with grow,micro,bloom, + Overdrive. Calyxs really filling out nicely one more week of feeding them, then flushing for 1-2 weeks . In video of #2 i show where it broke, she healed and kept budding any way.😁

going fine. that tip bleaching is here to stay :) i’m defoliating and lollipopping everyday. couple of leaves here couple of leaves there a growth tip here a side shoot there.. watered yesterday with 3.5l or something. distilled dehum water. caribe transitioned too fast. it didnt give me any stretch which was strange and cannalope as expected hasnt even started transitioning. i think caribe is gonna be overshadowed by the cannalope. dinachem looks lighter in the photos but its not really that light green in color. dinachem x peyote cookies gave me more stretch than i expected but seed runs are always full of surprises haha they both finished stretching atm so they will start filling up in the coming weeks. destroyers are fine too. yeah tip bleached a bit but leaves are very healthy otherwise. they feel soft and firm which is how they should feel. i’m plucking 10-20 leaves daily and it grows back the next day. they may give me a couple days of stretch but its not gonna grow much more than this. its not gonna double from here i mean and the 2nd destroyer is gonna be about 25% smaller than the 1st because as i mentioned not identical clones when transplanted but i’m still expecting exceptional yields and quality from both. ‘till next week!

FBA2505 is starting to form her colas. She has been eating a lot, and growing a lot. Everything has been going. She is still spotting, but I think it is stopping. Thanks again, Medic Grow, Athena, Xpert Nutrients, and Fast Buds. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g.

Stacking and packing on big time. Unfortunately, she's had a feed stress somewhere (I'm assuming) and started to nanner in a few spots. I've caught it pretty early on so I'll be gambling with the room now that I've removed the affected sites. I guess we'll see what happens. Wouldn't be devastated if this one passed it's love on 😂🤦‍♂️🙏 Mid week - Found one more bud with nanners so it was removed, likely missed it the first time. Other than that, looking good 💪👍

Day 43 (2020-06-21): Watered again today, but I think I might back off to every other day. I noticed the same nasty smell that formed in my reservoir is now in the runoff as well. Probably still growing in the medium. I'll try letting things dry out a bit more and add peroxide into the next watering. Day 44: (2020-06-22): Skipped watering today. The G14 mutant looks like it is going to have pretty low yield. The main colas have very small buds so far. Maybe it will eventually kick in, but I am thinking those smaller ones will just fatten up and not get much more vertical. Day 45 (2020-06-23): Skipped again today as things still seemed moist up top. Day 46 (2020-06-24): Both pots seemed light so watered around 3/4 gallon each @ 5.8 PH. I also added 3ml of 12% (food grade) H2O2 to help clear out any residual algae growth from the Blumat tank. Day 47 (2020-06-25): Flowers continue to develop. G14 is starting to fill out a bit, but the CBD is looking good. Will try to post some bud closeups before the week is out since the automatic picam snaps aren't doing it. Day 48 (2020-06-26): Skipped watering again today. Looks every 3 days is going to work although the G14 was a little lighter than the CBD when I last watered. May have to do every other day for it. Day 49 (2020-06-27): Watered today @ PH 5.75.

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hey guys so her e are amd super lemon girls lookingreally good AMD smell awesome like sherbet candy . been away a few week so not been able to update but wll going well started flush today and will prob harvest first girls in a few weeks

📆 Semana 11 Los cogollos siguen engordando a muy buen ritmo y la estructura de las flores se vuelve cada vez más compacta y pesada. Esta semana incluso encontré la planta en el suelo por el peso de las ramas, así que he tenido que atarlas para mantenerlas sujetas y evitar que sigan venciendo. Con la floración ya bastante avanzada, reduzco ligeramente la dosis de nutrientes y mantengo el Bloom Booster, buscando acompañar esta última etapa sin forzar la planta. Ahora toca seguir observando cómo continúa el engorde y la maduración de las flores. ⚡ EC de entrada: 1.0 💧 pH: 6.2–6.3 🌡️ Agua: 18–22°C ☀️ Luz: Sol directo 🔥 Nota de cultivo: El peso de las flores ya se empieza a notar de verdad. Los cogollos continúan engordando y las ramas necesitan cada vez más apoyo para mantenerse en pie. Entramos en una fase donde la paciencia vuelve a ser clave y toca dejar que la planta termine de madurar. ¡Seguimos creciendo fuerte! 💪

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Looking at the canopy now, it really feels like everything came together at the right time. The two Northern Lights are stacking thick, frosty colas with that classic dense structure, while the Critical is entering her final phase, fading from green into those lime-yellow tones as she pulls the last energy from her leaves. The buds are fully formed and swelling hard. Everywhere you look, it’s just resin, a proper blanket of trichomes covering the flowers and sugar leaves. Under closer inspection, most trichomes are cloudy now, with the first ambers starting to show, especially on the edges. Pistils are turning orange and curling inward, another clear sign that the finish line is close. The differences between the strains really stand out at this point. The Northern Lights plants are darker, more compact, and absolutely dripping in frost, while the Critical leans lighter in color with a more pronounced fade and slightly airier, but still chunky buds. Together, they fill the tent with a balanced, even canopy — every top sitting right in the sweet spot under the light. We’re officially inside the harvest window now. From what I’m seeing, I’d estimate about 7–12 days left. It’s one of those moments where patience really matters. Chopping earlier would keep things a bit more uplifting, but giving them a few more days will push more amber trichomes and deepen the effect. Right now, they’re close — but not quite at their absolute peak. I’m letting them ride just a little longer to fully mature and finish strong. Overall, this run has been alright. The environment stayed dialed in, the plants responded well, and now they’re rewarding that with proper, high-quality flowers. Stats so far: 💧 Watering: Every third day 🌡️ Temp: 26–28°C 💦 Humidity: 65% RH 📈 VPD: ~1.18 kPa 💡 Light: ~700 PPFD

Week 8 has gone well and she is chugging along. She is still putting out new pistils with some turning orange. Calyx's are growing longer and buds are still soft. I'm thinking a min of 10 weeks flowering for her. I removed some leaves on inner canopy to bring some air and light deeper. She is so bushy its hard to even defoliate maybe next time i will remove some more lateral branches... afterremoving the leaves I must have come incontact with a pollen sack as where I defoliated all seemed to be polinated over night and are making seeds :( I will cut my losses and harvest while seeds are still small.

Two weeks have passed since the flip. Plants haven’t started flowering yet, but they’ve already shown their sex. The height distribution turned out quite interesting, almost like it was planned. Weekly growth: #4 – 55 cm – getting pretty close to the light already #3 – 24 cm – perfect size for my box, exactly what I wanted #6 – 7 cm – solid progress compared to last week Overall everything is stable. I’m doing light defoliation, removing 2–3 leaves per day where they block light from growth tips. I’m not going for heavy defoliation — after reading and watching a lot, I’d rather keep the leaves. There’s also an opinion that around week 3 you shouldn’t remove too much anyway, and in general aggressive leaf stripping isn’t a great idea, partly because of mold risks. Why mold? Because external humidity isn’t as important as internal humidity inside the buds. The plant constantly releases moisture through transpiration all the way until harvest. If you remove most of the leaves, where does that moisture go? Exactly — into what’s left: buds and small inner leaves. That can create near 100% humidity inside dense flowers. You can drop RH in the room all you want, but inside the buds conditions for mold can still be ideal. Add a strong day/night temperature swing reaching the dew point, and it becomes a perfect environment for mold. So I’ll keep most of the leaves, just thinning enough to improve light penetration both from the top and bottom, without going overboard. Gradual defoliation also causes less stress compared to doing a heavy lollipop in one go. This isn’t a commercial farm with 1000 plants — we can afford to be precise and take off a few leaves every couple of days. Nothing more to report for now. Plants are still stretching — expecting the first “buttons” any day now.

The Hobbit Hole – Woche 13 ? BAAAAUM FÄLLT! – Das Ende einer Outdoor-Reise Woche 13 – und heute endet die Reise für die letzten beiden Bewohnerinnen des Hobbit Holes. Die Gelato hat das Hobbit Hole bereits vor knapp zwei Wochen verlassen und hängt seitdem kopfüber im Schuppen. Aufgrund des sehr feuchten Wetters trocknet sie deutlich langsamer als erwartet. Nach inzwischen 12 Tagen ist sie immer noch recht feucht, aber das Wichtigste: bislang keinerlei Anzeichen von Schimmel. Einen ersten kleinen Probebud gab es trotzdem schon. 😅 Und dann gab es noch eine kleine Überraschung: In der Gelato habe ich einen einzelnen Samen gefunden – und gestern auch einen in der Cinderella. Woher die Bestäubung kam, bleibt wohl eines der kleinen Geheimnisse Mittelerdes. 😂 💜 Purple Punch Was soll ich zu ihr noch sagen? Die Purple Punch hat sich in ihren letzten Wochen optisch komplett verwandelt. Aus einer eher unscheinbaren grünen Pflanze wurde zum Ende eine tiefrote bis violette Schönheit. Besonders in der Sonne kommen die Farben zusammen mit der dicken Trichomschicht unglaublich zur Geltung. Sie ist sicherlich nicht die Pflanze mit den größten oder kompaktesten Buds dieses Runs geworden – aber optisch ist sie für mich definitiv eines der Highlights des gesamten Projekts. Und vor allem: Trotz der dauerhaft hohen Luftfeuchtigkeit und des schlechten Wetters sehen die Blüten bis zum Schluss sauber aus. 👠 Cinderella Cindy sieht inzwischen aus, als hätte sie selbst beschlossen, dass es reicht. 😅 Das Laub ist massiv ausgefadet, viele der großen Blätter sind bereits gelb oder komplett abgestorben. Gleichzeitig stehen an den Trieben noch überraschend schöne, stark bereifte Buds. Die Makroaufnahmen zeigen überwiegend milchige Trichome, daneben noch klare und vereinzelt bernsteinfarbene Köpfe. Vielleicht hätte sie unter perfekten Bedingungen noch etwas Zeit bekommen können. Aber perfekte Bedingungen haben wir momentan definitiv nicht. Die letzten Wochen waren kühl und vor allem viel zu feucht. Das zusätzlich gespannte Tarp hat die Pflanzen zwar vor direktem Regen geschützt, aber irgendwann überwiegt das Risiko den möglichen Gewinn durch ein paar weitere Tage Reife. Deshalb fällt heute die Entscheidung: Cinderella und Purple Punch werden geerntet. ? Lieber etwas früher als Budrot Das war wahrscheinlich die wichtigste Lektion dieses Outdoor-Runs. Indoor kann ich Temperatur, Luftfeuchtigkeit, Licht und Bewässerung kontrollieren. Im Hobbit Hole entscheidet dagegen irgendwann Mutter Natur, was gespielt wird. Das Wetter der vergangenen Wochen war alles andere als freundlich. Trotzdem haben die Pflanzen durchgehalten und ich konnte sie dank Regenhaube und später zusätzlichem Tarp weitgehend trocken halten. Jetzt möchte ich mein Glück aber nicht weiter herausfordern. Nach den letzten Fotos, Videos und Makros heißt es deshalb heute: BAAAAUM FÄLLT! 🌳?😂 Damit ist der aktive Grow im Hobbit Hole 2026 beendet. Aber das Diary ist noch lange nicht vorbei. 😏 Als Nächstes folgen die Ernteberichte, die finalen Trockengewichte und natürlich die Rauchberichte der drei Sorten. Die Gelato macht dabei den Anfang. Was als kleines Outdoor-Experiment in einer überwucherten Ecke des Gartens angefangen hat, ist für mich zu einem meiner spaßigsten Projekte dieses Jahres geworden. The Hobbit Hole will return. Und nächstes Jahr darf dort etwas Größeres einziehen.