Plants 1 & 3 are doing good. #1 is a beast so far. I will probably start flushing plant #3 here soon, she got stunted and I don’t think she’s really packing on weight anymore. So part of plant #2 was dry enough for jars after 5 days. Dry trimmed about an 38g. Still have about 2-3x as much left to trim. I think I’ll wet trim the other two it seems way harder to dry trim. I’ll have a total dry weight for plant #2 tomorrow.

Weight on the first two Charlottes Angels are 33g and 25g. Grown about ten of these seeds and can't seem to get a decent yield with them. Day 102 Malana Bomb harvested. Weight on her is 72grams. Happy with that. I was thinking around 2ozs. Really tight buds liked the extra wattage I was giving at around 200watts Day 105 Orange Bud harvested weight is 48grams. Was expecting more but still some nice buds Just feeding the last 2 plants overdrive, bud candy and drip Clean at 550EC

Buenos humos! ya pasaron a la segunda semana de floración, sigo aun con el foco de haluro metálico, se ven bastante bien en realidad para no estar con un foco adecuado para su ciclo actual. (el foco de sodio viene en camino) Los nutrientes los he ido dosificando según el desarrollo de las plantas, esta semana use la siguiente dosificación por riego: Riego 1: Acti Vera (1ml) - Alg A Mic (1ml) - Bio Grow (1ml) Riego 2: Root Force (1ml) - Big One (2ml) Riego 3: Rhino Skin (2ml) - Bio Bloom (2ml) Agua usada: Agua de llave + Agua purificada, mezcla de agua reposada 2 a 3 días según requerimientos nutricionales de las plantas. Ventilación: 2 ventiladores (1 giratorio) + 1 extractor de aire + 3 ventanillas rectangulares pequeñas de ventilación pasiva propias de la carpa indoor. Posiciones de las plantas: Royal Gorilla: Inferior izquierdo. OG Kush: Inferior derecho. Critical Orange Pounch: Superior izquierdo. Purple Afghan Kush: Superior derecho.

Today was the last feeding day. I would love to see some fading in the next week, but it depends on the trichomes. Maybe I'll have to harvest before the fade starts. The plant looks nasty, but if you consider the combination of temperature and humidity, I am kinda surprised the plant is alive at all. The smell is very interesting, but I don't think I really know how to describe it. Feels old but at the same time fresh, minimal amount of fruitiness. I really don't have any experience with weed strains and their taste, but I imagine that it could be an older style strain.

Looking lovely 😻

SCROG time wellllll maybe topping and fimming time then scrog time. Man barneys has the best damn genetics!! these plants grow so hearty is amazing. have another breeders strains in the tent as well and they are slacking big time compared to barneys ladies. The video shows the first day i bent the plant and started using yoyos. the pics are from a few days later. growing beautifully. will be transplanting this week and setting up the scrog

Blütetag 71 | Tag 115 🎬 Rocko's Terp Test – featuring: Apokalypse Grow, Volume 2. Meine Güte, was für eine Woche... Kaum zurück aus einer Reha, begrüßen mich die Klimakurven mit einem Verlauf wie das EKG eines Herzinfarktpatienten. Dauerhafte Hitze, extrem hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit und Bedingungen, die Pflanzen und Grower gleichermaßen an ihre Grenzen bringen. Von einem entspannten Endspurt kann jedenfalls keine Rede sein. Nach den ersten gründlichen Kontrollen zu Hause fiel mir außerdem auf, dass sich der Thripsbefall deutlich stärker entwickelt hat, als es vor meiner Abreise noch den Anschein hatte. In der späten Blüte bleibt der Handlungsspielraum allerdings überschaubar. Befallene Blätter absaugen, frische Gelbtafeln aufhängen und täglich kontrollieren – viel mehr möchte ich den Blüten in diesem Stadium auch nicht mehr zumuten. Die kleinen Mistviecher feiern bei diesem Wetter leider ihre ganz eigene Gartenparty. Natürlich stand direkt auch eine ausführliche Trichomkontrolle auf dem Programm. Endlich konnte ich alle drei Sorten wieder in Ruhe unter die Lupe nehmen. Das Ergebnis: Sie liegen inzwischen erstaunlich dicht beieinander. Die Trichome werden zwar immer milchiger, von echter Erntereife sind wir aber noch ein Stück entfernt. Ehrlich gesagt würde man bei diesem Wetter die Schere am liebsten sofort in die Hand nehmen – aber geerntet wird nach Reife und nicht nach Wetterbericht. Also heißt es weiter durchhalten und den Ladies die Zeit geben, die sie für ihr volles Potenzial brauchen. Leider blieb es bei den Wetterextremen nicht. Ausgerechnet die Fruit Bomb Punch zeigte bereits die ersten Schimmelstellen an der Hauptcola. Zum Glück fiel mir das nach meiner Rückkehr bei der gründlichen Kontrolle noch rechtzeitig auf. Ich habe den betroffenen Bereich konsequent entfernt – nicht nur ein paar Blätter, sondern mehrere komplette Blütentrauben eines Seitenabgangs der Hauptcola. Insgesamt mussten drei Blütenansätze komplett und ein vierter teilweise weichen. Entsprechend sieht die Spitze jetzt etwas angefressen aus. Das tat zwar richtig weh, aber lieber opfere ich einen Teil der Ernte, als dem Schimmel die Chance zu geben, sich weiter bis in den Hauptstängel auszubreiten. Ich bin überzeugt, dass ich keinen halben Tag später hätte reagieren dürfen. Die betroffene Stelle ist jetzt bewusst weit geöffnet, damit Luft und Licht herankommen und alles sauber abtrocknen kann. Umso erfreulicher ist, dass Chicken & Waffles und Strawberry AK sich zu diesem Zeitpunkt weiterhin schimmelfrei präsentieren. Hoffen wir, dass das auch so bleibt. Optisch machen die drei Damen trotzdem richtig Lust auf die Ernte. Chicken & Waffles ist für mich diese Woche der absolute Hingucker. Die dunkle Färbung zusammen mit der dicken Harzschicht sieht inzwischen einfach filmreif aus – komplett eingezuckert und ein echter Blickfang. Die Fruit Bomb Punch bleibt trotz der ersten Schimmel-OP ein echtes Biest. Die riesigen Blüten schieben weiter nach vorne, das intensive Fruchtaroma macht ihrem Namen alle Ehre und sie wirkt, als würde eine saftige Frucht langsam ihre volle Reife erreichen. Jetzt muss sie nur noch gesund über die letzten Meter kommen. Die Strawberry AK spielt weiterhin ihre Stärken aus: kompakt, wunderschön aufgebaut und mit diesem herrlich würzigen Erdbeerduft, der sofort Lust auf die Ernte macht. Ein echter Klassiker im Zelt. Das Verrückte ist: Auf den ersten Blick könnten alle drei fast erntereif wirken. Unter der Lupe zeigt sich aber schnell, dass noch etwas Geduld gefragt ist. Genau jetzt wäre es schade, auf den letzten Metern ungeduldig zu werden. Die letzten Meter werden definitiv kein Spaziergang mehr. Jetzt heißt es, täglich kontrollieren, ruhig bleiben und die drei Ladies möglichst gesund über die Ziellinie bringen. Drückt die Daumen, dass die Wetterhexe endlich ein Einsehen hat. Am Ende entscheidet das Glas.🌱💚✌️

I chopped them after 63 flowering days hang them upside down for two weeks, trim them hand trimming then after that cured them inside jar glass 58 humidity and 20 Celsius, after curing this is what the most head banger strain from all of them it’s definitely indica dominant with very unique taste and long lasting high, I would grow it again definitely!

In start week 4 flowering! Doing well! Starting to fatten out now! The 2 smaller ones are Bruce banner and are 2 weeks behind the rest in flower!

Moin, Mir wurde von dieser Sorte wirklich nicht zu viel versprochen! Der Grow verlief sehr entspannt ab, der Calciummangel geht definitiv auf meine Kappe. Bis zur Ernte war es ein Traum, auch wenn ich nicht ganz so faul hätte sein können, ein bisschen mehr Training und vorallem Entlauben hätte sich auch noch positiv auswirken können. Einzig eine kleine negative Sachen gab es schon beim linken Pheno hatte ich kurz vor der Ernte circa 4-5 männliche Blüten gefunden, Samen oder Microseeds konnte ich allerdings nicht feststellen, kann auch gut sein das das auf meine Kappe geht und ich am Ende dann doch etwas viel Stress durch den Calciummangel und späten Entlauben hatte. Getrocknet wurden beide Pflanzen für 9 Tage und anschließend zum curen in die Gläser. Schon vom ersten Tag an zeigte sich ein wirklich angenehmer Geruch der jeden Tag süßer und süßer wird. Die 2 Phenos zeigten zwar grundsätzlich 2 verschiedene Wachstumsmuster, wobei mir vom Wuchs der linke größere Pheno deutlich besser gefallen hat als die kleine rechte Pflanze. Auch bei der Budstruktur waren beide komplett verschieden. Der linke Pheno bildete zwar größere Blüten, diese blieben aber etwas luftigere. Der rechte Pheno hingegen bildete kleine Steine aus. Wo sich beide Phenos aber einig sind ist bei den purple Tönen in der Blüte und dem Terpenprofil. Beide sind straight fruchtiges Gelato und das wirklich nicht zu wenig. 🤤 Der rechte Pheno würde ich als fruchtiges Gelato/Candy beschreiben. Der linke Pheno hat eine angenehme Frische die ich nicht ganz einem Geschmack zuordnen kann am ehesten einem Gelato mit Eukalyptusbadezusatz. 😅 Vom Effekt sind beide für mich persönlich eher etwas um abends einfach zu entspannen und als Hilfe zum einschlafen perfekt.

11/16 everything is going great! I went through and pulled all of the dead leafs off to prevent mold. She smells super sweet almost like a candy or butter sweet it’s odd but I’m not complaining!!! Very excited to try it!

Day 74 Struggling with RH, Temp, and H2O temp. H2O temp cause tent to overheat. Cooled the water down and opened the window to let exhaust out bc it was recirculating warm air. In good range now Found salt build up in stones and some biofilm on plastic on the stone disc, changed out res and cleaned with dilute bleach (always use dilute bleach when cleaning res buckets). All is happy except afraid of reveg bc the last 2 weeks sooo much stress bc the weather. Trichomes are about 70% cloudy. Within harvest window deff. The lil plant bc of stunted growth, might run 2 more weeks depending on trichomes. All bud sites under the bush have white pistols. Just going for that main cola, thats it The bottom budsites trichomes are 60% cloudy, so wondering if I do a top harvest, let the popcorn buds go another week than finish harvest. Any help please. These plants smell sooooo sooo sweet and crazy sticky.

12/12 from seed. Week 12 overall. Week 8 of flower. And Cosmic Noodles is doing exactly what a finisher should do. No drama. No panic. No chasing numbers. Just a massive plant, a controlled fade, and a very clear push into the final stretch. She is not limping to the finish. She is arriving with weight. ⸻ 🍜 The Final Reduction This week, everything comes out except Pure Zym. No bloom feed. No boosters. No extras. No correction bottles. No late flower chasing. Just enzymes. And time. At this point, the goal is no longer to build. The goal is to finish clean. She has already done the hard part. The bulk is there. The frost is there. The density is there. Now the plant is simply being allowed to use what she has already stored. That’s the shift this week. Less input. More observation. Less pushing. More finishing. And for a plant this far along, that is often the better move. ⸻ 🌱 Why Keep Pure Zym In Because even when feed stops, the root zone is still working. Pure Zym stays because the medium is still alive. Microbial activity does not stop just because bottles do. At this stage, enzymes still help break down residual organic matter in the root zone, keep the medium cleaner, and support a softer transition as the plant begins consuming what remains available. That matters even more when the soil is not treated like disposable media. Because it isn’t. This soil still has a second job after this run. It goes outside. It gets reused. It feeds vegetables. It stays alive. And whether it is hard science, soft biology, or just grower instinct — keeping that soil active until the end has always made sense here. Not everything needs to be sterile to be effective. Sometimes the better approach is simply not killing what is still working. ⸻ ? Living Soil, Second Life That has always been part of the rhythm. What finishes the room does not leave the cycle. It just changes jobs. Once this run is done, that soil goes back outside and keeps working somewhere else. Different crop. Same biology. Same purpose. So yes — keeping the medium active late matters. Not just for this harvest. For what comes after it too. Call it practical. Call it circular. Call it habit. Either way, dead soil has never been the goal. ⸻ 📉 EC Down, pH Up, Eyes On the Plant This is where the spreadsheet starts losing authority. EC is down. Input is nearly gone. pH has drifted upward into that 6.8–7 range. And right now, it is not being forced back down. Not because numbers do not matter. Because context matters more. At this stage, the plant is finishing. Uptake is slowing. Demand is lower. Feed has been reduced. The root zone is doing less work than it was two weeks ago. So yes — on paper, some of these numbers would make people uncomfortable. In practice? The plant looks exactly like a plant that is finishing correctly. Still drinking. Still praying. Still stacking. Still fading evenly. Still moving from top to bottom without confusion. That matters more than chasing a perfect chart in the final stretch. Room VPD is a reference. Leaf response is the truth. And this room continues to be read by plant behavior first, numbers second. As always. ⸻ 🌡️ Conditions Stay Stable Nothing changed in the room because nothing needed to. Conditions remain steady. No dramatic swings. No forced stress. No late-stage environmental tricks. The room is stable. The plant is stable. The finish is stable. And late flower stability is one of the most underrated parts of a clean finish. No heroic adjustments. No panic corrections. No reinvention in the last chapter. Just consistency. ⸻ ️ A Proper Finisher And this one is a beast. Not “good structure.” Not “nice tops.” A beast. Huge central cola. Heavy side stacking. Dense flower formation. Thick terminals. Real weight from top to bottom. This is one of those plants that stops being judged branch by branch and starts being judged as mass. Because the whole frame is carrying. She is not finishing in isolated tops. She is finishing as a full plant. That matters. The top is heavy. The mid is real. The lowers are still worthwhile. And the entire plant is moving together. That is what a complete finisher looks like. ⸻ ❄️ Frost, Density & Finish Quality And she is not just big. She is finishing properly. Dense flower. Heavy resin. Excellent frost coverage. Strong calyx development. Good terminal formation. Real weight in the hands. The important part now is that she is not only stacking size — she is finishing with quality. That is the difference between a plant that looks impressive and a plant that actually delivers. This one does both. And whether part of her gets dried or part of her gets frozen, she has already made the case for both. That decision can wait. Right now, the only job is to let her finish. ⸻ 🍂 The Fade Is Real — And It’s Everywhere The fade is already underway. And more importantly, it is happening correctly. Not isolated. Not patchy. Not confused. She is fading from top to bottom. Across the plant. Across the canopy. Across the frame. That matters. A uniform fade tells a very different story than a stressed collapse. This is not random yellowing. This is not deficiency panic. This is senescence. The plant is reallocating. The cycle is closing. The finish has started. And she is doing it evenly. That is exactly what you want to see here. ⸻ 💡 Canopy Light Matters And once again, the lesson stays the same: Canopy lighting matters. When the full frame is finishing together, it shows. When lowers stay relevant, it shows. When the plant matures with less separation between top and bottom expression, it shows. Uniform development is not an accident. Top-to-bottom consistency like this is one of the clearest arguments for proper canopy penetration when the setup allows for it. Not mandatory in every room. But when possible, absolutely worth it. This plant makes that case on her own. ⸻ 📘 Week 12, Cosmic Noodles This is what the late game should feel like. Calm. Heavy. Controlled. Predictable. Close. No overreaction. No bottle panic. No forced finish. Just a large, healthy plant using the last of what she has and moving toward the end exactly like she should. And that is all this week needed to be. ⸻ ⏭️ What Comes Next Next week should bring more fade. More color loss. Less drinking. More swelling where it still matters. And a clearer final read on timing. She may finish next week. She may ask for a little longer. Both are still on the table. What should not happen is panic. No sudden overfeeding. No late corrections. No chasing green back into a plant that is already doing what finishing plants are supposed to do. From here, the job is simple: Watch the leaves. Watch the resin. Watch the pace. Then cut when the plant says so. ⸻ 🤝 Thank You To the long-time followers. To the new ones. To the quiet readers. To the loud ones. 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The buds are very tight, but they didn't grow large colas so that means wasted time trimming cannabis, which I am not a huge fan of. I will not be growing this strain again, as I believe there are far better breeders and strains out there. I will continue to seek out the best breeders and strains until I am satisfied. I believe this Auto will yield in the 16-22 Ounce range dry, so I am not super disappointed, but I know I can do much better than this. After 6 days of drying, it took me around 7 hours to trim this auto, and she ended up yielding 16.72 Ounces. So she was definitely on the lower end of the spectrum from what I estimated on chop day, but still in the range. The buds are very tight, and smell like like cheese. I am only running one mature auto at a time now, so next up will be the Acid Dough from Ripper Seeds. I hope everyone has a great rest of your weekend, stay safe and Blaze On!!

From day 24 preparing for flower I guess

shit, the snail got to her, even though I try to protect myself from them with special pellets, out of the 4 girls she chose the biggest one :( ... it's a pity, I let her grow further. she doesn't touch the other girls, this one is probably the tastiest :).