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@GreenHobbit
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Woche 3 (4seit Keimung) – Vegetationsphase startet richtig durch
Die Mädels sind jetzt offiziell in Woche 4 angekommen und man merkt deutlich, dass sie langsam in die nächste Phase gehen. Das Wachstum hat in den letzten Tagen nochmal spürbar angezogen und die Struktur wird von Tag zu Tag stabiler.
Alle Pflanzen stehen aktuell in 15L Töpfen und entwickeln sich insgesamt sehr gleichmäßig, auch wenn man langsam erste Unterschiede zwischen den Strains erkennt.
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Pflanzenentwicklung
Die meisten Pflanzen zeigen jetzt eine schöne, kompakte Struktur mit kurzen Internodien und kräftigen Stämmen. Besonders die GMO bleibt schön gedrungen, während z. B. Blueberry und teilweise Runtz etwas mehr nach oben wollen.
Die Blätter sind satt grün und vital, das neue Wachstum ist teilweise etwas heller, was aber bei dem Tempo absolut normal ist.
Insgesamt wirken alle Pflanzen gesund und stressfrei.
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Licht & Setup
Die Lampe wird weiterhin schrittweise erhöht (aktuell moderat gefahren), was sich positiv auf den Wuchs auswirkt. Kein Stretch, keine Anzeichen von Lichtstress – genau so soll’s sein.
Momentan steht die SF3000 bei 50% Leistung mit einem Abstand von 45-50cm.
Der Abstand passt aktuell gut, ich werde die Intensität weiterhin in kleinen Schritten steigern.
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Klima
Die Bedingungen sind aktuell ziemlich stabil:
• Temperatur: ~20–23°C
• Luftfeuchtigkeit: ~60–65%
• VPD: ~0.9 kPa
Damit liege ich ziemlich genau im optimalen Bereich für die Vegi.
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Gießen
Gegossen wird weiterhin kontrolliert im äußeren Ring, um die Wurzeln nach außen zu ziehen. Die Bodenfeuchte liegt aktuell bei ~34%, was sich als sehr guter Wert herausgestellt hat.
Man merkt jetzt schon, dass der Wasserverbrauch langsam anzieht. Liege jetzt bei 500ml jeden 3. Tag.
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Nährstoffe
Aktuell läuft noch alles über die vorgedüngte Erde.
Da jetzt Woche 4 gestartet ist, werde ich in den nächsten Tagen anfangen, den Green House Bio Bloom vorsichtig einzuarbeiten, damit die Nährstoffe rechtzeitig verfügbar sind, wenn die Vorblüte einsetzt.
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Ausblick
In den nächsten Tagen wird sich entscheiden, wie stark ich eingreife.
Leichtes LST ist geplant – vor allem bei den etwas streckfreudigeren Pflanzen, um ein gleichmäßiges Canopy zu bekommen.
Ansonsten gilt weiterhin: beobachten, reagieren, nicht übertreiben.
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Fazit
Ich bin aktuell echt zufrieden mit dem Stand.
Die Pflanzen sehen gesund aus, das Setup läuft stabil und alles entwickelt sich genau in die Richtung, die ich mir vorgestellt habe.
Vielen Dank fürs reinschauen meine growmis, Updates folgen 🏻
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@Mr_nugs_lover_David
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This ladies look absolutely gorgeous and super strong, they're gonna be flipped into flower tomorrow on February 15th when they'll hit the 30th day since they were planted and the first day of flower!
As said, I have flipped this ladies into flower on February 15th so now I think we're gonna see a beautiful stretch specially on this 2 plants which are the biggest one in the tent, very nice genetic, cannot wait to see their performance ❤️💛💚👨🌾 stay tuned everybody! This is gonna be a beautiful run! ✌️
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@Pestitel
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Amazing experience with the Mix Pack, I will try it again next summer for sure. Love the variety.
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@LovelyTerps
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July 15 2026
She's finishing up mid-flower by the looks of things. Her buds are rock hard and dense, and her aroma is continuing to mature and lose its sharpness in favor of a candy-floral-earthy aroma. Flowers are beginning to swell, and pistil hairs are starting to die off.
She has been a thirsty gal consistently throughout flower so far. Even with all the big leaves removed she continues to drink like a sailor, with her 2.3 Gallon self-watering base being filled 1-2 times per week. I anticipate that her thirst will slow down now that she's moving into late flower, and then keeping humidity and temps under control will get a little easier.
Light intensity at the top is around 40-42 DLI give or take, and most of the lowers are getting about 26 DLI. I'm targeting 1.5 VPD in the daytime, and during lights off I have my dehumidifier scheduled to turn on and target 40%RH regardless of temperatures (VPD still tends to average around 1.5 right now at night).
I'm still anticipating she'll be ready for harvest in about 3 weeks time, but it will ultimately depend on trichomes.
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@Budoken
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Not much to do this week. Nutrient solution was too strong, plant doesn't seem to need much anymore and ec kept rising from 1.6 to 1.8. I drained the reservoir, flushed the system twice with water, and then filled it back with the same solution but diluted it to ec 1.0.
Pistils are starting to do darken, except for the new bud growth that has emerged. Will continue to keep an eye on it during next week, harvest ia not that far away. Will flush for 2-3 days once the plant is done.
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@ScouseCityLX
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Struggling now with temps due to weather getting warmer. Next week may be worse. Other than that all good, plants showing how they're going to end up kinda, some characteristics showing through now
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@3rnest
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Weiter geht's, die Blüten reifen ☺️
Die Blüten sind schön harzig und prall geworden, jetzt müssen sie nur noch weiter reifen.
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@DarbGrowDiaries
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Hope I can keep it short, will try to train it a bit so it fills the small space,
Looking very beautiful and a very fast pace
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@fadagrow
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Week 6 marks the exciting flowering stage for ztraberrizzzz I've been using Low-Stress Training (LST) techniques, gently bending branches down and securing them with soft ties to create an even canopy. This promotes lateral growth and allows lower buds to thrive.
I've also practiced careful defoliation, removing larger fan leaves to improve airflow and light penetration to the budding sites. Monitoring their response is key, and I love seeing the plants adapt and grow stronger.
Sticking to the Canne Terra feeding schedule has yielded great results—thick stems, lush foliage, and a delightful sweet aroma emerging.
I’m eager to see the buds develop in the coming weeks. Here’s to an exciting journey ahead in the garden!
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@LockDownGrow
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This is an incredible strain ,
I would be very upset if the bag became empty ,
This was an incredible plant ,
If this plant didn't win a place nothing I could ever grow would ever win , it honestly was a sin too cut her down
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@Yahti
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Having to feed every two days and she is drinking 7L of water. (3mL CalMag | 5mL Micro | 5mL Gro | 7.5mL Bloom (per gallon)
She seems to be done stretching.
Did a final prune and have the final form set
The scent coming off this plant is really something, even on a stem rub you can tell it is special.
It has this unique astringent quality to it, looking forward to see how it matures.
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@DrGreenbutterThumb
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I'm happy with the wet weight given it was 2 plants 11 inches in height when I started, the smells the colors the yield this was an easy and beautiful process
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@Silky_smooth
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At the start of week 9 she is doing great flowerstretch is coming along nicely i placed 2 guidelines to pull her open a little bit and i bend a line round her main stem so she doesnt split open any further than necessary but she fills the little 45x45cm space like clockwork
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Esta semana empiezan a entrar en la sala de floración. Las primeras en entrar han sido unas shishkaberry´s, 2 zkittlez y una grapefruitmalawi. También hay un macho shishkaberry.
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@bluecake
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So, she is more than 10 weeks old now, so according to Fast Buds, she should be ready by now. But I already realized, looking through other diaries here, that the time the plant takes depends on the conditions. From how the buds look, I would still give her almost two weeks. Let's see. In general, I guess, it shows that our light is not ideal for bloom, because definitely buds are not fattening up as they could.
Unfortunately I noticed some dry and curled up smaller leaves, I will add a grow question about those.
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@Wuutownwarrior
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Terrible weeks weather again so I brought my plants in and bought some cfls woke up in the morning and one had fell off cabinet and burnt one plant to a crisp !! Lesson learnt
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@ShiftyGaijin
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Day 52____________________________
- Not much has changed from last week. Just fighting with the trellis net keeping everyone held down.
- pH has been strange recently. I’ve been used to the pH raising as the week goes by, but in the past week or so, pH has dropped. Used to try to keep it at 5.6 and it would slowly turn to 6.0, but a few mornings I’ve checked it, it’s been at 5.4 or 5.3, so I’ve adjusted pH to 5.8, and am just monitoring it closely.
- Checking root health has been a struggle as the trellis net kinda keeps everything held down. Removed the net to make sure nothing was getting caught in the drain tubes and make sure no root rot is happening and re-installed.
- Starting to get super stinky when the stems are touched
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- Plants were in desperate need of some under canopy clean up. Removed lots of fans shadowing and lower, weaker branches. Noticed a few leaves not looking so hot that we’re laying on top of net pot. Assuming it’s just from being neglected. Keeping an eye on nute levels and pH just in case.
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- Removed a few other fan leaves once plant repositioned itself after messing with ScrOG.
- Installed small fan blowing through newly opened up under canopy to help plant breath.
- Will need a bigger Dehumidifier if opening up the under canopy doesn’t help bring down moisture. Set to 45%, expecting to get closer to 55%, but still seeing times with 75% or higher. It’s averaging out to 63%, which isn’t terrible, but I know I’ll need more juice soon anyway
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- First pistils are showing!!!
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- Decided to throw my Amazon.com dehumidifier in the dumpster. It would run all day and only pull a few teaspoons of water from the air. Got a hold of a nice GE unit that can handle 70 pints per day of dehumidification. I have literally zero clue if that’s a lot or not, but it’s 6 times the size of my old one, so I’m sure it’ll do fine.
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Week 5 Day 1: The smells are starting, they’re starting to chunk up from a week ago. The chem is definitely larger than the rest, but the Durban is doing its regular thing and making hard nugs. I haven’t done anything except tuck and defo large shading fans. Just on cruise control. I fed with the above amounts 2 days ago which is that same as suggested for week 5. I’ll be adding the overdrive in week 6 and see what that does.
The Shishkaberry is a little lack luster in size but we’ll see she goes and the Dutch is stacked up pretty nicely with some crowding between the nets.
All in all getting more pistils, size and trichs every day so nothing to complain about.
Happy Growing 🌱
Update: W5 D4- So I opened up one of the ovules from each plant and there are tiny seeds inside, does anybody else have that or does that mean I have seeds again. Also, starting to have a bit of a leaf tip burn but not sure what the reason is yet.
