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@RockoCalenberg
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Tag 35 – gut eingegroovt, jetzt wird Struktur sichtbar
Nach dem Umtopfen haben sich inzwischen alle drei gut gefangen und merklich stabilisiert. Der Wechsel in die großen Töpfe wurde insgesamt ordentlich verkraftet, gerade auch in Kombination mit der Mikrobengabe nach dem Umtopfen. Man sieht, dass sie das gut angenommen haben und jetzt wieder sauber durchstarten.
Größenmäßig liegen wir aktuell so bei rund 29–30 cm, wobei Chicken & Waffles klar die Nase vorn hat und aktuell den Spitzenreiter stellt.
Chicken & Waffles geht im Moment am meisten ab. Sehr robust, wächst zügig weiter und zeigt eine kompakte, aber gleichzeitig angenehm luftige Struktur mit guten Internodienabständen. Macht insgesamt den stabilsten Eindruck im Feld.
Fruit Bomb Punch bleibt dagegen die empfindlichste. Das Toppen und die „heiße“ Erde wirken immer noch leicht nach, auch wenn sie natürlich weiterläuft. Sie braucht einfach länger, um sich komplett einzugrooven. Auch auf Training reagiert sie aktuell eher zurückhaltend und wirkt insgesamt sensibler als die anderen.
Strawberry AK läuft dafür unauffällig, aber auf einem richtig starken Niveau mit. Sehr kompakt, schöne Struktur und insgesamt ein sehr sauberer, stabiler Wuchs. Bin ich aktuell echt zufrieden mit.
Unterm Strich wird jetzt immer deutlicher, wie unterschiedlich die drei Kandidaten ticken: von sensibel bis robust, von kompakt bis luftig. Genau das macht den Run gerade spannend.
Der Terp-Test läuft – am Ende entscheidet das Glas. 🌱
🇬🇧 Day 35 – settling in, structure is starting to show
After the transplant, all three plants have recovered well and clearly stabilized. Moving into the bigger pots was handled nicely overall, especially in combination with the microbial watering afterwards. You can see they responded well and are now picking up momentum again.
Height-wise, they’re currently around 29–30 cm, with Chicken & Waffles clearly taking the lead as the current front runner.
Chicken & Waffles is pushing the hardest right now. Very robust, growing fast, with a compact yet nicely airy structure and good internodal spacing. Overall, it looks like the strongest and most stable plant in the run at the moment.
Fruit Bomb Punch remains the most sensitive one. The topping and the “hot” soil are still slightly affecting her, even though she keeps progressing. She just needs a bit more time to fully settle in. She’s also reacting more cautiously to training and overall feels more delicate compared to the others.
Strawberry AK is running quietly but on a very strong level. Very compact, great structure, and overall a clean, stable growth pattern. Really happy with her at this stage.
All in all, the differences between the three are becoming more and more obvious: from sensitive to robust, from compact to airy. That’s exactly what makes this run interesting.
The terp test is on – in the end, the jar decides. 🌱
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🌸 Week 12 – Gorilla Cookies Auto Pheno Hunt
Another week has passed, and we are finally reaching the end of this pheno hunt. It has been an exciting journey with plenty of highs, but unfortunately also a few setbacks during the final weeks.
📈 Current observations:
Unfortunately, Pheno #1 didn't make it to the finish line. Several buds developed bud rot, and rather than risking further contamination, I decided the best option was to remove and dispose of the entire plant.
Pheno #3 never fully recovered after I had to remove multiple main colas earlier in flower because they were growing into the SANlight fixture. That stress significantly reduced its flower production, and in the end it simply wasn't worth keeping until harvest.
Pheno #4 and #5 have now been harvested and are hanging to dry. Unfortunately, Pheno #4 accidentally snapped during handling, so I had no choice but to harvest it immediately. Luckily, it was already mature enough for harvest.
That leaves Pheno #2 and Pheno #6 as the final two plants still standing in the tent. They are continuing to finish their flowering cycle, and I'm expecting Pheno #2 to be ready for harvest sometime next week.
📊 Current environment:
Temperature: 31°C
Relative Humidity: 63%
VPD: ~1.66 kPa
SANlight fixture at maximum height
Light intensity: 90%
🌿 Final thoughts:
Even though not every phenotype made it to the finish line, that's exactly what a pheno hunt is about. Every plant tells a different story, and every run teaches something new. Some phenos exceeded my expectations, while others showed weaknesses under the exact same conditions.
Now the focus shifts to the final harvests, drying, curing, and, of course, the smoke test. I'm especially excited to compare Pheno #4, #5, #2, and #6 once everything is properly cured to see which one truly deserves the top spot.
💬 Which remaining pheno do you think will finish as the winner of this Gorilla Cookies Auto pheno hunt?
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Start of week 3 flower - days 29 to 4 October/November
Light is at 100w and it will remain on the top of the tent for the entire grow.
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30/10/2020 - Increased the light to 115w.
4/11/2020 - Watered #2 added Bud Candy 1ml/L and Great White.
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First of all, I let the seeds soak in water for 10 hrs and I used the paper towel method for germination.
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Week 3 Blossom Ballet: Cherry Cola's Floral Extravaganza Unleashed
Greetings, fellow green enthusiasts! We've hit Week 3 in the enchanting flower journey of our beloved Cherry Cola Auto, and let me tell you, the botanical ballet within the tent is reaching an unprecedented crescendo. Our green queen is unleashing a floral extravaganza that's nothing short of spectacular.
As we dive into the heart of Week 3, the tent is transformed into a vibrant canvas of blooming beauty. The once-lush bush has metamorphosed into a floral symphony, each bud site a note in a melodious composition. The topping technique deployed earlier is now revealing its full glory, with multiple colas reaching for the spotlight.
The decision to release our Cherry Cola from training supports continues to pay dividends. She's embracing her freedom with a wild elegance, and the tent is now an immersive experience of green abundance. The bushy ballet is a testament to the success of our horticultural endeavors, creating a living masterpiece.
The topping triumph from the previous weeks echoes in every corner of the tent. The colas have matured into regal structures, each vying for attention in this botanical drama. The decision to venture into topping during the vegetative phase has proven to be a stroke of genius, enhancing both yield potential and structural beauty.
Ah, a crucial note in our nutrient symphony! I introduced Potassium (K) to our water mix, adding another layer of vitality to our Cherry Cola's performance. P-Boost's phosphorus prowess, coupled with Topbooster's organic grace, dances in harmony with the added Potassium, contributing to the formation of hefty buds and enhancing the overall flowering response.
Visual euphoria reigns supreme as our Cherry Cola daily unfurls new growth, showcasing the sheer energy and vitality she possesses. It's not just a plant; it's a living canvas of horticultural artistry that leaves me in perpetual awe.
As we wrap up Week 3, Cherry Cola Auto stands as a living testament to the joy and wonder of cultivation. The floral odyssey is far from over, and the tent is a stage for a botanical performance that promises to linger in our memories. Stay tuned, fellow enthusiasts, as the Cherry Cola Chronicles continue to unfold!
Genetics Cherry Cola Auto @Fast_Buds @fastbuds_genetics_official @fastbuds_official @fastbuds_espana
Nutrition: @aptusholland @aptus_world @aptus_
Love, Care, and Attention: @dogdoctorofficial
As always, thank you all for joining me on this journey, for your love, and for it all. My horticultural odyssey would never be the same without you. Your love and support are cherished, and I feel both honored and blessed to have you in my life
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9.20
Good dose of LST from great growth over the weekend.
9.21
LST
.5 Gal water, 2ml CalMag, 1/4 tsp Recharge
9.22
LST
9.23
LST
9.24
LST
9.25
Set up ScrOG and train
9.26
.5 Gal water, 2ml CalMag, PH 6.3
ScrOG train and defol
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26/09 Today, at the beginning of the second week of color, I nevertheless decided to remove a few unnecessary and interfering stakes. I also removed small shoots and some leaves that greatly interfered with the penetration of light to the shoots.
I connected the problem with an overabundance of N with the fact that I have both AD components mixed. It turns out the formula 4 3 8, I think to remove a little Grow 1-0-4 component and then you will get an excellent compote for these bushes, I will also change the irrigation scheme, I will give 400 ml per day, instead of 800 in two days with formula 3-3-4
Even today I mixed a new compote with formula 3 3 4 , and added AD Grow just 1ml/1L and decided to add a little 5ml less AD Micro and AD Bloom . Let's see how things go .
And I also took better photos, rate in the comments guys!!
30/09 Hi all! Continue. monitor the condition of the lowrider, it seems that the burnt edges of the sheets have begun to pass, periodically I just water it with water, and I made a little less content of the Grow element.
The babies are developing extremely cool, I think that so far I am moving in the right direction
I water 10% of the pot, they have 7 liters each
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@DrGreenbutterThumb
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Entering the home stretch, it's all about Swells and Smells.
She looks better than the mother plant, lovely stench. And as for the branches in cubes I see seed development and hopefully as I go into harvest I can have pictures of almost ripe seeds.
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Good update, got some hand pollination done and hopefully some seeds will pop out of these bitches in a few weeks.
The video shows the pollen falling out of the nanners in the calyx I plucked off the plant.
Use plant A's pollen to pollinate plant B, and used plant B's pollen to pollinate plant A.
This is not 100% as the plants now have both their protective domes off of the one reversed branch.
Cant say for cretin its not blowing aorund on its own and back crossing on the same plant.
Any who this week was going to be a top up week on nutrients as well for this plant but given its heavy feeding and burning before I skipped out on that and will probably not need to do anything for the rest of its grow. It should be not focused on creating seeds and that should use up whats left in the medium. If its showing any signs I will use a basic liquid feed for house plants just to give it something or make a "tea" out of a scoop of Herb Thrive 5-4-5 and some acid. Other plants got a transplant and top up so that's why the water had all the beneficials this week and last.
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Day 42
This plant has been topped many times (around 8–12), creating a very wide structure with lots of potential bud sites. However, it is currently in poor condition due to stress from overwatering.
Most of the leaves are drooping heavily, showing a clear lack of vigor. The color has faded from healthy green to a pale light green, with some areas even turning yellowish. This suggests that the roots are still struggling to recover and the plant isn’t able to take up nutrients properly.
Two days ago, I watered again after holding off to let the medium dry out. The plant has not bounced back strongly yet and remains weak. The canopy that once looked promising now looks tired, with leaves hanging down and a general lack of growth.
Given how stressed the plant looks, it may take considerable time to recover — if at all. Because of this, I’ve already started planning to grow a new strain alongside this one. This way I can still move forward with a healthy plant while monitoring this one to see if it pulls through.
At this point, the priority is minimal stress: careful watering, steady conditions, and patience. I’ll give it time, but expectations for this plant are now lower compared to the others.
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@fabialien
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A esta semana le cambiamos radicalmente la solución para que de esta semana en adelante su nutrición sea de la misma linia, principalmente para tener un control del PH en la solución nutritiva .
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This week they climbed about 7 inches. I’m in love with these girls. They’re a lot of fun to watch. They’re so uniform and wholesome I can’t stop staring at them. I just watered yesterday with just 6.3 ph water. I realized I was using too much veg fert. so I kept that out of my feeding for this week. I thought it said tbs instead of tsp so I was using way too much. They seem happy though so I think I’m ok. Other than that, I’m excited to see how much they grow this week.
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Lots of training on all the girls this week all original sensible two gorilla glue one is the biggest under scrog already ghost is right behind then going to lay the last babby gorrilla across light range stay tuned
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This week things have stabilised a bit, my bigger humidifier came on D26, so hopefully that will help slow transpiration a little!
Not really much to report, plants are growing okay, one of them is still struggling a bit, they’ve all been topped for the second time. As I have one plant per 4ft sq, I think I might only mainline to 4 mains, haven’t decided yet! Have bought a Torus Hydro PH balancer, will see if that helps with the PH swings going forward 🧐
Happy growing guys!