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🌿 Journal de Culture : Mac 1 – "Spirit" (Plante #2) – Floraison Avancée ​Date du jour : 02/06/2026 Âge de la plante : J+59 (Semaine 9) Taille actuelle : 131 cm Évolution : +16 cm depuis le dernier suivi (Elle continue de grimper !) ​De retour de vacances de Rimini ! Les filles ont été autonomes, mais Spirit a continué sa poussée verticale impressionnante. On entre dans le vif du sujet avec le gonflement des fleurs et quelques ajustements techniques majeurs suite à une surprise dans le réservoir. ​📊 État de Santé & Évolution des Fleurs ​Une structure géante : Spirit atteint désormais 131 cm. La gestion de l'espace devient un véritable casse-tête logistique. Pour rappel, avec une tente de 1m80 de hauteur et un pot de 30 cm, la marge est extrêmement mince. ​Gonflement des têtes : Les buds grossissent vraiment bien et prennent une belle forme, même si pour moi, ce sont encore de gros bourgeons qui ont encore une belle marge de progression. L'odeur qui s'en dégage est extrêmement forte et profondément fruitée, c'est un régal. ​Feuillage & Absence de sénescence : Toutes les feuilles affichent un vert bien sombre et vigoureux, sans aucun signe de sénescence pour le moment. J'ai remarqué quelques légères brûlures sur de rares pointes, mais rien d'inquiétant : c'est simplement dû au fait qu'elle transpirait beaucoup des feuilles aux endroits où je la manipulais pour le tricotage. ​Gestion des nuisibles : Ayant constaté une présence trop importante de mouches de terreau (sciarides), j'ai placé une feuille collante jaune (glue) au pied de la plante pour piéger les adultes et assainir le substrat. ​⚙️ Paramètres Environnementaux & Gestion Lumineuse ​Climat : Températures stables à 24°C le jour et 21°C la nuit. L'hygrométrie est maîtrisée à l'aide du déshumidificateur pour sécuriser la floraison. ​Ajustement de la lampe (Alerte Hauteur) : Suite à sa croissance indomptable, la cime la plus haute de Spirit ne se trouve plus qu'à 15 cm de la lampe. Le reste de la canopée générale se maintient à environ 35 cm de la source lumineuse. Je surveille quotidiennement pour éviter les brûlures par rayonnement sur le sommet principal. ​ Nutrition, Arrosage & Correctif pH ​Le repas du jour : J'ai préparé un arrosage manuel contenant 5 ml de Bio PK 5-8 de Biotabs dans 1 litre d'eau, ajusté à un pH de 6,3. Les plantes se montrent particulièrement gourmandes à ce stade. ​Incident pH à mon retour de vacances : À mon retour après 4 jours d'absence, j'ai constaté avec surprise que le pH de l'eau dans le réservoir Autopot était monté à 8. ​La cause : Le bulleur d'air installé dans le réservoir. L'oxygénation constante par bullage fait dégazer le CO₂ de l'eau, ce qui fait grimper le pH en flèche de manière très instable. Je me rends compte que l'eau n'a presque jamais été au bon pH depuis près d'un mois. ​Actions correctives : J'ai immédiatement retiré le bulleur du réservoir. J'ai également changé de correcteur pour utiliser le pH Down de Plagron (spécial système hydro), beaucoup plus stable dans le temps pour les cuves de solution. ​📝 Résumé de la situation ​Malgré un pH de réservoir qui a joué au yoyo ces dernières semaines à cause du bulleur, Spirit montre une résistance et une santé de fer. Sa structure est monstrueuse et elle n'a pas faim. Maintenant que le problème de stabilité du pH est réglé et que le bulleur est retiré, l'assimilation des nutriments va être optimale pour la phase de gonflement qui s'annonce massive. Attention toutefois à la lampe qui est désormais très proche de la cime principale ! ​🙏 Remerciements ​Un immense merci à @mia_biotabs et à Mrs_Larimar pour votre soutien constant et vos précieux conseils de culture. Merci également à toute la communauté qui suit l'évolution de la spectaculaire Spirit ! ​Le traitement de choc est en place, place au gonflement des buds !
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Another week without fertilizers, flowering seems to have stopped :/ The trichomes seem quite ripe, I'll wait another week and then harvest.
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WEEK 11) DAY1 Changed light schedule from 20/4 to 18/6 which will stay that way until harvest. Now I also start dropping the temperature 1 degree every 3-4 days. You don’t have to do this! I do this so the plants gradually acclimate to the lower temperatures like fall and then the beautiful different colors that come out from every individual Girl are different. (DAY2) light defoliation for an omelette Fill both water 6 gallons ph5.9, put an extra fan under WMZ#1 due to her size I might put a standup fan behind her. (DAY4) tuck leaves down all around the cola’s well my ac infinity 8” fan just broke only 4.5 months old ridiculous. (DAY6) water 6 gallons
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At the end of week 3 I topped one of the strawberry cough they are all looking good and starting to veg I’m all caught up with the grow diary’s and will add at the end of every week. I’m in Australia and did start a little late into the season but hope to get a decent grow in they will be at my brothers once transplanted and he has a few aswel that I will add into the grow log nothing but sun and water only use a little thrive that’s from Bunnings that I get from my pops shed. They will be in a nicer cleaner soil when transplanted into veggie beds and will have chicken poo as a nutrient source first time ever using chicken poo so see how it goes. Will keep the grow log updated and hopefully everything goes all well for the travel and transplant for the plants in the next few days
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The plants have been drinking up water rapidly with the increased heat, I have stopped using individual gallons and now started using a hose in order to speed up the process. They seem to take about 2-3 gallons each while the larger plant I have been trying to water until I see small amounts trickling out near the bottom. Will give them a second round of organic granular feeding soon! I also started to notice this week that there are a good amount of small black flies above soil. I will have to take care of this sooner than later
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Start of week 4 they are now recovering from the defoliation
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After toping the plant I started a Main-line technique to build the plant outward and aim to develop 16 main stems prior to flowering stage. I do not see any major genetic issues with this plant. She Has had a few deformed fan leaves and one of the 4 main-lines grew a node from a node. This was not going to be used in my training technique plan so I have since removed it. watering has stepping up to 28oz of distilled water pH balanced to 6.0~ (no higher than 6.5pH) I will also begin feeding the plant using the General Hydroponics Flora Series products. I don't think I'll need Cal-Mag so I'm watching closely for signs of deficiency before I opt in to purchase the nutrient.
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Great week decided to give big bloom and grow big fox farm. They LOVED IT! I cut dosage in half for half gal watering can. We just bought a clone also gorilla glue Update my husband decided to defoliate it some. Will post pictures tom after feeding
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So she started herming. Guess I'll have to change her name to Big Barry instead 😅 Wish I could grow a testicle everytime I got frustrated, geez. Kids these days. Anyways, I've been really good about any light leaks, and the internal temps have been consistent, so I'm blaming the 'bagseed' genetics. As soon as I saw the pollen, I started misting the plant with regular RO water, and then went in and removed as many pollen sacks as I could find. But I seriously doubt that I was able to find them all, since they're so deeply hidden within the budsites, and will likely be finding more pollen over the coming weeks -___- My first grow, so it's disappointing but Im still proud of her. Might just spread any seeds I find in the buds, out in the yard and see how they do. I certainly won't be TLC-ing mystery genetics again, aside from the clones I took off her-- which are my first clones as well (with 100% success rate 😎). Ive never had a greenthumb so please ignore my horn-tooting lol
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July 11: ouch. A hail storm went through in the afternoon and shredded things pretty hard. Big old fan leaves were ripped apart while smaller leaves are fine. She will recover but it’s a bummer of a setback.
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Wow the autos are taking off now that temps are stable. still fully in veg no signs of hairs yet but everyday they are growing new leaf's. will update next week with a hopeful big boost to the plants
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Extrem starker Stretch, viele einzelne Äste die sich stärker nach oben kämpfen als andere.
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All ready for 12/12
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Day 49 with about 2 weeks left based on her trichomes. She's a little further ahead (maybe a week or 10 days) than the Slurricane and her stank is out of control. It smells like rotten sweet fruit and gas in my entire house from this plant.
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another resin monster from seedstockers, with a very special scent, full of flavors! grinded it smelled like peppermint, and vaped it has a great sweet creamy taste!
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Remove a lot of the lower branches this week . Everything looking pretty good at the moment.snapped two tops of the bigger blue gelato defoliating at the end of week 😡
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I have 4 lady's Still no problem They are looking healthy but mby i did mistake with a pot size. I may have problems with space we'll see