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Have split the girls into 2 tents, 4 in a 2m x 2m, 2 into a 1.5 x 1.5m to give them more room and better air flow. Have also scrogged 3 of the 4 plants in the bigger tent. Lights are now 100% veg 100% bloom 0% uv. There was zero stress from defoliation a week ago. I feel like for whatever reason I’m doing everything wrong in the Autoflower rule book but they are loving it all. Have added a product into the mix this week called secret sauce, it is a natural plant stimulant and it’s mix ratio is 1ml / 200L and have bought back cannazym because I finally had time to get to the store. Am very much excited to see the final harvest
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Feed log: D:42 - 6L - [pH 6.2] Si[2.0ml],Algo[4.0ml],HakaPB[1.8g], HakaPR[3.5g],Ca[0.3g/L/]Mg[0.2g/L] INPUT; [1.83 EC] OUTPUT; 2.6L pH 5.9 [1.988 EC] previous irrigation: D:38 β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€”β€” Decided to switch over to mineral salts from the liquid nutrients; and the plant is responding well to the new inputs 😎 Lights are currently running at 50% 225 watts , increased PAR level from 640 - to 740 ppfd πŸ‘ Recently changed the light cycle to 13/11 because this auto is sharing the tent with a photoperiod ,, The DLI will make up for the loss of light hours ! :)
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Finally I discovered why is my critical girl having such a hard time is because we have more gardening in this property tomatoes and other vegetables and my brother decided to add bat guano to all of the plants including the cannabis plant this happened a few months ago without me knowing so I continue to feed liquid nutrients without realizing they was already food in it and not any food slow-release fertilizer so after 3 weeks of intense Flushing I was scratching my head trying to figure out where she's getting nutrients from and boom that my brother told me by the way I add bat guano to all of the plans some months ago and I guess now is becoming available to the plans and causing all sort of problems hopefully with water only she can make it through to the end of the season but she is definitely stunt and is not growing anymore because of this this is my third or fourth week without seeing her stretch at all and I know it is because it has nutrient lockout so for everybody out there please do not mix slow-release fertilizer with liquid fertilizer because you going to cause yourself so much headache and problems because there is no way to control what is in the soil. And the reason you use Liquid Fertilizer has to have complete control in their intake of nutrients and customize it to their need something my brother does not understand yet thank you for reading I will continue to update have a happy grow
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Good morning, we're finally here. We've changed locations, still in southern Spain, but this time much closer to the sea and with a Mediterranean climate, like my Italian roots. Love it. We'll start with the autoflowering plants first; this time, they'll all be grown without cutting techniques. We'll always have two plants: one grown with just a little tidying and left to grow straight, and the other using techniques that don't involve cutting, and therefore slowing things down. I need weed; the grower must also consider this, so the autoflowering plants will finish as quickly as possible. In most cases, it will be a nice, firm LST, not too delicate, and I'll fim if the plant seems to touch the sky, as has happened recently, probably thanks to the Plagron fertilizers, which will be with us this time too. The chosen soil is the recently released Plagron Bio LightMix, which will allow us a more regular and reliable start without the sudden changes that liquid fertilizers can cause. We're 100% organic this time too. For the germination, we also used Seedbooster as soon as it arrived with the last and first ones: 75% water + 25% hydrogen peroxide. *** From my point of view, it's very important to add hydrogen peroxide if you start with the seed in a small glass of water. As soon as it's opened, it would drown too; the oxygen bubbles in the hydrogen peroxide prevent suffocation. www.plagron.com That said, our Critical Cheese Automatic is a classic strain. We expect stability and potency, and to be honest, we're looking for that cheesey smell that has been lost in hybridizations over time. We're still hoping for it. Come on, my friend, you've grown beautifully under the watchful eye of our mirrorless camera. Keep giving us thrills until the very end. The seedling started well without any particular problems. Its little sister stretched a little because I took a timelapse under different lighting, but we're there and ready to give it our best. https://www.zamnesia.io/en/3334-zamnesia-seeds-critical-cheese-automatic-feminized.html Zamnesia Description - An iconic strain from the UK, Cheese has quickly become one of the most sought-after strains in the world. Thanks to the breeders at Zamnesia Seeds, we now have an easy-to-grow autoflowering variant with identical qualities to the extraordinary original, the only major difference being that it can be harvested in 10 weeks! www.zamnesia.com
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100% Germination on bulk seed banks Purple glam kush. First time growing this strain.Grown in south africa
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Hi all, Grow area updates: So I hit the switch and flipped the light to 12/12 to start week 1 of flower for the master kush. And also raised the scrog net and defoliate a bunch. Blue dream auto: Week 4 flower God her first real good defoliation and and a lollipop on the under the canopy. As you can from the pics. The bud sites are plenty. Plant def got biggger then what I thought it had to be tucked one more good time under the net ended up taking up space where another plant woulda be. Literally had to leave a couple branches still standing do to nowhere for them to go and I’m almost definite they will need assistance standing here in a bit. She literally takes have the flower area by herself. I’m stoked about that. The last pic from the web cam shows about how much I took from each branch For defoliation. Ppm at 900 Master kush photo: 1st week of flower She got pretty y’all over the past week the extra nitrogen grow really helped her have a Maher growth spirt. It got a lil hot this week so some minor leaf curling but nothing major. The new growth coming in looks perfectly fine. She responded well to the femming. So I went ahead and topped all the tops on her and she might get one more at the end of this week. She also got re-tucked under the net. Ppm at about 750. As always #StayKited!
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Date: 10-06-2025 Time: 9:06 PM Title: 2x4 Tent Nutrients: 3.6 g Jack’s Part A, 1.1 g Epsom Salt, 2.4 g Jack’s Part B per gallon; Advanced Nutrients Rhino Skin 7.5 mL per gallon. Details: Took clones from the OG Kush and Blue Zkittlez plants. Soaked Char Coir coco coins in an Extreme Gardening Azos solution, then dipped the clones in Clonex and placed them into the coco coins. Watered the OG Kush and Blue Zkittlez plants with 2,000 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1, pH adjusted to 6.2. Date: 10-08-2025 Time: 9:37 PM Title: 2x4 Tent Nutrients: 3.6 g Jack’s Part A, 1.1 g Epsom Salt, 2.4 g Jack’s Part B per gallon; Advanced Nutrients Rhino Skin 7.5 mL per gallon. Details: Watered the Blue Zkittlez plant with 2,000 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1 solution, pH adjusted to 6.2. Date: 10-09-2025 Time: 6:04 PM Title: 2x4 Tent Nutrients: 3.6 g Jack’s Part A, 1.1 g Epsom Salt, 2.4 g Jack’s Part B per gallon; Advanced Nutrients Rhino Skin 7.5 mL per gallon. Details: Watered Tropical Rozay and Nerds Rope S1 #6 with 140 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1, pH adjusted to 6.2. Also watered the OG Kush plant with 1,250 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1, pH adjusted to 6.2. Date: 10-10-2025 Time: 6:20 PM Title: 2x4 Tent Nutrients: 3.6 g Jack’s Part A, 1.1 g Epsom Salt, 2.4 g Jack’s Part B per gallon; Advanced Nutrients Rhino Skin 7.5 mL per gallon. Details: Watered the rest of the Nerds Rope S1 seedlings until runoff with Jack’s 3-2-1, pH adjusted to 6.2. Watered the OG Kush plant with 1,000 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1, and the Blue Zkittlez plant with 1,750 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1, pH adjusted to 6.2. Date: 10-11-2025 Time: 9:50 PM Title: 2x4 Tent Nutrients: 3.6 g Jack’s Part A, 1.1 g Epsom Salt, 2.4 g Jack’s Part B per gallon; Advanced Nutrients Rhino Skin 7.5 mL per gallon. Details: Watered the OG Kush plant with 1,750 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1, and the Blue Zkittlez plant with 1,750 mL of Jack’s 3-2-1, pH adjusted to 6.2.
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Hey Friends, end of Week 10 from seed Colas are looking Very nice Noticed some orange color on some leaf tips so I lowered the amount nutrition when feeding I used a magnifier to have a closer look at the colas, trichomes used to looked like little crystals, now they are bigger and cloudy. So far no amber coloring on trichomes I need some advice as to when I should begin flushing and harvest Smell is slowly getting stronger, like a muffin with a small touch of gas ⛽️ Looking Forward in seeing some bud growth in the following week, will keep you guys posted!
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Rough week! Found two major hermie issues Pheno #5&2. Could be because they where the OGs and they just had a long stressful life. Really bummed because they where the biggest in the tent for sure. Have a coupoe tops with orange hairs so maybe got pollinated, all i can do is keep my eye on them! Besides that everything is looking so great had to re-train and move canopy around but still have full coverage. Getting allot more tops
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Hi, topman! This report is about bending the "@" plant into a shape. A week has passed since the transplant and during this time a 35% flush was carried out, form laying, burr removal, but nothing was done to add stress! Look & rejoice!
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============================= πŸ“… Week 10 – Flowering Days: 64–70 Dates: 12/06–18/06 Strains: RQS Critical (3x), RQS White Widow (1x) ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
 🌿 OVERVIEW / PLANT STATUS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
 Plants remained in very good health as the flowering stretch came to an end.
The canopy was now fully established, with all plants focusing their energy on flower production rather than vertical growth. Bud sites expanded noticeably across the canopy and began stacking into recognizable flowers.
 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ πŸ“ MEASUREMENTS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Plant 11/06 18/06 Growth --------------------------------------- CRIT-1 57 cm 62 cm +5 cm CRIT-2 64 cm 70 cm +6 cm CRIT-3 54 cm 57 cm +3 cm WWID-1 47 cm 50 cm +3 cm ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🌑️ ENVIRONMENT ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Temperature ranged between 23–27Β°C, while humidity generally fluctuated between 55–65%.
 As flower mass increased, humidity became more difficult to control and required maximum exhaust fan operation. Good airflow was maintained throughout the canopy and below the plants to support transpiration and reduce moisture accumulation around developing flowers. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ πŸ’§ WATERING & FEEDING ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ The AutoPot system continued operating reliably with steadily increasing water consumption. Bloom feeding remained the primary nutrient strategy. Bio PK supplementation continued throughout the week and plants responded positively with no visible signs of nutrient burn or toxicity. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⚠️ ISSUES & ACTIONS ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ No major deficiencies, pest pressure, or nutrient-related issues were observed. The primary challenge during the week was managing humidity levels as transpiration increased and flowers developed. Exhaust ventilation was operated aggressively and airflow beneath the canopy was improved to maintain healthy flowering conditions. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ πŸ“ GROWER NOTES ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Overall, it was an excellent week! Plants completed the transition from stretch into active flower production.
 Bud development accelerated across all cultivars and overall vigor remained high. Canopy structure was well established and all four plants showed healthy flowering progression with strong potential for the coming bulking phase. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎯 PLAN FOR NEXT WEEK ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ β€’ Maintaining bloom feeding β€’ Controlling humidity below 60% β€’ Supporting early flower bulking
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Buds are getting heavy πŸ€ͺ maybe a bit to heavy, harvest week next Friday πŸ‘ŒπŸ˜ starting to see a lot of amaber on these girls.... starting to foxtail alittle don’t know if it’s in the jeans or something I’ve Done other than that everything is A ok I’m on my way to an a good harvest ❀️
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Day 78 16/09/24 Monday Feed today using de-chlorinated tap water pH. She is stacking nicely, a strong aroma is penetrating 🀩 she's starting to really glisten with frost this week πŸ’š Pic and vid update ✌️ Day 79 17/09/24 Tuesday De-chlorinated tap water pH 6 today with Plagron products. Pic update Day 81 19/09/24 Thursday De-chlorinated tap water pH 6 only today. Day 83 21/09/24 Saturday Another feed to push this week they seem to be handling it πŸ’š. Fattening up on the buds now and pistils starting to mature. She is flooding in trichomes 😍
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Only water in this plant, i made a good soil, i wont need of nutrients for a long way, first time trying a bonsai, any help is welcome. Peace✌️
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The Doctor is catching up to the Purple Ghost and is already covered in frost
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Week 5 flower. This one just grows slow. Slowly filling in. Very frosty, but not a nice smell. Hopefully the flowers end up tight, hard, and smelling great. Lights are at 12-14” from canopy, and plants are taking it well. Blumat drip still working, and hand watering once a week with Gaia Soluble Seaweed Extract 0-0-17. Not going to top dress anymore as these 30 gallon pots have lots to offer still and this plant is using nothing really. Thanks for views!
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Hello This is the end of week 10 and the beginning of week 11 of veg. The plant is doing good. It's got a couple of bottom fanleaves going yellow. Going to have to take clones of this one before it flowers. It's quite sticky with the rub test. I let the paper Wasps live in a smaller greenhouse that have my cactus in it. They are very good for the garden bringing back lots of pests to the nest to feed their young. They are not very aggressive and mainly just stick to themselves. I can go in and out of that greenhouse and not get stung. They just fly around me. Fun to watch. OK. Be Great. Chuck.