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@deseed_uy
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Semana 7🤩 Esta semana ya bajamos la dosis de ferti, sacamos el sensi bloom definitivamente asi empieza a bajar la carga de nutrientes. Tambien saque la lampara de calor para que cambien de color y para no motivar a las pocas arañitas que quedan en carpa ya que bajamos bastante la humedad, tratamos de mantener entre 55 y 58. Muy contenta con este segundo cultivo de la oreoz, hermosa genetica productora resinosa y muuy rica
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en espectáculo a la vista mis bellas, ya dan señales que el otoño llego y están próximas a su cosecha
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@Jahrulez
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AAAAh Fastbuds, End of WEEK 11 Beginning of week 3 and shes BIG. The beginning leaves are a biut fucked up but the new ones look great so thats nothing rll that worries me.. had it often on the first few leaves but ittl grow out of that. Everything going great :D
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Moved her into a new 80x80x160 tent two days ago and the 20 extra cm in height were necessary to accommodate the stretch. Her light has also been upgraded to 150 cm. I'm happy with the density of the bud sites and expecting a good yield.
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Start of week 4. Do-si-dos is growing nicely, lots of bud sites developing. Did a heavy defoliation on this girl today. Until next week, happy growing everyone!
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@Ninjabuds
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Unrefined wild structure but super dank small buds with some cool colors and there super dense
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I love this new diary app! Getting to document each and every grow, makes it easier to improve the next time. If this website continues to gain more and more growers, I think Grow Diaries might be the goto site for uniting together growers from all over the world.
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🌸 Week 3 Flower — Bud stacking begins! 🌸 This week was a turning point — stretch finally slowed down and the plants are now fully focusing on bud formation. The tent started getting really humid due to the extra leaf mass and transpiration 🌿💦. That’s when I realized: a dehumidifier is a must. Without it, RH would climb over 70%, which is dangerous at this stage. Temperatures are still steady (27°C day / 20°C night), but now I’m working on dropping humidity to ~55–60% for safer flowering. Nutrient-wise, I reduced nitrogen even more, focusing on PK boosters and bloom nutrients. Bud sites are stacking nicely, pistils are shooting everywhere 🧡, and the first serious trichome production has started ✨. Mistakes from earlier (too much IR, uneven light distribution) are still visible on some plants, but overall the crop is healthy and vigorous. Next week should be the start of real frost explosion ❄️.
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Increased Buddy to 1mm p/l. Will be adding PK14 in the next 2 weeks as they're peak flower and will need the Potassium etc. These plants are at the front and to the right in the timelapses.
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@Smev1337
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Hey all! i started doing the LST training a little bit to late but will still LST em and you have probably noticed that in the diary is only 2 plants and not 3 like on the pictures, that is because one did not really like the late LST haha so i cut her down and throw here away sadly but yea what else can ya do haha😅 happy growing all!😎✌️💚
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So. Couple things happend and i choped them a bit earlier than colours would say or i would want, but ; I touched one bud , squeezed it ;))) and after 3 days it was budrot, so i panicked ( so much , that even forgot to take pictures) and turned off lights for 3 days . Second thing my last photo will show - i decided to reveg best plants and didnt want to flush out them totaly ... First two smalest plant produced : Leafy no bottom trim - 66 grams, but they where mostly airy Two round defoliated weakest one - 60 g of lovely small nugs . Tasted both same, maybe leafie one had more smell at begining... Both on cure still... Now always leaf strip before flower, around week 3 and 6 of flower and bottom strip. Hated that time while i was playing with trim on those 1/5 of popcorn bud sometimes ;))) P.s. while choping forgot to take photos one of the niciest girls ;)
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Week 8 June 28 plants are still recovering from transplanting fed today a bit of calmag
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@Xylophory
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- The ladies got a little hot this week when I had to keep them in a box during a house inspection. Next day a lot of pistils had turned brown and now end of week, there’s not very many swollen calyx and new pistol growth. - I raised the light in order to lower the heat a little (it’s also been a hotter week this week in general), I think it was a little too close at 14”. Raised it to 16. - I spoke with someone on Reddit who told me about “shooting powder”, a sparkling PK booster that reverts the plant back earlier in flower. Fucking magic. Going to try that for the next three weeks to see if I can get the ladies to bounce back and produce more girthy bud. They sure did frost up more though! ❄️ - leaf tips stopped burning finally after last weeks sporadic EC spikes. EC back down between 2 inflow with 2.2-2.3 outflow. So, I’m happy with that. - added another fan. Found a cheap $15 fan that has a low profile back and can sit in the corner without blocking the light. Doesn’t rotate but makes the ladies dance a littler more which is nice 💃🏻
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Jan 23: soaking the autoflowering seeds 1 Thin Mint (TM) 1 Northern light (NL) Jan 24: paper towel Jan 26 NL sprouted EDIT : None of the Thin Mints seeds made it I had a lot of problem with the paper towel going dry since it's so dry here now in the middle of winter.
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I really slacked at the end of this grow, my schedule changed drastically in the last month and I was unable to really take care of her the way I wanted. She yielded a 56 grams exactly.