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🇩🇪🌱🍒 Woche 1 – Keimung | Cherry Limeade by Doja 🍒🍋 Eigentlich wollte ich diesen Sommer eine Indoor-Pause machen 😅. Aber ich konnte einfach nicht die Finger von meinem neuen Living-Soil-Beet lassen und musste es unbedingt ausprobieren. Außerdem bin ich schon lange auf der Jagd nach einem Strain mit einem echten Kirscharoma 🍒🤞. Die Wahl fiel deshalb auf Cherry Limeade von Doja, eine Kreuzung aus Lime Sickle und Lemon Cherry Gelato 🍋🍒. Nach nur 3,5 Tagen hat der Samen direkt im 130-Liter-Living-Soil-Beet das Licht der Welt erblickt 🌱✨. Ein besserer Start hätte kaum sein können! Die Erde wurde am 24. April selbst angemischt aus: 🔸 50 L Bio Canna Terra Plus 🔸 30 L Bimsstein 🔸 10 L Living Bio Char 🔸 10 L Reishülsen 🔸 10 L Kompost 🔸 20 L Wurmhumus 🔸 Universal Amendment Mix von Almicanna für 130 Liter 🔸 150 g Alfalfa Pellets 🌱 🔸 100 g Kelp 🌊 🔸 300 g Malted Barley 🌾 Bis auf die Bio Canna Terra Plus stammen alle Zutaten von Almicanna ❤️. Die Mischung wurde auf einer 4 × 4 m Plane vorbereitet und mit etwa 25 Litern Wasser aus dem Gloria-Drucksprüher angefeuchtet 💦. Anschließend durfte die Erde für 14 Tage abgedeckt in der Garage reifen. Danach wurde das 50 × 50 cm Almicanna-Beet befüllt und die Cover-Crop-Mischung ausgesät 🌿. Anschließend wurden SF-Nematoden von Öre Protect gegossen. Die Oberfläche bekam eine Mulchschicht aus Hanfspänen und zusätzlich zog eine Handvoll Kompostwürmer aus meiner Wurmbox ein. Nachdem das Cover Crop schön gewachsen war, wurden zwei Arten von Raubmilben eingesetzt: 🕷️ Hypoaspis miles 🕷️ Amblyseius cucumeris Das Beet durfte anschließend etwa einen Monat lang einfahren ⏳. In dieser Zeit gab es einmal selbstgemachtes Ackerschachtelhalm-Brennnessel-Ferment 🍵 und einmal Komposttee ☕. Mittlerweile ist das Bodenleben regelrecht explodiert 💥. Wenn man vorsichtig die Erde zur Seite schiebt, sieht man jede Menge Springschwänze, Würmer und Milben. Genau so habe ich mir ein lebendiges Ökosystem vorgestellt ❤️🌎. Die Bewässerung erfolgt über vier Blumat Maxi Tropfer 💧, gespeist aus einem 30-Liter-Tank. Die Bodenfeuchtigkeit überwache ich mit einem MMM TXSU Tensiometer (20 cm) und peile etwa 100 mbar in der Vegetationsphase und 120 mbar in der Blüte an 📈. Während der Sämlingsphase wird das Klima über den AC Infinity Controller im VPD-Modus geregelt 🌡️💨. Zielbereich sind 0,6–0,8 kPa. Die sanlight ist auf Stufe 2 eingestellt (200 PPFD). Vor der Aussaat wurde ein Großteil des Cover Crops kleingeschnitten und als Mulch auf dem Beet belassen 🌿✂️. Anschließend kam ein einzelner Cherry-Limeade-Samen direkt in die Mitte des Beetes. Und heute, nach nur 3,5 Tagen, hat die Kleine ihren Kopf aus der Erde gesteckt 🌱. Nach Monaten der Vorbereitung beginnt nun endlich das eigentliche Abenteuer. Ich freue mich riesig auf dieses Projekt und bin gespannt, ob mich diese Dame am Ende tatsächlich mit dem erhofften Kirscharoma belohnen wird 🍒🤞❤️. ⸻ 🇬🇧🌱🍒 Week 1 – Germination | Cherry Limeade by Doja 🍒🍋 I originally planned to take a break from indoor growing this summer 😅, but I simply couldn’t resist testing my new living soil bed. Besides that, I’ve been chasing a strain with a truly authentic cherry aroma for quite some time 🍒🤞. That’s why I chose Cherry Limeade by Doja, a cross between Lime Sickle and Lemon Cherry Gelato 🍋🍒. After just 3.5 days, the seed emerged directly in the 130-liter living soil bed 🌱✨. Couldn’t ask for a better start! The soil mix was prepared on April 24th using: 🔸 50 L Bio Canna Terra Plus 🔸 30 L pumice 🔸 10 L Living Bio Char 🔸 10 L rice hulls 🔸 10 L compost 🔸 20 L worm castings 🔸 Almicanna Universal Amendment Mix for 130 liters 🔸 150 g alfalfa pellets 🌱 🔸 100 g kelp 🌊 🔸 300 g malted barley 🌾 Everything except the Bio Canna Terra Plus came from Almicanna ❤️. The mix was prepared on a 4 × 4 m tarp and moistened with about 25 liters of water using a Gloria pressure sprayer 💦. It was then left covered in the garage for two weeks to mature. After that, the 50 × 50 cm Almicanna bed was filled and seeded with a cover crop blend 🌿. SF nematodes from Öre Protect were applied ?, followed by a hemp mulch layer and a handful of compost worms from my own worm bin. Once the cover crop was established, two beneficial predatory mite species were introduced: 🕷️ Hypoaspis miles 🕷️ Amblyseius cucumeris The bed was then allowed to cycle for about one month ⏳. During that time, it received one watering with homemade horsetail and nettle ferment 🍵 and one compost tea ☕. Soil life has absolutely exploded 💥. Every time I gently move aside the mulch, I can see countless springtails, worms and mites. Exactly what I hoped for in a thriving living soil ecosystem ❤️🌎. Watering is handled by four evenly distributed Blumat Maxi drippers 💧 connected to a 30-liter reservoir. Soil moisture is monitored with an MMM TXSU tensiometer (20 cm depth), targeting around 100 mbar during veg and 120 mbar during flower 📈. Humidity and VPD are controlled by the AC Infinity controller 🌡️💨, maintaining a VPD range of 0.6–0.8 kPa during the seedling stage. Before planting, most of the cover crop was chopped and dropped as mulch 🌿✂️. One single Cherry Limeade seed was planted directly in the center of the bed. And today, after just 3.5 days, she finally broke through the surface 🌱. After months of preparation, the real adventure finally begins. I’m incredibly excited about this grow and can’t wait to see if this lady will reward me with the authentic cherry aroma I’ve been searching for 🍒🤞❤️.
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She seems to be coming along well. Fed her cal mag once this week 2 ml per liter. The other feeding she only received bloom and grow. Top leaves are discolouring but I'm unsure why.
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end of week 7 flower | insane smell insane coloring | now giving water and bio calmag only | pretty awesome cut i have to say! ordered at hanfgarten
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this harvest is too early because of my growing condition,
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Still not given any food at 35 days since popping. She's growing well and I've put her in a 4ltr pot. I've pinched the top out to slow down the vertical growth.
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Gracias al equipo de Royal Queen Seeds, Marshydro, XpertNutrients y Trolmaster, sin ellos esto no seria posible. 💐🍁 Gelato #44: Los criadores de Tyson 2.0 criaron Gelato 44 a partir de cepas finas. Al cruzar la Sunset Sherbet y la Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies, crearon un híbrido de dominancia índica que asesta fuertes golpes en el cuerpo y la cabeza. Su contenido de THC del 22% crea sinergia con terpenos colocantes para ablandar los músculos Mantenla hidratada y con una dieta constante y pasará por la fase de floración en unas ocho semanas. Las plantas de interior alcanzan una altura máxima de 120 cm y producen 400-450 g/m², mientras que sus homólogas de exterior alcanzan los 180 cm y producen hasta 600 g por planta. 🚀 Consigue aqui tus semillas: https://www.royalqueenseeds.es/rqs-semillas-cannabis-tyson/664-dynamite-diesel.html 💡TS-3000 + TS-1000: se usaran dos de las lámparas de la serie TS de Marshydro, para cubrir todas las necesidades de las plantas durante el ciclo de cultivo, uso las dos lámparas en floracion para llegar a toda la carpa de 1.50 x 1.50 x 1.80. https://marshydro.eu/products/mars-hydro-ts-3000-led-grow-light/ 🏠 : Marshydro 1.50 x 1.50 x 1.80, carpa 100% estanca con ventanas laterales para llegar a todos los lugares durante el grow https://marshydro.eu/products/diy-150x150x200cm-grow-tent-kit 🌬️💨 Marshydro 6inch + filtro carbon para evitar olores indeseables. https://marshydro.eu/products/ifresh-smart-6inch-filter-kits/ 💻 Trolmaster Tent-X TCS-1 como controlador de luz, optimiza tu cultivo con la última tecnología del mercado, desde donde puedes controlar todos los parametros. https://www.trolmaster.com/Products/Details/TCS-1 🍣🍦🌴 Xpert Nutrients es una empresa especializada en la producción y comercialización de fertilizantes líquidos y tierras, que garantizan excelentes cosechas y un crecimiento activo para sus plantas durante todas las fases de cultivo. Consigue aqui tus Nutrientes: https://xpertnutrients.com/es/shop/ 📆 Semana 9: No ha sido una gran semana respecto al tiempo pero el incremento de nutrientes le ha venido muy bien Continuo con la dosis recomendada por el fabricante.
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Last 2 weeks. Gave them nutrients for half of the week and started to flush then. Want to have a nice flush this time to see the effect on the buds. Getting closer and very excited!! 😍
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I have to dry the buds in the dark, at 20 degrees in 50% humidity 🙏
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Day 70 - she is growing well and getting frosty. The buds getting bigger every week. The smell is great and the plant is bright colour when in late flowering I will do colder nights to get out the dark colours
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I had fun with this barneys gorilla zkittlez, although it seems like it was ready around 7 weeks, its as if the plant has been in the early stages of self seeding when I've harvested on day 54~ of flower.. Can't think any other reason why this would've happened Anyway overall the bud is 95% amazing, just a slight sadness at the miniscule seeds forming close to the stems in the centre of some buds that takes away from the taste a little
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DRIED UP AN ORANGE PEEL IN THE OVEN. THEN GOUND IT UP IN A COFFEE GRINDER AND TOP DRESSED ON DAY 8. MIXED UP A VERY VERY GOOD CUSTOM BLEND OF MEDIUM ON DAY 13 AND TRANSPLANTED. MISTED THE MEDIUM AND THE SEEDLING AFTER THE TRANSPLANT. WEATHER HAS BEEN COOL AND WINDY WITH NO ISSUES SO FAR. PLEASE COME AGAIN!😎
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📆 Semana 3 Con el coco ya estabilizado, la EC se mantiene en 1.4–1.5 y el pH se afina hacia 5.9, consolidando una absorción constante y raíces activas. El estiramiento entra en su fase final y las preflores se definen en todas las puntas, con color ya más uniforme y buena turgencia. Los aromas se intensifican poco a poco, semana de transición. Seguimos creciendo fuerte 💪
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The little genetic fuck up still going , And actually smells pretty good too , still feeding for now but keeping a close eye on those milky mushrooms , As soon as they are 💯 milky and say 10% amber I will start too flush ,
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Hello growers, it's another week and thanks to your advice I managed to keep my plants alive, the first, third and fourth from the left are the same age, I can't see the third from the left but I have the impression that it is not feminized, it doesn't matter that there are two and they are still alive what makes me happy...
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~Week 6/ 36-42 days from sprout ~Overall: ~VPD: Given up but keeping it decent. Growing in cold basement so having high humidity in the room is a no-no ~Plants DLI increased closer to 45 for these last few weeks of veg. Will close out around 50 next week, and then drop before flower. ~First top-dress end of next week ~Watering as needed, about every 5-6 days. Plants should be watered on the 18th. That will be 5 days since last watering. Might push it to the 19th though because with drop of temps means plants metabolism slows and they use less water. Day 36 notes: Looking great. Soil still very moist. Looking to water on day 39. Also increased the DLI closer to 45, and I want to push it to 50 closer to the flip to flower. Other than that training continues. Did some more super cropping and leaf tucking. Also my clones are not looking good. This is understandable as the temp and humidity has dropped considerably. Will watch them the next couple days and if none of them shoot roots then they will be outta here. I have a small tent specifically for clones coming the 20th, in 4 days. Day 37 notes: Did a lot of training today. My hope is to fill out most of the tent, if I have to have empty space I want it to be less than 8x8 inches. Grow is going well otherwise. Will be feeding on the 19th if all goes as planned. Some more red on the stems and petioles but it is still minor. Quite a bit of super cropping today. Also temps are all around and VPD is kind of screwed over right now. Also the plants smell really fruity now and smell a bit gassy. Smell really coming on strong. Also, even though they are not yet flowering, my hands were sticky today after handling them for LST, super cropping, and leaf tucking. Temp has been all over the place the past few days. Need to get it under control. Would prefer the conditions to stay at around 80F 60RH or 85F and 70RH. Not possible with my current setup though. 2-4 days until next watering. Soil was still quite moist today. Day 38 notes: Looking good today. Did not do anything but peek my head into the tent and take some pictures. Temps are doing well, and I tried to get humidity up. Currently at 80F/39RH. I would prefer 80F/60RH. Will water tomorrow or the day after depending on what I see when I go check them tomorrow. Still no roots on the clones, but there are some very small what looks like the start of roots. I am going to let the clones sit in the cloner until they die or I need to clean the cloner for my real clones. Day 39 notes: Maybe one of the most expected days so far. Expected to water the plants day 40, but they desperately needed water today. My blueberry plant also started peeling away from the main stem at 2 nodes. I am guessing my training was a bit too tight. The training was initially fine, but after the plants grew a bit more the ties were no longer at the tip, this caused the point of pressure to change and essentially ripped the plant apart at the seams. I need to keep this in mind next time. I did reattach the branch that had fallen off, but I do not know if it will live. If not, then I will actually use that branch for clones. Speaking of clones, all of mine are dead lol. Basically my high-ass forgot to turn the cloner back on after checking for roots. It was off for 24 whole hours. Came back today and clones are dead. Anyways its cool. I am going to throw these clones out, set up my new cloning tent, and after cleaning my cloner I will start a new batch of clones. The Blue Cheese in the front of the tent smells like straight dead skunk dumped in the tent lol. No matter what Ill be keeping some clones of that plant, at least for the smell alone. Not much to add otherwise. Next time I have to water I will readjust the LST ties. Day 40 notes: Great day today. All of the plants have recovered well from lack of water. Will be watering them in 3-4 days again. At this point, the plants are big enough to switch to flower, but I want to try to wait another 20 days. In 2 weeks I am going to defoliate and take off any of the lower growth. It is at this time that I will go ahead and take some new clones. I disposed of the dead clones today after checking for roots. 4/14 ended up rooting. That's actually pretty nice given the fact that they were in hellish conditions. Clones would like 80F/60-80%RH. These clones were at 80F/30RH. I could have technically saved the 4 that rooted, but they would not have had the vigor that they should have. Also temps have been kind of way off again. Today it was in the opposite direction. Earlier was too hot and not humid enough. Today, the tent was too cold and too humid lol. I'll keep watching it but the plants are mainly very healthy. My cloning tent also arrived today and I got it setup and installed a light in there. Day 41 notes: All good today. These plants are growing like a weed lol. The smell is intense now. Smells like a tent in flower. VPD was pretty good yesterday at 77F and 60RH and its the same way today. Will be taking clones in 12 days, and flipping to flower in 19 days. I am pretty excited because these plants are looking great so far. Day 42 notes: Did not do much today. A bit of leaf tucking, but that's it. Will be watering either tomorrow, or the day after. Soil is still pretty moist about an inch down. Also taped the injured branch on the blueberry, and removed all of the ties from it. I will be doing some more training in a couple of days when I water. Plants have a very strong smell overall. I am definitely excited to flip these babies into flower and start weaving them through the trellis net about 1 week after I flip them. End of week summary: Overall was a great week. There were a couple of interesting things I ran into this week but nothing wrong with the plants. These plants are gonna be beasts by the time I flip to flower. Also fimming on the Blue Cheese in the front definitely did not work. I have heard that it is not always successful. Misc. comments: DLI meter malfunctioning. Will just eyeball it from now on. If plants seem stressed then I will lessen the intensity. Want to run a batch of 5 Blue cheese clones next time. Could also do the blueberry which has responded great to training. Need to get a couple of clip on fans to improve my air circulation. Investing in a better trellis net would also be wise. Going to wait to do all that until I start my raised bed cannabis garden next year in my 4x4 and 3x3 tents. I will likely also purchase either a 4x4, or a 5x5 specifically for drying plants. I would also then need to get a filter, intake and outtake, and a couple of clip on fans. Humidifier and dehumidifier I pretty much already have. I would also like my grow area to be built in a way that I can very easily maintain proper VPD.
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🍪’s 👃🏿 on her st8 rotten FRUIT CANDY 🤢🤮🍍🍒🍓🍊🍋🍐🍎🍏🍬
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very strong resin production, a heavy hitter, nighttime stuff! a real great strain, highly recommended! you can certainly smell the grape with a creamy touch! ps. one of the plants was a mutant, it was very weak, had almost no resin on it and absolutely no scent at all....but it had alot of potency and a awesome yield!
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Did a prune job. Got everyone to clone too. The hindsight is a beast and the SS are very bushy.
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Sorry for the delayed post I honestly forgot I started this one lol...they’re doing great I had some of those biodegradable starter pots that I used n prolly let them stay in too long tbh but now they’re both in their new homes! One is all coco and the other is top-half coco/bottom-half soil..thanks for reading/looking