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Week 1 of flower. Flipped Monday and stretch has been chill, only like 10cm so far. Tweaked the spectrum, keeping blue early then letting it turn more red later in the day. Canopy is still super dense under the SCROG, exactly like the video shows. Rainbow Melon is keeping that nice even shape, no stress at all. Nectar is the thickest one, really packing in and taking space. Something Good has filled out more and looks healthier now. No preflowers showing yet. Skipped extra defol for now, gonna clean it up around day 21. Environment’s stable, just bringing the dehumidifier in soon. No smell yet either. Smooth start so far.
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Diese Woche nur gegossen. Licht auf 14 Stunden erhöht. Ab heute Abend bleibt das Licht aus und es wird nicht mehr gegossen. Denke in drei bis vier Tagen wird geerntet 😄.
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From my previous experience with the outdoor grow. I decided to put her to the test in an indoor grow setup. I must say she is looking absolutely plush and green with strong leafs .. I'm already super excited to see what this grow can produce with the correct training and feeding schedules.
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They got huge. Nice green leaves and smell great. I bend the fan leaves a little to get more light in the canopy. They love the nutes. We having a great time! Transplanted 3 to 3 gallons pots. They love the air. Topped(fim’d) one. She getting lanky but I feel she’ll snap back strong.
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Привет друзья мои! Моё растение во всю цветёт и пахнет! Этот малыш явно хочет жить и не сдаётся!) Вот я понимаю стремление. Кустик маленький но мне нравится. Всем мира и добра и хорошей генетики!
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WEEK #16 — WE ROLLIN? Removed a lot of leaves and lower/small buds again (thanks for the advice, @GoodTimesOrganics!). That's where moving the plants freely (without ScrOG) would benefit a lot, especially as i think i am supposed to remove a bit more material in the context of qualityquantity. Stems and soil now clearly visible, airflow should be fine. I wonder, however, how i will make sure to lower the humidity to a constant 50% (or a bit below) in late bloom. At the moment it's still around 60% most of the time, as these are the conditions in the whole room and outside as well. Do you have any tips for that besides dehumidifying the surroundings? Lights to 90% capacity with just a 30cm distance to the most top buds, as i recognized the light does not penetrate very much deeper/seems to becomes notably weaker with even just a small difference in distance. Hope to produce some dense buds by that. A lot more brown pistills as you can see on the "detail" pics. The ones of Skywalker Haze are rather thin, but numerous. Slush Mint Cake gained a lote more violet leaf-tips, as well as some more purple spots. Hope this develops even further. ..and: So sticky! Don't even think to touch any part of the plant, especially Slush Mint Cake, without gloves. General appearance without the leaves feels a bit "meager" at the moment, but that's what the coming weeks ( 2-3 weeks for SMC and 3-4 weeks for Skywalker *Haze* according to Dutch Passion standard) are for, i guess. What makes me really happy is that (at least to my eyes and experience) there arent any deficiencies visible at all for the moment. Or can you spot anything?
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It’s the 1st week of flower I flipped the plants to 12/12 a few days ago. There is a lot going on and a lot of cool and amazing things coming in the near future. Make sure to check out my YouTube page. I bought me a DJI gimbal this week. Might be my new favorite toy. The temps are starting to break for the summer. I don’t see it being very long until winter is here and it’s time to use a heater and not an ac unit. All of the plants are healthy. The plants have all grown so well I turned down the light intensity a bit today the plants didn’t seem like they was starting to strech very much. Hopefully the lower light intensity will make them strech out just a bit
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April 14 - 21 Steady as they go. Some minor defoliation.
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On day 1 I changed out my reservoir, and added my bloom nutes, adjusted my light schedule to 12/12 and defoliated the plants. I adjusted the reservoirs PH to 6.1 My hope is that by flipping this cultivar earlier than my last run, I will not run out of vertical space ;). On day 2 I adjusted my reservoirs PH down to 6.1. On day 3 the clawing is almost completely gone. I adjusted the reservoirs PH down to 6.1. On day 4 the reservoir's PH is at 6.1. I defoliated the plants removing anything blocking lower growth to increase light and air penetration of my mains. On day 5 the reservoirs PH is 6.1. On day 6 I adjusted the PH of the reservoir up from 6.0 to 6.3. I will let the PH drift between 6.1-6.3. on day 7 the reservoirs PH is 6.2. I lowered the light intensity from 100% to 85% to give the top of my plant canopy an average PPFD of 700-1000. I plan to reduce the intensity as the plants continue to stretch to keep them in the 800-1000 PPFD range. I just got my first quantum par sensor and I'm really loving the new data it gives me to optimize my lighting.
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Start of week 11, ladies are doing good and continuing to fatten up. Looks like #2 is pretty close to being done. Going to let her run through Wednesday, then check on her trichomes. If we got more amber I’ll begin the 3 day flush and chop her down on Saturday. If I feel she can go longer I won’t start the flush until Saturday/Sunday. Plants #1 and #3 still got another two weeks or so before they’re ready to chop. Day 72, I moved plants #1 and #2 to the front of the tent for easier access. They’ll be the first two done out of the 3 included in this journal. Also cleaned up some of the leaves on them to open up everything to light during these last 1-2 weeks. Still unsure if I’ll begin to flush #2 on Wednesday or wait till the weekend.. Day 74, checked trichomes and we still aren’t quite where we wanna be before I start to flush. I’m in DWC my flush is only about 3 days tops. We will check again start of next week and hopefully she ready. Day 76, checked on #2 she still not quite ready. I will probably let her run through Thursday next week, begin flush then chop on Sunday the 6th.
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As you can see both plants exploded over the last 7 days and they stretched a lot during their first week in Flower.😎 😎💪 Lemon Cherry (left) now finally starts growing well and looking very healthy now. Papaya (right) ist procucing all the small sidebrnaches with buds, that i hoped for. 😍👏
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Deepforest Super auto is doing good. She has gotten a lot stronger since she found the solution. Everything is looking really good at the moment. Thank you Doctor's Choice, Athena, and Spider Farmer. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g.
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Fed with water 6/17/26
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​🌿 Journal de Culture : Mac 1 Autoflower – Semaine 3 ​On passe aux choses sérieuses. La Plante 1 est en train de muter en un véritable buisson. La croissance ne s'arrête plus, on sent que le système Autopot et les Biotabs tournent à plein régime. ​État des lieux et Mesures ​Taille : Elle a fait un bond énorme pour atteindre 24 cm. ( + 11 cm ) ​Structure : Elle est incroyablement massive. Le tronc principal est déjà d'une épaisseur impressionnante pour son âge, ce qui témoigne d'une santé de fer. ​Paramètres de culture ​Lumière : Intensité toujours à 75%, hauteur maintenue à 90 cm. ​Climat : Stable à 24°C le jour / 21°C la nuit. ​Humidité : 50%. ​Système : Vannes Autopot fermé . ​LST, Accident et Soins ​J'ai voulu commencer à structurer tout ça avec un peu de LST (Low Stress Training), mais j'ai eu une petite frayeur : ​Micro-fissure : En voulant placer un clip sur le tronc principal, la rigidité et l'épaisseur du bois ont causé une micro-fissure. Je m'en suis rendu compte immédiatement et j'ai réagi à temps. Elle devrait s'en remettre sans souci, le tronc va cicatriser et n'en sera que plus solide (un mal pour un bien !). ​Adaptation : Du coup, j'ai déplacé ma stratégie en plaçant deux clips sur deux branches secondaires pour bien les écarter et laisser la lumière pénétrer au centre. ​Nutrition : J'ai donné aujourd'hui un petit cocktail de santé : 1 gramme de Bactrex dilué dans 1 litre d'eau, avec un pH ajusté à 6,3. ​Défoliation et Observations ​J'ai procédé à une légère défoliation. J'ai retiré environ 4 feuilles nourricières qui étaient devenues absolument énormes et qui faisaient trop d'ombre aux départs de fleurs et aux branches secondaires du dessous. ​Comme on peut le voir sur les clichés, la plante a un aspect "ultra-compact". Le feuillage est d'un vert forêt très sain, les feuilles sont larges et bien dentelées. On voit clairement que malgré la défoliation, la canopée reste très dense. Les nœuds sont si rapprochés que la plante forme un dôme de verdure. Le système racinaire doit être en train d'exploser dans le pot géotextile pour soutenir une telle masse aérienne. ​Merci à tous ceux qui suivent et a @Mia_BIOTABS pour ses précieux conseils et soutient . l'évolution de cette Mac 1 ! On surveille de près la cicatrisation du tronc, mais avec la vigueur qu'elle a, je ne me fais pas trop de soucis. À la semaine prochaine ! dernière foto .le 30/04 on dirait qu'elle c'est mis en floraison. lol a à peine 3 semaines . sois elle a eu un stress ( peut être la micro fissures) ou sa génétique. mais elle est très verte et superbe à admirer. je suis impressionné. 01/05 FÊTES DU TRAVAILLE BONNE FÊTES A TOUS mais aujourd'hui petit LST . vue la taille impressionnante, 45 cm , j'ai commencé à écarter la branche principale ainsi que les branches secondaires.avec clips et corde . REMARQUE IMPORTANTE la mac 1 est passée effectivement déjà en floraison. bonne lecture
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