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I harvested all the girls today. This is such a nice strain—super easy to grow and resilient to suboptimal conditions. I planted 3 seeds (one is documented in another diary), each in a different setup regarding watering and nutrients: Plant #1: Autopot with another organic Fertiliser Plant #2: Hand-watered with another organic Fertiliser Plant #3: Hand-watered with Aptus All setups only required additional water, as the fertilizers were pre-mixed into the soil. THE GROW: I didn't treat them well, to be honest. They were sent into flower during week 3 of vegetation, then suffered from insufficient light for several weeks. After that, they had about 3 weeks of decent conditions, but once the other plants were moved out, the room became too cold for the final 2 weeks—temperatures dropped to only around 18-20°C (64-68°F). CONCLUSION: Despite all these less-than-ideal conditions, the girls proved easy to grow and remarkably resilient. Plant #1 (Autopot): Harvested double the amount of the smaller plants Plants #2 and #3: Were quite similar in both growth and harvest yield
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Harvested my third grow and second strain from Canuk seeds. Both plants from them have been absolute bangers! I highly recommend growing their seeds. I ended up with 176.2 g about 6.2 oz of trimmed and dried bud with one plant. It wasn’t as high as the last plant but mainly because I didn’t let her get as big and I pruned up all of the 8 branches she had but we still got kinda close🙂 Overall, I’m very happy with this run. I learned a ton once again and I love every bit of growing these beautiful plants! Definitely gonna enjoying smoking this one👌🤠🤘🥁
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@Waxipad
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This week went well, delt with a little calcium deficiency due to having a water softener installed in my home without thinking lol
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Day 91 of Life, Day 56 of Flowering. Very start of week 13. I checked the trichomes and im going to give them another week. My carbon filter is working Overtime.
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Novena semana de floración de 11 que van a llevar casi casi seguro todas. Fuah, todas parece que tienen una gelatina de tricomas por encima, espero que salgan riquisimas!
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First grow, if you have any advice, pictures you would like to see or feedback to give me go ahead :). All conditions of the plant will be what the plant is currently at in week 4. I tried to keep it as organic as possible and only cut one of the lower leafs to try to get a clone going. Also I know there are a lot of photos and is aids to go through on a phone but I try to get as much photos as I can everyday.
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Really Babied these girls and shows the capability of some strains under optimal conditions. Especially throughout flower. Progress is becoming very noticeable. What a great experience making rosin!
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One plant is entering flowering stage beautiful while my one sad stunted plant continues to struggle. Lots of lessons learnt with this grow, was my first time trying out HP Pro Mix and I’m definitely enjoying it but have some notes for the next round of seedlings I can improve upon. Excited to see how the buds turn out on both these ladies. 💚 Happy growing everybody!
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It’s smelling so sweet it’s unreal
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Mal schauen wie hoch die noch in der Blüte gehen werden😎 Kollege kümmert sich gut
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Things are happening!!!! The large container plant is starting to take on shape and put the gf some nice side branches. 5gal fabric is stretching but not a lot of sideways growth yet. They seem to have loved all the spring rain.. But the recent sun has really sprung them into act
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Hello. This is the end of week 2 and the beginning of week 3 of flowering. I think I'm off by a week, it might be the end of the 3 week, but I'll leaves it like it is. It's sometimes hard to tell with outdoor plants , like autos, when they go into flowering, because when the plants go into their first week of flowering they don't show anything different.. It's in the second week that you can see a small difference. But I'll leave it like it is. OK. Got these girls into the main part of the greenhouse on Sun afternoon. Bent a few branches and broke one. Put a few paper splints on a few bent branches but they will heal. Measured them yesterday to find the tallest Plant #4, at 80 inches and Plants #1 and #5 at about 70 inches. Plant #3 is definitely different looking, More indica in that one. Lots of resin and smell too. Plant #3 smell of sour and gas but I can smell the biscuit smell and it can be a bit earthy too. The others are all sativa looking plants, and will probably take longer to finish. Hoping for no white powdery mildew to show. I can see it on some other outdoor plants now but not in here yet. OK. Be Great. Chuck.
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Hope you are well. Thanks for taking the time. Little main line defoliation to focus growth. ATP (adenosine triphosphate) is the primary energy carrier in cells, including plant cells. It powers various cellular activities like nutrient uptake, protein synthesis, and cell division. Without ATP, the plant's metabolic machinery would grind to a halt, regardless of the presence of nutrients, oxygen, or carbon. Nutrients, like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, are essential for building plant tissues and various molecules. They are incorporated into proteins, nucleic acids, and other vital compounds. While crucial, their uptake and utilization rely on ATP-driven processes. Oxygen is vital for cellular respiration, a process that generates ATP. While plants can produce ATP through photosynthesis, oxygen is essential for maximizing ATP production in mitochondria through oxidative phosphorylation. Carbon is the backbone of all organic molecules, including carbohydrates synthesized during photosynthesis. It's the fundamental building block of plant structures and fuels. However, its incorporation into organic molecules is also ATP-dependent. We don't grow we facilitate energy conversion.
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@Lazuli
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The smell is insane. Purple colors.. sooo much resin The quality is very high on this beautifull plant
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Day72 10/02 First day bloom. Day73 11/02 3 lt ro water 12ml bloomA 12ml bloomB Total 1000 ppm, ph 6,3 Drain 400ml, 750 ppm. Day76 14/02 4 lt ro water 4ml bloomA 4ml bloomB Total 350ppm ph 6,1 Drain 400 ml, 750 ppm. 600 ppfd.
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those nugs are getting bigger and bigger each day. They‘re just soaking up the fertilzers. We have to water them every second day 2l per plant
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What can I say she is coming along nicely. Not showing any signs of deficiencies or nutrient burn. Bud size is the same as a salts run with General Hydroponics Flora Series. Fingers crossed I've got my bloom formula nailed down now. Resolved an issue with fungus gnats and having a small problem with some 2 spotted spider mites, which I treated with some predatory mites which is the reason I had to turn up the humidity as this species of predator mite likes it above 60%.
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Rc#1 has started its flushing today for about a week and half before the snip. Rc#2 has picked up the pace now and will go on longer than rc#1 has. Rest of the tent is coming along nicely. All the plants are on full nutes other than rc#1. Both of the girls have had heavy defoliation. Looking forward to see how it tastes. 16.03.20 RC#1 had its final flush last night of around 12 litres of water. 80% of the trichomes are cloudy. Once the pot is pretty much dried (4days) I'll be throwing her into dark for 36hours before harvest. I'll be sure to get some good pics in the natural light before and after the chop. All branches look like they can barely hold the weight of the buds now, few branches have been supported with cable ties off of the main stem. Sugar leaves are turning a nice purple. I guessing roughly 4-5oz dried. Week 10 coming this week....