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Die Ruhe vor der Explosion Manche Pflanzen beeindrucken sofort mit ihrer Größe. Andere überzeugen mit Perfektion. Die Lemon Cherry Sundae gehört eindeutig zur zweiten Kategorie. In dieser Woche wird immer deutlicher, wie hervorragend ihre Struktur aufgebaut ist. Während der Stretch langsam ausläuft, richtet die Pflanze ihre komplette Energie auf die Blütenentwicklung. Überall entstehen gleichmäßig verteilte Budsites, die inzwischen beginnen, sich sichtbar zu verdichten. Besonders beeindruckt mich die Homogenität der gesamten Pflanze. Fast jeder Trieb befindet sich auf einer ähnlichen Höhe und entwickelt nahezu identische Blütenstände. Genau diese gleichmäßige Verteilung des Canopys sorgt dafür, dass jede Cola optimale Lichtverhältnisse erhält. Die Internodien bleiben angenehm kompakt, wodurch die zukünftigen Colas später schön dicht zusammenwachsen können. Gleichzeitig sorgt die offene Verzweigung weiterhin für eine hervorragende Luftzirkulation zwischen den Trieben – ein großer Vorteil, wenn die Blüten in den kommenden Wochen deutlich an Volumen zulegen. Auch gesundheitlich präsentiert sich die Lemon Cherry Sundae weiterhin in Bestform. Das Blattwerk zeigt ein sattes Grün, die Triebe wirken kräftig und stabil und die Pflanze verarbeitet die Bedingungen im RDWC-System mit beeindruckender Leichtigkeit. Besonders schön zu beobachten ist der Übergang von einzelnen Blütenständen zu den ersten zusammenhängenden Colas. Die frischen weißen Blütenfäden schießen überall hervor und verleihen der gesamten Pflanze inzwischen ein nahezu schneeweißes Erscheinungsbild. Genau jetzt beginnt die Phase, auf die jeder Grower wartet. Die Struktur steht. Die Blüten sind gesetzt. Jetzt kann die Pflanze ihre ganze Energie in Masse, Harz und Aroma investieren. Ich habe das Gefühl, dass die Lemon Cherry Sundae in den nächsten Wochen noch eine gewaltige Überraschung bereithalten wird. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Calm Before the Explosion Some plants impress with sheer size. Others impress with perfection. The Lemon Cherry Sundae clearly belongs to the second category. This week her beautiful plant structure has become even more apparent. As the stretch gradually comes to an end, she's now directing virtually all of her energy into flower production. Bud sites are forming evenly across the entire canopy and are already beginning to stack into recognizable future colas. What stands out the most is the remarkable uniformity. Nearly every branch has reached a similar height and is producing almost identical flower clusters. This balanced canopy allows each top to receive excellent light exposure, giving every cola the opportunity to develop to its full potential. The internodal spacing remains pleasantly compact, providing the perfect foundation for dense flowers later in bloom. At the same time, her naturally open branching still allows excellent airflow throughout the canopy—something that will become increasingly valuable as the buds continue to gain size. Overall, the plant looks exceptionally healthy. Rich green foliage, strong stems, and vigorous growth all show how comfortably she has adapted to the RDWC system. One of my favorite things to watch this week is the transition from individual flower sites into continuous developing colas. Fresh white pistils continue emerging everywhere, giving the entire canopy an almost snow-white appearance. This is the stage every grower looks forward to. The framework has been built. The flowers are set. Now it's time for the real magic to begin as she starts converting all that energy into weight, resin, and aroma. I have a feeling the Lemon Cherry Sundae still has a spectacular performance ahead of her. 🌱🍒🍋
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4iem semaine la floraison est bien arrivée les trichom sont déjà présents
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I am excited to try out this new gorilla cookies from fastbuds. I originally started this setup to compete in the solo cup challenge, but I needed something that will be minimal maintainence and doesn't require hand watering. So this is what I ended up with. I will not be entering since I know it will bring controversy, but I am going to follow the rules and treat this grow as if I am competing. I didn't want to use regular solo cups because last time I had a lot of algae growing in the root zone when I harvested. I opted to use a black light proof cup. These cups were 27 oz originally so I filled them with 16 oz of water, marked the level, then cut them down to 16 oz. I set the drain pipes about an inch from the bottom so they have a little reserve if I have pump or power issues. I know people will see the drains as a way for roots to grow out of the cup but in reality I have to keep the entire pipe free of roots or it will clog and overflow. So I am actually losing a little volume due to this. I filled the bottom inch or so of the cups with river gravel to stop the perlite from washing into the reservoir. I am running a 5 gallon reservoir with a small air pump and the plants will be getting irritated 24 hours a day from an aquarium power head pump. I set the system up to be totally self contained and easily portable. It was all built from things I had laying around other than 97¢ for the cups. I will be keeping the feed simple as always feeding maxigro and maxibloom with a couple flower boosters.
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Bienvenidos a la semana #5           Día 32 (19/06) Medio día en interior por las lluvias torrenciales  El crecimiento de las ramas tras 7 días después del topping está disparado!Ajuste de LST en las ramas inferiores Día 33 (20/06) Sigue creciendo muy rápidamenteEstamos a +7 días desde el Topping  Día 34 (21/06) ¡Crecimiento explosivo!  Día 35 (22/06) La planta no parece de crecer!Hice el Topping con miedo.. pero que maravilla!  Creo que el mulch de corteza de pino me está haciendo más daño que ayudando. ¡Decido quitarselo a todas las plantas!  Decido mejorar el sustrato con los siguiente: - Relleno la capa superior del sustrato (2 - 3 cm) con la siguiente mezcla: Sustrato light mix + 10% humus de lombriz + 10 gr / litro de Tierra de Diatomeas - Riego 1 litro agua pH ajustado + 2 gr / litro MicroVita + 10 ml / litro de melaza Creo que me voy a alejar de los abonos de BioBizz y pasarme a lo orgánico...  Gracias maestro @deFharo !     https://growdiaries.com/diaries/134104-grow-journal-by-defharo/week/739884 Día 36 (23/06) - Día 37 (24/06) Inicio el camino del Organic Rebel con la ayuda del gurú y maestro @deFharo  Gracias amigo por tu inestimable ayuda en mi inicio en este camino Me he puesto a fabricar mis propios biofertilizantes líquidos y esto es solo el principio!  Os dejo las dos recetas que he realizado pero que son mérito de @deFharo  Té de Hummus Ingredientes:- 250 g Humus de lombriz - 1 litro de agua (osmosis o grifo reposada) - 2,5 g de hidróxido de potasio Pasos - Mezclar el agua y el humus de lombriz- Disolver el Hidróxido de Potasio en un poco de agua y lo añades al anterior- Revolver o agitar varias veces- Esperar mínimo 24 horas (mejor 3 días) Humato PK (Muy bueno para floración) - 125 gr de leonardita ó 250 g Humus de lombriz (yo he usado Hummus)  - 1 litro de agua (osmosis o grifo reposada) - 25 g de hidróxido de potasio - 25 g de harina de huesos o roca fosfórico (yo he usado harina de huesos)  Pasos - Disolver el Hidróxido de Potasio en 500 ml de agua- Añadir la leonardita (o hummus) y remover- Añadir harina de huesos o roca fosfórica al anterior- Revolver o agitar varias veces- A las 24 horas añadir el resto del agua (500 ml) a 40 - 50 ºC- Revolver varias veces al día durante al menos 3 días (alargarlo hasta 6-7 días si no hay prisa)
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Will update after dry/cure - wet trim - 12 and a half weeks from seed to harvest.
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I'm really surprised about how dense the nugs are crazy to think it has weeks to go before she's done I cannot wait to see the end result I'm sure its going to be something special
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Hi Guys, I really like the structure of this plant, as it fits my little growroom prefectly. She is in preflower now, so let’s see how much she will stretch. She already smells distinctively different to the mazaars, very Afghan ;)….
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En esta ocasión tenemos algunas plantas más grandes que otras, tenemos las red hot cookies miden 17 y 20 cm. Las tropicanas 15 y 20 cm y la purple punch og 16 cm. Vamos a hacer una agua con concentración de 1.35 para las grandes y de 1.2 para las que son un poco más pequeñas. Seguimos con un ph de 5.8 y se va notando ya la corrección de las carencias iniciales.
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This plant was grown in pure coco with 30% perlite, one watering a day untill runoff, at the mid flowering i water once every 12hours. She does get very bushy and puts on all the weight at the end of flowering so i was a bit worried first but she blew up
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2nd week just water again no nutrients or supplements. I moved her from the back to the front of my tent so she’s getting more light.. send to have not made a difference so I’m going to move her back and let the younger week 5 & 8 plants get priority. Any advice appreciated but I think “just wait and be patient” applies.
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Girls look fresh and healthy..green and vigor. Almost too big for those pots..last week in those pots and then to 5 gal + some clones to cut and go to flower in the sun. Got BF Pineapple Chunk seeds shipping right now so will be reported next diary.
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Day 78: Was gone a almost week but everything survived. About time for me to harvest the small plant Clara. And the. I will be able to get River away from the light a bit more and do some super cropping. I still have some water in my reservoir but probably won’t change it until it empty. I have not checked PH but I will do that later today. Day 78 Update: I chopped down Clara and hung her in the drying tent. She had some amber trichomes and I really needed the room. Total weight with stems cut as short as I could I got 780g or 27.514 ounces wet. Now if it is true you get a 3rd of the dry weight and I remove 7 ounces from the Total for stems alone. That is still 20/3 = 6.66oz. This is my guesstimate. I will do a harvest week after I cut River down. Day 79: Well a little lonely without Clara but I think River is liking hit just fine. Moved her to the center of the tent and removed the trellis netting. I pushed her stems as far as I could but she still needs some super cropping and tie down to get her a bit further from the light source. Cleaned and refilled the reservoir last night with new Advanced nutrients and it PH’d itself to 6.1. Not sure how long river has but I believe this is at least her 4th if not 5th week flower. Day 80: I have not had to do a lot the last day or so so this is just a general daily update. River is getting way more light to her lower flower sites now and I am hoping they bulk up now. They look pretty scraggly right now but I had the entire plant bunched up to make room before. Reservoir PH’d at 6.23 this morning so I dropped it down to 6 for now and added H2O2. I wish I m we how much longer River had to flower but my guess is 3 weeks minimum. Day 81: nothing new to report today on autopilot until harvest. Day 82: Still not much to report as I am still hands off in the grow tent. I don’t even need to really check my reservoir much other than to see if it is almost empty. 🤷‍♂️🏻🤪 I did however, get to try out Clara for the first time. I clipped a bus from one of the lower branches that felt the driest. It smokes really smoothly even without the cure. Day 83: So fat today I trimmed and started the cure for clara’s flowers today. I am curing in a 1/4lb grove bag. She yielded 92g for a little over 3 ounces. And 1.5 ounces of fluff and sugar leaves. Day 84: Still adding new pistils daily and the lower buds are gaining weight and are about the size of golf balls to popcorn, but they are starting to take off. Main buds are short but very dense to the touch. Filled the reservoir with fresh nutrients last night and we should be in auto pilot for the next week is so. Day 85: Today is the last Day of week 11 and I believe the end of week 4 flower for River? Could be 5 not sure. Still not a lot to report as I am still just letting everything ride on autopilot. I hope it goes better than Tesla’s self driving cars. Finally got a pic of one of Rivers lower buds that are starting to take off. I am thinking if they are still going by the time the tops are done I am going to try a partial harvest. However that means I can’t do a proper flush. What’s more important a proper flush that has a lot of debate around it as to its usefulness or a good yield of properly ripened flower? Day 86: Still on autopilot every is looking Milhouse. Day 87: autopilot just added some H2O2 to the reservoir. Took a lower golf ball size flower to dry and test.
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Start of week 6 everything is going great training advances at a good rate and she looks very lush and green
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Ein minzig, süßer Duft und traumhaft schöne Buds! Ernte steht auch hier die Tage an. Bin sehr auf die Enwicklung im Glass gespannt.
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Day 4 - light LST training. This window is very small to Train correctly and not lost any main stems..the knuckle tends to solidify quite quickly and begins to swell if feed properly...making bending by the knuckle risky
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Прекрасный темп роста. Она удивляет меня.. надеюсь этот стресc она перенесет без проблем и станет мускулистой и сильной девушкой! растение не на секунду не останавливалась в развитии.. такое чувство что стрессы ей не по чем..