Doing well end of first week of flower !!

Whats good trappers !! Week 2 is in full swing the girls are super healthy and happy. The Gorilla Cookies are the tallest out of the four bunch at 2 are 5-1/8 inches tall , 1 is 6-1/8 inches tall and the wedding cheesecakes are the shortest set of the bunch at 3-3/4 inches tall. Feeding Athena by the book and the flowers are loving every drop. My PH 5.9 - EC 2.9 , I haven’t hooked my CO2 tank yet just been reading the natural CO2 in the room. Will be intro out in there soon. The Athena Pro line that I’m using is being measured in weight not ml and the cleanse also balance are measured in ml Grow 7.7 grams per gal Core 4.6 grams per gal Cleanse 2.5 ml per gal Balance 1.5 ml per gal

still growing fast as fuck. i was falling more and more in love with her as time passed. she was showing signs of hunger so i gave her, her first feed of veg nutes on december 5th 2021. I mixed 1/2 tsp to each gallon. I used a bucket with 3 gallons of dechlorinated tap water. Decmber 8th: same amount of veg to gallons of water with the same 1/2 tsp. phd to 6.4. December 10th gave her a feed honestly dont know how much. id say about 10-20 cups worth of dechlorinated tap water with 1/2 tsp of veg nutes to 3 gallons.

Outdoor temperature up 15C. Indoors, in grow room, 5C up on last week. Epic week of growth - lush, green canopy. Finally understand the bouncing PH issue. Weird that no-one talks about it for the beginners. Your DWC needs daily attention. In any 24hr period, the PH rises from 5.5 to 6.5, and must be brought down again with PH Down. Thus in any one day the roots span PH=5.5-6.5 and are capable of absorbing a range of nutrients, which are absorbed into the plant at various different PH levels. Currently feeding 13l pot with 5-10ml of Ionic Hydro Bloom daily (EC=1050-1150), 5-10ml of Liquid Oxygen daily, 1l of water daily. On Sundays, they also get 15ml of Liquid Silicon. PH adjusted daily. No sign of buds developing yet.

UPDATE AFTER A LONG TIME, i'll post more often. I only recovered a few videos from last couple years to share. Mango is dense, but doesn't give out much trichome as I expected. So, I took a risk and poke a hole in the stem to gave a lot of stress to the plant, so the plant gave out a lot of trichomes and the bud becomes a bit bigger.

Probably last week of ripening

Iniziò seconda settimana ,sé tutto procede più che bene...da questa settimana inizierò a darGli anche un pochino di Ph perfecto 😉💪👍.......... Oggi all'11 °giorno ho tagliato via 2 foglie perché ho trovato delle macchie di ruggine su 2 foglie......

Growing an inch a day about

Been saving these beauties for a hot minute. Huge fan of fast buds the flavor is paralleled to none throughout the auto-flower industry. Grown em all and these guys always get me excited when they're coming down the lineup!

Week 3 of flower- all 3 plants have been defoliatied and watered as needed. Nutrients have only been added on a as needed basis. All looks good. Will update in another week.

They picking up growth now and transitioning to flower

Empezamos nuevamente con muchas genéticas para degustar!! Este cultivo será con productos nuevos aparte de la gama de @advancednutrients_es... de momento e decidido usar Mykos de @xtremegardening

The plant has just entered the seventh week of flowering. During the previous week, the sixth, I performed three waterings, tapering from 5ml of Plagron Terra Bloom to 1.5ml per liter for the third watering. Now, starting this seventh week, I am beginning the flushing process with pH 6.0 water to maintain the soil around 6.2. The plant will spend the final 7 to 10 days flushing. Thanks to the pruning techniques used at the beginning, lollipopping wasn't necessary. I also apply a daily, meticulous defoliation method specifically targeting leaves attacked by pests like aphids or spider mites. Furthermore, I use Low-Stress Training (LST) on the larger inflorescences, pulling them outwards to increase light and air penetration. Drawn from years of outdoor cultivation experience, I shelter the plant under a gazebo or tarp during wet or humid nights and provide ventilation to prevent rot. I strongly advise this practice to all outdoor growers; after losing many harvests in the past, I will not allow bad weather to destroy my work.

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Towards the end of the harvest, mold developed due to high temperature and humidity. I lost about 30% of my harvest. The buds did not fully mature. Despite all the setbacks, we managed to get a harvest.

Showing signs of flower. Checking for stress seeds or hermie plants every time I water. So far so good though. Feeding schedule seems to be working great. I'm gonna really hit em hard with the florabloom next week.

Day 75 she’s in the dark ice flushing looking beautiful as ever. She smells Devine. I can’t wait for her to finish up so she can get the chop. Her trichomes look so good I can’t even start with her. Beautiful looking lady.