Well I done switch these bad babies to flowering I am so happy I'm still stuck on why one is so big one is so burnt and the other one is so thick anyways I love them I still have to figure out this light I think it's too powerful I might be burning them but I would love the thing Mars Hydro and exotic seeds yeah baby

Starting 2º flora week

This pretty lady filled up the tent beautifuly, she will probably stay under 45 cm until finish so she should be comfortable inside the small VGrow. She is still looking very healthy and I have to trim a few leafs once every couple of days. Very excited to see how her buds look like.

Off to week 5 and my ladies are looking healthy again after one week of struggle. Super excited for their progress this week. Height growth is now really noticable and I increased watering to 750ml/plant. Turned my SF SE3000 up to 80% and increased the distance to 60cm. So far they are loving it and I'm right on track for a good grow!

Honestly I’m shocked at how big she’s gotten so far. The growth over the last few weeks is crazy. Completely filling up the 2x2 no more room to work with on the sides. Even with lst she’s at 31in tall on four larger main colas. Still watering in so hum soil with just fish shit and recharge, did have an issue for a few days with humidity and the light being too close but got that solved. Still have the very bright yellow tips on the leaves, haven’t really been worried about it too much lately as the problem has not gotten worse. Has been there for a few weeks now, but overall she’s looking very good and I’m excited for final weight off this sucker.

Week 2 Grow Diary Update Man…now we’re actually growing plants. We officially crossed over from “staring at dirt and anxiety” into “oh shit, they changing every morning.” This week taught me a LOT about phenotypes and personalities. Same tent. Same soil. Same light. Same environment. Four completely different attitudes already. 🌱 Couch Slumper #1: Quiet assassin energy. Clean structure. Sharp serrations. Tight node spacing. Looking like the kid in class that doesn’t say much but casually gets a 98 on every test. 🌱 Gassy Eddy #1: Balanced. Chill. Reliable. Gives me “solid starter on a playoff team” vibes. Not flashy, but healthy and stable. 🌱 Gassy Eddy #2 aka Wemby: This fool built like Victor Wembanyama already. Stretchy ass stem. Had to add more soil around him because bro was growing like a newborn giraffe. But the vigor is CRAZY. 🌱 Couch Slumper #2 aka E. Honda: Started off fighting for his life with the membrane and shell situation. Thought he might be cooked. Nope. Little dude came back compact, thick, squat, and built like he’s ready to slap somebody 100 times in Street Fighter. Definitely the most unique pheno so far.

I topped this girl last week. Her leaf colors are odd tho. Just plain ol water going on this girl.

Start of week 7 and they looking great I think 🙃 had a problem with spiders but it's controlled now. That product "Anti-Sniper X" did worked very well. What you guys think? Out of 10?

Beginning of the 8th week of flowering, final watering with Biobizz fertilizer (about 1/2 dose) before starting the flush in 2-3 days to allow the trichomes time to develop some amber trichomes in addition to the majority of milky ones I've defoliated the front one quite a bit, as it has the most buds compared to the other two, because its structure is more compact and I want to avoid mold.

*clears throat* NOOB SPEAKING! So I fudged up and just realized that I’ve been using the kool bloom POWDER way too early. Never realized the difference between the liquid and powder. She seems to be doing good and fattening up fine. I’ve never seen a issues from using it too early. Smell fruity, spicy, and sweet.... maybe from the kool bloom being used too lol early I dunno. From what I read it may hurt the yield but with two week left in flower only time will tell 😞 thankfully I know it’s strong so only ever used very small amounts. Thoughts???

day 101 // day 74 flower 🌱 Had to chop her because i was scared of mold cuz of 70%+ Humidity in the tent. She survived it a couple of days without any signs of budrot. Very happy with variety 😸

Not much change, just growth. Giving them all one more week to gain strength, then will flip to flower next Friday.

I gave Isopropyl alcohol 70% equal parts water, 1 tsp cayenne, and kept enough for multiday application, what little population of aphids is left I shall catch them the next morning, opening the tent 10 min before lights on the clovers have yet to open, all the aphids hiding on undersides are easily visible, still none ever went near cannabis plant. Clovers are far tastier it seems. The alcohol kills on contact, the idea was to saturate the leaves with a light foliar application, and once I was done I ran it through the canopy with my hands making sure as much of the clover surface came in contact with the iso, once done turned on the fans and evaporate it quickly. Beautiful thing about Isopropyl is that it evaporates rapidly at room temperature way below boiling point leaving behind zero residual so nothing seeps its way into rootzones unless you spill it there. It is a magical solvent that leaves no trace that it was ever there. 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Another example to find the resonant frequencies is to place the object next to a speaker and place a microphone attached to an oscilloscope next to the object. Then play the sound in the speaker at a given volume, and then without changing the volume slowly change the frequency. Now observe the oscilloscope, you will observe that at certain frequencies the amplitude of the wave, is proportional to the volume of the sound that the microphone is able to pick up. The frequency that is caught by the microphone will be greater than at surrounding frequencies. These are the resonant frequencies and are detectable as the sound energy absorbed by the object is re-emitted more efficiently at these frequencies. The precise moment that constructive interference happens the amplitude of the wave will spike at the precise frequency emitted. Q: Compute the resonant frequency of a circuit whose inductance is 25mH and capacitance is 5mu F? 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We immediately trim on-site and place the buds into vacuum bags for clothes for transportation. These bags with a pump are very convenient; it's best to use several bags: for example, fill a regular thick black bag with stuff, and then put this black bag into a vacuum bag to avoid punctures from branches. For working with the buds, we got "snippers" — as it turns out, these are very convenient scissors for our task. It's a real pleasure to work with them. The density of the buds is generally good, considering that this is wild outdoor cultivation in a fairly humid climate. P.S. After 4 hours of trimming, we were exhausted and just ended up removing the fan leaves and non-sugary leaves.

Die Pflanzen saugen aktuell täglich im Schnitt 1.5 Liter an Nährlösung weg. PK13/14 wurde nach zweimaliger Gabe wieder abgesetzt. Topmax für Blütewoche 6 Start auf 3 ml/l erhöht. Woche 7+8 wird dann nur noch PH reguliertes Wasser gegossen. Stand jetzt, sieht es so aus als ob die violette Dame als erstes erntereif ist. Bei den anderen 3 Damen sieht es eher nach 8-9 Wochen Blütephase aus.

not much has happened this week. there is still some sun per day. however, the temperatures drop to 4-8 degrees at night. these are not exactly the best conditions. maybe this late outdoor experiment was not a good idea after all. however, they have not died yet.

Läuft alles sehr gut. Keine Auffälligkeiten Keine gelben Blätter oder Anzeichen für Nährstoffmangel

(Encontrarás la traducción a "Español" en la última parte de la descripción) 07/September/2018: (Photo 1) 09/September/2018: (Photo 2) Foliar application of Neem oil, Potassium Soap MIX with organic insecticide (Tec-Forte) to combat Trips and white flies. I sprayed 1 l of water with 5 ml N.Oil + 5 ml P.Soap and 0.2 ml of Tec-Forte @ 9 P.H. 12/September/2018: (Photo 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8) I created some red circles in the 5th photo to remark some of the insect evidences, most of them are from Trips and White flies, but there are also from another insects, here the link to the High-res image -> https://growdiaries.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/static/post/photo/15048/621594_fb-auto-girl-scout-cookies-outdoorsfastbudsgirl-scout-cookies.jpg ** WEEK 5 EXACT WATERING CALENDAR ** 07/09/18 - 1.5 l of water + All "PREVIOUS WEEK nutrients" (- Bud Ignitor) @ 6.4PH & 0.95 E.C. 08/09/18 - Drought 09/09/18 - 1 l of water + Bud Ignitor @ 6.4PH 10/09/18 - 1.7 l of water + All week nutrients @ 6.4PH & 1.20 E.C. 11/09/18 - Drought 12/09/18 - 1.5 l of water + "*Half dose" of all (Advanced Nutrients) week nutrients @ 6.4PH 13/09/18 - Drought ----------- ESPAÑOL ------------ 07/Septiembre/2018: (Foto 1) 09/Septiembre/2018: (Foto 2) Aplicación foliar de Aceite de Neem y Jabón Potásico con (Tec-Forte) para combatir Trips y mosca blanca. He echado 1 litro de agua con 5 ml de Aceite de Neem, 5 ml de Jabón Potásico y 0,2 ml de Tec-Forte @ 9 P.H. 12/Septiembre/2018: (Foto 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8) He creado círculos rojos en la foto 5, alrededor de alguna de las marcas que han dejado los insectos en las hojas. Mayoritariamente son de mosca blanca y trips, pero también hay de otros insectos. Os dejo aquí el link a la foto en alta resolución -> https://growdiaries.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/static/post/photo/15048/621594_fb-auto-girl-scout-cookies-outdoorsfastbudsgirl-scout-cookies.jpg ** SEMANA 5 CALENDARIO DE RIEGO EXACTO ** 07/08/18 - 1,5 l de agua + Nutrientes de la "SEMANA ANTERIOR" (- Bud Ignitor) @ 6,4PH & 0,95 E.C. 08/09/18 - Sequía 09/09/18 - 1 l de agua + Bud Ignitor @ 6,4PH 10/09/18 - 1,7 l de agua + Nutrientes de la semana @ 6,4PH & 1,20 E.C. 11/09/18 - Sequía 12/09/18 - 1,5 l de agua + "Media dosis" de los nutrientes (Advanced Nutrients) de la semana @ 6,4PH 13/09/18 - Sequía

Was such a pleasant harvest from start to finish, no issues at all. A tip for next time would be to have the SCRoG lower as I couldn’t really tuck any node sights this time round, smells absofuckinglutely amazing from 3RD week bloom onwards!