Venga familia, cosecha de estas Thunder Banana de Seedstockers, que ganas que tenia ya de darles machetazo. No veas que pinta que tienen estas plantas. Las flores aparte se ven bien resinosas, prietas, aparte son aromáticas huelen bien fuerte. En general es una genética con la que disfruté bastante cultivarla, la genética es perfecta para cultivos de floración corta con rangos entre los 20/25 grados en interior, es de dificultad media cultivarla y bien resistente, es excelente para cultivadores algo experimentados y con algo de conocimientos. Hasta aquí es todo, espero que lo disfrutéis, buenos humos 💨💨.

Defoliated fan leave, week 2... WC1 Has the strongest smell WC2 is taller with greater internodal spacing

. 🌱 : 💧 : 4l day 50. 4l day 54 💡 : Dli: 45 mol/m²/d 🤔 :

Day 23, been QCing the buds and lots defoliation the past 2 days. Getting caked in Trich and some nice bright orange hair poping out. Added trimmed buds to mulch layer. No fan leaves in mulch

Critical Mass CBD Auto #2: Our younger lady continues to show off a completely different growth pattern! She is noticeably taller and more open than #1, with longer internodes, narrower foliage, and plenty of flowering sites along her branches. One interesting development has been a gradual lightening of her foliage, particularly over the last week or so. While some of the leaves became fairly lime-green, they remained flexible and healthy-looking without significant tissue damage. Her flowers continued developing throughout this period, although she remains a little behind #1 in overall bud development. Toward the end of the week, we even started noticing some green returning to portions of her canopy, which was encouraging! Tent-Wide Updates: Week six has been all about maintaining stability and allowing these two Critical Mass CBD Autos to settle into flowering! Both plants are now fully established in their AutoPot systems, with the reservoir providing our primary nutrition through Ventana Plant Science. The AirDomes continue operating during the light cycle, and both containers are maintaining consistent moisture. One of our bigger adjustments was moving to an 18/6 lighting schedule. We had previously been running 20/4, but decided that a longer dark period might be beneficial as the plants progressed through flower. Since our primary goal is quality rather than maximum yield, I am perfectly happy giving these ladies a little extra rest! We also continued keeping our light intensity relatively conservative rather than pushing PPFD unnecessarily. Nutritionally, we gradually settled into a flower-focused Ventana Plant Science reservoir recipe. With #2 showing lighter foliage, I considered increasing nutrients or adding Cal-Mag, but ultimately decided against introducing unnecessary variables. Ventana Support already supplies calcium and magnesium, and I wanted to give the plants an opportunity to respond to a consistent feeding program. Our reservoir recipe during this period included: One Gallon of RO Water Ventana Plant Science Structure: 0.5 ml Ventana Plant Science FlaVUH: 1 ml Ventana Plant Science Flower: 3 ml Ventana Plant Science Expand: 0.5 ml Ventana Plant Science Support: 6 ml Target EC: approximately 0.80–0.95 Target pH: 5.7–5.8 We also introduced our first Stash Bloom application alongside Mammoth P, continuing the supplemental feeding approach we previously established with Stash Base and Blend. Rather than adding organic amendments to the AutoPot reservoir, I prepared a separate, diluted root-zone drench and applied it from above. Both plants received approximately 1.2 liters, after which I removed the runoff and cleaned their AutoPot trays. The plants responded well following the application and cleanup, with noticeably improved leaf posture and continued flower development. While I cannot say exactly which adjustment contributed to the improvement, I am happy with how both plants are looking! One thing I am really enjoying about this grow is observing how differently these two plants express themselves despite being the same strain. #1 has maintained a compact, bushy structure with larger developing flowers, while #2 has grown into a more open plant with numerous smaller flowering sites. Both are beginning to show some early resin development, and we are seeing plenty of fresh white pistils as the flowers continue to build. Outside of that, there has not been much aggressive intervention this week, and that's exactly how I want it! Moving forward, the goal remains simple: keep our environmental conditions stable, maintain consistent nutrition, avoid unnecessary stress, and allow these CBD autoflowers to develop at their own pace. Onward to bigger flowers and hopefully some beautiful CBD-rich medicine!

Day 64 from seed Smooth sailing to the end. Edit: Day 68 from seed. The left one is almost done, the right one seems to need a little more time. Turned on 440 nm blue light for tri production. Still hoping to harvest on day 73. Gave them their last drink. Also the 440nm and the 660nm adlites + full spectrum main and side lighting looking awesome :D

I have them going at 18-6, 2 mixed autos are identical im 85%sure, 2 C4Matics are recovered, They are short and skimpy at this week because of germination issues, also oxygen issues. This is going into 2024, Good luck on all your GROW Ex-Out

The ladies are looking good this week. 2 of them on Wednesday had a few twisted leafs, so I have been trying to figure out how my ph got high. My normal routine is to prep the water the day before feeding to the correct ph. But finding after it sits over night, it rises from 6.5 to 7.1. This has now been corrected and only time will tell if these two ladies decide to untwist. My topping is looking really good, I've enclosed a photo of the beautiful knuckles on them. Trying to decide if I should top again, and when can I? I think the SCOG net will be coming out real soon, maybe this week or next. My one shorter girl has gotten bigger, but still considerably shorter than the rest. SCOG, should give her a chance to catch up. I'm really looking forward to this grow, and being my first, it's been really enjoyable. I only wish I picked up this hobby sooner. I find it fulfilling and relaxing.

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Week 4 - Venom OG and an unknown seed strain. No nutes - tap water - 24hr light schedule Venom OG is in the normal pot.

Starting Week 6 folks and the ladies are starting to stack and are getting their diamond jewelry out. They are frosting up nicely on the BBFC. I had a little Nutrient burn this week. I think I was pushing them a little too hard at 1800 ppm. This week on the 23rd I gave them just CAL and MAG with the watering. They are drinking more heavily now, to me it makes sense because they are in mid flower and starting to stack. I also Lolly popped them on the bottoms to get rid of the larf and focus the energy on the top colas. now I just need to nail the feeding PPM and let them put on weight. tune in next week for close up trichomes shots. stay lifted.

Week 10 Update This week overall looks solid. The plant is in good health and has responded really well to the topping I did last week. The canopy has filled back out, it’s denser, and the structure is becoming more balanced. During this session I went in with a major defoliation, another topping, and some LST to shape the plant. Unfortunately, while doing the training, one of the junctions between a branch and the main stem cracked slightly. To support the recovery, I applied a small piece of tape as a bandage to help the plant heal and close the wound. Structurally, we now have four main branches, each with two fresh tops — which means eight apexes in total. The plan now is to let her recover gently and monitor how she develops over the next days. Environmental conditions are stable. Temperatures have cooled a bit, averaging around 22–23°C, with relative humidity hovering close to 70%. This range feels comfortable for the plant. Regarding pH, I no longer check the runoff in the saucers because it doesn’t make sense. Fresh nutrient solution leaving the reservoir at 5.9–6.0 will measure fine at first, but three days later the leftover solution in the saucer gives a completely different number. It’s not representative, so I just focus on locking the reservoir pH between 5.9 and 6.0. The plant seems to handle this approach very well. Nutrients remain unchanged for now. I may have added a touch of Rhino Skin, which I didn’t mention earlier in the diary, but it’s there to start strengthening the plant tissues in preparation for heavier branches later. So far, everything is steady. We’ll let her settle, recover, and keep following the evolution week by week.

We continue to bloom and gain weight Consumption is not quite stable, it falls after defoliation and is gaining momentum again after a couple of days, after the start of adding pk to the compote, the drainage ph began to fall As it was already said earlier, I turn over the pot every day, alternating the side of the blower, another remedy for mold will work for another week (disintegration period 14 days) Barrel (silicon) from Simplex in the diet should also increase mold maintenance

Going strong happy with the progress happy with the colour say no more and again please follow divine seeds anesia seeds barney's farm and hydro Pro washington

Comenzó la floración 👨‍🌾🏻🍀🙏

The smell is really starting to increase going into week 6 of flower. The buds look like they are in starting to fatten up daily but I have seen a few signs of what looks like could be nutrient burn mainly on the Girl Scout cookies possibly caused by using too much PK 13/14. Some light defoliation again this week along with rotating the pots for better light coverage. Light still set at 90% power. ✌️

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Oh us this plant is doing Great!! Winner winner!!