Can´t tell if the Charlotte got any problem. Just went back to the normal feeding. I guess a week more till flushing.

💧 Wir sind in der 4. Blütewoche angekommen, insgesamt Woche 9 für die Strawberry Banana. Die Pflanze hat sich gut gestreckt und geht jetzt voll in die Produktion, die Blütenansätze an den Trieben werden deutlich erkennbar. 📋 Diese Woche gab es 2 Bewässerungen. Als extra Schub für die Blütenbildung habe ich 3 ml BioTabs Bio Pk 5-8 hinzugefügt, um den Phosphor- und Kaliumbedarf in dieser Phase abzudecken. Die Lichtperiode läuft stabil mit 18 Stunden pro Tag. 📸 Die aktuelle Optik zeigt eine gesunde, kräftige Pflanze mit einer durchgehend satten, dunkelgrünen Blattfarbe, was auf eine gute Nährstoffversorgung hindeutet. Die Struktur ist offen und lässt überall genug Licht an die Blüten. Einzig ein einzelnes unteres Blatt zeigt eine gelbliche Verfärbung, was bei diesem Stadium aber völlig im Rahmen liegt und kein Grund zur Sorge ist. Die Blütenbildung sieht für den aktuellen Zeitpunkt sauber aus, die Stigmen sind zahlreich und vital. 🧐 Alles in allem ein solider Stand. Die Pflanze steht gut im Futter und die Energie wandert jetzt spürbar in die Blütenentwicklung. Ich werde das Blattwachstum weiter beobachten und schauen, wie sie auf den PK-Zusatz reagiert, aber aktuell gibt es nichts zu meckern. Nächste Woche heißt es dann, die Blütenbildung weiter genau im Auge zu behalten.

PABLO ESCOBAR / DIVINE SEEDS WEEK #22 OVERALL WEEK #10 FLOWER This lady a good producer buds are dense, frosty and smell amazing! She may have been good for another week but this was her last week sometime that's how it goes they all getting chopped together!! Stay Growing!! Thank you for stopping by and taking a look it's much appreciated!! THANK YOU DIVINE SEEDS!!!

This Mystery seed grow #1 is very nearly finished! She will be taken down once I'm satisfied with the ratio of trichomes. I'm leaving this one a bit longer than I usually would, just to see the difference in effects of a later harvest. I do need the space in the tent, so I'm hoping it won't take too much longer. The leaves are losing all of their colour, and this is the first time I've had any "fade". I've had a lot of issues with what I believe is an excess of phosphorus. I had Phosphorus excess in this grow before, and I think that's what's happened again. I believe the Excess of Phosphorus has prevented the plant from being able to uptake Calcium, Magnesium and others. I have learned many lessons again, and plan to avoid these mistakes with my grows presently. 8.5.25: The plant was watered with 2ltrs of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6. This may be the last watering before she's done. I added per litre; ♡ 4ml Ecothrive Trace ♡ 1/2 TSP Sea K(elp) PPM: 715 PH: 6.3. ☆ Xpert Nutrients PH down, up to 1ml. ☆ Ecothrive Neutralise 1 drop per litre from the 1ml pipette, which is attached. This is my dechlorinator. Thanks for following along with this plant 😊💚✌️🍃

day 50

I had soil problems in the beginning. I was using Kellogg patio plus and the kids just didn't like it, to much bark. so on the 8th of Nov.i transplanted them into 3gal pot and sprinkled myco in the hole to try and help with deprived roots. here is a R.I.P video to the fallen soldier! I have the last bag seed in soil right now, as of yesterday. it sprouted fast like 36 hrs. hope that one comes out better than the runt. it was my fault though because I over packed the soil and over watered. live and learn!!

10/14 - A new week of flower begins. Watered today with just short of a gallon of water. Look forward to see what the next couple weeks bring, and hope that they start to show signs that they want to work on a finish. 10/17 - Looked back at the flower picture posted yesterday, caused me to take a closer eye in the tent. Appears the Chinook Haze is starting to purple around the flower fan leaves, at the most extreme edge, and barely visible when just looking at the plant. 10/18 - Watered today, just under a gallon. 10/20 - Week 8 is down. I have noticed a couple hairs starting to turn color, and emphasis on couple, as it isn't many. Still looks like a while to go for her.

Easy trim✂️ The buds are super sticky & dense⚡️ The smell is Absolutely DIVINE,flowery sweet & orange🤤🍊🌸

📅​ 05/05/26 🗓️ D064 (B4 / D1) 🌡️ 1.2 💨 1200 💧 - 🥗 - ⚗️ 1.8 🔬​ 5.9 🛠️ Lamps raised 📋 Only BB is actually stretching, all others are a little bit late.... 📅​ 06/05/26 🗓️ D065 (B4 / D2) 🌡️ 1.2 💨 1200 💧 2L 🥗 - ⚗️ 1.8 🔬​ 5.9 🛠️ - 📋 - 📅​ 07/05/26 🗓️ D066 (B4 / D3) 🌡️ 1.2 💨 1200 💧 - 🥗 - ⚗️ 1.8 🔬​ 5.9 🛠️ - 📋 - 📅​ 08/05/26 🗓️ D067 (B4 / D4) 🌡️ 1.2 💨 1200 💧 3L 🥗 - ⚗️ 1.4 🔬​ 4.8 🛠️ - 📋 - ============================================================= Legend: 📅 DATE ​🗓️ ​DAY (StageWeek / Day) 🌡️ VPD ​​💨 CO2 💧 WATER ADDED 🥗 FOOD ADDED ⚗️ EC 🔬​PH (adjustements) 🛠️​ ACTIONS 📋 NOTES​ 📅​🗓️​🌡️​​💨💧🥗⚗️🔬​🛠️📋​

63 days of flower and chopped. Didn't want much amber on this indica. Weight will be determined after dry. Buds are basically dripping in resin and are frosty AH. Pics just don't do it justice.

I thought I'd include an update of our Cream auto.. it was a rocky run but she pulled thru :) .. she's coming down in about a week..

Black Runtz has some very interesting leafs also it was a slow start but the past few always it really started to shine. This plant is gonna show some colors I garentee when the time comes All of the plants have really taken off. Usually I have a couple plants that are much smaller but all of these plants are getting huge. Seeing I got a new eluefah uap1500 the other day and I have my 2 fastbuds plants under that now I have my spider farmer light free. So I popped up another 2x2 and moved 3 of the 10 plants into the 2x2 and left the 7 other in the 2x4.

Week 2 Flower - 11/24 - 14.5 Inches She is a short but smells and looks amazing - Trichomes are setting in nicely - She has a deep green color through out the entire plant - Nugs are super dense - Flower Nute feeds will continue as normal - Flushing will begin in 2 weeks (Dec 15th)

Day 45 --> Restart some light LST for the final weeks of Flowering. 🍇 Really intense aromas from stomper n GWK (like sour,sweet grape tannins). ⚠️ In this project we experimented with a super soil like mixture. Biobizz all mix was 65% of the mixture which 1/3 of it was placed on the bottom of the pot and the rest 2/3 was mixed with 35% Canna terra. About 10% perlite was added on the mix and it was sprayed with EM microorganisms (Soil activator). 🏁 The target is a tasty organic flower fed only with tap water and a slow release organic fertilizer(6-3-18) which being applied on the end of the 3rd week and, becomes available to the plants 7 days after. In our case which we transplanted on day 9, we used it on day 30(9+21) from seed. ℹ️ Facts Until the 3rd week plants were growing under LST with no problem (Day 17-19) was when preflower started). In the 4th week development slowed down and initially we though that was due to some drop of temp like midway veg in ➡️ (RQS fem induction). After days were passing and the development of the plants was not satisfying (even though the plants didn't show any symptoms of deficiency or environmental stress) we noticed shiny leaves and dark green colour starting from Stomper#1 which was the smallest plant and was the only one that had some visible burned tips on the leaves. GWK#2 was the only one that did not appear dark green colour or shiny leaves (like SS#1,#2 and GWK#1) but had drooping leaves without having overwatered her or noticing any issues.(Conditions on week 5 and 6 were a bit unstable as the weather got weird and we had high humidity and low temps). Reaching 7th week plant development continues to be average, stems of the most plants became dark red without having low temps inside the tent even though plants look a bit better after they were let to dry a bit more. 🔬 Symptoms 1)Dark shiny leaves 2)Slow growth 3)burn tips 4)Drooping leaves 5) Dark Red stems Matching the pieces of the puzzle we assume that we had NITROGEN TOXICITY and knowing that we do not use any liquid fertilizers it seems that our problem was that our super soil was too "hot" for our baby mephs. If our rooting system of our plants reached the final layer of soil( Biobizz all mix on the bottom of the pot) in the 4th week, it was when it had the highest availability of nitrogen. Availability that seem to be "too hot" for Sour stomper and Grape walker kush in early Flowering. Also in the last weeks we had cold weather so we had an electrical heater on increasing the temp of the room which led to higher temp and transpiration inside the tent.That being said it is likely that due to higher transpiration our plants let higher amount of N to enter the plant and that forced the plants to show us signs of it's toxicity. For a start we let the pots dry to reduce the nitrogen availability and then in Day 45 we water with 6,5 ph tap water + EM microorganisms (700ml each pot). ℹ️ Day 48 : Ideal humidity + temps and the plants have started to drink and eat a lot better the last days. After the second water (700ml) of the week yesterday (D47) with microorganisms only, we find the first signs of deficiency on Sour stomper #2 today. We were expecting this cause our dry fert has only (6-3-18) --> 3 phosphorus (slow release), so our leaves look like having phosphorus and calcium deficiency, we are thinking that the roots locked calcium too with the deficiency of P as these too are collaborating. - So we are going to feed all the plants with organic liquid fert. from Plagron - green sensation PK (9-10) starting with stomper#2. * Every plant in tent has its private watering schedule as the maturity and needs, have changed over the last week. - If the problem continues we'll consider a cal mag solution. * Will be appreciated any comments or same experiences!! Last updated --> Day 49 end of the week.

Everything has been going well , the growth has not stopped and the leaves are nice and green . I raised the power from 40% to 50%. When I did that the leaves on the gsc started curling upwards a little bit so I elevated my lights from 2.5 ft to 3ft . and will continue to raise the power gradually every week until at the max 900 watts . I have been watering them every time they are dry and keeping a close eye on any changes . So far so good !