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December 2nd: Week 6 has started, hopefully last week of veg, defoliating, started feeding Sweet Candy, reducing humidity... more to come Tuesday night and it's end of week 6 or day 42, they are doing well, about 16 inches tall and bushy but I feel like another week of veg wouldn't hurt, hoping to get them all around 18 inches tall before I flip Comments and likes appreciated, stay high
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Very hot weather, girls are managing better than I thought. Cleaned up all the girls extra leaves, really needed to get some more airflow through it Cut out 2 small nugs that had a little bit of spiderweb mildew Done nutrients and done instant compost tea
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Day 43 – Blue Sunset Sherbert is reaching her peak! 💜🌿 The bud growth has slowed down noticeably, so I gave her one final boost today with some chicken manure fertilizer 🐔💪 From now on, it's only pure water until harvest 💧⏳ The trichomes are already mostly milky, just a few clear ones left – and some amber ones starting to show up 🔬✨ The smell is absolutely stunning: sweet, fruity, with a hint of citrus 🍬🍋 Looks like harvest will come this weekend or early next week ✂️🔥 Stay tuned and follow to not miss the grand finale! 🚀💚 --- Tag 43 – Blue Sunset Sherbert läuft zur Hochform auf! 💜🌿 Das Blütenwachstum hat deutlich stagniert, deshalb gab’s heute nochmal einen letzten Boost mit Hühnermistdünger 🐔💪 Ab jetzt wird nur noch mit klarem Wasser gegossen 💧⏳ Die Trichome sind fast komplett milchig, nur noch wenige klar, und erste bernsteinfarbene zeigen sich bereits 🔬✨ Der Duft ist einfach himmlisch – süß, fruchtig, mit einem Spritzer Zitrus 🍬🍋 Die Ernte ist fürs Wochenende oder Anfang nächster Woche geplant ✂️🔥 Bleibt dran und folgt mir, um das große Finale nicht zu verpassen! 🚀💚
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The Bruce Banner girls went wild this week! 💪 At the start of the week, all three were sitting on IFCO crates to even out the canopy, but #2 stretched so much that she had to be moved down to the floor. She’s officially the tallest now and really taking off.🚀 #1 started stretching more as well and keeps growing strong, while #3 is still a bit smaller but catching up nicely.🌿 All three look healthy and vibrant — deep green color, no signs of stress or deficiencies.💚 They got a light defoliation this week, just removing a few big fan leaves that were shading lower budsites.🍃 A proper defoliation will come once the stretch phase is over. Environment: Temp: 25–26 °C RH: 55–60 % PPFD: around 900–1000 µmol/m²/s under the Spider Farmer SE5000 Controlled by the AC Infinity AI system 🌡️ They’re drinking a lot #1 still the thirstiest one, taking about 4 L every 2 days, while #2 and #3 get the same amount roughly every 3 days.💧 Overall, they’re stretching beautifully, stacking up nicely, and looking more impressive each day. Can’t wait to see them finish the stretch and start focusing on those buds.✨🔥
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Week 4 started pretty great, the plants were finally exploding in ways I did not see coming. They also grew up nicely into the high lights that used to be at ~65cm, so PPFD adjustment was not necessary for the big girls as they grew into the range by themselves, ACJ (9 days younger) had her "cloud" to slightly shield her from the sun. Nutrients: Work on the plants was fairly limited. I did notice some early burn on Orange (not surprising), accompanied by a lot of deep green, slightly wrinkled leave borders. So this was my nitrogen curve shooting up way too early, expecting vigorous branching and foliage creation for 10 week Hybrid averages, when this strain can take it easy for up to 13 weeks. I wonder whether the N-toxicity caused the burned tips for Orange as well, but I am convincing myself this can't be the only factor. Guess what we can learn from this? I'll tell ya: Cinderella Jack with 9 days younger is receiving that same ramp 9 days -ahead- and is showing absolutely no signs of excess N or burn. When I read: "N-tox" and "nutrient burn", I should read: "Sativa / Landrace" and "likes lighter feed" amongst other things. Train decisions: Once again, I did try to employ leaf tucking in order to expose shoots and perhaps prevent super-cropping entirely. But I just cannot find a way to do it as long as everything is stretching out nicely. The internodal stretching on well fed and tended for Autos on Haze / Sativa genes with protocols supporting stretch, leaves me with leaves that are way too high up to tuck down without breaking them. The shadowing fan-leaves are always 2 nodes up and provide just some shade for those young nodes to stretch. Those nodes seem to have two modes to me: stretch out high and shoot up -in between- their shadowing fan leave petioles and stem (those will be big); or bend outwards and kinda stop stretching, as they are "thankful" as low priority shoots. Nothing else to add, trucking on, the scrog-net is looming over their heads. I am loving their heights but I have a confession to make: First day week 5? Those beautiful plants will receive their single HST "training" session and will be VERY upset for a day or two (during which I will also lollipop cleanly).
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having trouble keeping the humidity down and running out of room to move my light up. Had some nutrient burn the second and third week of flower think its under control now. Other than that they looking great!
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Красота ))))) индика. Точно но. Какая. ? Кто. Знает. Пуст. Подскажет
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Day 106. Trim jaiiiiiilllllllll !!!! First done, think it could reach my record 240. Insane quality. 4 rows of solid buds hanging .... Next one .... Both finally finished and honestly, that's my plants to be proud of !!! Day 114. All is done, no doubts its my best grow. Happy Growing !!!
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Day 60 Growth is going great again The previous problem has been resolved. The yellowing of the leaves has not spread upwards I did a final defoliation this week. I didn't want to do an aggressive defoliation, I just removed the damaged leaves and those that were directly on the buds. As for the previous problem, it was caused by a lack of nitrogen, but at the same time, there was a large amount of salts accumulated in the soil. Water coming out of the pot: 2500 ppm. I flushed it with three liters of distilled water with a pH of 6.2-6.5 After flush: 1200 ppm , 6.8-7 ph. This week it looks healthy, the buds are slowly thickening, I will slightly increase the dose of flowering fertilizer at the end of the week. It already absorbs two liters of water quite quickly and there is no water coming out of the pot, so I will increase it to three liters.
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August 31 - Day 35 Getting there. Everything is basically the same besides the topping I did on August 29th (Day 33). The girls were on their 7th node going on 8 and I topped 3 down to 5 nodes and 1 to 6. Lost at least 5 days to a week in growth on that. But I didn't feel like they were growing enough daily to top them sooner Temp - 78 Humidity - 63 Wattage - 110 EC - 600
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Last days before harvest ! I was expecting a color change but i have to harvest now becauseit’s really cold outside
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Dec 22 She got cleaned up and tied down. Moving back into the tent with net on to avoid growing up. She looks healthy and will make a recovery from the cleanup
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Looks great. Late update. New update in a couple days. Stay tuned.
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Right so now I flushed the hell out of this lady and the runoff now is the exact same as what's going pretty much. Also I'm super happy to see the purples coming through and also the smell has changed drastically and started smelling more like Mimosa than it did pre-flush. Going to do one last flush now and leave it 2 or 3 days then leave her in the dark for 48 hours then cut her down!