Hey everyone! Week 2 is going well for these ladies :) Day09: The two Auto Somango Glue seem to be happy, healthy and are growing strong. The two Auto Afghan Skunk however, showed a weird claw-like curl on their second set of leaves. They're still growing and I don't see any kind of discoloration on those leaves, though. I've been watering sparingly, 0.5L every 48h approximately, so I'm thinking they may be stressing due to too much light...? I brought the light inensity down to 75% and raised it 10cm yesterday to see what happens. The Auto Afghan Skunk 1 is already showing signs of improvement. Hopefully the other one will too - fingers crossed! I'm just guessing honestly 😏 Any suggestions would be welcome and highly appreciated! ---- Day 14: I've definitely overwatered these girls. I was following my instinct based on my experience using HID lights, which generate a lot more heat and cause for 1. plants drinking more and 2. faster water evaporation. Of course LEDs don't genrate as much heat and I need to adjust my watering habits...! 😏 Should have payed closer attention, but hey, you live you learn right? Luckily growth isn't stunted and the two Somango Glue keep growing strong :) The two Afghan Skunk seem to be suffering a bit more from overwatering, but they're showing signs of recovery so I'm confident they'll bounce back 💪 The girls got a 200ml watering on day 10 and didn't get any water since then. Waiting for the pots to dry out some more before next watering. I turned off the fan inside the tent so the girls can have a little more heat too. Hoping that will help dry out the soil faster This was it for week 2! Take care and have a great week Thanks for looking 👊

Day 29: Pre-flowering did start. Changing now to Hesi Nutrients. Watered them with 1,25 l. Since they are not dried completely out. Wanted to boost them into flower now! Letting them dry out now to the half of total weight. I'm a bit nervous about the nutrients cocktail though. :) Day 32: music for plants: "Jules Reidy - Trances" "Cousin - HomeSoon" "Yara Asmar - synth waltzes and accordion laments"

This week has been a super explosive week for growth! The girls flipped to flower and are stretching like crazy. Started showing signs of flower on Thursday this past week so when time for the nutrient and water change, I went ahead and switched over to bloom nutrients and put my trellis net up to prepare for the stretch and boy am I glad I did. Every morning I have been checking and topping off the res with either RO water or mixed nutrients, I have kinda been alternating between just water and nutrients, just watching the plants and letting them tell me. Everything is looking super healthy and going well. I may end up adding another trellis net Friday with the nutrient change if the stretching continues. It seems these girls are legitimately growing about 2-3 inches a day. Its crazy! Environment continues to stay in check, humidty is getting a little high, but should be able to bring it down with the dehumidifier in the lung room. I have been plucking a few leaves here and there, like very minimal, just to get some penetration to the lower sites and see if we can get them to stretch up through the net. Once the stretch finishes, I think anything that didnt make it up will be removed so that we can focus the growth to the top bud sites. Still learning, but that is the plan for now. Other than that, going to continue as planned and excited to watch these girls flower! As always any tips, comments, and recommendations always welcome and appreciated!

As we navigate through the third week of the flowering stage, our garden is on the cusp of transitioning into the pivotal end of week four. This period is characterized by significant developmental changes in the plants, where they start to exhibit the full prowess of their flowering potential. The journey so far has been marked by vigilant care and adaptation to the evolving needs of our plants. Now, as they delve deeper into the flowering phase, it is essential to reassess and recalibrate our approach to nurture them through this critical phase. Our primary focus during this time is to ensure that the plants have all they need to flourish, not just survive, as they approach the zenith of their flowering cycle. The imminent plan includes a thorough top dressing and amending of the soil, a step crucial for bolstering the plants for peak flower production. This intervention is not just a routine addition of nutrients; it is a strategic enhancement of the soil ecosystem, tailored to meet the heightened demands of the plants during the later stages of flowering. As the plants intensify their energy towards flower development, their nutritional needs shift, necessitating a higher availability of phosphorus, potassium, and trace elements that are critical for bud formation and maturation. The top dressing will be a carefully balanced mix, designed to release these nutrients slowly and steadily, thus avoiding any shock to the plants while ensuring a consistent supply of essential resources. This phase is also a time for a meticulous review of environmental factors such as lighting, humidity, and temperature. The conditions that were ideal during the early flowering stage might need adjustments to align with the changing needs of the plants. Ensuring the right photoperiod and light intensity is crucial as it directly influences the plants' growth patterns and flower development. Similarly, maintaining optimal humidity and temperature is vital for preventing stress and disease, which can be detrimental at this stage. The overarching goal is to create an environment that not only supports but enhances the flowering process, paving the way for the plants to reach their fullest potential. In conclusion, as we edge towards the end of week four, our commitment to the plants intensifies. The impending soil amendment and top dressing are more than just routine care; they are a testament to our dedication to see these plants not just grow, but thrive in their flowering glory. With each passing day, we are reminded that the art of plant cultivation is a delicate balance of science and intuition, where every decision we make is a step towards realizing the full potential of these remarkable living beings.

Hey les amis 👍✌️ On arrive a la fin et sa annonce des bonne chose, elle sont magnifiques, tellement Grasse c'est dingue, non mais sérieux Fast Buds vous êtes les meilleures ✌️👍 J'attaque mes semaines a l'eau actuelle,, 3l puis je réduirer pour le prochain. Vous les trouvez belle hein ❤️ J'arrive sur la fin et a voir les photos que je vous poste, je pense que vous êtes d'accord avec moi elle est sublime ❤️🍁 regarde moi c'est Buds énorme

Sleepy Joe is in her final week. Been an enjoyable grow. Not the biggest flowering plant. Took awhile to get going, but she created some nice hard little bugs. These little bugs are so heavy, branches are bending like the larger ladies.Will be easy trimming. Looking forward to trying this stuff out.

Final stretch for the Cheese trees twins. Amazing smells inside the grow room. Smells great, but this dank ass smell, lingers in the air. Not sure which is creating this odor, or maybe just a mixture from all the ladies. Straight water for the next week. Once I get them down under the 200 ppm mark, I will be dropping these ladies. The tops of these ladies are super heavy. Light cables are stopping them from bending right over and hitting the floor. These Cheese have been healthy through the entire grow. Haven't lost a single leaf and all remain healthy. One healthy strain and a pleasure to watch grow and bloom. Looks like it will be a breeze to trim up.👍

Put the ladies on straight water for this week. Hairs are changing, and most of the trichs are clouded. Have some fox tailing on some of the buds, being so close to the light. Was kind of expecting it, but really, I don't mind a little fox tailing. The top of this AK is thick, hard and full of trichomes. When the runoff water shows under 200 ppm is when these ladies will be coming down. They will be watered, until just a few drops come out the bottom, as to not flush the final ferts out to quickly. Plants have stayed good and healthy, without losing any leaves throughout the grow. Limbs are bending down from the weight of the flowers. Didn't support anything this time, so quite surprised that the branches were able to support these nugs, as long as they did.

This week was a rush of growth! A great last of the lst, did some more training today using bud clips! Loveing the growth, headed into flower soooon!!!

Overall great product. Easy growing. Good looking. Smells great. Nothing but the best from Humboldt!

Fast cycle, no disease or nutrition big problems. Pretty good harvest for one computer space.

Day 5 12-11-23 LED 24 Hours + Co2 500-600 Ppm Day 6 13-11-23 LED 20 Hours

Day 8 15-11-23 Change the pot to 1 Gallons ( Peatmoss + Soil + Vermiculite + Perlite) / Water PH 6.4 + B-Start Vitamin B-1 + Chemrich Cal - Mag + SV Bio Trichoderma (450ppm) Day 11 18-11-23 Water PH 6.4 + Chemrich Hydroponic A + Chemrich Hydroponic B + Honey Chome + Emerald Goddess + B-Start Vitamin B-1 (560ppm) Day 12 19-11-23 Water PH 6.4 + Chemrich Silica (280ppm) Day 13 20-11-23 Water PH 6.4 + Chemrich Humic (290ppm) Day 14 21-11-23 Water PH 6.4 + Chemrich Amino Acid (370ppm)

Day 38 since starting germination: Everything is looking healthy and happy. I’ve continued leaf tucking & LST. Upped the amount of Diamond nectar from 1ml/gal to 4ml/gal and added Liquid Koolbloom to the feed. Keeping the lights on 20/4 has kept the average low temp a degree higher at 66. I also changed the positioning of the lights. Now the Atreum hydra-3200 is providing ~700 ppfd across the canopy. At this point I’m starting to feed for flower so when I did my water change I also changed the orientation of my RDWC buckets. I removed the bucket with the Northern Lights photo period from the loop so it could be connected to its own reservoir and be fed a veg nutrient solution while the Sour D auto gets its bloom nutrients. I’ve seen some saying a ph of ~6.5 is more ideal for autoflowers so I will be trying that this feed…which works out nice because my solution happened to be right there after mixing the nutrients.

Day 38 since starting germination: Everything is looking healthy and happy. I’ve FIMed the main and continued leaf tucking & LST. Upped the amount of Diamond nectar from 1ml/gal to 2ml/gal. Keeping the lights on 20/4 has kept the average low temp a degree higher at 66. I also changed the positioning of the lights. Now the Mars Hydro tsl2000 is providing ~500-550 ppfd across the canopy. At this point the plants in the RDWC loop have different nutrient needs so when I did my water change I also changed the orientation of my buckets. I removed the bucket with the Northern Lights photo period from the loop so it could be connected to its own reservoir and be fed a veg nutrient solution while the Sour D auto gets its bloom nutrients.