The Grow Awards 2026 🏆
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@DogterB
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Week 10 (1/12-18) Day 65 (1/12) She's getting closer and closer. When I scope her, she's mostly cloudy, with just a few ambers scattered in. I'll check her again later in the week. Her pot was still fairly heavy this morning, so she's set for the day. Day 66 (1/13) She was ready for a drink today. I watered her with some molasses and Mammoth P added in, pH'd to ~6.5. When she's ready again, I'll feed her one last time then it will be water only (maybe some molasses) until I chop her. Day 68 (1/15) Well I put the little clip on microscope on my phone and checked her trichomes. To my surprise, there seems to be a good amount of amber now. I think I'm going to call it. I'll cut her lights today and give her 48 hours in the dark, so will chop her down on Sunday (day 70). I'll give her a big drink of cold water and put some ice around her stem when I shut her down. I dry in paper bags and my last plant dried pretty quickly, as I didn't give her any water for awhile before chopping. I'd rather have a longer drying period, so I will water her up before she goes into the dark. Her last feeding was day 62 (1/9), so I'm hoping it has been long enough to work the nutes out by the time she's done.
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Hey yall! Thanks for tuning in this week. Had a great look under the microscope of my soil, I just ordered a camera for my scope so next week look forward to seeing and identifying some beneficial microbiology! Another round of compost tea, I added Kiwi 🥝 😋 Fermented Juice, to this round of tea. Also adding food for the bacteria (simple sugars) and for the fungi (complex carbs). I suggest using diverse food for increased biodiversity. The mycelium network is really established at this point. Which is why I highly recommend to keep reusing your soil, and the larger the pot size the better. I am in 10 gallons for now. Once I move into our house will be into living beds, 100 gallon + If you can't be in a bed, use 25 gallon. You will benefit in time. So at this point only using inputs I have made from organically grown plants, mostly grown in house. Anything else was wildcrafted, sustainably, so if I take something from nature I am replacing it with something else. Balance in all things. Added the fruit for pushing the flowers. Pistol hairs are growing. This strain is a sativa dominant, and thus my flowers are not as compact and "looser" than indica dominant strains I have always grown. Review on this sativa dominant cultivar is: harder to grow than most strains, longer flowering time is also a pain while increasing my costs with more days with the lights on. Getting COAs on the finished flowers and I will post on here, I am hoping for higher levels of THCv, let's get into the rare cannabinoids and higher terpenes!
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Plants were stunted for a few days from transplant and roots took a long time to make their way down to water line.
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@Siriuz
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Very fast growing Great enviorment and great conditions Nice temp and humidity. 21C and 60% RH 18/6 schedule Check and support @cannagrowersiriuz Instagram official (mega mix soil w humus and other stuff)
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@Mopish
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27 Dec - 2 Jan 27 Dec Started flushing due to nutrient burn at 26 Dec 22:00 - Finished Flushing on 28 Dec 06:00 2ml/l Flawless Finish 1ml/l Sensizym 400PPM 28 Dec Lowered feed due to nutrient burn. Aiming at 900ppm 29 Dec I don't see any new damage, but I'm keeping an eye on them. 31 Dec I saw a few leaves with probable calcium def, so I added 0.8ml/l of Sensi bloom part A 0.8ml/l of Sensi bloom Part B
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Third week of flowering and she's still showing great progress. Starting to show pistols now. Day 64- NFTG mid flower feed Day 65- No watering. Bloom Khaos Foliar spray Day 66- Flush Day 67- no watering. Bloom Khaos Foliar spray Day 68- Mammoth P/Recharge/ Cal-mag feed Day 69-70 No water
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Hello everyone! I'm a little late but it does not work))) As you can see, do small exercises and we are entering the flowering phase, it is a very strong and tolerant variety, I hope it will be very beautiful in flowering🌺🔥🚀🔥💚
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Last week in vegitation,in the last few weeks had a bit of work to do with the Dank Berry to give a shape to this plant as she is a very fast growing plant. Nutrients Plagron Light Marshydro ts 3000 450w
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💡🌞MARSHYDRO LED😎👍 🌲CHEM BRIDE= FRONT ROW ON RIGHT 🌲
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Starting to pile on the trichomes and weight. Looking 🔥.
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Flowering week One Successful 🌱 see you next week Growmies 💜
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@Fergie
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Hey guys so here are my c.a girls plump out quite nicely . Sorry about pics is so tight for space moving them around at moment just isn't an option . All going well bud sights forming all over . Til next week 😀
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Hello again ;) Lady’s doing better (I think) Last week got big pest problem trips and small flys (veg tent) Ordered directly nematodes and predator bugs against trips , Yesterday did finally feed them with npk Next few days will water them after then feed them again with npk and powerzyme Smell is mixed up can’t really tell what is what Hole room smells cind of meety
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Nothing new here. Lots of defoliating to finish up the week. Also did a straight water flush to finish up as well.
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13.12.2025 Today I did cut her off and my heart is bleeding. She was such a beautiful plant and depending on the smoke-check I will grow her again. Her smell is skunky-citric, with notes of whiskey and fireplace and just calling out to be smoked. I will give an update on her quality but up for now she needs to dry slowly but surely to be ready for christmas 🌸💜
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hi all, brothers of the old weed! Welcome back for a new adventure in the PEAKY gardens These beautiful little girls loved the scrog treatment and appear to be in excellent health The MSNLs are the front and back ones while the Barneys are the central two Good nuggets look forward! 🤗🌱
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First week of veg, after two weeks of seedling growth. Light schedule: 24 hrs Nutrients: Nitrogen (bokashi), small quantities of potassium and phosphorus in marine algae. First transplant into: 2 lt and 1.5 lt pots
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Around 3 weeks to go She looks great and smells fantastic