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4/8/2023 Week 8- Day 1 of Veg (Day 66 overall) I still have 1, 1/2" of clearance to the net. The Competition will hit the half way point on Wed, that leaves exactly 10 weeks left from Wed. So I decided to go ahead and top off the water by adding 10 gallons to the system today. I added the appropriate Nutes. I am considering 2 plans now that I have decided that I am going to flip to flower on Saturday no matter what. Plan 1, I can evaluate throughout this week and flip earlier than Saturday if needed which would mean draining my system on that day adding week 1 Flower Nutes to the tank and start Week 1 of flower that day. I decided to go before before Saturday I will go ahead and change the water to week 1 flower, the same day I change the lights to 12/12. Then I will wait until the second Saturday so say 10 days if change my lights on Wed and then run Week 2 water/Nutes into Week4 and starting Week 5 change every week for rest of Grow. If I make it until Saturday will keep Week 1 Nutes until Week 3 and then starting Week 4 change every week until done. Mammoth Silica- Bi weekly addition .5Mil/Gal * 36 Gallons = 18Mil Added 10 Gallons to the system Mammoth Silica= .5Mil/Gal = 5Mil CalMag= .5Mil/Gal = 5Mil Root Drip = 1Mil/Gal = 10Mil FloraMicro= 5.4Mil/Gal= 54Mil FloraGrow= 4.2Mil/Gal= 42Mil FLoraBloom= 4.6Mil/Gal= 46Mil ORCA=.5Mil/Gal = 5Mil 4/9/2023 Week 8- Day 2 of Veg (Day 67 overall) Less than 1/2" left until #3 hits the SCROG line, I think she is going to push me to flip tomorrow. Not much today let them rest and will continue to monitor in the morning to see if I am going to need to flip early.

Hello growmies! Welcome to week 9... which is the final week for these utterly rapid F1 hybrids from Royal Queen Seeds. Day 60: Well well well, while doing a quick loupe check I realised these ladies were about ready! So they were harvested and are currently drying! Harvest update to follow after dry. It is sort of hard to see the amber trichs under the microscope because in the actual buds themselves is where they were most developed, but it was easy to see with the loupe, and you can see some here and there on the sugar leaves and many "on the turn" and yellowing. Anyway they are drying now... and I have REALLY BIG NEWS. Due to the ridiculously rapid nature of these brilliant Epsilon F1 hybrid cannabis plants, it has become technically possible for me to squeeze another grow series in before the summer break... ...so here is the very first official announcement of that: Coming very soon! UnorthadoxDude Grow Series 3: An Epsilon Adventure! With gratitude and warm feelings to James and the rest of the team at Royal Queen Seeds for making it possible and sponsoring a more in-depth look at the Epsilon F1. This grow series will feature TEN Epsilon F1 plants from Royal Queen Seeds. If you want to grow a plant that meets or exceeds the breeder's claims on speed, grow these! https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/uk/f1-hybrid-cannabis-seeds/620-epsilon-f1.html This will be a perfect opportunity to test some nutrients side by side and I may well do that, the exact configuration of planting and training (if any) I have not yet decided, however I will attempt to grow all ten, and they will have the entire grow space to themselves. Any thoughts, comments, and suggestions are welcomed. Any nutrient suppliers out there that want to get in on this grow please get in touch. I grow in coco and currently use BioBizz primarily.

Buried her, and moved the light closer...

Hello growers, I harvested because she had completely consumed everything in her pot, so there was nothing left to wait for. The aroma is sweet and spicy, hard to describe but very pleasant. The bud is dense and beautifully colored. Peace and happy growing! ✌️

Perdi mais uma semente , agora vamos tocar essas duas para ver se elas crescem bem saudáveis e fortes. Estão com um bom tamanho vieram para o quintal, ainda pode ter algum ataque de pássaros mas preciso do espaço na estufa para novas sementes que germinaram. Perdi mais uma só restou uma , mas ela está bem .

So this has definitely been a slow grow, but I also mainlined it and topped her twice... I'm not feeding her my regular feed, which is like steroids. I'm using the dots and i was warned about the growth being slow in the beginning, so no worries... I was actually going to grow her out normal, but I had to use the flowering tent for an unexpected auto flower, not being an auto flower .. no bad one is doing well. Shout out to @Grow4releaf

I got the seeds for this grow from my last plant. There must bei some crasy genetic stuff going on because my plants are already starting to flower after about 4 Weeks.

Après l’invasion de chenille verte elle repart mais je reste à l’affût tous les jours

5th week of flower, the plant has stopped growing and focused on the buds. Both plants look nice, I’m hoping the 3 gallon plant gets fatter before the end though.

Added a bit more Foliage-Pro to the mix as the LSDs have been a bit yellow, normal flowering? Buds are filling out, not as strong smelling as expected but I can tell they are in the house.

4 of 12 Buds are finish with 20% amber Trichomes. The rest need a little more time. Smell is amazing, Whole Plant is very very sticky! Only the 4 Buds have a weight of 65gr wet..

This week I was mostly smoking Panama Red. Hit a wee bump as it seems I never learn my lesson by bringing outside plants inside, some sap-sucking greenfly aphids decided my grow tent was a perfect new home. The thing about trying to recreate a "perfect" environment for growth, it can also be perfect for a host of unwanted problems. All the holes I've cut into the tent don't help I'd guess either. The 5 species of Clover is far more dense a cover crop than I'd imagined it would be. The chaplain overdone his blessings it seems. The blue borage companion plant was the first to be suckled on by unwanted visitors, I'd say 90+% of the aphids I found were eating on the underside of the borage leafs. I gave her a good bath and thorough scrub with some soap, just need to give her time to bounce back. If I can't beat them, I'll join them. Only I'll be the one who decides what predators lurk under the canopy! This will need time and research. Back to it I guess. Word, Phonetically, the term world sounds similar to the term whirled, which is the past tense of the term whirl, meaning “to turn around, spin, or rotate rapidly”. Before you were born, you were whirled into existence due to the fact that your physical body is made of atoms. What do atoms do? They spin and rotate very rapidly. The term world also sounds similar to the term word and the term word sounds like the term whir. One of the origins of the term whir is the Old Norse word hvirfla, meaning “to turn”. In English, the term whir is defined as “to go, fly, revolve, or otherwise move quickly with a humming or buzzing sound”. The definitions of the words in bold font in the previous two paragraphs are all related to the word spin. Why the word spin? Because everything in the Universe spins and we live in a galaxy that spins. The world/whirled known as Earth also spins on its axis and the people living on it use spoken words/whirred’s to create their reality.

Venga familia que ya viene la cosecha de estas Cereal Milk de RoyalQueenSeeds, que ganas que tenia ya de darles machetazo. No veas que pinta que tienen estas plantas. Las flores aparte de prietas se ven bien resinosas, con 70 dias de floración. a sido una genética con la que disfruté mucho cultivarla, es resistente , y no es para nada complicado cultivarla por lo menos en interior. Agrobeta: https://www.agrobeta.com/agrobetatiendaonline/36-abonos-canamo Mars hydro: Code discount: EL420 https://www.mars-hydro.com/ Hasta aquí es todo , espero que lo disfrutéis, buenos humos 💨💨.

# Passion Fruitz by Zamnesia 🍓🌱 ## Week 1 Vegetation | The Second Chance Starts Growing Hello GrowDiaries family! 👋🌱 Welcome back to the Passion Fruitz diary. If you followed the germination report, you'll remember that this little lady's journey started slightly differently from the rest of the garden. While her sisters were already establishing themselves in their final homes, Passion Fruitz first taught me a small lesson about patience and adaptation. The original seedling never fully established after germination, likely due to an overly wet starter plug. Rather than giving up on the cultivar, I decided to start again. Thankfully, the second attempt proved successful. And now, after a healthy germination and strong emergence, Passion Fruitz officially joins the rest of the garden for her first week of vegetative growth. Sometimes all a plant needs is a second opportunity. --- ## Moving Into Her Final Home Unlike many traditional growing approaches where plants are gradually stepped through multiple container sizes, this project follows a different philosophy. Because every plant in this run is being grown under a 12/12 schedule from seed, I prefer eliminating unnecessary transplant stress whenever possible. For that reason, Passion Fruitz was moved directly into her final 15-liter container filled with Plagron Lightmix. The goal is simple: Allow the roots to expand naturally from the beginning without interruptions or restrictions later on. By giving the roots their final destination immediately, the plant can focus entirely on establishment and growth rather than recovering from future transplants. --- ## Introducing Mycorrhizae One of the additions used during transplant was mycorrhizal fungi. For newer growers, mycorrhizae are often described as one of nature's hidden partnerships. These beneficial fungi form a symbiotic relationship with plant roots, creating an underground network that effectively extends the plant's ability to explore the substrate. Think of it as nature's own support system. The fungi receive sugars produced by the plant through photosynthesis. In return, they help increase access to water, phosphorus, micronutrients, and other resources that may otherwise be difficult for young roots to reach efficiently. While the effects are mostly invisible during the early stages, the objective is to establish a healthy underground foundation that can support vigorous growth throughout the cycle. Growing often focuses on what happens above the soil. But some of the most important work happens beneath it. --- ## Environment Environmental conditions remained consistent with the rest of the room. Temperatures stayed around 27°C during lights-on. Humidity remained near 55%. Root zone and nutrient solution temperatures were maintained around 21°C. CO₂ levels remained approximately 600 ppm. The Future Of Grow Black Series LED system continued providing approximately 350 PPFD under the 12/12 schedule. Although this PPFD value may appear relatively high for a young seedling, it is important to remember that Daily Light Integral (DLI) changes significantly when plants receive only 12 hours of light compared to the more common 18-hour vegetative schedule. In practical terms, the plant receives a shorter daily light exposure, allowing slightly stronger light levels without delivering excessive total daily energy. The objective is to encourage early adaptation to the environment while maintaining healthy, stress-free development. --- ## Nutrition As with the rest of the garden, the first irrigation consisted only of water. Young seedlings already contain the nutritional reserves needed for their earliest stages of life. Once Passion Fruitz began establishing herself in the new container, a gentle feeding program was introduced. Current nutrition includes: • Plagron Terra Grow • Plagron Power Roots • Plagron Pure Zym • Plagron Sugar Royal All applied at very light concentrations. At this stage the objective is not maximum growth. The objective is establishing a healthy root system and creating momentum for the weeks ahead. Strong foundations almost always outperform aggressive beginnings. --- ## First Week Observations Considering that Passion Fruitz started several days behind the rest of the room, her progress this week has been extremely encouraging. She remains smaller than many of her sisters, which is entirely expected given her delayed start, but her overall development tells a much more important story. Healthy color. Balanced structure. Good leaf formation. Steady growth. And perhaps most importantly, visible signs that she is already beginning to catch up. Throughout the week her leaves expanded nicely, new growth emerged consistently, and she showed the kind of vigor that suggests the earlier setback is now firmly behind her. The difference in age remains visible. The difference in potential certainly does not. --- ## Looking Ahead Week one was all about establishment. Roots finding their new home. Beneficial fungi beginning their underground work. The plant adjusting to her final container. And a young Passion Fruitz proving that a delayed start does not mean a weak start. The coming weeks will reveal much more about her structure, growth habits, and personality. For now, she's healthy, she's growing, and she's officially part of the race. Sometimes the best stories don't begin perfectly. Sometimes they begin with a comeback. Huge thanks to Zamnesia Seeds for the genetics, Plagron for the substrate and nutrition, Future Of Grow for the lighting, and everyone following along on another seed-to-harvest adventure. Grower's Love everyone. 🌱💚

Finally getting around to uploading for the week of 9/5- Good thing I've been making videos! Blueberry is the reigning queen of the garden, She's just awesome😎 Defoliated interior and top dressed with a cup of Down to Earth Minerals Vegetable Garden 4-4-4 over the roots and put a layer of compost on top to lock it in. We've been getting a lot of rain and I really don't need to water so the dry nutrients make sense, and saves time.

Hi to everyone who watches Report. The ninth week of flowering began there. Blueberries look and smell. Deliciously. Follow the advice of the master. I decided not to radically remove the leaves and I removed only the largest ones. I prepare the plants for the log house so I stop using mineral water for a while