Alright, another week. Ladies looking well. Defoliated the Sugar Mama and Fastberry mid-week they took it well. Ran out of Neem Oil last week and noticed a couple of small bugs flying around, no idea what they are so ordered some more neem oil and some stickies. The other girls are all doing well, they are drinking much less than usual, I had a bunch of alfalfa seeds lying around so sprinkled them around some of the plants. Upped the feed as they seemed to need it. EC is now going from a base of .6 to 2.4

I fell everything goes slower since I changed into 12/12 period, I guess it's more a patience problem.. I can see how 3-4 of them are showing the 1st pistils and start showing my future flowers There is a humidity of an 80% during the nights so I guess I need to regulate that soon Looking forward to see all the girls pre-flowering , I don't know if I need to some more defoliation since I don't feel very confident with it My plan now its to try and bring as much future flowers to the top and let em get as much light as they can ( i made a net out of some yellow cord I had around) So far I'm very happy, keep growing!!

Seems like they are doing fine now they have some sun. I used cow shit in my grow medium for fertilizer. And I'll be dosing with bat guano next week.

Major changes here at Night Owl summer camp. Have had a rodent problem! Something has figured out a way to get into the dormitory (greenhouse)and had a feast on my plants. Five branches off the Harvey Wallbanger, and two each off the Vanilla Fizz and the 91Grapes. Oh my gosh! I needed to do something else. My wife gave me a spare bedroom for a grow nursery! What a girl I have! So spent the day yesterday moving tents and hanging lights and got the girls all situated in the new dormitory away from some vampire in the night. Will give an individual plant update shortly.

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Smooth sailing this week, caterpillars have slowed, they will burrow into the soil to pupate from now until first frost. Next year I'm going to put bands of sticky tangle foot around the cherry tree in Oct, canker moths will emerge in Nov and have no luck getting back into that tree to lay eggs for next year. Top dress of a couple cups of home made compost with 20tbps of Gaia Green AP/PB, 70/30, 10tbps for smaller airpot. Fungus gnatts are always annoying in my smaller pots. Airpots make it fun because now they go in the sides, trying shade cloth which I normally use anyways around the pot. Did some super cropping of the small plant as well, looking good, no signs of flower yet, but I'm sure the pots maxed soon so we'll see. Witnessed the brood of Chickadees in my nest box take first flight, what a sight. Now I have a family of 7 eating those damn caterpillars. Half dose of silica / diablo maxx, and some drip, weekly LCPT spray and that's a wrap.

Einfach wachsen lassen bisher, haben wohl gut gewurzelt und jetzt mal schauen was wird. Bin einfach auf die blütenqualität gespannt ob DS was gutes ist.

🌱Day 72.💚 🌱Day 74.💚 🌱Day 75. Grow rent heat up till 36 degrees each single day. THC mushrooms start get brownish too quick. Turn off light for 48h and get ready for harvest.💚

• OCTOBER 3 ― 5 : 00 AM THE SEED WERE SOAKED IN " B I O R A G ". ( WHERE IT SPENT ABOUT 16 HOURS. ) • OCTOBER 3 ― 9 : 00 PM TRANSFER TO A COTTON PAD. • OCTOBER 5 ― 11 : 00 PM PLANTED IN THE SOIL. ✎ I USED DISTILLED WATER AND 3 MILLIGRAMS OF BIORAG FOR GERMINATION. ( 1 MILLIGRAM PER 100 GRAMS OF WOTER. 300 GRAMS IN TOTAL. ) TDC / PPM ― 7 " ბიორაგი • BIORAG " FACEBOOK ― https://www.facebook.com/bioorganicrevolution/ BLOG ― http://rgakhokidze.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html/

Hi everyone this last few weeks have been crazy as you all can see this Gelato turned out to be a Photoperiodic plant. Week 17 in to flower for 2 weeks now. All was going well but I did not have much time to look after it. And got some light burn in the early stages did some training techniques and She looks is recovering now. Some nice pictures how big one of those can get when I wasn't expecting this plant to be a Photoperiodic. But let's see she turned out a female so that's great will be a nice surprise probably. Happy Growing and have a lovely week.

Got in my bloom nutes in and started feeding this week. Stopped with superthrive didn't want to go to hard with the nitrogen. Seem to be growing strong. Good luck to all.

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Greetings growers,I took the two girls out of the greenhouse because it is getting very hot, they will finish flowering outside. Both are starting to produce beautiful compact flowers that are getting bigger every day. Starting to smell very good around here.😎

Very easy to grow, this is my second Gorilla Zkittlez and both grew without problems

So I decided that, with me, you get to pick one: Video cutting, or long text explanations. This week I went for the former. Hope you enjoy. My personal daily logs that I entrust to my AI companion produce awkward results at times. I don't feel offended by it, ever. Honest. ------ **PATHÉ DISPATCH — THE TERPENE FRONT, WEEK FIVE** *[newsreel crackle, brass fanfare]* GOOD EVENING, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Base Camp Six reports a new SPECIES in the canopy. DATELINE: THE TROPICAL QUARTER. Our expedition set out with a PINEAPPLE and a MANGO. This week, tucked among their nodes, the specimens produced... BANANAS. Small ones. Mild ones. Our correspondent removes them each morning with a damp cloth, gently, in the hope, we quote, that the plants won't "notice." Chief suspect in the affair: the correspondent's own training regime. The fruit basket, ladies and gentlemen, is COMPLETE. *[ominous timpani]* BELOW DECKS, a breakthrough in instrumentation. After last week's disgrace of the electronic sensors, the expedition's most reliable device has been identified at last. It is the HAND. A firm press on the fabric pot now outranks every probe in camp. And with the pot stands removed, the roots run two degrees cooler. A note on identity: our correspondent keeps calling Pineapple OG by the name of last season's specimen, APOLLO. Same towering frame, same long reach between nodes. She has not corrected him. She is busy outgrowing the lights. Gorilla Cookies, meanwhile, lost a great fan leaf, snapped clean against the net during training. She received a formal APOLOGY, and responded by smelling of absolutely nothing but fresh leaves. A specimen of remarkable COMPOSURE. *[record scratch]* BUT NOW, THE MATTER OF THE CLIPS. Last week, the training clips failed Pineapple OG. They could push a stem DOWN but could not hold it UP. A lesser man would have retired them. Our correspondent reasoned instead that HE must have handled them wrongly. He selected a SMALLER size. He tried again, this time on MANGO. "Surely it was me," he wrote. *[long pause]* "It was not me." Three centimetres of torn stem. A main cola going over. And our man, sitting beside her, splinted the specimen before she could fall, with whatever lay within arm's reach. He had not even PREPARED this time. He no longer NEEDS to. The Royal Society notes, with some alarm, that emergency stem surgery has become ROUTINE. Mango Frost, victim number one of this expedition, bears the scar. She also, our man reports, has begun to trust his smaller gestures. She is THRIVING, slowly, in her own savanna palette. *[timpani, warmer]* And then, a marvel. Five to seven days after the great bending, all three specimens resumed their climb IN UNISON, as though they had scheduled it weeks in advance. The burns are fading. And by week's end, the correspondent's daily pleading, "please stop flowering, girl, keep growing," gave way almost overnight to astonishment. The flowers are STACKING. *[fanfare, film flickers out]* THIS HAS BEEN A DISPATCH FROM THE TERPENE FRONT. TRUST YOUR HANDS, NOT YOUR CLIPS. GOODNIGHT.

franchement je suis assez satisfait. les engrais biotabs fonctionnent à merveille je trouve .bon je suis pas un expert en figues 🤣🤣 mais celon moi elle grandi bien , elle a refait une belle jeune pousse qui grandit bien a l'ombre de sa mère malgré ses chaleurs accablante de cette dernière semaine.

La Mimoshi è stat spostata momentaneamente fuori nella speranza di recuperarla, mentre le altre stanno decisamente volando