Start week 6 of bloomingToday 11.3. I had to pour 6 liters of clean water over it. 1500ml (leaked out) 76. day of grow 36. day of bloom but not sure I think I started counting the blooming before they actually started blooming. All of pohotos is acutal from today

*topped all the plants. *one of the phenols looks small and desorted let’s see how that one comes out. *increased PPM To 550 from 450. Ph seems to be good.

All our ladies are looking incredible so far, this is our week 4 of veg and we are giving these ladies a detox from their nutrients and in in exactly a week we will be upping their dosage back up and streching them further using our Scrog Net. Side note: we have Hindu Kush indoors and outdoors as well so it will be interesting to compare the end result. Happy growing everyone

Week 6 all 3 are flowering strawberry banana is behind about 2 weeks had to start another seed. But Now is looking great. The banana purple punch is just cool looking with a very strong smell (front left) and the gorilla cookies is looking great. Really loving the Roots Organic’s dry/Terp tea amendments makes life way easier.

Great run

Start Flush

she is 70% amber ... in a few days she will be cu...I AM HAPPY by the smell of her and her color in the flowers of this automatic ...

Smooth week plants very healthy. Leaves keep growing. I plucked as needed. Branches are like steel. Strong as can be. Stacking nicely. Very happy with this plant.

I am very pleased with this harvest, my buds are fragrant and very strong, I did not use too much of them, it gives me the ability to concentrate and think highly, the aroma and taste of mango and lemon. I have come very far with it. So great. And happy grow.

End of week 2, great week. Plants are healthy and growing fast now. Soon transplant to 5 gallon pots and go from there. Nice structure, side branches are just starting. Thanks everyone

12/12 for 2 weeks

Sorry for the late post had a very busy period. The buds are great, good feedback from patients. First time I've been able to taste a fully organic bud and I can say I won't be going back!

Flowering Diary — Week 3–4 (21/06/26 – 04/07/26) The canopy was cleaned up significantly during this period. On 22/06, a major defoliation and lollipopping session was completed, followed by installing the second SCROG net to improve canopy support and prepare for the flowering stretch. Plant structure became much more open, with better airflow and light penetration throughout the lower canopy. The stretch continued strongly after cleanup, producing long internodes and an even distribution of flowering sites across the canopy. Nutrient strength was gradually increased to support the transition into mid-flower. Feed EC was raised from 2.5 to a peak of 3.0, then adjusted back to 2.8 EC by the end of Week 4. pH remained stable around 5.9–6.0, and irrigation volume increased as plant demand rose. By the end of Week 4, the stretch had started to slow. Flower sites were fully established, pistil production was abundant, and early trichome development became visible on the sugar leaves. The canopy remained healthy with good color and no major nutrient deficiencies observed. Feeding Log 25/06/26 * Water: 120 L * Cleanse: 150 ml * Silica: 120 ml * Cal-Mag: 70 ml * Bloom: 800 ml * Core: 600 ml * pH: 6.0 * EC: 3.0 29/06/26 * Water: 130 L * Silica: 150 ml * Cleanse: 130 ml * Cal-Mag: 30 ml * Bloom: 900 ml * Core: 600 ml * pH: 5.9 * EC: 2.8 Notes * Major defoliation and lollipopping completed. * Installed second SCROG net for canopy support. * Strong stretch continued through Week 3 before gradually slowing. * Flower sites developed evenly across the canopy. * Early resin production became visible by the end of Week 4. * Plants remained healthy with consistent irrigation and stable root-zone conditions.

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Slow stretch, I suspect roots are exploring the raised beds. We had lots of frosty nights this week but she pulled through nicely. Leaves are growing strong. I’m waiting with topping until temperatures have normalized. Don’t want to cause more stress. Golden Goat has definitely proven frost-hardy!

Week 2 Flower (3/07/22 - 3/13/22)

Greetings, fellow cultivators! Week 9 with our illustrious Big Cheese Auto is like witnessing a botanical sprint to the finish line, and the excitement is hitting a fever pitch. A massive shoutout to Seeds Mafia for the genetics that keep our green queen in perpetual amazement. Our green sprinter is charging through her ninth week of flowering, and oh my, the acceleration is breathtaking! She's growing at an astonishing speed, embracing her full potential. The Autopot system remains the orchestrator, providing her with a nutrient symphony that propels her towards the grand finale. It's like the final act of a botanical masterpiece. In response to the swift growth, a tactical adjustment is in play. I've cut back on nitrogen (P-Boost) and increased potassium (K-Boost). Picture it like fine-tuning a racing car for the last lap. Nitrogen, essential for vegetative growth, takes a backseat as potassium takes the wheel. Why? Because potassium is a key player in the flowering game, boosting bud development, enhancing taste, and improving overall quality. It's like switching gears for a turbocharged bloom. The trichomes are stealing the show! Their numbers are skyrocketing, covering every inch of our Big Cheese Auto like a blanket of shimmering diamonds. It's like a botanical galaxy forming right before our eyes. The visual spectacle is not just mesmerizing; it's a testament to the plant's potency and readiness for harvest. Ah, the unmistakable scent of cheese is now an aromatic symphony that fills the air. Each day, it becomes more robust, like a crescendo building up to the grand finale. The olfactory journey is now at its peak, promising a flavor profile that will linger in the memory. Our TDS remains robust at 390, and the pH orchestrates a harmonious melody at 6.0. The Autopot and the nutrient adjustments are now conducting a final symphony, ensuring every element harmonizes for the best possible finish. The final grooming session is in progress. The leaf-bending ballet continues, creating an even canopy that bathes in the natural light. Defoliation is like the last-minute touch-ups before the grand performance. It's like preparing for the curtain call of this extraordinary botanical journey. A colossal thank you to Seeds Mafia, Aptus Holland, Grow Diaries, and the phenomenal community. Your support has been the guiding melody of this green odyssey. As we approach the climax of Week 9, the excitement is tangible. Our Big Cheese Auto is not just growing; she's hurtling towards a botanical crescendo. I can't wait to witness the final act of this sprint to greatness. Let's continue to cultivate greatness together! Genetics -Seeds Mafia Big Cheese Automatic Light - LUMATEK ZEUS 465 COMPACT PRO 
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What up fam, weekly update on these lovely ladies. I put the scrog net out this week for support and am I glad I did. Only after a couple days they grew right through it. The greenhouse is 6'5 feet tall and they're pushing 5'6. I'll go in there and take off some of the lower fan leafs at the bottom but not to much defoliation needed. I'm seeing preflowers so I'll also switch the nutes from grow to bloom. All in all Happy Growing.

Chugging through flowering! Her lower leaves are loosing a bit of green colour.