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Day 6 update - adjusted tie down points and watered. Still no pests and no other significant signs of stress. They ladies are happy and healthy. Day 3 update - Two of the plants have started transitioning into flower. Next week BB1 and BB3 will be dubbed in flower. BB2 pheno is strange I just can't quite tell if it's even in flower... it's lanky and strange. Temps have been steady and now that the heat in the home is on I have to watch heat stress again. BB3 has recovered fully now with new growth looking absolutely perfect. No problems with pests or anything else at the moment. ....Previously.... (day 7 of week 3 - day 1 week 4) One feeding of baking soda to raise the PH of the soil. I decided to tie the girls down the last day of week 3. The topped plant (Bb2) looks more like the strain should than the other 2 phenotypes according to pictures. But the BB1 pheno is so bushy it will be a bigger yeilder for sure. The Bb3 pheno has recovered a bit we will see if the baking soda addition to the top watering helps rebound her better. Selective defoliation was done on all 3 phenos with some under growth getting removed and a couple target fan leaves blocking prime budsites.
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📆 Semana 11: La Mimosa Auto en sustrato está en su última semana antes de cosecha. Tras el lavado de raíces, las hojas empiezan a mostrar tonos amarillentos, señal de que la planta está usando sus reservas internas. Los tricomas presentan una mezcla ideal de lechosos y ámbar, lo que indica que está en su punto óptimo de madurez. El aroma es intenso y complejo, resaltando las notas cítricas dulces. Solo queda esperar unos días más para cortar y disfrutar del fruto del trabajo. ¡Seguimos creciendo fuerte! 💪
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Début de semaine 8 remplies de surprises, la tente de culture qui avait du retard selon moi par rapport à la deuxième tente, a progressé à une vitesse fulgurante, certes les plantes qui composent celle-ci sont plus petites mais la canopée est plus uniforme et il est à présent difficile de différencier dans ce que l’on voit de qui appartiens à qui tellement chaque plante à des ramifications remplies de bourgeons, un vrai régal pour les yeux et le nez. Elles font rêvées, ces jolies demoiselles... Ma deuxième tente que je pensais nickel si ce n'est que je n'ai pas su contrôler leurs hauteurs et que je me suis retrouvé avec les pointes qui touchaient la lampe, enfin après avoir tricoté un peu et diriger les branches en les attachants des fois avec de la laine, j'ai pu reprendre un peu le contrôle et m assurer que la lumière transite bien dans toute l'espace de culture devenu une vraie forêt. Et la surprise à 2 semaine de la fin, alors que je comptais commencer mon rinçage, je me suis aperçu que certaines de mes feuilles de la partie basse, comportaient des taches suspectes, après investigations et recherche sur internet, j'avais des thrips ! Etant en phase de floraison très avancés, mes moyens de traitements contre ces nuisibles sont donc presque nul, traitement chimique interdit, me reste donc comme solution le protoxyde d’hydrogène mais très discutés sur la toile ou les avis divergent beaucoup... le savon noir, dont beaucoup de sites présentes des recettes qui peuvent nous être très utiles , les bandes adhésives bleu prévus pour les thrips, et la dernière solution éliminé manuellement a la main... Après avoir lu et fouiller le net, je me suis tourné vers growdiaries et je me suis rendu sur le chat du site ou j'ai fait la connaissance de chouettes personnes qui me sont venus en aide et je les remercie encore grandement. Pour ma pars face à ce nuisible, j'ai suivi leurs conseils : savon noir plus éliminé à la main et contrôle minution chaque jour. Si je peux les nommes, merci à laBOSSANOVA, bird_of_prey et weedawan pour leurs conseils et leurs sympathies, première demande d’entraide réalisé à merveille. Ce site est juste top.
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Here we are, the start of flower! From here I'll be uploading videos daily.
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Two of the three have been cut. The first one was just a stubby little lady that had just under an ounce of dried flower. The second one was taken last night and her main cola weight 5 wet and was just covered in oily terpenes. This last one while behind the others is by FAR the frostiest and I can’t wait for her to ripen. Therefore I am not calling it a harvest until the trichomes become perfect as the last one did.
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Hey Cannafam Happy Tuesday, This gal has had another good week due to continuation of the dry weather and is still thriving. Temps have been not as hot but stable and warm, Tuesday - Friday temps have been bang on 25c daytime and 15c nighttime with continuos Sun and things dipped a bit on the weekend and up until today at 23c daytime with a bit of cloud and 14c night, but shes still been nice and comfotable. Humidity has remained again in the 70s averaging 72% and daylight hours are at 15 hrs 30 minutes. Growth on this gal remains strong, shes grown upeards a little more this week but 90% energy is now in flowering. Shes been attacked a little bit by leaf miners on a few leaves but nothing to concerning and ive tried to squash any thing in the leaves between the tips of my fingers, if they get worse then il defoliate and shes got plenty armor in terms of mass. Ive not given any PK this week and shes just had water with the base fertiliser. Flower development has been really strong and allott of her buds are nearly joining up along her solid main column, nice long pistils with still just small hints of purple teasing from within the flowers with plent of frost forming. Overall shes lookin rock solid, strong and healthy ☺️ Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a nice chilled week ✌️💚
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That’s impressive. This strain is amazing. Couldn’t be happier. Will keep going with this nutrient schedule until the two Royal Highness grow a bit more. I should do some LST asap because there are lot of hidden and trapped leaves under the bigger ones. Update: Did some LST to uncover the hidden leaves. I’m just a bit scared about how big she will get after this.
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****DIVINE SEEDS ***** *****OPIUM***** Sponsored grow ***DIVINE SEEDS ***** Week 11 6/16-23 Opium Loves the outside. She is tall and lanky, towering over the other outside girls: Fractal, Lemon Cake and Drizzle. All are showing yellowing leaves so everyone is now getting nutrients with feedings. I saw a Japanese beetle on my Lemon Cake and some small holes in the leaves so I added 1/2 tsp neem to the feed solution 6/12. Also started using fish & kelp. I'm still watering 1 gal per plant when I feed 2x/week. With the heat and humidity, I water daily but do not feed daily. Nutrients: TPS1 15ml/gal @4 gal =60ml Signal 1.5 ml Cal mag 10ml @4 gal Recharge ½ tsp/gal =10ml Kelp & fish GS plant foods 1/4c /gal @ 4 gal =1c Neem ½ tsp (for Japanses beetles)  Ph5.7  PPM 1414  Solution Temp 85  Outside temp 92f 6/19 Opium had a Spa day. Hair cut. All large umbrella fans were removed. Since she is in flower, she didnt need excess vegetation. This defoliation reveals true sativa form. There are 6-8inch stretches between nodes. I added a 6 ft support pole since we've had thunderstorms with high winds. I didn't want her majestic crown to snap off. I water daily and feed 2x per week now. *****OPIUM*****
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Definetly the tallest of my current plants,but that's what u expect from a 100% sativa.Long ass flowering times but well worth the wait.She likes the nutes ,one of my favourite strains of all time
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An interesting strain. From the very beginning, it handled everything really well, even though I managed to stunt it with nutrients at one point. Thankfully, it recovered and bounced back nicely. Unfortunately, because I was away, I wasn’t able to take any photos before harvest. For plants grown in 10L pots, they became genuinely huge trees, which you can tell from the size of the root system. One plant was harvested two weeks earlier than the other. I’ll add photos of the buds after drying and curing (if there’s anything left by then 😅). Overall, I can definitely recommend this strain. It grows like crazy and the final result is very satisfying. The potency is certainly higher than what the breeder claims on the website. Unfortunately, I have no way to verify that scientifically, so you’ll just have to take my word for it. 😅🌱🔥
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Zu Beginn der Woche habe ich das Scrog-Netz installiert. Die Pflanze ist zwar noch nicht besonders hoch, wird aber vermutlich auch nicht mehr viel an Höhe gewinnen. Der Wuchs ist eher kompakt. Das stört mich jedoch nicht: Das Scrog-Netz soll zunächst die Triebe auf gleicher Höhe halten und es mir ermöglichen, sie auseinanderzuziehen, um Nebentriebe zu fördern. Im Verlauf der Woche ziehe ich die Pflanze nach und nach weiter auseinander. Vereinzelt habe ich an den Haupttrieben nach innen wachsende Blätter entfernt, wenn sie Nebentriebe verdeckten. Die entfernten Blätter habe ich kleingeschnitten und auf die Erde gelegt. Die Würmer dürfte das freuen. Nach dieser Woche hänge ich noch eine weitere Vegi-Woche an und stelle danach auf Blüte um. In dieser Woche wurde einmal mit Komposttee gegossen. Den Tee setze ich jedoch nicht mit Melasse und Sprudelstein bei erhöhter Temperatur an. Stattdessen lasse ich den Kompost 24 Stunden ohne Melasse und Sprudelstein in Wasser ziehen. Anschließend gieße ich das Wasser unverdünnt. Die Parameter in Woche 5: Controller Einstellung Tag: Advanced AI VPD 1,0 – 1,2 Controller Einstellung Nacht: Advanced AI VPD 0,9 – 1,1 Durchschnittliche Tagestemperatur: 27,9 Grad Durchschnittliche Nachttemperatur: 25,7 Grad Durchschnittliche Luftfeuchtigkeit Tag: 58,4% Durchschnittliche Luftfeuchtigkeit Nacht: 59,3% Durchschnittlicher VPD Tag: 1,1 Durchschnittlicher VPD Nacht: 1 Durchschnittliche Bodenfeuchtigkeit in Mbar: 115 LED Leistung: 20% = 90 Watt Beleuchtungsdauer: 18 Stunden Umluft: Stufe 1 oszillierend
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Had to move them from one tent to another. This is the start of week 3 of flower.
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The one washing machine is really taking on a sativa look🤔 otherwise girls are looking happy and thriving imo
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Hey Cannafam Happy Weekend, My gals have had a bit of a tricksy week, the largest of the two started showing magnesium deficiency at the beginning of the week and is lookin a bit unhappy and her sister also has the beginnings of it also. I think i caused lock out by giving too much food so both have been flushed and given a dose of calmag with trace and great white, hopefully this will help and il start a reduced feed next week. Growth wise flowering is continuing ok and its nice to see the structure of the erb grown straight up 😊 Although i had bent one plant down away from the light, she fought her way up again and so further bending was necessary, maybe i should have gone further but i was worried about snapping the top off of her. Pistils are still looking vibrant and happy and ive managed to keep environment a bit better this week with VPD averaging 1.2. Now that temps and humidity have dropped a bit side lighting has gone back to half power. Thats all from me for now, thanks for stopping by 😊✌️
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comenzamos la primera semana de floracion, y junto con el formamos el primer super cropping en las fotos principales podemos apreciar el momento en que hacemos el super cropping y podemos comparar con la siguiente foto es al otro dia cuando sale el sol y vemos como las hojas enseguida se posicionan para absorver todo los rayos solares posibles! tambien comenzamos con las bases de floracion y durante las 2 primeras semanas de flora agregamos voodo juice y bud ignitor
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Started the week off well from the big defoliations and adjustings yesterday. Upped the feed amounts per litre but still diluting them down a bit and in the case of the Cookies just feeding plain water for 2 of every 3 days. This carried on all week with buds and smell starting to build very nicely indeed!