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Hi all! Autoflowering experiment continues! 1 more topping was made and now we have 8 branches on each plant. in total, there are already 16 branches! and in principle I can leave her alone. and give her a lot of fame and masses for flowering .. I hope she will see this stress ..
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Day 1- 7 Eingesät mit etwas Wasser, danach ab ins Zelt. Dies ist mein 3. Grow, aber mein erster Indoor. Nach 3 Tagen sind die Planzen aus der Erde gestochen. Wenige Tage später fingen die kleinen ein wenig an zu Spargeln, weshalb ich etwas Erde nachgegeben und die Lichtstärke intensiviert habe. Mittlerweile sehen die Pflanzen recht gut aus. Die Hulkberry entwickelt derzeit einen leichten Gelbton in den ersten Blättern und deren Adern. Ich versuche ende der Woche ein wenig Biogrow Dünger zu reichen.
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5.27.25. What’s up growers! So plant is growing but was stressed out way to much so plant is definitely well under performing. 4th week of flower started on 5.26.25. I got about 5-6 weeks left of flower so hopefully she turns out ok. Thanks for checking out grow!
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I decided to resume the diary and so is my peyote next to his buddy sour ripper. I bought an indoor one and left them there even though I am having problems with the temperatures and the miners
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Plantas en esta semana crecen mucho sobre todo las 3 de atrás de Purple City Genetics, Royallife1 y Orange sherbet, plantas van reaccionando muy bien al cambio del fotoperiodo presentando las primeras pre flores. Tuve que sacar 2 plantas las mas chicas 1 de Tropicanna Poison y 1 de PCG, debido al alto crecimiento de las demás.
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Veg week two. Everything seems to be ok at this point.
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Last Topping. Removed weak branches. After this week I switch to flowering. I once tried growing the same variety for five weeks in a 0.4 litre pot and a 25 litre pot. It's amazing how compact the plant grows in the small pot. Light Power: 60% Day 40 Topping Day 44 Photoshooting Defoliation
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I pistilli iniziano a colorarsi di arancione ed anche cime e foglie iniziano a prendere un po' di colore, per il momento la pianta con il top è la più colorata ed è bellissima, continuo con i fertilizzanti per sfruttare queste ultime settimane per recuperare un poco
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Been feeding PH6.2 water with bud candy (sugars) for a few days and will continue until harvest. The buds packed in pretty well, as you can see one of them is around 14" tall and fat. Pictures dont do this plant justice in bud size because it is very leafy. The smell is mild, frosting is mild and I have another week to go at least..... todays feeding will get Final Finish additive to help wash nutrients out and hopefully get a fade happening. Added a video today :)
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10.15.23 - Both plants watered with 6.4 pH + 3ml CalMag + 10ml Bloom + 0.5 TSP RECHARGE. I'll be going up to 15ml/bloom from now on. I did a pretty aggressive "final" defoliation and pruning of lower bud sights. Plants are still very green and happy. :) 10.17.23 - Girls are getting thirsty. Soil was nearly bone dry - gonna have to start watering more frequently. Watered today @ 6.4pH + 3ml CalMag + 15ml Bloom + 0.75 TSP Recharge. Did some additional pruning and the leaves are still very green and praying 10.19.23 - Both watered with 6.3pH + 3ml CalMag + 15ml Bloom. No recharge this feed, in a time crunch. Officially done defoliating / pruning. Time to just feed and let them go from now on :) Day 19 flower 10.21.23 - Both watered with 6.35pH + 3ml CalMag + 15ml Bloom + 1 TSP RECHARGE. The early developing trichomes are already over the fan leaves and are wildly sticky. The new smells are incredible and can't wait for them to get stronger over the next few weeks 10.21.23 - UPDATE: I took my 'end of week 3' photos and noticed that a lot of the leaves are showing early signs of overfeeding of P/K or both. Will be carefully measuring input/output from here on to ensure a slight lowering of soil EC.
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This week we lost one of the Slurricane due to rotten root that were caused by the electricity blackout. Other plant were doing fine. Hope everything will be good until harvest.
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👋 Welcome to the second official week! Our "vintage" **Sour Stomper** 🏺 remains absolutely unstoppable, taking a massive leap forward this week. We have successfully executed the transplant into her final home and introduced pure frequency sintonization to boost cellular development during this crucial transition. 📸 The plant is showing an incredibly strong vegetative structure 💪, with razor-thin internodal spacing and completely healthy, stress-free growth. ## 📊 ENVIRONMENTAL PARAMETERS & LIGHTING 💡🌡️ ✨ We have dialed in every environmental factor to perfectly accommodate the newly expanded root zone and the seedling's rapid evolution. -⏰ Light Schedule:** 18 Hours On / 6 Hours Off ☀️🌙 -📏 Plant Size:** 6 cm in height 📈 (Super compact and robust) -💡 Lamp Distance:** 64 cm 📏 (Perfectly calibrated after the transplant to maintain ideal photon pressure and completely prevent stretching 🛑) -🌡️ Day Temperature:** 27.0°C – 28.0°C 🔥 (Active and steady metabolic rate) -❄️ Night Temperature:** 22.0°C 🌌 (Ideal thermal stability) -💧 Relative Humidity (RH):** 75% - 80% ☁️ (An absolute spa treatment for the foliage) 💧 FEEDING, WATERING & TRANSPLANT LOG 🏺 -🏺 Final Container:** Successfully transplanted into the definitive **11-Liter** pot . - Nutrients Added:** None (0.0 ml/L) ❌. Watered exclusively with pure water adjusted to a stable pH of 6.4 🌊. - Living Soil Life:** During the transplant process, we prepared the new 11L substrate by burying the **BioTabs** conditioning tablets and introducing a heavy microbiological inoculation of **Microtrex** (beneficial bacteria and mycorrhizae) directly into the root hole to guarantee immediate root colonization 💥. 🎵 SPECIAL TECHNIQUES: SOUND BIO-HACKING (528Hz) 🧘‍♂️🔊 This week, we formally launched our plant sound protocol: **30 minutes of daily exposure to a 528Hz Pure Tone**, played precisely at the moment the lights turn off 🤫🌙. Here is the pure science behind agricultural **Sonoculture**: - Cellular Mechanical Stimulation:** Plants lack ears, but they are loaded with **mechanoreceptors** (cellular sensors that detect acoustic vibrations). The exact vibration of 528Hz acts as a micro-cellular massage, accelerating cytoplasmic streaming and significantly improving internal nutrient mobility 📈. -🍃 Stomata Regulation:** Acoustic waves within this specific range stimulate optimal opening of the stomata (the breathing leaf pores), boosting gas exchange and transpiration efficiency right before entering the dark phase 🌬️. -🛡️ Cellular Anti-Stress Shield:** Widely recognized for its cell-repairing capabilities, this tone helps the seedling bypass *transplant shock* seamlessly, reinforcing its cellular immune system 👑. 📝 WEEKLY OBSERVATIONS & PROGRESS 🕵️‍♂️📈 -🌱 Transplant Response:** Mind-blowing! The plant didn't droop for even a single second after the pot change. Her **6 cm frame** stands firm, and the root mass is already actively exploring the fresh 11L Living Soil. -🌿 Internodal Spacing:** By locking the lamp distance at **64 cm** 📏, the canopy has stayed beautifully close to the ground. The new vegetative nodes are stacking tightly from the center, forging the perfect bushy profile we want. -? Overall Health Check:** Uniform and incredibly glossy emerald green color 💎. The leaves display flawless turgor and are actively "praying" towards the light with their tips pointed straight up—a definitive sign that she is processing her environment at 100%. 👑 **Weekly Conclusion:** The transplant was a textbook success. With the BioTabs living soil system activated, the light footprint calibrated, and the daily 528Hz sound therapy running, the blueprint for an invincible structure is fully set. Moving into next week with a certified champion! 🚀🔥✨
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At Day 33 we started with defolation. They seem to be very healthy, although there are fungus gnats. The Ladies have no problem with it. You already can see the preflower in the last pictures. Next step will be to send them in the Flower Stage and turn up the lights
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all in all it was an ok grow... it was the 1st time using kind soil. i have now upgraded to 1000w light and another tent ... so i will see how my next grow goes
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Apricot got got the chop last night! That’s why I’m late on my diaries,I knew she’d be ready! But man,she was an amazing plant to grow. There towards the end she started throwing new pistols but I think that’s just due to going a little too long cause i was wanting amber tricombs. They’re all fully cloudy with slight amber,can’t wait to see how she dries and cures🔥🔥