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Week 2 day 14 shots, running at 83-85 degrees plants are absolutely thriving! I can say I’m sticking to Canna CoCo forever! Effortless mixing regimen, affordable, not one single deficiency! No nute burn using at full strength (heavy feed) feeding chart! I knew I wasn’t crazy in for a stretch but wow!! Buds are already formatting at day 14 across the board, signaling a possible 1 week earlier finish time. With my organic run Fall 25 I didn’t see bud sites until day 21. I did a taper down light schedule leading into flower easing the transition for the plants. (Day/Night) day 1-2 (13/11), day 3-4 (12.5/11.5), day 5-6 (12.25/11.75) day 7 (12/12) The plants showed no stress and signaled flower rather quickly. I will be trellising after day 21 defoliation on 4x4 tent, 3x3 will not need it. The structure on my FX3 selections are very compact and strong and can support their own buds. Otherwise the show is just getting started and I’m all in!!! Looking forward to next week.
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She dried out a little too much during the week. Lots of leaves turned brown too. I think she is done anyway, trichomes are all milky and the pistils are mostly brown. Based on that = harvest in 24h 💪
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Topping bei der Runtz ist gut gelaufen und alle Mädels zeigten ihre Pistolen. 😊 Pro Pflanze gab es 1,5l Wasser. Licht wurde auf 50% erhöht.
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Need to step up my lighting game. Should install another scrog? or is it too late
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This one has been the second easiest harvest we ever did (back to the Purple Punch), the plant lost many leaves by herself, still pretty easy. she has a strong flavour and we literally cant wait to smoke her.
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Frosty !! And Dark ! Going to def regrow under stronger lights
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Get ready for a fun and informative update, including the training techniques i am using to shape our Tangie into a true ninja warrior! Our Tangie has been flourishing with energy and vigor, showcasing her ninja skills at every turn. With each passing day, she grows taller and stronger, reaching for the sky like a true botanical ninja. Her vibrant green leaves are a testament to her health and vitality, shimmering in the grow room like emerald blades of a ninja's sword. To help guide our Tangie's growth and maximize her potential, i've employed the art of Low Stress Training (LST). Picture this: we're like plant whisperers, gently manipulating her branches to create a symphony of growth. Through the technique of leaf bending, i encourage her branches to spread out, creating a wide and even canopy. It's like teaching her the ancient martial art of flexibility and agility. By skillfully bending and tying down her branches, i ensure that each bud site receives an equal amount of light. This training technique not only promotes better light penetration but also encourages the growth of multiple colas, leading to a higher yield of resinous and potent buds. Our Tangie is like a ninja warrior, adapting to her environment and maximizing her potential with every training session. But training isn't limited to physical techniques alone. I am also nurturing our Tangie with the perfect balance of nutrients from Aptus Holland. Their specialized formulas act as her ninja fuel, providing her with the essential elements she needs to grow strong and healthy. With each nutrient feeding, she absorbs the power of growth and development, inching closer to becoming a legendary ninja of the cannabis realm. Of course, light plays a crucial role in our Tangie's training regime. She thrives under a PPFD (photosynthetic photon flux density) of 500, bathing in the intense glow of her training camp. These photons are like her training partners, pushing her to optimize photosynthesis, grow denser foliage, and develop the building blocks for future bud production. With each photon absorbed, she becomes a more formidable ninja warrior. Creating the ideal environment for our Tangie is essential for her training success. She prefers a cozy temperature range of 27 to 28 degrees Celsius, providing her with the warmth and comfort of a tropical paradise. With a relative humidity level of 60 to 70%, she thrives in the perfect balance of moisture and freshness, creating an environment that supports her ninja-like growth and training. Before we conclude, let's give another shoutout to Dutch Passion, the master breeders behind our Tangie strain. Their dedication to crafting top-notch genetics has allowed us to embark on this incredible journey. I am forever grateful for their expertise and commitment to the world of cannabis cultivation. So let's continue this thrilling adventure with our Lego Ninja Tropical Tangie Run. Embrace the power of LST and leaf bending as you shape your plants into formidable ninja warriors. Remember to provide them with the right nutrients, light, and environment to support their growth. May your gardens be filled with the spirit of the ninja, and may my Tangie's training lead to an abundance of resinous and flavorful buds. Stay tuned for the next update, where we'll unravel more tales from the captivating world of our Tangie. Until then, keep training with passion, harness the power of LST, and watch as your plants transform into stealthy ninja warriors. As always thank you all for stopping by, for the love and for it all , this journey of mine wold just not be the same without you guys, the love and support is very much appreciated and i fell honored and blessed with you all in my life<3 <3 <3 #aptus #aptusplanttech #aptusgang #aptusfamily #aptustrueplantscience #inbalancewithnature #trueplantscience #dutchpassion #dogdoctorofficial #legoninjago #growerslove 
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La planta de tierra, hasta ahora muestra signos positivos apesar de que se partió una rama. He notado como comenzaron a aparecer unos gusanitos que van comiendo las hojas, los trips siguen en las plantas pero en menor medida. Las otras plantas de las macetas tienen muchas hojas amarillas. Esta semana solo regue con trico+ de namaste nutrientes y agua. Espero el final con ansias.
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Day 22 - Everything is going well so far. I redid the LST today and got about 6 nodes to the light. She is growing fast and quite healthy so I'm happy👍☮️. Day 25 - She has made a full recovery from the nitrogen deficiency! I'm now giving her a little bit of Top-Max to help stimulate the flower phase 🌸. Day 28 - Everything is moving alone nicely! I tied her branches down again today. She responds very well to LST. Her leaves are nice big indica leaves and are a perfect green color.
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She is doing her thing ... smell is very sweet , supper strong at, day, dusk, night, and morning ... always !!! I have had Neighbors say" I can smell it" . ( ironlungs).. And I can smell it myself .. she is looking great... pics are not downloading , I got a few to load .. Watered with tap water ( garden hose ) ... I will water in the morning again .. it's going to be hot at the end of the week .... I was hoping for a low to come (low pressure = cooler temps ) ..I need some cooler temps.. but I have no control ..buds are starting to fatten up...and getting heavy ... I inserted wood dowels to hold some colas from leaning on the sides of the cage ...I will get more ... all things considered she is very happy .... but she is on a mission.. to look beautiful .... This grow happened by accident.. It was not planned.. It has surpassed any of my expectation's .. I have to say " this plant is a beauty " She is just a little clone .. born 3/15/2017 Video music from Mendo Dope 👏👏👏
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Well, we didn't get any pictures for this week due to me being out of town again this week. Things seemed to be status-quo for the most part. Upon my arrival home at the end of this week I did find the soil pH to be a little high but I just flushed it and brought it down a bit. She also seems to have eaten all of her nutes and its starting to show in the leaves so I plan on adding more nutes in the coming week. In other news, the reason I didn't get a final picture for this week, even though I could have, was because on Sunday I brought home a brand new puppy that I have named Cliff. He's a 10 week old Pembroke Welsh Corgi and such a good boy. My other old boy Corgi is not too pleased but he will get over it eventually. In light of not having sufficient content of Ms. Cookies, I will leave content of Cliff in its place. You're welcome.
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Still not given any food at 35 days since popping. She's growing well and I've put her in a 4ltr pot. I've pinched the top out to slow down the vertical growth.
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The flowers grew a little smaller than expected due to my radiator breaking down. The temperature rose to 20°C max during the day and 13°C at night. Obviously this slowed down growth. Fortunately I had a plan B, but I was only able to put it in place once I returned from vacation :/ On the other hand, I actually noticed that as soon as they found the ideal temperature, the fattening resumed as if nothing had happened. This variety is definitely very resistant, it's amazing... Thank you Royal Queen Seeds!!! There you go, this is the home stretch. We are entering week 8 and I have done my last watering with nutrient. From now on, I will water them exclusively with clear water, controlling only the chlorine and Ph. The countdown is on. This is truly the last phase of maturation. Harvesting can now occur anytime between now and 10 days from now! Chuss guys, we'll talk again next week!
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Week 2 of Veg went really well! Overall I just continued the same nutrient feeding regiment I used last week just without a few due to them being Organic amendments they'll break down into the Soil releasing slowly so I'll amend with them again before Flower. I used Fish Shit or Fish Emulsion at a rate of 1tsp per gal and gave them both a Liter of the solution. The ppm was 200 and EC of 400. Then, a day of just H2O. Next, I gave them the MaxiGrow at a rate of 1tsp per gal and gave them a L each. The ppm was 710 and EC of 1420. Next, I gave them just H20. Then, I gave them Real Growers Soil Recharge at a rate of 1tsp per gal. The ppm was 105 and EC of 210. Then, I gave them The Stash Blend at a rate of 1tsp per gal, PPM of 705 EC of 1410. Oh I need to mention my H20 is always at a PH of 7.0 and all my Nutrient Solutions are a PH of 6.2. due to my grow medium being Soil. That's all for this week but overall what easy growing, well spacing, evenly looking, and nicely branching plants!!
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Day 51! Had a week of some high temperatures, had them peaking at 33c, but they seem to of took it. The lemon cherrys will definitely be done first, the smell of 🍋 is beautiful, the 🦍 slowly starting to make its mark, each plant been averaging 5 litres of water every 2 days, thirsty girls, looking forward to the week ahead!
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Sticky Broccoli Auto – Week 7 Update Week 3 of Flower Stretch appears to be finished and the plants have transitioned fully into flower production. Bud sites are forming across the canopy and stacking is beginning nicely. Trichomes are already visible on a couple of the plants, which is a great early indicator of strong resin production. Aroma is developing into a sweet, skunky, earthy profile. Overall plant health looks excellent with strong color and structure. There is very minor tip burn visible on some leaves, which may be the result of allowing the coco to dry back slightly too much between feedings. Allowing coco to dry too far can concentrate salts in the medium and temporarily increase EC around the root zone. ⸻ Light & Environment • Plants have finished stretch and are now focusing energy on bud formation. • UV-A and UV-B supplementation introduced this week at low intensity. • UV schedule: 30 minutes halfway through the light cycle. • Final defoliation completed to open the canopy and improve airflow and light penetration. ⸻ Feeding Log All nutrient measurements are per gallon. 3/3 Started using low intensity UV-A and UV-B for 30 minutes halfway through the light cycle. Mixed ~4 gallons of feed solution. Each plant received about 15% runoff. 940 ppm 5.7 pH • .5 ml Silicium Bloom • 2 ml MagCal • 5 ml Cocos A • 13 ml Cocos B • 4 ml Pure Zym • 2 ml Green Sensation • 2 ml Power Buds • 5 ml Ruby Fulvic • 6 ml Photosynthesis Plus ⸻ 3/4 Added Royal Rush to the schedule at 8 ml per gallon once per week as recommended on the bottle. Interested to see how the 8-0-0 nitrogen boost performs during flowering. 1200 ppm 5.8 pH • .5 ml Silicium Bloom • 2 ml MagCal • 5 ml Cocos A • 15 ml Cocos B • 4 ml Pure Zym • 3 ml Green Sensation • 2 ml Power Buds • 5 ml Ruby Fulvic • 8 ml Royal Rush (weekly) • 6 ml Photosynthesis Plus ⸻ 3/5 Final defoliation completed. Mixed 4 gallons. 1140 ppm 5.8 pH • .5 ml Silicium Bloom • 2 ml MagCal • 5 ml Cocos A • 15 ml Cocos B • 4 ml Pure Zym • 3 ml Green Sensation • 2 ml Power Buds • 5 ml Ruby Fulvic • 6 ml Photosynthesis Plus ⸻ 3/6 Mixed 4 gallons. Auto-watering system ran until about 10% runoff. 1160 ppm 5.8 pH • .5 ml Silicium Bloom • 2 ml MagCal • 5 ml Cocos A • 15 ml Cocos B • 4 ml Pure Zym • 3 ml Green Sensation • 2 ml Power Buds • 5 ml Ruby Fulvic • 6 ml Photosynthesis Plus ⸻ 3/7 Auto-watering system activated until about 1 gallon remained in the reservoir. Each plant watered to runoff. 1180 ppm 5.8 pH • .5 ml Silicium Bloom • 2 ml MagCal • 5 ml Cocos A • 15 ml Cocos B • 4 ml Pure Zym • 3 ml Green Sensation • 2 ml Power Buds • 5 ml Ruby Fulvic • 6 ml Photosynthesis Plus ⸻ 3/8 Mixed 4 gallons. Approximately 2.5 gallons used. Each plant received a healthy amount of runoff. Plants are looking very healthy and bud sites are stacking nicely. 1100 ppm 5.8 pH • .5 ml Silicium Bloom • 2 ml MagCal • 5 ml Cocos A • 15 ml Cocos B • 4 ml Pure Zym • 3 ml Green Sensation • 2 ml Power Buds • 5 ml Ruby Fulvic ⸻ 3/9 Mixed 3 gallons. Each plant watered to light runoff. About 1.5 gallons of feed solution remained. 885 ppm 5.8 pH • .5 ml Silicium Bloom • 2 ml MagCal • 5 ml Cocos A • 15 ml Cocos B • 4 ml Pure Zym • 3 ml Green Sensation • 2 ml Power Buds • 5 ml Ruby Fulvic ⸻ 3/10 Finished the remaining nutrient solution from 3/9. No runoff. ⸻ Nutrient Function Overview Silicium Bloom Provides potassium silicate to strengthen cell walls, improve structural strength, and increase resistance to environmental stress during heavy flower development. MagCal Supplies calcium and magnesium which are critical for chlorophyll production, cell structure, and preventing deficiencies common in coco. Cocos A & B Primary base nutrient supplying macro and micronutrients needed for flowering growth. Pure Zym Enzymes that break down dead root matter and organic debris in the root zone, keeping the rhizosphere clean and improving nutrient uptake. Green Sensation Bloom enhancer designed to increase flower density, resin production, and final yield. Power Buds Encourages rapid flower initiation and increased bud site formation. Ruby Fulvic Fulvic acids improve nutrient chelation and transport, helping plants absorb nutrients more efficiently. Royal Rush High nitrogen microbial feed that stimulates beneficial microbes and increases metabolic activity in the root zone. Photosynthesis Plus Beneficial bacteria that enhance photosynthesis efficiency and root zone microbial activity.
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Plants took a hard hit with bad ph levels in week 4 for a few days but are growing strong again and I will probably veg till the end of week 6 on these girls and switch to flowering in week 7. Overall it’s going good, water temps are a steady 18 Celsius with the thermoelectric water cooler I built and the small ac unit In the tent is holding the air temps between 23-25 Celsius. I added 4 gal of fresh water and nutrients at full strength to the reservoir on Day 38. Also the first lower screen was installed and I tied down/tucked a few of the larger branches to the screen.