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All looking very well looking to take the ladies down in a couple of days very happy with how they've grown and the structure they have taken can't wait to take them down now and cure it all to get its full potential 🤙✌️

One month after cut , sweet and citrus like orange cake

Apolo F1 Mission Diary - Week 3: The Ballet of Bend, Blossom, and Root Rhapsody Greetings, fellow cultivators and guardians of the green frontier! Week 3 of our Apolo F1's botanical saga has unfurled with a kaleidoscope of growth and a symphony of roots that dance beneath the surface. Join me as we explore the verdant ballet of bending, the flourishing foliage, and the hidden root rhapsody. This week has been a crescendo of controlled chaos, with the delicate art of bending taking center stage. Each branch gracefully sways and contorts, responding to the gentle nudges like a botanical ballerina in an intricate dance. Our Apolo F1 is not just growing; she's performing a choreography of resilience and elegance. And here's the thrilling revelation - roots! Yes, beneath the soil surface, a clandestine world is unfurling. Root tendrils are popping up like eager spectators in the front row, reaching out to absorb the nutrients and anchor our green virtuoso. It's a root rhapsody, a silent applause to the nutrient-rich symphony we've orchestrated. As I continue to guide the botanical ballet, the TDS in the watering regimen maintains a harmonious 390 ppm, providing our plant with a nutrient-rich libretto. The pH, the conductor of this aqueous symphony, remains a steady 6.0, ensuring optimal nutrient absorption and a thriving performance. Temperature-wise, our Apolo F1 revels in the cozy embrace of a 26-degree Celsius environment. It's like providing the ideal backstage conditions for our botanical star, ensuring she performs at her peak. Now, let's talk about the behind-the-scenes technique – the bottom feeding spectacle. Water is tossed into the plate, and our green companion sips from this botanical wellspring. It's a refined and controlled drinking session, a sophisticated soirée for our growing virtuoso. And as always, a tip of the hat to Aptus Holland, the maestros of our nutrient symphony. Their meticulous regimen ensures our Apolo F1 gets the VIP treatment from the roots to the tips of her flourishing foliage. As we marvel at the ongoing dance of growth and the flourishing of our green virtuoso, I extend my gratitude to the digital coliseum, Grow Diaries, for being the stage where our horticultural epic unfolds. And to Royal Queen Seeds, whose Apolo F1 has become the star of this green opera. In the next enthralling chapter of our Apolo F1 Mission Diary, we'll witness the continued ballet of growth and the root rhapsody beneath the surface. Until then, may your gardens flourish and your green endeavors be ever bountiful! As always thank you all for stopping by and for supporting me on this journey, i am super passion about growing and fell blessed to have you all with me on this new journey

Hallo Growmies, Die Krümmel auf der Pflanze sind sägemehl wo Raubmilben verteilt haben. Die rosa pistillen ziehen einen magisch in ihrem Bann, abends wird es 18-17C° kalt was eigentlich reichen müsste um zu purpeln. Die Harz Produktion hat auch sichtbar zugelegt genau wie der Zitronen und würzig Cookies Geruch. Bis her eine der schönsten Pflanzen vom Wachstum und aussehen her

Blütewoche 4 – Amnesia Lemon Blütewoche 4 ist nun abgeschlossen. Die Pflanze hat den Stretch weitestgehend beendet und ist nochmal ca. 7cm in die Höhe gewachsen. Der Fokus liegt nun klar auf der Blütenbildung. Wie auf den Bildern zu erkennen ist, haben sich die Budsites deutlich weiterentwickelt und beginnen langsam, an Volumen zuzulegen. Insgesamt macht die Pflanze einen sehr vitalen und stabilen Eindruck. Die Blätter sind kräftig, satt dunkelgrün, an einzelnen Blattspitzen etwas heller, was vermutlich auf die Nähe zur LED zurückzuführen ist. Der Lampenabstand beträgt aktuell etwa 30 cm zur obersten Blütenebene, mehr Spielraum nach oben ist kaum noch vorhanden. Das Klima im Zelt ist inzwischen gut eingependelt. Die Temperaturen liegen bei etwa 18–29 °C, die Luftfeuchtigkeit tagsüber bei ca. 54–74 % an den oberen Buds. Im unteren Bereich des Blattwerks ist die Luftfeuchtigkeit etwas höher, bewegt sich aber dank optimierter Abluft und Umluftventilatoren im akzeptablen Bereich. Der VPD-Wert liegt aktuell bei etwa 1,3–1,6 und damit im optimalen Fenster für diese Blütephase. Angebaut wird weiterhin komplett ohne Dünger in einem 140 L Living-Soil-Beet. Bewässert wird über ein Blumat-Tropfsystem, kontrolliert mit einem Blumat Digital. Nach frischem Gießen und dem Ausbringen von Wurmfutter ist im Substrat deutlich Leben zu beobachten, was für eine aktive Bodenbiologie spricht. Zusätzlich wurde grober Hanfmulch ausgebracht, um die Feuchtigkeit gleichmäßiger im Boden zu halten. In dieser Woche wurden vereinzelt Thripse festgestellt (helle Sprenkel auf den Blättern sowie einzelne fliegende Tiere). Befallene Blätter wurden umgehend entfernt und vernichtet, einzelne Blattunterseiten vorsichtig mechanisch gereinigt. Eine Bestellung von Nützlingen (Neoseiulus cucumeris) wurde bereits aufgegeben und soll zeitnah eintreffen, um den Befall biologisch zu regulieren.

Buds are bulking up and getting denser, looking nice and frosty. Had to tie a few branches as they were getting top heavy. No problem though they are going strong💪. Zkittles OG is standing out and has a nice structure I would definately recommend. Few more weeks then ripen and flush.

man these fastbud plants are awesome getting nice color on the gg#1 think it is getting very close to kull time for a couple of these girls the smell is amazing did not take pictures of the sour hound #2 because it is not flowering but she is in the videos

This plant is really starting to pack on bud size now. Pistils are still nice and white so she has a long ways to go yet. Dinafem never ceases to amaze. 😎🍿🍻🌱

I let her go up to level her colas

week intel: it was the time to prune the cover crops this week i chopped them - no problem all good stresses : just a little E.C stress around 1.4 once a week feeding: i feed them 3 times this week with this order : day 1 : i feed them heavy with silicate +base nutrients(calcium & micros + Bloom) about 707 ppm - 1.4 e.c to cause a little stress. day 3 : i feed them low dose of Feeding Booster around 275 ppm - 0.57 e.c to let them recover a little but not fully recover still a little stress will caused. day 5 : i feed them with normal dose of Top-Max + B-52 around 213 ppm - 0.42 e.c to let them recover the stresses to get ready for another stress next week. guide of the week : autos do so so so much better with 20 hours light per day pls dont run autos near femenized 1 of them must get sacrificed

Well looks like my yield is going to be substantial. Noticed accelerated growth in the last 3-4 days. Been using cinnamon (anti-fungal) and perlite to top their substrate. Also been using a foliar spray twice daily (dusk/dawn). Lighting is supplemented with waterproof C.O.B. led's which run 20hrs on 4 off besides on exceptionally sunny afternoons where I then turn them off til shade casts again. Total growers but not showers. No strong calyx formation yet, maybe into first week of flower.

On the outdoor rotation on the left side are my bread.F one auto photohybrids, which should be photoperiotic. They could have the potential to be fast flowering. On the right side are the crescendo r x one by ethos.And I believe the g p a and game cookie hybrid by them as well. As for the ones in my room, I think only the super lemon hayes r x three hyper died. I believe one of the autos.There is gonna die, but it's okay. That tent is to set up mother plants that I should be able to clone and grow.

🌱 Week 15 Update (Veg) Just gave the girls a solid top feed 🍽️💧 and they’re loving it 💪🌿. Growth is lush and strong 🍃✨, canopy looking full and ready for the next stage 🌳🔥. Still spotting a few thrips