🌿 Blütetag 45 | Tag 105 gesamt Klima – Frühling? Draußen bleibt es wechselhaft: feuchte Phasen, kühlere Tage, dann wieder mildere Abschnitte. Ein klarer Rhythmus will sich noch nicht einstellen. Im Zelt selbst lief es deutlich kontrollierter als zuletzt. Die VPD-Werte lagen häufiger im Zielbereich, die Kurven wirkten ruhiger und berechenbarer. Solche Umschwünge zeigen sich dennoch im Detail. Stoffwechsel und Wasserhaushalt reagieren sensibel auf Veränderungen – besonders im Blattbild wird sichtbar, wie fein die Pflanzen abgestimmt arbeiten. Sie stabilisieren sich wieder, aber jede Schwankung hinterlässt ihre Handschrift. 🌿 Pflanzenstatus White Gushers 33 Sie bleibt die sensiblere Kandidatin. An exponierten Trieben zeigen sich kleine Nekrosen und leichte Transportanzeichen. Die Flecken haben leicht zugenommen – es wirkt, als würde sie einzelne Blätter gezielt aufgeben und Energie in die Blüten verlagern. Diese Woche wurde punktuell entlaubt. Nur dort, wo Blätter übereinander lagen oder sich gegenseitig Licht nahmen. Ein bis zwei zusätzliche Blätter sind gefallen – bewusst moderat. Das Stacking läuft weiterhin sehr stark. Die Buds bauen sichtbar auf und werden kompakter. Beim Trichom-Check in der Nahaufnahme war ich ehrlich überrascht: Es sind bereits deutlich mehr trübe als klare Köpfe zu sehen. Für Blütetag 45 ist das weiter, als ich erwartet hätte. Ob die stabilere VPD-Phase die Reife beschleunigt hat – oder ob die vorherigen Schwankungen einen Impuls gesetzt haben – bleibt offen. Beobachtung läuft. Triangle Sherbet Kush Weiterhin die ruhigere Erscheinung im Zelt. Sie reagiert gelassener auf Schwankungen und zeigt weniger ausgeprägte Blattspuren. Auch hier wurde punktuell ausgelichtet – minimal gezielter als bei der White Gushers, aber weiterhin sehr zurückhaltend. Das Stacking läuft sauber und konstant. Optisch wirkt sie noch etwas weißer in den Pistillen, aber auch hier zeigt der Trichom-Check eine weiter fortgeschrittene Entwicklung als erwartet. Sehr stabiler Eindruck – mit der Tendenz, früher reif zu sein als der Kalender vermuten lässt. 🌸 Blüten & Duftbild Die Buds verdichten sich weiter, die Harzschicht wird deutlich kräftiger. Aromatisch zeigt sich jetzt ein klares Profil: Mehr Frucht als Gas. Die fruchtigen Noten stehen im Vordergrund – süßlich, reif und präsent. Darunter liegt eine würzige Basisnote, die dem Ganzen Tiefe verleiht, ohne dominant zu wirken. Beim Öffnen des Zeltes kommt zuerst Frucht. Die Würze trägt im Hintergrund. Die White Gushers 33 wirkt heller und klar fruchtbetont. Die Triangle Sherbet Kush bringt etwas mehr Tiefe mit, bleibt aber ebenfalls im fruchtigen Spektrum. Kein Diesel-Brett – sondern Profil. 💧 Nährstoffe Konstant gefahren: CalMag: 1,5 ml/L Bloom: 1 ml/L Keine Anpassungen. Keine Experimente. Stabilität vor Aktionismus. 🐞 IPM / Biologischer Pflanzenschutz Im Einsatz: Florfliegenlarven Raubmilben Gelbtafeln Nematoden (erneut gegossen) Die Nematoden wurden diese Woche wieder eingebracht – das Intervall war fällig. Durch die insgesamt guten Bedingungen haben die Trips wieder etwas zugelegt. Kein akuter Befallsdruck, aber sie sind präsent und sichtbar aktiver. Es bleibt ein begleitender Prozess. Aufmerksamkeit ja – Überreaktion nein. 🔎 Ausblick Die kommenden Tage verlangen vor allem Beobachtung. Wenn sich die Trichomentwicklung in diesem Tempo fortsetzt, könnte der geplante Erntezeitpunkt nach vorne rücken. Klima stabil halten. Nicht unnötig eingreifen. Sauber Richtung Reife führen. . 🔎 Wochenfazit – Ruhe bewahren Blüte ist kein Sprint, sondern Timing. Wer jetzt hektisch eingreift, nimmt mehr als er gibt. Also bleibt das System ruhig. Die Pflanzen arbeiten – ich lasse sie. Umschwung draußen. Fortschritt drinnen. — Rocko 🌿🔥💚 🌿 Flower Day 45 | Day 105 overall Climate – Spring? Outside conditions remain inconsistent: humid phases, cooler days, then milder stretches again. A stable rhythm still hasn’t really settled in. Inside the tent, however, things felt noticeably more controlled than before. VPD values stayed within the target range more often, and the curves looked calmer and more predictable. Even so, these shifts leave subtle marks. Metabolism and water balance react sensitively to environmental changes — especially visible in the foliage. They stabilize again, but every fluctuation leaves its small signature. 🌿 Plant Status White Gushers 33 She remains the more sensitive one. Small necrotic spots and slight transport signs are visible on exposed branches. The spotting has increased slightly — it feels like she’s deliberately letting go of certain leaves to redirect energy into flower production. Selective defoliation was performed this week. Only where leaves overlapped or blocked light. One or two additional leaves were removed — intentionally and moderately. Stacking continues beautifully. Buds are building strongly and tightening up. During a close trichome inspection, I was honestly surprised: There are already significantly more cloudy heads than clear ones. For Flower Day 45, that’s further along than I expected. Whether the more stable VPD phase accelerated maturation — or whether previous VPD fluctuations triggered a stress response that pushed development — remains an open question. Observation continues. Triangle Sherbet Kush Still the calmer presence in the tent. She handles fluctuations more steadily and shows fewer visible leaf reactions. Selective defoliation was done here as well — slightly more targeted than on White Gushers, but still restrained. Stacking is clean and consistent. Visually she still shows more white pistils, yet trichome development also appears more advanced than the calendar would suggest. Very stable overall impression — with signs that maturity may arrive earlier than planned. 🌸 Flowers & Aromatic Profile Bud density continues to increase, and the resin layer is becoming noticeably thicker. Aromatically, the profile is now clearly defined: More fruit than gas. Fruity notes dominate — sweet, ripe, and clearly present. Beneath that sits a subtle spicy base note, adding depth without overpowering the profile. When opening the tent, fruit hits first. The spice carries underneath. White Gushers 33 leans brighter and more fruit-forward. Triangle Sherbet Kush brings slightly more depth, but remains clearly within the fruity spectrum. No diesel punch — just defined character. 💧 Nutrients Kept consistent: CalMag: 1.5 ml/L Bloom: 1 ml/L No adjustments. No experimentation. Stability over intervention. 🐞 IPM / Biological Plant Protection Currently in place: Lacewing larvae Predatory mites Yellow sticky traps Nematodes (reapplied this week) Nematodes were reintroduced this week — the interval was due. Due to the generally favorable conditions, thrips activity has increased slightly again. No acute pressure, but clearly present. Managed, not ignored. 🔎 Outlook The coming days are about close observation. If trichome development continues at this pace, harvest timing may need to be adjusted earlier than originally planned. Keep the climate stable. Avoid unnecessary intervention. Guide the flowers cleanly into maturity. 🔎 Weekly Conclusion – Stay Calm Flowering isn’t a sprint — it’s timing. Overreact now, and you take more than you give. So the system stays calm. The plants are working — I let them. Shift outside. Progress inside. — Rocko 🌿🔥💚

Lil ones gaining strength, transplant monday? To 5 gal...Taking trip to Arizona for thanksgiving so should be a pleasant return to see some big growth.

Defoliated some leaves to let light in, chopped one down early as I run out of bud 🙄 it's good for less than 4 weeks flowering. Have them rice water starch again this week in with there food. A layer of frost is slowly forming 😎 hopefully they will fatten up nice and frost up really good to 🤞

Frosty !! And Dark ! Going to def regrow under stronger lights

We have successfully made it through week 5. The Runtz genetics continue to show strong growth—this plant literally grows before your eyes every day. As soon as some shoots are removed, the plant starts developing even more vigorously. The only one that seems a bit neglected is the third plant in the last row. This week, I’ll try to weave the main shoots into the net more effectively. I suspect that due to the varying plant sizes, it’s not getting enough light. None of the three plants have shown any pistils yet, which I personally think is a good sign, as it allows them to focus on growing in height and width first. There are still slight mineral deficiencies visible in the leaves, but I am counteracting this by increasing fertilizer and using foliar spray.

Second week. It's growing very fast now

I really have to do some clean up in these girls. Soon. When I have time. And I’ll cut some clones. Want to wait another two weeks for flowering but they are about ready to bust

Another week has gone by and not to be a broken record but the girls continue to look great. Buds are swelling, and I would guess they have 2-3 weeks left to go. Seeing lots of trichome production already as well. Lights have been 650&700 umol/s across the canopy. Only weird thing is that on the front plant the lower part of the fabric pot and 1/4 of the roots are turning the same green as the Plagron additive that I started using. Noticed it a few days after starting the new nutes so thinking that's all it is because the plant is otherwise looking healthy. Let's keep these ladies happy and get them to the finish line!

06/15: The ladies have started pre-flowering. They’re also growing in size. Annie has a height of 13”, soil to top leaves. She has a diameter of about 22”, which means I probably can’t fit more than three five gallons in my grow tent. I lowered the light to 12” in hopes of keeping her from getting too tall. Gave water in the afternoon. It was a day and a half since last watering. The five-gallon girls took in over 2000mL. I spotted to one worm in Alexis’s runoff and two in Annie’s. None in Aaliyah’s. I did notice that the bugs have no brown/black heads and also have a clitellum, which are characteristics not found in fungus gnat larvae. The plants look great as of now, but I’m going to keep a close eye on them for any changes. 06/18: Gave the ladies another watering. I didn’t see any pests, so I think we’re in the clear. I’ve been sticking to about a day and half between watering with about 1000μS. The salt in the runoff is a little higher than I would like it, but it’s nothing too crazy. Annie has a leaf or two with burnt tips, so I’m going to keep an eye on her. Both Annie and Aaliyah are about 15” high, but Annie has more of a curve on her main stem and is bushier. Her main stem is the same height as the other ones. The LST allowed Aaliyah to get light on her sides, but her main stem quickly grew back up and surpassed the others. Since the plants are going into flowering I want to avoid training them any further and just let them be. I also switched on the red light, but kept them blue. I read somewhere that this will allow the plants to get enough red light to help with the flowering, but still keep them a bit short because of the blue. I have enough space in the tent to allow the plants to double in height, but not much more after that.

° Esta semana se observa ligero avance en las plantas al alejar el foco LED, y además al regar se aplica 1 litro de agua con fertilizantes, en razón 2 ml / 1 litro, agua de riego con PH 5.9 ° Se mantiene T° media de aproximadamente 16°C por el invierno y aproximadamente 55% de humedad media ° Se cambia ciclo de luz a 20/4 ° Se sube video para concursar en tiktok fast buds

Están creciendo lindas y sanas, la estructura se va formando sin problema. Ya todas muestran señales de haber tomado de buena manera el cambio de fotoperiodo por lo que ya entramos de lleno a estimular raíces, cambio de fotoperiodo y próximamente engorde.

Flipped to flowering on these girls as the screens are now almost full across the 4x8 tent and we will still need to train them along the screens for the next 2-3 weeks. So working for a packed tent this time hopefully. Plants have been exploding in growth daily. Water was changed out and new water added with 3/4 Remo Flowering lineup and UC Roots at full strength. Smell is starting to get noticeable when you open the tent and is very pleasant.

Forgot to update yesterday but I switched the lights to 12-12 and she’s stretching healthily (4DAYS)! She’s bushed out so much I figured it was the right time to flip as I have the others that had reached my ideal time of 6 weeks! I’ve removed grape ape as she was too small but gave her to a friend to finish so she’s still documented on grow diaires thanks to @godg420 stay tuned for flowers 💐

Juste de l’eau et de l’engrais au 3 semaines . J’attend ma commande pour ajouter alfalfa meal 2.5.0.2 pour optimiser la croissance avant la flow . Je vais utiliser l’ajout de co2 à partir de la 2 ieme semaine de flo quand elle en auront le plus besoin. Température et humidité stable à 28 degrés 50 % d’humidité .je dessend à 24 pour la nuit . J’ai ajouter du galet d’argile pour peut être décourager les mouche de terreaux

It was easy to harvest she was very small jut cut it quickly without stalks the wet weight is 17 g of the buds. Smell is like spicy lemonish smell. This site has changed can not update and edit the comment section. The smoke is nice it is kind of relax and strong high. Not the best but not even bad. I like it.

New week, plants start to produce loads of sugar and a strong smell is coming trough

I experienced a 7.7 magnitude earthquake, and both electricity and internet were cut off, so my posts are delayed. We are still continuing with humanitarian relief efforts, and I am helping myself. Casualties and building damage have occurred in almost the entire city. With much sadness, I present the photos of this week