7/28 some light lead pulling removing bottom area and sites that I fill be waste of time taking energy from the tops still RO water and tea every other week

Brb

Week 8 day 3, preparing for flush for week 9 and chop week 10

We’ll all up to date and the guys who have said to hold on to next week or week after before chop now that my diaries uploaded I will post weekly as just thought I would post for info today and got it instantly cheers people ✌️🏻

Smells and tastes straight like a banana smoothie

Day 56 Shes Stretched out quite nicely would like a little more from her but we'll see. Shes massive still though, seems pretty healthy, giving her so many defoliations but she still looks busy af.

🍋 Drei Pflanzen. Ein Ziel. Eine Krone. Diese Woche zeigt mein wohl ungewöhnlichstes Outdoor-Projekt seine ganze Schönheit. Anstatt drei Pflanzen unabhängig wachsen zu lassen, habe ich sie von Anfang an so trainiert, dass sie wie eine einzige große Pflanze zusammenarbeiten. Mittlerweile verschwimmen die Grenzen immer mehr. Die drei Wurzelsysteme versorgen gemeinsam eine große, offene Krone voller Triebe und Budsites. Genau das war das Ziel dieses Experiments. Trotz mehrerer Regentage entwickeln sich die Lemon Cherry Cookies fantastisch. Die Pflanzen stehen kräftig da, zeigen sattgrünes Laub und produzieren inzwischen an nahezu jedem Trieb frische weiße Blütenstempel. Die ersten Buds beginnen sichtbar an Volumen zuzulegen und die Struktur verspricht eine hervorragende Lichtverteilung bis tief ins Innere. Besonders gefällt mir, wie unterschiedlich die drei Pflanzen wachsen und sich trotzdem perfekt ergänzen. Eine übernimmt die Hauptcola, während die anderen die Seiten mit unzähligen zusätzlichen Blütenständen füllen. Zusammen entsteht eine natürliche "Superpflanze", die ich so vorher noch nie kultiviert habe. Mit jeder Woche wird dieses Projekt spannender. Wenn das Wetter in den kommenden Wochen mitspielt, könnte diese Kombination aus drei Fast Buds Lemon Cherry Cookies noch für eine echte Überraschung sorgen. Vielen Dank an Fast Buds für diese fantastische Genetik und die Möglichkeit, mit solchen außergewöhnlichen Ideen am Outdoor Contest teilzunehmen. 💚🍋 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🍋 Three plants. One vision. One canopy. This has become one of the most exciting outdoor projects I've ever grown. Instead of letting the three Lemon Cherry Cookies grow individually, I trained them from the beginning to behave like one single plant. Week after week the borders between them disappear a little more, creating one large shared canopy supported by three independent root systems. Even after several rainy days, the ladies remain healthy and vigorous. Rich green foliage, strong branching and fresh white pistils are appearing everywhere. Bud development is accelerating nicely and almost every branch is now stacking flowers. What fascinates me most is how each plant contributes differently to the final structure. One dominates the central cola while the others perfectly fill the sides, creating dozens of additional flowering sites. Together they form one balanced "super plant" that captures light from every angle. This experiment is becoming more exciting every week. If the weather stays on our side, these three Lemon Cherry Cookies could become something truly special before harvest. A huge thank you to Fast Buds for providing such incredible genetics and for making projects like this possible in the Outdoor Contest. 💚🍋🍒

About to start week 8 of flush

Seed to harvest 10 weeks, fast grow and strong genetic. Total light power 480 Rdwc and drip pots Heavy and Sticky buds Perfect smell

Hello fellow growers! This is my first entry on growdiaries. I've been growing for about two and a half years, and got most of my knowledge following other growers from this site. I've decided to start sharing my own grows, so I can learn from experienced growers even more, and help other growers too if I can. This is around my 7th grow now. I didn't document any of the veg for this plant, and only started documenting since Week 4, but going forward I will be trying to document the whole cycle of the plant. I'm running x2 ETHOS Fanta Sea RBX & x2 ETHOS Citradellic Sunset. I vegged them for around two months in 1 liter pots, than transplanted them to the larger 15 liter pots and into my flowering tent for about a month. I usually flip them after a week or so from transplanting, but this time I was abroad and I didn't want to flip them and not tend to them during the first weeks of flowering, when the huge growth spurt happens, so I decided to flip them after I come back. The result ended up being with all plants growing and stretching like crazy during my time away, before even flipping. Once I flipped, I threw in a scrog net and bended as much as possible. A week later ended up putting up another scrog net. I was afraid that the plants would stretch right under the lights, but now during week 4, any growing seems to have stopped and the plants energy is being channeled into the buds. During the first 3 Weeks of flowering, I had a huge issue with humidity which stayed around 70%. Problems stemmed from being in a basement, bushy plants, bad ventilation & perspiration from AC + Heat from light fixture. I learned much more about humidity from this grow. It's much more stable now after adding another dehumidifiert, fixing the ventilation and defoliating heavily. See you next week for the next entry!

Good strain

I can't complain she hasn't skipped a beat since I took over only problem im seeing is very leggy and not vigorous branches but I have a strong feeling things will be different next week stay tuned my fellow plant janitors 👨‍🌾

Las altas temperaturas han persistido es por esto que el riego ha sido más seguido variando siempre entre fertilizante y agua. Esta vez ya se utilizó Flawless Finish para este último proceso, una vez secándose el sustrato se comienza con la cosecha. Ha sido un buen cultivo. Veremos como termina esto. Seguimos ! 👽💪

Hey hey! So my first week of proper seedling growth felt like it lasted forever! I feel like I definitely overwatered them in the germination phase and for the first few days of being seedlings, dialled it back a bit by giving them an extra day to dry out and they seemed to react well and have a bit of a growth spurt. Note for next grow: When transplanting cubes plant them a bit deeper in the soil, as once you water them the soil compresses causing them to poke out a bit! Also noticed a slight bit of green algae on one of the cubes, just picked it off and covered with soil to hide from light. Measured the PH of my tap water and was surprised to see that it was measuring 8.5, whereas previously it was around 6.5 - 7. Checked online and supposedly I do have very soft water, so i'm guessing this was just an anomaly. Anyway, readings for this water were: Tap: 8.5 Mixed with some Calmag due to my soft water + PH down to balance it: 6.3 Runoff: 5.5 Was surprised by the runoff being so low, going to mix in a slightly higher PH for tomorrows watering (maybe around 6.8~) and see how the runoff turns out. Overall pretty pleased and finding growing SUPER satisfying! It's turning out to be an amazing hobby.

Buenas, hoy subo mi primera semana con las Juan Herer! Me siento muy emocionado, este es mi primer cultivo de exterior. El cultivo lo empiezo en interior y para fin de septiembre lo trasplanto afuera directamente en la tierra. A ambas plantas le puse un nombre particular, #1 Gina Herer, #2 Juana Herer.

I transplanted, leaf stripped, and flipped all within 5 days bc they were growing too tall. Not ideal. They are tough

Servus Moin! Die MDC #1 Raptor fängt jetzt richtig an aufzuholen. Sieht aufjedenfall auch sehr interessant aus, wie sie die unteren Triebe ausbildet.