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Muy buenas familia justo ahora mismo las acabó de regar y creo que será el último riego con alimentos que le daré los siguientes sólo serán con el pH a medida y asta cochesar según yo ya más o menos le quedan un par de semanas y la verdad q tienen una pinta 🤤🤤🤤ya quiero darles un mordisco 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣e visto las hojas como un poco estresada nose si es por que se me fue la cabeza y tarde un poco en hacer el riego o se me está torciendo en la recta final ustedes como la ven familia espero sus consejos que tengan buena semana familia paz
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This plant just keeps amazing me every week. Lots of healthy new growth every week. She is starting to throw out pistils now so flowering is coming soon 😀😀. I may have to tie her down some more but we will see how the stretch plays out. Onward 😎🍿🍻🌱
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The plant is doing well overall this week! 💪 To handle a few fungus gnats that started showing up, I introduced nematodes into the soil and placed some yellow sticky traps, seems to be keeping things under control so far. She's growing quite tall now, definitely stretching up nicely, but not really filling out much in width. A true lemony skyscraper in the tent!😂💚
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So far things are going well. Bloom has started and already seeing purple/pink hues on the buds. Will be back to update properly just posting up a few pictures before i forget. Check out the YouTube channel. Water change at day 31 and pH'd the water to 5.8. I also got a new RO 4 stage water filter for the best water quality for the girls so ill be using that on the next water change. The smell is sweet in the tent. All seems to be going ok. Day 34 - The girls seem happy enough, a few colder nights than needed but all in all, happy with there progress.
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Wonderful color😈 The smell is divine🤩 The trim was super easy & the buds are dense & super sticky👌
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🌿 Journal de Culture : Mac 1 Autoflower – "Bee Happy" 🐝 (Semaine 11) ​ #Dryrocket ​On entre doucement dans la dernière ligne droite. La production de résine atteint son paroxysme et les choix stratégiques pour la récolte commencent à se profiler. ​Un Grand Merci ​Un merci tout particulier à @mia_biotabs et @Mrs_Larimar pour leur accompagnement tout au long de cette aventure, ainsi qu’à tous les cultivateurs qui suivent ce ce journal depuis le début ! Je tiens également à remercier chaleureusement @Dryrocket de me donner l'opportunité de tester leur appareil. J'espère sincèrement que j'aurai assez de silice pour mener à bien cette session avec, ça s'annonce super intéressant ! ☺️ ​Paramètres de Culture & Environnement ​Taille : Toujours stable à 91 cm. ​Le problème de colocation : "Bee Happy" est toujours très impactée et cachée par l'envergure de sa grande sœur Spirit. À cause de ce manque d'espace et de cette ombre imposée, il m'est encore difficile de me prononcer précisément sur la structure globale de la plante et sur l'estimation finale de la quantité. On fait avec, mais le potentiel est clairement là. ​Climat & Environnement : Les constantes restent inchangées. Lampe calée à 40 cm de la canopée, températures fixées à 24°C jour / 21°C nuit, et déshumidificateur en marche pour maintenir l'humidité à 60%. ​Nutrition & Gestion de l'Eau ​Système : Le réservoir Autopot gère toujours l'arrosage automatique de fond en eau claire. ​Ration du jour : J'ai donné aujourd'hui une dose légèrement réduite par rapport à la semaine dernière : 4 ml de Liquid PK 5-8 Biotabs. On commence à lever le pied doucement en vue des prochaines étapes. ​Étude des Trichomes & Structure des Buds ​C'est ici que l'on constate une vraie divergence génétique. Les têtes de "Bee Happy" gonflent de façon totalement différente de celles de Spirit : ​La structure : Alors que Spirit développe des fleurs longilignes en forme de "sapin", "Bee Happy" nous sort des têtes ultra-compactes, très denses et groupées, qui ressemblent à des têtes de choux-fleurs. ​L'évolution des trichomes : Le givre est tout simplement impressionnant et très épais. À la loupe, les trichomes sont presque majoritairement laiteux. Il reste encore quelques trichomes transparents isolés et très peu d'ambrés pour le moment. ​État général : L'odeur sucrée est toujours bien présente et très agréable. Excellente surprise du côté de la santé globale : l'absence de sénescence se confirme, toutes les feuilles nourricières disponibles sont encore bien vertes et captent le moindre rayon disponible. ​Perspectives pour la suite 🏁 ​Au vu de l'évolution des trichomes (majoritairement laiteux), le pic de THC est tout proche. Je pense que je vais la mettre au rinçage dans pas très longtemps. L'idée va être de couper le PK pour laisser la plante vider ses réserves et consommer les nutriments restants dans le sol avant la coupe. ​Merci à tous d'avoir suivi cette mise à jour ! La fin approche pour "Bee Happy" et le test de l'appareil Dryrocket s'annonce très lourd pour la suite des événements. À la semaine prochaine !
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Week 2 and these ladies are growing like weeds These beauties just blow up over the last week.. Today we topped and defoliate the plants. Time will tell how long we will veg for .. I'll flip the switch when I'm happy with the canopy. I kept the autopot system off and only water manually. I did turn on the air pump to the airdome after the 1st week.. Today I will turn on the system . I mixed a resivor with 38L of water. Like I mentioned earlier it's my 1st time running the autopots so I dont know how much water and nutrients I will go through, but I will keep notes and be sure to post them as the week go on ...
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Looking very good. 😎 So far i have a very good feeling with these autos. They got a great bost over the last days. Even if i hade some little Issues and needed to buy nematode for the little motherfucker flys. two of the autos are a little bit low in hight. the four other autos are around 50cm tall, trough the lst a little bit lower.
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She's done. All trichomes cloudy now. Will be chopped very soon.
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did this beautiful girl a topping, depilation, and LST, she feels good 💚
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Week eight! I will be removing the mylar and whitewashing the walls instead. Hopefully this allows sufficient light. Day 51 - photographed Day 52 - fertigated 5l each. I am thinking about starting to train these girls now, so expect updates soon. Day 54 - removed top few nodes and cut clones. Dat 56 - Photographed. If you don't already follow me on X, please join me over there, where you will find a bustling cannabis community. Thanks to Super Sativa Seed Club and the Passion of the Dutch for the beans!
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Once you get to this point in the cannabis life cycle, growing is easy. Using the Beanstalk line of nutrients allows me to only use water from beginning to the end of my grows. No mixing nutes, no teas, no anything. I adjust the pH of my water to the 5.8-6.5 range, but I’m not even sure that is necessary. I have never tested using water right out of the tap as it’s almost 9.0, but that would simplify things even further. Experience has taught me to simplify. This goes for all aspects of growing. I used to top and train my plants under a tellis. Then I would spend hours trimming and had jars overflowing with flowers that I was never going to smoke. Now, I go for a month of veg and right into flower. No training, no topping. In addition to allowing a much faster turnover, I can gauge the growth habits of my plants much more effectively. For example, you can see this Shiskaberry plant exhibits significant and abundant lateral branching. Not only that, but those branches are strong enough to support the weight of the flowers they hold. This means that this plant would be an ideal candidate for a ScrOG or LST setup where the goal is a ‘carpet’ of flowers. After running this cultivar several times, I also have an accurate flowering timeline and can approximate stretch to allow users to fit their grow. More on this in the future. For now, enjoy the end of week 5.
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Beginning of the sixth week. The first trichomes have already begun to appear. Now it's waiting for the buds to get fat.
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February 20, 2019 update: The good news is the babies are all growing, the not so good news is there seems to be a slight bug infestation. Since taking these pics and video I have sprayed them with a mild Neem Oil & Water mix (about 20:1), hoping that helps. The MediKush are doing great with some beautiful tight nodes.
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I was traveling ... to give information ... the temperature has dropped ... I think she will be even slower outdoor ...
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Day 57 - Yesterday I noticed that the leaves are darker than they should be, so I re-made the mixing solution lowering the PPM from 750 to 550. I've tried to raise it to see how much nutes that ladies can handle since it's my first time in coco and I like to experiment. Now I'm going to finish this mixing solution and then stabilize the next ones on 650 PPM. Keep learning every day 🙏 Day 60 - Today I added one extra equivalent 75W LED to give the lower nodes more power. Some fan leaves touch it, wish they will not burn. New update in the next days.