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One plant "lost" to budrot, luckily the only one which was 5 days older than all other 3. Budrot on 3 main buds, very early stages, noticed rather quickly as I'm a very alert person with stuff like this. Lost around 10% of infected and healthy material, and harvested early on around day 73. I lost around 2 weeks of weight gain & ripening with the early harvest, but I had to do it for the good of the other 3 plants. Infected plant was a Granite Haze F5, quick dry with wet trim to avoid more mold / rot. 5 days of drying at 20°C and 65% humidity, and light breeze of air. Final dry yield was 205g dry out of the second smallest autoflower here. Currently still in its curing stages, still a hay-ish smell to it because of the emergency dry, but I slowly get peppery notes, mixed with liqourice & ass. Yes it stinks. All other 3 plants are good so far, but this week doesn't have lots of images.
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11 agosto 2024 Cambio acqua Aggiungo 75 acqua osmosi inversa ec 599 ph 7.9 tutti i nutrienti ottenendo ec 1788 ph 6.5 13 agosto 2024 Inizio controllo ec 2660 ph 5.9 per livello acqua bassa Aggiungo 50 lt acqua osmosi inversa ec 1445 ph 6 aggiungo tutti i nutrienti ottenendo ec 2070 ph 6
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3 of the ladies are in flush will be cutting them down within the next or 2 & the other 2 probably have another month left! Fingers crossed for harvest!🤞🏼✌️🏼🌱
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Day 94. Switched to begin flushing. Two plants at about 50% cloudy 50% clear, two others 80% clear. One weirdo one I didn't bother looking at. Still trucking along. Hoping to chop soon- started some GDPxOG, Gorilla Girl, and Chemdog (all photos) that are sitting in the understory. Smell is okay, sweet but nothing to write home about. First cut plant one needs time to cure. Second chopped plants are going through dry trim process. Looks like I can remove them from the stems tomorrow given today's test. Excited to see where they land in weight
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The honeydew fallout from the spotted lanternflys in the maple tree above have gotten out of hand. It's almost a constant mist. The only thing I could think to do beside moving them like an ancient Egyptian was adding a protective canopy of some sort. I wanted to get the clear poly weave but this green one was half price so went with it instead. With the way I have it oriented, it doesn't really block out that much direct sun too. In the morning and afternoon the angle of the sun is able to shine right on the plants. It's kind of a win win because should decrease my chances of mold later down the road towards harvest time if it does decide to rain a bunch. I tried washing the plants once this week with some light soap and water with a little baking soda mixed in. I rinsed with cone setting with hose right after and the plants were praying next day but i didn't have canopy up yet so they got hit again. I spotted several pale green assassin bugs on my plants so now Im a little nervous about washing the plants again because I want to keep them around. They are nymphs right now I may try to collect the ones i see become cleaning the plants one last time. Hanging that canopy was one of the more frustrating things I've done in a while. I wasn't sure If or how it would work but I has some medium gauge synthetic rope I tied to the eyelets and eventual 4 tree limbs. I had to bounce back and forth to get it tension climbing my fruit trees and 8 foot ladder. I originally disassembled an unused tomato trellis i built to use some of the lumber to build a post to tie off on in one corner but it ended up being at the wrong angle relative to the tarp and I started to get worried if a storm ripped it out of the ground. So I opted to used only the surrounding trees. After getting it all tension I realized that it was to far to one side leaving two of the plants almost exposed, so I had to come back the next day and re adjust but now I have it in a pretty good spot. I survived a decent storm already this week. Just hope it lasts. Overall making outside feel slightly leas stressful and anticipating more of a good harvest rather than just an experiment with my first outdoor grown.
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Day 71- Starting week 7 of flowering with these 2 GDPS nearing the end! I have 2 different phenos but they both formed really dense sticky buds so kudos to MSNL for that. GDP A is a snowy gdp with slight purps but GDP B really shows the purple pheno well and the leave progression is really pretty cool. I will continue to go light on waterings and sledgehammer it 2 more times this week. 💪 Day 73- Another big flush for these girls. Its crazy to see both these plants side by side. I did the same training on each one and changed no feedings up but one obviously was very open and grew HUGE while the other grew very tight and compact but still very vigorously in its own special way ;)
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DAY 14 VEG. Hi growmies. I hope the green gods have been present in your grows this week. It has been a fairly good week for some of the girls this week but the tiny little Mexican airline had me convinced it would give in. Thankfully she hasn't and has now started to really begin growing with some healthy looking new growth pushing through in the last few days. Similar with the Strawberry Pie #2 and her toxic shocked look , she has got over the soils strength ow j think and begun to form normal leaves without the twist and darker colour ( clear sign of not liking something!) All of the plants have settled in fully now and the soil has started to work its magic hopefully. Trying to get the water cycle on point is the next task with it. I have been using 10L watering sessions to get it moist and will use a cheap soil probe to check the bottom for waterlogging . Next watering I will add the biosys tea again to support the soil life. The amendments should have all broken down nicely now so it is just watering from here in in hopefully. With ising 1 bed for 3 plants , I will be watching for the leaf green shade lightening , especially in flowering , and if needed use Megacrop as an additional feed. At this point it looks like the Strawberry Pie #1 and six Shooter #2 are leading the field but I get the feeling this light will help even that race quick sharp. I have now put it to 100% power as I do think these ladies will go for it this week now. No decision on the training yet but in will let their growth guide that one . Well thsts about it for this one as not too much happening yet. Enjoy the video and any comments more than welcome. Be safe and well Growmies. God bless. TIP SPREADING I am using a method I learnt about a while back called tip spreading. It is a very simple process but can be very helpful if trying to control height in minutes spaces. It can also help to lessen the gap lengths between nodes on leggy strains. It is by no means a guarantee that the tall sativas will become bonsai bushes by a long shot but it does help to shorten the gaps there too. It is done while the plants are in veg and as each new pair of leaves form on the grow tips , we gently open them out so that the new emerging below gets light to it . This will encourage it to grow out quicker than waiting until the previous node has gone through the slower process of opening naturally. We are essentially rushing their growth for them. They are very delicate at this stage so it is a gentle process that must be done with a lot of caution and a slow pace. Hopefully the video will help and the effects will be shown during the growth over the next few days/weeks. Be safe growmies.
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SHERBERT QUEEN AUTO / RQS WEEK #11 OVERALL WEEK #6 FLOWER This week she's doing good nothing negative to report her buds are growing and she's got good trichome coverage and that sweet aroma to her. Stay Growing!! Thank you for stopping by and taking a look it's much appreciated!! Thank you ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS!! SHERBERT QUEEN AUTO / RQS
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Ci siamo !!! No vedo l ora di farmi il regalo di natale. Odora di dolce, fragola e zucchero. Il terreno e carico di nutrienti infatti credo che questa settimana andrà ad acqua . Piena di gemme appiccicose e profumate sarà pronta prima di natale speriamo bene. Dajeforte growers!
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Gigabrain Auto – Anesia Seeds Woche 6 gesamt | Blüte Woche 1 Die Gigabrain Auto ist jetzt ebenfalls sauber in die Blüte gestartet und zeigt eine etwas andere, aber sehr interessante Entwicklung. Der Stretch ist vorhanden, aber nicht ganz so extrem – dafür wirkt sie kompakter und buschiger mit vielen stabilen Seitentrieben. Die ersten Pistillen sind klar sichtbar und die Budsites formen sich schön entlang der Triebe. Besonders auffällig ist die gleichmäßige Verteilung – viele potenzielle Colas, die später ordentlich Masse bringen können. Die Pflanze steht insgesamt sehr gesund da: kräftiges Grün, stabile Struktur und gute Verzweigung. Sie wirkt etwas gedrungener als die Gorilla Girl, aber genau das könnte später für richtig dichte Buds sorgen. Licht-Update: Auch hier wurde das Licht von 60W auf 120W erhöht, was direkt Wirkung zeigt. Die Pflanze nimmt die zusätzliche Energie gut auf und reagiert mit stärkerem Wachstum und aktiver Budbildung. Die LED kann später noch auf bis zu 180W gesteigert werden, aktuell läuft sie aber sehr stabil im optimalen Bereich. Geruch ist aktuell noch zurückhaltend, aber leicht würzig-süß wahrnehmbar. Noch eher im Hintergrund, aber die Richtung ist klar – das wird in den nächsten Wochen deutlich intensiver. Setup / Notes: 120W aktuell → sichtbarer Wachstumsschub Kompakter Wuchs mit vielen Budsites Stretch moderat, gut kontrollierbar Sehr gesunde Gesamtentwicklung Keine Auffälligkeiten oder Mängel Fazit Woche 6: Starker und sauberer Start in die Blüte. Die Gigabrain setzt mehr auf kompakte Power statt extremen Stretch – wenn die Buds so dicht werden wie es aussieht, kann das richtig böse enden 🔥 --- Wenn du willst, kann ich dir später beide (Gorilla Girl & Gigabrain) als Vergleich für Woche 7 schreiben – kommt auf GD immer richtig gut 😏
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Vegetative Week 5 – Pineapple Upside Down (Round 2) This week brings a clear and positive shift compared to the previous ones. The plant has visibly regained vigor, with a noticeable difference in overall growth and structure. New shoots and branches are actively developing, and foliage density is increasing. Leaf shape and color look much more natural and healthy than before. Although the plant still shows some irregular structure due to early-stage stress, the general appearance is now clearly positive. Growth momentum is back, and the plant is rebushing nicely. The main objective this week is stabilization. No pruning or training has been performed yet, as the priority is to allow the plant to fully recover, build strength, and establish a solid base. Structural work and shaping will only begin once growth is fully consistent. Nutrition remained unchanged from last week. Maintaining stable inputs seems to be working well, as the plant is responding positively without any additional adjustments. While some time was lost earlier in the cycle, the delay is significantly less severe than in the previous run. This recovery phase is encouraging and provides valuable insight for improving future starts. Overall, this week ends on a positive note. The focus moving forward will be on consistency, care, and supporting this renewed growth. See you next week, take care.
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04/23 500ml of solution each pot, PH 5.8 04/24-- 04/25 500ml of solution, PH 6.3, 4ml bio-bloom + 3.5ml bud candy + 2ml bud factor X + 2 ml sensizym + 2ml B-52 + 2ml nirvana 04/26-- 04/27 500ml of pure water. I've defoliated all the plants 04/28-- 04/29 500ml of solution each pot, 4ml bio bloom + 3ml top-max + 2 ml bud candy (mll)
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Hello everyone 😊😊😊 This week bring the problems with humidity, I started to add to much steam and some small scorching and discoloration occur. However I remove humidifier and everything back to normal. Girls grow up like nothing happened, tomorrow I will proceed small defoliation like I'm doing it in every grow. Have a fantastic night, You lovely girls growers 😊😊😊