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First week so far so good 🌱 Planted and lighty watered for first 2 days when soil was dry 27/11 the 5th day since being planted I fed her 1.5 ml of canna terra vega following the food chart that came with the food 28/11 all still seems good didn’t need to water 29/11 lightly watered 30/11 gave her a bit more water she’s getting bigger and looking good

Day 49 to 56. I'm not going to hide that I'm in a hurry to finish the run. The mold arrived at the end of bloom because of me, it's depressing... Thanks for your comments these last weeks. :) This 8th and last week of bloom for the Kum Zuat 1. I continued to rinse the plant all week with power clean at 5ml/l. The Kum Zuat was harvested at 56 days of bloom with 1 week of rinsing. I still found some mold on some buds of several plants that I immediately removed. My yield will be affected, I still have this pretty Kum to cheer me up! All the photos and videos on this update are about Kum Zuat 1. The other plants have been fertilized normally for this 8th week, you will find them in pictures next week. I enter the 9 th week of bloom and I have 4 plants left which will be all cut on day 63 of bloom also with 1 week of rinsing. 1 kum zuat 1 kosher cookies 2 gmo x animal cookies Can't wait to start this new run.... I'll tease you a bit: Sanlight of course <3 Ebb & Flow Botafarm / Blueberry muffin Advanced Nutrients Are you interested in following this?

Start of the thrid week today. I was behind on my dairy the first two weeks so there may some date differences in weeks 1+2 Gorrila zkittlez - doing great so far getting nice and bushy. Doing LST on the three off the every 3rd day and that's about it. Psychosis - she has still been growing and new stems appear evey few days. Two of the leaves had yellowing in them for 2 week so I've put in down to the lack of cal/mag in the system. Today I was going to replace the nutrient water but instead I decided to leave it and and cal/mag to the res. The reason for not changing water is down to the volume I am using. I have a 225L tank, 6 20L pots with a 20L brain unit. So I'm roughly using 300/310L if I'm at full capacity (365-15%) due to me obv not using the full capacity of the red or bucket for many reasons. I only need 50/100 litres at this stage per week so instead of changing it every 7/10 days. I have filled the system with more than enough supply as to not need to change it so frequently. Ps. The nuits/ec/ph have been holding steady for weeks now hence another reason for keep the water res from week 1 I will be changing the nuit strength and water at some point soon of course... Maybe give it another 7 day depending on how the plants are doing 🤙👍

en espectáculo a la vista mis bellas, ya dan señales que el otoño llego y están próximas a su cosecha

respectable auto strain with a reasonable yield. tolerant of nutrients and not finicky for a sativa. I think this is a lemon haze but can’t say for certain. hang dry whole plant for a week, spot trim and then cure for 2-4 weeks, monitoring the RH in jars from 65% down to 55% for a solid cure.

This week was a very cold week. 13 to 18 degrees during the day and at night like 10 to 13 degrees. Therefore the buds didn't swell properly. Luckly one Critical Kush is still swelling but the other one seems to have slowed down. It's oke, i knew this would happen and the kushes might not finish in time. Might harvest my Shamans at the end of the month. The kushes I will keep until half/end oktober. Since this is only a outside fungrow, I'm not making any effort to heat up the climate by putting heaters arround the plants. Critical Kushes are in their 3th week of flowering. Somehow GD minimalize the videos after putting 10pictures on the diary, Just click on the next picture and click on the right arrow to go to the videos. Have fun looking arround :)

Dopo due settimane nel box la crescita era diventata troppo elevata e ho dovuto spostare tutto nel mio armadio ma anche qui dopo 3 giorni da 20 cm (distanza dalla pianta alle lampade) siamo passati a neanche 4 cm una crescita esponenziale. La fioritura prosegue e i risultati sono ottimi i fiori si inizia a formare e dai filamenti penso che il raccolto non sarà misero anzi credo che sarà più di quanto mi aspettavo (circa 20/25gr)

Peep purple!

Hello. This is the end of week 8 and the beginning of week 9 of flowering. Although the seed description said 10 to 11 weeks, I going to cut these girls down at 10 weeks. I need the room to grow and flower some Mac and Crack that's already growing.. Getting close to harvest I'll start flushing, But I'll give them 1 more feeding and then nothing but water till the end. I get much better taste and the buds smoke better if I flush and get the chemicals out of the soil before harvest. Well, that's the end of the Freak Bros. book # 10... I think there are 3 or 4 more books left in that series. I'll show them in future diaries. My other diaries have the old underground comic book, Weirdo by Robert Crumb if you want to check them out to see. The buds are really getting solid now and some are getting heavy and heading for the floor. Good times... Getting some great smells now. Musk is the most common. But some, smell of Citrus with Musk under tones. The smell is overpowering my carbon filter. I can smell these plants out by the street if the wind is blowing that way. Pure Lemon Skunk smell by the street. Nice. Getting near the end of their lives now and there are more yellow leaves as the plants pull what they need from the big fan leaves before turning the leaves brown. Some plants have sticky resin and some have slippery resin. OK. Have Fun. Chuck.

Week 4 Flower Diary: The Generative Pivot & Structural Reinforcement ​Phase: Mid-Flower / "The Bulking Engine" Light Intensity: 950 µmol/m²/s Environment: 28°C / 52% RH (1.56 kPa VPD) ​1. Environmental Governance: Chasing the VPD ​The primary focus this week has been the pursuit of the "Perfect VPD". As the Invisible Sun intensity was pushed to 950 µmols, the atmospheric pressure was increased to match the metabolic demand. ​The 1.56 kPa Target: Raising the VPD at this stage is a form of Generative Steering. By increasing the "atmospheric pull," we maximize transpiration velocity, ensuring the raw materials from the Biotabs and Bactrex are pulled efficiently into the developing flower sites. ​Heating Optimization: Introduced a Vivosun W70 heater to replace the bar radiator. This provides a more distributed thermal lift, eliminating the risk of localized root zone damage on inner-facing pots while maintaining the 21.2°C root-floor temperature needed for microbial stability. ​2. Nutrient Strategy: Structural Reinforcement ​With the PK Tea currently on a 36-hour bubble, the substrate was buffered today to support the high light load. ​Silicium Flash Top-Dress: Applied a top-dress of Silicium Flash to provide a slow-release mineral foundation. The added Silicon is critical at 950 µmols; it reinforces cell walls and helps the plant regulate its stomatal aperture under high-intensity stress. ​Top-Watering Protocol: Established a weekly 500ml top-watering routine. This serves two clinical purposes: it washes the Silicium Flash into the rhizosphere and prevents the accumulation of salts in the top inch of the media—a common issue in bottom-fed Autopot systems. ​Microbial Maintenance: Integrated a monthly Bactrex recharge into this top-watering schedule to maintain the microbial density required to process organic inputs. ​3. Photobiological Log: Spectral Steering ​The 13/11 photoperiod continues to drive high efficiency via the "Sleep Hack". ​Emerson Effect Efficiency: Running the Deep Red (680nm) and Far-Red (730nm) channels mid-day allows both photosystems (PSII and PSI) to operate in a synergistic series. This prevents the metabolic "bottleneck" that occurs when plants are pushed near their saturation point of 1000 µmols. ​UV Status: While the Solacure Flower Power arrival was delayed, the room is being coaxed into high gear at 1.56 kPa in preparation. Once the bar is deployed, we will initiate the UVR8 process, where the plant perceives 280nm radiation and responds by increasing glandular trichome density as a biological defense.its some interesting science goes on when you blast 280nm photons at a plant. Proteins do mad stuff which I look forward to going on about once the damn light arrives.. ​4. Observations & Baseline ​New flower site photos taken today establish the Pre-UV baseline. Stacking is dense due to the high Phytochrome Photostationary State (PSS) maintained by tmynlighting rig and the plants are currently praying to the light gods, indicating they have fully acclimated to the current 950 µmol load. ​Weekly Tasking: In 36hr Check PK Tea oxygenation and apply at the end of the brew cycle. ​UV Arrival: Inspect Solacure bulbs and program the 15-minute "Acclimation Pulses" for the mid-day peak. ​VPD Check: Ensure RH doesn't climb above 55% during the dark transition. Thanks for looking. Grow well.🌿💚🇬🇧

Nourri a l'eau uniquement.

These ladies have grown amazing this past week. I took of a few of the bigger fan leafs of but other then that just feed this week. The flower sites are starting to form. Definitely starting to smell stronger. All in all Happy Growing.

Quick update added my pets for the comp Started with some bloom this week topped her too happy days growing fast

cuarta semana de floracion. me gusto mucho el main-lining hasta ahora, es comodo, facil de acomodar las ramas, tienes más posibilidad de controlar la humedad al tener menos hojas desde abajo del scrog.

🍋🍒 Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto – Woche 14 | Der letzte Tag 🌿✂️ Und damit schließt sich heute auch bei meiner Lemon Cherry Cookies Outdoor der Kreis. Woche 14 – und gleichzeitig ihr letzter Tag unter freiem Himmel. 🍋🍒🌿 Heute wird geerntet. ✂️ Wenn ich mir die Pflanzen jetzt noch einmal in Ruhe ansehe, bin ich vor allem davon begeistert, wie unterschiedlich sich die einzelnen Blüten entwickelt haben. Von kräftig grünen und frostigen Buds bis hin zu wunderschönen dunkelvioletten Blüten ist wirklich alles dabei. Gerade diese Purple-Töne zusammen mit der sichtbaren Trichombedeckung machen einige der Buds für mich zu den absoluten Hinguckern dieses Outdoor-Grows. 💜❄️ Auch der gesamte Aufbau der Pflanzen gefällt mir unglaublich gut. Die langen Haupttriebe mit ihren vielen einzelnen Blütenständen geben ihnen diesen unverwechselbaren, natürlichen Outdoor-Look. Keine perfekt kontrollierte Indoor-Umgebung, keine künstlich perfekte Form – sondern Pflanzen, die sich ihren Weg unter Sonne, Wind und Wetter selbst gesucht haben. Und genau das erzählt man ihnen heute auch ein bisschen an. 🌞🌧️🌿 Die Lemon Cherry Cookies mussten während ihrer Reise mit den Bedingungen klarkommen, die ihnen die Natur gegeben hat. Trotzdem stehen sie heute hier mit einer ganzen Menge wunderschöner, harziger Blüten. Auf den Nahaufnahmen wird erst richtig sichtbar, wie viel sich in den letzten Wochen getan hat. Die Sugar Leaves sind teilweise deutlich mit Trichomen überzogen, viele Pistillen haben sich bereits orange bis braun verfärbt und zwischen den grünen Buds tauchen immer wieder diese wunderschönen dunklen Farbtöne auf. Genau für solche Details liebe ich Outdoor-Growing. Jede Blüte sieht ein kleines bisschen anders aus und jede Pflanze erzählt am Ende ihre eigene Geschichte. Besonders schön finde ich, dass einige Blüten trotz der fortgeschrittenen Reife noch richtig kräftig grün wirken, während andere bereits diesen dunklen, fast beerigen Look angenommen haben. 🍒💜 Damit endet heute nach 14 Wochen auch dieses Kapitel. Es wird nichts mehr gepusht und nichts mehr verändert. Heute dürfen die Lemon Cherry Cookies einfach noch einmal für ihre letzten Bilder vor der Kamera stehen… …und danach kommt die Schere. ✂️😄 Was am Ende trocken auf der Waage landet, werden wir später sehen. Aber wie schon bei der Apricot ist der Ertrag für mich nur ein Teil dieser ganzen Reise. Vom kleinen Sämling über die ersten Outdoor-Wochen bis zu diesen harzigen, teilweise violetten Blüten durfte ich ihre komplette Entwicklung dokumentieren. Und genau das macht so einen Grow für mich besonders. ❤️ Lemon Cherry Cookies Outdoor – Woche 14 🍋🍒 Letzter Tag 🌿 14 Wochen Outdoor ❄️ Schöne Harz- und Trichombedeckung 💜 Wunderschöne violette Phänotypen 🌱 Unterschiedliche Blütenstrukturen 🌞 Unter echtem Sonnenlicht gewachsen 🌧️ Wind und Wetter überstanden ✂️ Heute ist Erntetag Noch ein letztes Fotoshooting. Noch einmal die Buds im Sonnenlicht betrachten. Und dann heißt es: Danke, Lemon Cherry Cookies. 🍋🍒❤️ Du hast deine Geschichte erzählt. ✂️ HEUTE FÄLLT DER VORHANG – HARVEST DAY! 🏁🌿 Das nächste Update gehört nicht mehr der Pflanze… sondern ihren Buds. 😁🍋🍒 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🍋🍒 Lemon Cherry Cookies Auto – Week 14 | The Final Day 🌿✂️ And today, another outdoor journey comes to an end. Week 14 – and the final day outside for my Lemon Cherry Cookies. 🍋🍒🌿 Today is harvest day. ✂️ Taking one last look at these plants, one thing I really love is how differently the individual flowers have developed. There is everything from vibrant green, frosty buds to absolutely beautiful dark purple flowers. Especially combined with the visible trichome coverage, those purple expressions have become some of my favorite flowers of this entire outdoor grow. 💜❄️ I also really enjoy the overall structure of these plants. The long main branches covered with individual flower sites give them that unmistakable natural outdoor appearance. No perfectly controlled indoor environment and no artificially perfect structure – just plants finding their own way under real sunlight, wind and changing weather. And today they proudly show the story of that journey. 🌞🌧️🌿 The Lemon Cherry Cookies had to deal with whatever nature decided to throw at them throughout the season. Yet here they are after 14 weeks, carrying a beautiful collection of resin-covered flowers. The close-up shots really show how much has happened during these final weeks. Many of the sugar leaves are covered in visible trichomes, a large number of pistils have turned orange and brown, and between all those green flowers there are these gorgeous dark purple expressions appearing again and again. These little differences are exactly why I love outdoor growing. Every flower looks slightly different and every plant finishes the season with its own character. I especially love the contrast between the flowers that have remained bright and green and those that have developed that deep, almost berry-like purple appearance. 🍒💜 And with that, after 14 weeks, this chapter comes to an end. There is nothing left to push and nothing left to change. Today the Lemon Cherry Cookies get one final photoshoot… …and then the scissors come out. ✂️😄 We'll find out later what eventually ends up on the scale after drying, but just like with my Apricot grow, the final weight is only one part of this journey for me. From tiny seedlings through their first outdoor weeks and all the way to these resin-covered, partially purple flowers, I was able to document their entire development. And that's what makes a grow like this special to me. ❤️ Lemon Cherry Cookies Outdoor – Week 14 🍋🍒 Final day 🌿 14 weeks outdoors ❄️ Beautiful resin & trichome coverage 💜 Gorgeous purple expressions 🌱 Different flower structures 🌞 Grown under real sunlight 🌧️ Survived wind and weather ✂️ Harvest day is TODAY One final photoshoot. One final look at the flowers under natural light. And then it's time to say: Thank you, Lemon Cherry Cookies. 🍋🍒❤️ Your story has been told. ✂️ THE CURTAIN FALLS TODAY – HARVEST DAY! 🏁🌿 The next update won't belong to the plants anymore… it will belong to their buds. 😁🍋🍒

Not a bad plant to harvest, trim jail was about 2 hours long. She is now in the herb dryer hopefully getting a slow dry. Then cure for a couple weeks and will update the smoke report and add some more pictures. Thanks for following.