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All the plants are absolutely covered in trichomes right now ❄️🌿 It’s getting exciting! RS11 — One of the phenos seems to be a fast one ⏳🔥. The buds are already chunky and it really looks like it will finish earlier than the rest. Another RS11 shows classic sativa traits — small buds, spaced out, but wow… trichomes everywhere 😳✨ Monkey Grease — No drama, no stress. This one has been on autopilot from day one 🚀🙌. Looks like it will be one of the first to finish! Cherry Dream — Recovery in progress and it’s showing 🌱💧. The buds are turning back to a healthy green and they’re swelling nicely now. Seems like that mini flush did the trick. Amnesi-K Lemon — I’m pretty sure I’m going to love this strain 🍋💚. The buds are fattening beautifully and look super juicy. Apple and Bananas — Especially one of the two plants is showing amazing structure and frost 🍎🍌✨. Everything is moving strong and steady. If I had to guess which plants will finish first… it’s probably Monkey Grease and one of the RS11 phenos 🥇✂️🔥
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Drunken Bitch Slap is going great. She took well to the new solution. She has lots of new growth. I removed all the leaves from the neem oil treatment a few weeks back. She got a lot of training today to prepare her more for flowering. She is doing great under the Hortibloom Solux 350. Thank you Hortibloom LED, and Aeque Genetics. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g
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Last week for Studio & Rainbow Gelato Will chop the S54 today, RG has 3/4 days left Studio ist really beautiful, it looks like bought cali buds - really proud that she turned out that way RG is not pretty at all in my opinion maybe I screwed her up somehow, all leafs look health except the browned ones in the middle tops In her edges are no discolored leafs Bruce Banner fills its gaps, I moved the light to the back so she gets more I already started flushing her + 2 weeks overdrive before that - wasn’t so smart cause she takes longer in general - avoidable mistake All in all happy they turned out like that
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went a bit down with ‚Autoflower Supermix‘ (22ml/10L) 7.06.2026: reduced light to 18hrs because some of the upper leaves were tacoing
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I have defoliated her a bit last week to expose more buds to light she keeps eating im going to push this plant to its limits and let her go fully ripe to see her true powers No more calmag 850ppm total The overdrive puts on some foxtail but she goes hard the smell is really coming strong now
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In der 9 Woche ist auch noch alles super denke mal 3 bis 4 Tage dann kann ich sie Köpfen der Geruch ist sehr angenehm von der Green Gelato Automatic RQS 😉.Hab jetzt nur noch Bloom genommen zum gießen
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She finished strong, I wanted to push her another couple days but started showing signs of necrosis in ways I wasn’t confident in letting her go longer.
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Week 7 Guys!!!! Welcome Back, And Thanks For Checking In on us!!!! To Begin: We Moved The Mimosa To Tent 1 to start Flowering *All Autos Are Together* We Set The Timer And Started The 12/12 for the Tropicana in Tent 2 We Ended Week 6 With Defoliation to Tent 1 (GC,Mimosa,SB) to make way for light to the bud sites We Have Done Some Research And Will Be Feeding A Compost Tea Roughly Tomorrow evening consisting of (1 cup Worm castings, 2 tbsps. Alfalfa Meal, 2 tbsps. Organic Molasses, 2 tbsps. Bat Guano, 2 tbsps. kelp meal) As Per *Canucks Grow* 24 hours water aerated & 24 hours for the Tea to Cook! Water is still Ph'd 6.5-6.7 is the highest ive seen so far Tent 1- Is In Flower roughly 2 weeks in- 20/4 light schedule Distance from light to plant tops- 19in Gorilla Cookies from Soil 16in Mimosa from Soil 14in Strawberry Banana from Soil 15.5in As For Tent 2- Just Started Flower We've Added a Humidifier to raise and keep the RM to 50-60% The Tropicana has Been Set and Flipped To 12/12 At 100% Lighting We will do some select Defoliation In a Few Days To get Light to the Plant Tropicana Cookies Photo From Soil 13in Light to Plant 18in This was a quick rundown this Week As Always Drop A Like, Leave a Comment And Just Show Some Love!!!! See You Guys Next Week!!!!
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3.3.2026 – Another week has passed and the seedlings have officially moved into the vegetative phase. On Tuesday I gave them Terra Vega for the first time and bent them down. Fuck, I Missed with BG#41 somehow and now there are basically no gaps between the branches, just branches growing on top of more branches. A few hours later you can’t even tell it had any bending joints. It’s basically a leafy salad. :) Besides the PAR meter, the AC5 power strip and the soil sensor, I also ordered the Spider Farmer humidifier. On top of that I grabbed the Mars Hydro New Foldable Bucket Drip Irrigation Kit (it was 20€ cheaper than the Spider Farmer one, it’s identical, and through the AC5 it works in the Spider Farmer app just like everything else). I added a circulation pump to the reservoir as well, so the nutrient solution gets mixed before each irrigation. The reason I chose this model is the insanely strong magnetic mount. With the reservoir material that’s perfect, because there’s zero risk of damage and the pump stays in place like it’s welded on. Ladies are about to be Bitchy & Stretchy. 5.3.2026 - Today I switched the photoperiod to 12/12. I had to thin out the BG#41, including removing a few branches — it was just too much. Even so, it’s still a hydra. Current values are in the photo.
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Der Sommer zeigt sich von seiner sonnigen Seite, leider auch ohne Regen. Viel Wasserverbrauch, gutes Wachstum, mehrmalges tägliches Gießen. Die Raunbow Road holt sehr schnell auf die etwas Älteren auf. Sie ist nicht ganz so buschig wie die Anderen, dafür fehlte ihr noch die Zeit. Sie hat von allen den stärksten Pflanzengeruch aber nur aus der Nähe wahrbehmbar. Ich wünsche euch eine schöne Grow-Woche!
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One more week completed, transplanted on the last day of week to a 7L..
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All good here, ain't no complaints yet...not that preoccupied by the LST method anymore. Also I'm gonna bloom when the plant is about 12 inches so prolly at the 8th week of veg.
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DAY 21 FLOWERING: Howdy folks. Here we are on day 21 flowering for these willing and healthy Zamnesia ladies. They took no time at all to relish back up again following their defol earlier in the week. I took a fair bit of leaf matter out and also did a little popcorn stripping too. Now it looks as if I never did anything at all. This used to be my dilemma with the debate surrounding defoliation, however , the size and shape of the leaves that were removed, would have been huge and needed a lot of space and airflow to remain healthy alone , never mind flourishing in flower !. Removing those leaves has not stunted the flowering process or halted the stretch period either. The smaller helpers have now become the bigger powerhouses and filled the plants frame with big green spectrum grabbers. I am going to remove some more leaf to allow more airflow and light to get around the multiple bud sites that litter the canopy from every angle but have been shaded and tucked away behind leaves. Getting light on to the stem is a goal too . If light gets there , so can fresh air !. They have all grown a lot this week and containing them is going to be fun as the get buds fattening too. I am considering putting my new light in for a little wider coverage now as I think they will need it possibly. I have a viparspectra p4000 getting Ansy in its box and it wants to get involved.lol The Girl scouts are thriving with so much growth on the #2 that she doesnt know which site to focus on so it going for them all. She has a lot of potential bid sites. #1 is a more natural growth pattern with lots of secondaries wanting g main status. The Amnesia haze had a good strip out to get that huge bushy appearance change , they have all cone back with a vengeance and will be stripped again a little now. The signs of calmag def are still around but I am trying to avoid having to add it in in flowering this run to see how much difference it makes with the feeds I am using. So far no issues with feeding at all and they are only showing a slight tip burn from the strength probably. I am still pulling them lateral each room visit to encourage them to find their own growing space that works for them and so far so good and they are playing ball. They are drinking all of their feed very quickly now so i will have to up the feed times now I think . I am feeding every 3 days with approx 3L each pot . seeing how the 1# Girl scout looked , I think every other day now . Let's see what the next week brings. Be happy growmies.
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8/4/17 Calling this Flower but still feeding late veg nutes until stretch is over. Feeding every other day is indeed a labor savor, just over 30 minutes to water and vacuum as long as everything is pre PHed and prepared. I bought a pressure sprayer to more evenly water, but it won't work as it took about 20 minutes to water 1 plant with 1.5 gallon.s Not efficient enough, sadly. Lights are moving up once or twice a day. The time lapse camera will have to be adjusted as the tent is becoming overgrown. We have pre flowers everywhere, and Kush is 1st to flower. A couple other flowers forming, but oddly not any on the auto speed buds. I bought a dehumidifier to deal with lights out and post watering humidity spikes, and it said it had a pump so I could pump the water into a bucket outside the tent, but it apparently is just gravity. Between all my gear and the newly expanding canopy, it is starting to get crowded in the tent. I may have to return it, but I really don't want to as the size has it fit right where I need it. I think I found out what was eating my plant leaves. It was me. I accidently hit a leaf on Reek'N today with the shop vac while I was cleaning the runoff and it tore the end off a leaf and looked identical to the damage seen last week. On 1 hand, this is good news as we are still pest free (knock on wood), but on the other hand, I was careless with my girls. Shame on me. I will be much more careful in the future. I( am noticing what might be nute burn on some leaf tips on a few plants. I have not increased the PPMs since going to an every other day feeding, and am getting consistently more runoff than I was getting, PPMs of runoff are mostly around under 200 more than I am putting in, so the frequency must be burning them. I may back off one day and see what that does and adjust the schedule as needed. I could use the break, too ;) As long as they are stretching, they get Veg nutes, then a feeding or 2 of transition, then start flower nutes. Getting nute burn prior to changing PPMs was probably a good thing to alert me to back off the frequency of the feeding a bit, since they liked this PPM before with no complaints when feedings were spaced further apart. 8/5/17 They did not feed today as I am still monitoring the minor nute burn. I am starting to think, since I did not raise my nutes, that this nute burn is the result of me slowly lowering humidity to reach flowering VPD, in which case, the lower RH is causing the plants to transpire more and take up more nutes, hence the very minor nute burn I am seeing. I didn't consider the humidity to be a variable until a few minutes ago, but that would likely explain the issue. If so, I am pleased I got so close to optimal nutes that a variation of 5-10% less RH would cause this and concerned with recalibrating feed to this. It's a learning experience, tho, fo sho. They are still happily growing tho, I have had to raise my lights twice in the last 24 hours and anticipate moving them up once more today, so I guess I am still mostly giving them what they want. The Kush is the tallest at just over 22 inches. The Mango Cream, the shortest at just over 14 inches. I may have to destroy time lapse continuity to better match heights with lights as in full flower, they move to around 12 inches (they have been at 18 inches through veg). I likely won't be too aggressive on light placement both for spread and to avoid light burn in flower. We shall see. 8/6/17 LMFAO I am starting to look for a home for 2 of the Auto Speed Buds. Nothing against them in particular, but I may need to make room and I have 3 of them and only 1 of every other strain. Things are going a bit bonkers in the tent and unless I want to see them fight to the death, I may have to make room. I will monitor things and decide. What I thought was burn might actually be a def. I have consulted on a forum and have been persuaded to up my ppm at the same ratios. It makes more sense than burn, tbh, so I am going to go for it, new measurements to come, first feeding with new ppm tomorrow. Going to go 50% stronger in late stage veg and see how they respond, and perhaps will pick up the every other day feeding again. 8/7/17 New feeding based on slight def, full strength GH base nutes, EC 1.6, PH with white vinegar to 5.7 FloraMicro 5 ML gal FloraGro 5 ML gal FloraBloom 2.5 ML gal CalMagic 2.5 ML Gal Armor SI 1 ML gal Roots Excelerator 0.5 ML Gal Drip Clean .5 ML Gal Photosynthesis Plus 3 ML gal SM-90 2.5 ML gal Ful-Potential 2.5 ML gal FloraBlend 2.5 ML gal Floralicious 1ML gal 1.79 EC after nutes and additives cross your fingers that it is not too hot Soon move to transition nutes, drop Roots Excelerator and add FloraNectar So the plants were drier than I anticipated and the PPMs coming out were LESS than going in! I think the bump in nutrients was a good idea. We will see how these five handle it. 8/8/17 Just fed the other 5 full nutes, no trace of burn on yesterday's group. Light still going up twice a day. I am finding it very difficult to water and handle the Auto Speed Bud #1 in the center. The canopy is QUITE thick. The Kush is now over 10 cm taller than the breeder estimated for an indoor at over 70 cm. I am going to continue to feed every other day until they force me to feed every day. I am also going to continue with Veg nutes next feeding. 8/9/17 still growing, keeping the new full dose feeding. Will likely start upping the GH additives too. Kush is now over 80 cm. 8/10/17 As we wrap up week 6, Kush is getting close to 90cm, 50% taller than expected. 2 of the SPeed Buds are still in preflower, oddly. Everyone is healthy and getting huge. Having issues watering the plants in the middle because of the thickness of the canopy. Last night my Raspberry Pi got into a boot loop. Since I run the time lapse with that, I have to do an emergency new setup to get the time lapse rolling again. I am putting together a tutorial to make one yourself and will have info when it is completed. There will be some disruption to the time lapse from thi missing time period, but honestly, I have been having to move the camera up so often because of the growth it will likely not matter much. The plants are so big, I may push the next feeding past GH recommendations. Most people advise not to go anywhere near that, but the plants are so big and thriving so well and already got a bit of a def, I want to see if I can push them a little more by late flower. I have given full strength nutes and GH additives today to 5 of them, so will monitor and likely increase base trio ppms if all goes well.
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Day 50 the plant has been growing at an incredible speed and has a very very large flowering stretch in fact I only have left 5 inches to raise up my light and then I'm going to have to do something to keep an eye on those branches so they don't stretch anymore or at least they can have enough light to proper development. From all the plants I have grow indoors this one is the only one that has make my light stretched to the top of the tent I guess it's a good problem to have. Other than the incredible stretch the plan seems to be healthy and doing pretty well the flower is development and I'm looking forward to see how this is going to turn out. Day 52 I have rise my light to the top as high as I can and she still grow past the light towards the exhaust system I had to tie her down in order to create an arch and in that way make her receive enough light instead of growing over the top of the light where there is actually no sufficient light if this problem persist I will have no choice but to do super cropping on the tallest branches and see how they react to that I decide to take some cuttings I'm trying to clone this one to see if I can get her outside in the summer in another buddy house and see how she reacts to challenging Ontario weather. Day 53 I have to Super crop several branches Unfortunately they were growing straight into the light becoming burned by the intense light I hope the plant doesn't react to bad to HST and still deliver awesome buds thank you for reading I will continue to update have a happy grow.
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07/09/2026 New week folks! This week is kinda busy. I have to either lift the light or drop the intensity. I personally would turn the light up to level 6. For the time being that is. I think I get to use a much higher intensity with the thingy I have. We'll see. It's a 500 watt light, so I have plenty light to work with. She is growing quite rapidly at least the leVes are all getting bigger. Readings: pH: 6.31 EC: 2.21 TDS: 1.57 Evening Readings: Temp: 68° I think I'm gonna change the water out instead of mixing a new gallon. I really don't want to though. It's wasting my poor nutrients. DLI: 42 mol PPFD: 631 PPFD 09/10/2026 The goal this week is clearing out the big leaves and cover leaves. Readings: pH: 6.3 (very steady) but it needs to be closer to 5.8 just don't know how. EC: 2.18 cU? The thing changed on me. TDS: 1.55 ppm? Temp: 70.1° ice bottle added. I'd like to keep it below 70°, like 65° would be good. Update: I have decided to defoliate my plant today. I've already removed a few branches that just won't reach through the canopy. I'm also taking all the big leaves off. The ones with purple stems seem to be a sign of readiness to me. That was quick. Lol there's a whole bunch. So I've got my work cut out for me. 07/11/2026 Readings: pH: 6.26 EC: 2.27 ? TDS: 2.28 ? Temp: 68.2° 07/12/2026 Readings: pH: 6.3 EC: 2.19 mS TDS: 1.6 ppt? Temp: 69.1° will drop a bit more. With the ice bottle, it'll cool down much faster. Granted it was 70° when I first opened the bucket. I took some more foliage and a few lower sites and branches that weren't going to make it. 07/13/2026 Readings: pH: 6.33 EC: 2.44 TDS: 1.74 Temp: 67.5° Honestly I'm not sure how it changes, but I have people trying to explain. Lol. My meter reads in both ppm and cm. I'm still not seeing how the TDS is higher than the EC. I'm confused. I've been topping her off with a half mix of nutes for now. Also I also increased the Hydroguard to 5 ml per gallon. I will get this brown stuff somehow. Hopefully it will clear up before I flip to flower. But there is so much root mass. I don't think it's getting all the bubbles. I have 3 air stones in there. It can't be oxygen related. Environmental is also out of the question. My system is pretty on point now. The water temp is fine as well. Just around 67°. I feel like I'm missing something. I'll update if I remember. 07/14/2026 Readings: pH: EC: TDS: Temp: She's about a half inch away from the net. She'll definitely be touching the net at some point today or grown over the net. That would be cool. I have a few promising tops. They are a little low, but I'm hoping for the next week and a half to really get some growth. And the trellis is gonna be used hardcore. I'm gonna weave this fucker like a bad sweater maybe. LMAO. She also looks great! The leaves are still kinda canoeing. Is the light actually that bright?! I need a person here to look at it and say yep or nope. Lol anyway, it looks more like they are opening up them old wrinkles. That has to be it. There's no way a photoperiod takes less than a DLI of 31.2 mol at this age. Nope. A+ environment. AI is coming through! 76° and 60% humidity. Readings: After a 1 gallon top off. pH: 6.26 EC: 2.69 TDS: 1.92 Temp: 67.8° I think I'm gonna do a plain water bucket with hydroguard for a couple days for the flowering period. 07/15/2026 Readings: pH: 5.88 EC: 2.41 mS TDS: 1.84 Temp: 67.5° Light changes: I added the light from the net distance. DLI: 41.2 mol. PAR: 621 ppfd Distance:: 24" 07/16/2026 We have touchdown! More like kissed.. Not completely, but there's a few leaves that grew over the net along with a top or two. Still touchdown. Ice bottle was replaced this morning. I also topped her off about 3/4 gallon. It brought the roots down a bit so they're fully under water. Just below the net pot. I know it should be 1" to 2" inches between the water and the net cup, but the roots are also important. Not to mention how fast she's taking the water down. She'll need another half gallon tomorrow morning. Maybe more. When I changed the ice bottles out, the roots blocked the bottom of the bucket, so I had to put my ice bottle in the one spot. With roots under it. I might be able to move them. With a paint stick. Lucky I have 3 air stones in the bucket. The only place it's not bubbling is by the access panel. The rest is a bubbly haven for dirty roots. The only thing is, the roots are officially too big for the bucket. Again. Sweeet. Now I just need a bigger bucket. Lol. A quick look at the leaves. They look fantastic. Beautiful rich green. Spreading out the wrinkles to make her big and strong. I had to pull some off as I went looking around at the plant. So far, I don't have any dead or dying leaves. So that's good. Oh and she SMELLS.iem wow. She smells. Good aroma. Powerful too. And we haven't even hit flower yet. Oh no. Not sure how I'm gonna keep the smell locked in while I'm working on the plant. Lol. No bueno indeed. Readings: pH: 6.3 EC: 2.93 TDS: 2.08 Temp: 65.1° Update: So I took a decent amount of lowers off today. All the bud sites that will be larf. Still needs to be cleared out. I also took a few leaves off. Everything that was pointing inward. I still have more to go, but I'm gonna wait for next week to pull the rest off. 08/19/2926 I added a time lapse video today. It's a month long instead of the weekly I was considering. You know, for more "meat" as it were.