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@Enki_Weed
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Woche 2 in der DWC, die Pflanze ist inzwischen rund 22 Tage alt, davon etwa neun Tage im System. Mitte der Woche sah alles unauffällig aus: pH und EC lagen im passenden Bereich für diesen Zeitpunkt, Wassertemperatur bei 19 °C. Ich hab mir angewöhnt, den pH nur noch zweimal täglich zu messen und wirklich nur dann einzugreifen, wenn er unter 5,4 oder über 6,5 rutscht. Das ständige Nachkorrigieren spare ich mir. Am 16. September gab es den ersten Wasserwechsel mit frischer Nährlösung nach aktuellem Hesi-Plan, inklusive Hesilicio und Wurzel. Letzter Wasserwechsel: 16.9.2026, pH 5,8, EC 0,9 mS/cm. nächster Wechsel in rund zehn Tagen.
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@eezeegrow
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The two plants are growing very well! I'm happy with DWC. It's easy to manage and and small enough to fit perfectly also in small growboxes. 😉
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@jaydee702
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Started bending branches LST creating more tops recieving light creating a bigger yeild at harvest.did not need any topping due to all the main branches a flowerproduces when put back in vegetive state.
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@Ninjabuds
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My lemon cherry Runtz is coming along nicely. It’s a strong plant from our the door. I think I transplanted my plants a little too early this time and caused a little slower growth this past week. They grew a decent amount but I can tell I did some root damage and I over watered at trasplant. Even with all my mistakes the plants still look great and healthy. Every plant from fastbuds so far has had the best resistance to stress. I’m excited to see this one come along
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@Rangaku
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Arrrr the green crack has life in her yet , had some nice growth on this little runt she remains compact but has shown enough to keep around . Transplanted into her forever home in the 28L pot , even in her small state she was root bound in the 12 L , hope to triple her size this coming week .
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Woot woot Fast Flower began to bloom, the rest of the photos are still in veg, not sure why but she’s checking every box on my list, she’s fast, smells great, blooms fast, looks healthy! What else can I ask for? Looks like she will yield beautifully! I defoliated the bottom yellow leaves, gave her another round of nutes and that’s about it for now, almost all of my plants are the same size.
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02/10/2021 I supper cropped the top 4" down toward lower level to promote auxins to redistribute, also starting 12-12 light cycle should be 8-9 weeks of flowering🙏 if she more than doubles in stretch,then I will need to switch to LED lights to finish
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Finally I begin grow report of strain Gorilla Girl from Sweet Seeds, Thanks you Sweet Seeds)))😘 The last time the plants blew away wind, and rip.😇 I love cookies, Gorilla girl is a sativa dominant hybrid of the legendary Gorilla Glue X Girl Scout Cookies. Vegetation: will be in the outdoor for 35-40 days for natural light, Flowering: in Indoor with 600w HID lamp, Nutrients: from GHE, and Advanced Nutrients . Pot Size: 4Gal - soil/perlite 50/50. Gorilla Girl : This strain is the resulting hybrid from the cross between two of the most famous and powerful genetics coming from the USA: Gorilla Glue X Girl Scout Cookies. The GSC specimen used for this cross comes from the phenotype known as “Thin Mint”. An Indica-Sativa hybrid with Sativa predominance. Gorilla Girl®️ is a strain with a very powerful effect, featuring very high THC levels that can reach to between 20% and 25% in optimum growing conditions. Some specimens can even exceed these levels. The resin production of this strain is copious, covering all the flower calyxes with aromatic trichomes. The buds are very resinous and compact. Gorilla Girl®️ features intense taste and aroma, with cypress tones and a touch of wood, complemented with hints of earth and citrus. The plants look like balanced Indica-Sativa hybrids, very productive and vigorous, with long and flexible side branches. Indica/Sativa 40% / 60% THC 19-25% CBD 0,1% Indoor Yield 400-550 g/m2 Outdoor Yield 350-600 g/plant Indoor Blooming 9 weeks Outdoor Harvest late September Sex Feminized Effects Psychoactive, Euphoria, Stimulating, Creativity, Happiness Flavor Cypress, CITRIC, Earthy, Woody
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So I had a little burn from overfeeding but it has since corrected itself and am only using water ph to 6.6.
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@Deniguez
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Ciclo molto soddisfacente. Terps fortissimi e tendenti alle californiane. Super genetica!! In House Genetics una fottuta garanzia!!! Grandi breeders.
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The transition is officially happening—the plant has now fully entered the flowering phase!🌱 The stretch is kicking in, and it’s growing rapidly, really taking off this week. It looks incredibly healthy, with vibrant green leaves and strong development. Thanks to the LST, it has spread out beautifully, allowing for even light distribution and great bud site exposure. I’m really happy with how things are progressing and excited to see how the buds start forming in the coming weeks! This one is looking very promising.💪😎
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Nurturing My Cannabis Plants: Balancing Light and Protection In the first half of the day, I place my seedlings on a south-facing windowsill to ensure they catch some light. During the evening hours, they travel back to my balcony. This routine helps them get the light they need while staying safe from pests. Protecting My Plants: A Grower's Dilemma I'm hesitant to leave them outside permanently because, unfortunately, all my other vegetables have been eaten by snails. I certainly don't want the same fate for my precious cannabis plants. For now, they’re enjoying a mix of south windowsill and balcony life, which seems to be working well. First Watering: Preparing for Growth Once the coco mix dries out, they will receive their first feeding. Terra Aquatica Tripart is my nutrient trio of choice. I'll start with a half-dose, as recommended by the feeding chart, to ensure they don’t get nutrient burn. First Feeding: A New Stage My ladies seemed to enjoy their sleepover in the greenhouse. Now it's time for their first feeding. I added Cal-Mag to achieve an EC of 0.5 mS/cm to start with. I gave them a half-dose of nutrients as described in the chart and watered with enough runoff.
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The plants have limited space and are in 4 litre pots too keep them controlled. This week I defoliated again and started adding sugar royal.
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@Roberts
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Fast version A is doing great. She is just chugging along. I did a little defoliation, but nothing major. Jist letting her veg. Thank you again SSSC, Dutch Passion, Medic Grow, and Athena nutrition. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 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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The flower are very dense and I'm very happy to this. This is the last week that I feed my plants with nutrient, so the next week will start a flush period of two to three week.
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Forgive me AGAIN I have started logging this actual journal several weeks after I have started the grow, but never the less, I still have dates on photos to help me track the growth so far. I decided this grow that I would try reusing my dirt from the last grow and was able to sterilize it by cooking it in the oven🙌 I did loose a little bit of dirt but decided I would just combine coco coir that I had around with the soil 1:1 to even things out. Week 1 wasn't particularly interesting. This time around I choose to only plant 2 Super Skunk (fem) seeds because I needed have a "do over" with this strain. Last grow (mid flower) I lost control of my plants and I am looking to redeem myself because this strain grew beautifully up until that point. I went ahead and germinated seeds the last week of October and had sprouted seeds by Oct. 31. The first week was pretty typical with the exception of one seedling who's shell was causing the plant difficulty in releasing. For several days I tried to just allow nature take it's course but, then I became incredibly impatient and attempted to remove it myself (BAD MOVE). The whole head snapped off of the fragile seedling and I had to immediately start over. Also the humidity in SOCAL has extremely low (in the teens) which made getting regulating humidity even more challenging. *P.S. I only gave my plants distilled water from a spray bottle to ensure that there was no over watering*