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@SzkolaZiola
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Day 60 of 12/12
HARVEST TIME
They are soooo fine I barely have words.
Weak-neck gland trait is a fact. I was collecting FRESH, "WET" (non-dried) flowers for Fresh Frozen - the amount of trichome heads just breaking off during that process was astounding. Air was full of trichome heads every time I touched a branch or a bud.
I repeat - it was non-dried flowers, straight from a branch, from alive, watered plant - and I collected a few grams of loose heads in my TrimBin. Crazy stuff. I also pressed it and I got top-shelf rosin - without dryiyng and sieving or bubble ice wash. Mind blown 🤯
8 plants
60 days (8.5 weeks) of flowering under 12/12
4x4 ft tent
466W Mars Hydro light
= 2166g
of Whole Plant Fresh Frozen material (just trimmed buds + some trichome-covered leaves)
Now floweres are in deep freeze -36°C waiting to be washed for bubble hash and pressed into live rosin in the near future.
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@Flavors
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Everything is looking good. Continuing to water as usual. The Tropical Cooler had high PPM of nutrients so I flushed it. Other than that just checking the trichomes to see when I want to harvest. (4.2) Smell update Blueberry Swirl has a deep lemon smell, Fat Banana has a buttery lemon scent. Tropical Cooler still smells like a fruit salad that description is dead on! Lemon Haze x Gary Payton has a fruity smell with a lemony undertone. ( 4.4) Flushed all plants to about 250ppms (Parts Per Million) plan on harvesting soon. Have never flushed before bud smoke has been harsh previously so I’m giving it a try.
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@GrandmasBoy2021
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Week 14,
Week 14 was the last week before Harvest/Havrest! I flushed the plant and trimmed her a bit before harvest. I hope you all enjoy the videos and the pics!
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@Antarctic
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This grow started on October 20, and today is December 26, which puts the plants into Week 9 of the overall cycle.
The last defoliation and pruning was done around December 16.
After that, I made a conscious decision to stop cutting and stressing the plants.
Earlier in veg I definitely over-stressed them — too much training, too many interventions.
In hindsight, that slowed things down instead of helping.
From this point on, the goal was to let the plants recover, grow freely, and build momentum in order to reach the flowering stage as smoothly and quickly as possible.
Lesson learned for future grows:
less stress
fewer unnecessary cuts
more patience
Sometimes the hardest part is not touching the plants at all, especially when your hands are itching to train and optimize everything.
Week 9 is about recovery, structure, and preparation for flower.
Next week marks the start of flowering.
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@Dunk_Junk
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Looking gorgeous this week!
Really frosty.
I'm thinking she's got another week to go. 💪
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@Ciocanna
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I am very satisfied with the Big Bazooka strain; it is not stressed by being transplanted into a larger pot, nor by using LST (Low-Stress Training) or main-lining techniques.
It's important not to water it abundantly and to have fertile soil with proper drainage.
Day 22. After LST, even though it was a bit stressed, I keep the ppm between 200-220 until it gives more nodes.
Day 25 of vegetation is going well; you can see this because the soil in the pot is dry on the surface.
We water more abundantly with 2 liters of water, keeping the ppm at 220 and pH at 6.2
PowerZyme-4ml
Root Complex-4ml
TNT Complex-6ml
Day 28 3 liters of water with a pH of 6.3 and 240 ppm.
PowerZyme-4ml
Root Complex-3ml
TNT Complex-10ml
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@blady1989sqn
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Plants looks fine..that all looks really good, so frosty and sticky. I'm curious about ending effect. Smells nice, strawberry buds not really growing big, but forbidden runtz doing great.
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@GarciasGarden
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Well mother fu**** woke up one morning and saw that one of the NANAZ got something that looks like nute burn (keep in mind I feed them all the same exact thing!) what happened to that plant should of happened to the others but what a pain in the ass.. it is completely brown now and I think I’m chopping it no room for uglies in the tent!
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@Dickeknolle420
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Es geht langsam dem Ende hinzu und habe noch King Grab Bakterien dazu gegeben, um die Phosporaufnahme besser zu bekommen.
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@Drtomb
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Im at the flowering day 55 mark. These inzanes have been grown before and have been determined to have a 65 day finish. So im sitting at 10 days from take down on these girls.
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@MrGrowDiarie
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Day 120
The buds look dense and frosty, with swollen calyxes and visible trichome coverage-clear signs that the plant is nearing harvest. Some leaves are fading or curling slightly, which is normal at this stage as the plant directs its remaining energy into the buds. The environment appears stable, with reflective tent wo!!- controlled lighting, and monitoring equipment
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@HoneyBlunt42
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It's blooming beautifully. It's been on automatic watering all week. A 5mm tube is attached to the roots. Currently, a 5-liter bottle lasts 2-3 days per plant. I'm thinking of installing a 15-liter canister so I can go at least a week without having to look at it.
Currently, the 5-liter tank with the solution is pumped with oxygen by an aquarium aeration stone and a 2.5-watt Hailea pump (a powerful one, but that's the only one I had in stock).
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@HowtoBubatz
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As the plant enters the fifth week of flowering, the first trichomes have begun to form.
The buds have started to thicken considerably during this week. They are becoming denser and more robust, which indicates that the plant is channeling its energy into producing larger, more resinous flowers.
Throughout the growth process, the cannabis plant has shown no signs of health issues.
It has remained vigorous and resilient, with no observable deficiencies or diseases.
To ensure optimal light penetration and airflow, the plant was lightly defoliated this week.
The cannabis plant is progressing well in its fifth week of flowering.
The formation of trichomes, the thickening of buds, and the plant's overall health are all promising indicators of a successful flowering phase.
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@SonomaSungrown
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The plants continue to kick ass.
New French Macaron and Chem Brulee leaves are all 9-fingered now.
Crazy happy plants.
Sprayed with light BT spray (trying to avoid any caterpillar issues this year as much as possible) early in the week.
Sprayed with light Neem Oil / Castile Soap (no more dawn, no more issues!) late in the week.
Today, June 9, I also defoliated a bit.
Keep in mind that I don't want to do much this year as far as topping and training, so I've done one simple top on all of the plants, and essentially have created 4 main colas for each plant.
I only did this to create some airflow under the plant. I don't plan on doing a lot of this stuff.
Gonna let the sunshine do her thing.
Even though these girls have some hot-ass super soil in there, I'm still going to be doing some top-dressing.
Mixed this up and slathered it on there on Saturday, June 12.
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@JungleGym
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Fair amount of LST going on in there. They've been bent over and seem to be liking it. Just before pics were taken they were given some phd cal/mag water due to what I Believe was a slight mag def. starting. Ph is still remaining perfect in FFOF ( Big up dolomite ). PPM's coming out have dropped from 2000 to 1000 in one week so I'm gonna keep an eye on that. I'm watering every 3 days right now as well not every day as the drop down made me choose per day. They seem pretty happy though. I have a feeling they're about to explode. Update: I was right they needed a lil cal / mag and in 2 days yellowing has cleared up and they are absolutely exploding almost doubled in size in 2 days. Also two have started to flower.
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@Albeginner420
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The cookies is doing well. There's a lot of bud sites. The photos are at day 21 of flower.
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@Coman
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Ass already said, strawberry Gorilla and Cherry Cola staid compact and didn’t stretch ass expected. I probably will chop both in a few days. Crystal Meth looks perfect, stretched a lot, a lot of flowering spots, big buds, but she might need one or two more weeks. Have no idea why the 3 plants developed so differently one from the other, as they received exactly the same attention.
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@NeoCat
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It's almost time, she looks beautiful. The nugs on this plant are BIG, I genuinely don't think the photos do her justice!
This RQS variety is much larger than the FastBuds version but the nugs look very different to each other. Check out my other diary and see what you think.
Next week I will flush and then harvest 😀