I think I ran into a slight nitrogen toxicity as the leaves are dark green and have a slight tip burn. I think I will change my calmag to use one that has lower nitrogen. Still looking good

Not much new. Really starting to flower hard. Smelling amazing. Got a new big tent and nice new light for the next grow super excited to get it all set up and not be in such a cramped space. As always 🍻

9. Woche Sie sieht wirklich gut aus, hatte während dem Switch auf Bloom harte Mg Probleme, wie bei allen anderen auch und habe sie aber gut stabilisieren können. Tatsächlich wird sie nur gefeeded hihi und das zeigt sie auch, bin sehr zufrieden 😀 😉

Hello Growmies! Here we are at week 15 with the Epic Buzz, and what a sight it has become. As the days pass, the natural fading is more apparent, showcasing an array of autumnal hues that captivate the eye. The aroma is intoxicating and undeniably strong, filling the space with an earthy and pungent perfume. This week, I’ve implemented a bit of drought and temperature stress, emulating the natural environment of autumn even further. It's a delicate process, but these beauties have responded with resilience, their colors transitioning beautifully as they approach the late stages of flowering. Each bud is dense and frosty, a testament to the careful nurturing they’ve received. The environment is controlled, but I’ve allowed for slight fluctuations to challenge the plants, encouraging them to harden and produce those precious, resinous trichomes. It’s a sight to behold and the anticipation for harvest grows daily. It’s all about patience and precision now, as each day could mean the difference between good and great. As we approach the harvest, I'm closely monitoring each plant, ensuring they're expressing their full potential. The resilience they've shown is remarkable, a sign of strong genetics and attentive care. They're a testament to the wonders of cultivation and the rewards of dedication. So, stay tuned as we close in on the final days. It's a journey filled with anticipation and excitement. The payoff is nearly at hand, and soon we'll be reaping the fruits of our labor. Stay lifted, Salokin!

WEEK 12 - FLOWERING: Resin Production Peak ​🌼 FLOWERING PROGRESS Entering Week 8 of flower, the Papayton shows significant trichome coverage. Environmental parameters are kept at a VPD of 1.71 kPa. The buds are well-developed and are beginning to display light purple shades. The plant is showing a natural progression into the late flowering stage. ​👃 TERPENES & AROMA The aroma is a combination of sweet papaya and creamy, gelato like notes. The scent is balanced and complex. ​💧 NUTRIENT FEEDING & WATERING Feeding remains at 1.67L according to the BioBizz schedule. Two more feedings are scheduled for this week before moving into the final ripening phase. ​Current Feeding Schedule: Calmag: 0.5 ml/l Acti-Vera: 5 ml/l Bio-Heaven: 5 ml/l Bio-Bloom: 4 ml/l Top-Max: 5 ml/l Bio-Grow: 1 ml/l ​💭 GROWER'S NOTE Week 12. Environment is dialed in (VPD 1.71 kPa). Strong resin production and a stable terpene profile. The first purple tones are becoming visible. Development is consistent with the genetics.

5/24 Week 9 and the state of the grow is stable. Well Sally and Athena are in flush through the week, trics are white little to no amber so timing seems good. Baba is on low dose nuets she goes into flush prob in a few days. No rush on her she can stay long as she wants. 5/25 Further reducing nuets on Baba but continuing to feed leaving PK as is Flushing continues Finally under the HPS bulb, set to max 600w (tent runs 2F cooler with HPS over MH) , will keep it high as we may with heat keeping things under 83F Did some leveling work on the canopy, things are not so out of wonk now, grow is looking better Some natural light pics to show her resin and frosty purple 5/26 Looking at Baba's bud growth think she will be in flush very soon. Flush proceeding on others some def showing up on Athena primarily, CA mostly which is expected in coco on flush 5/27 All in flush now. Just fighting heat this week damned new lights were stolen in transit so on HID for the meantime. Just have to keep downing the power to keep the heat in control and finally increase lights out to 18-6 if that proves insufficient. Cost yield but hate fox tailing Pic of an old friend of the girls... Mary the desk plant Pics of girls defol day Something you wont see very often at all, healthy twins same pot same seed different phenos as Jane is expressing heavy green color while Sally purple black red. 5/28 Deficiencies showing heavily on Athena not as much on Sally as expected- will harvest ahead of the heat wave Saturday, get as much out of the tent as possible leaving only Baba Cleo and Jane in the tent on lowest HID setting or even just on the LED for that day. Wanted to run them longer but 20F over normal so I wont play around with heat, it will kill a grow. Pics later Reducing light on hours to 18-6 to reduce heat during the afternoon 5/29 Harvesting Sally and Athena tomorrow AM. 5/30 Week ends with a harvest! Sally Yield - 282 grams wet Athena Yield - 368 grams wet Looking at about 4.5 oz dry about 3 months of that medication Jane back into the tent and on a good dose organic nuets see how this plays out Baba continues in flush for a few days hoping for a big(ish) payday from her lot more room now

Esta semana ha Sido súper buena para mí planta cada vez se ven más pistilos y la resina y su olor no dejan nada de que hablar. Simplemente son innumerables los terpenos que tiene esta planta a metros puedo olerla. Últimamente todos los días llueve con gran intensidad gracias a tanta humedad algunos cogollos presentaron botritis pero pude calmarla quitando los cogollos afectados y aplicándoles un poco de agua oxigenada. En resumen va de locos ya quiero probarla

Still looking Good .. Buds Looking good Added some big bloom in last week… got some yellow fan leaves on it Sticking with 13-14 weeks before harvest time

This week all three plants were transplanted and introduced to nutrients for the first time in their lifecycle. All three plants are growing in organic soil and are fed organic nutrients.

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This girl is strictly for seed I guess however she smells really sweet for a skunk I’m guessing is the blueberry traits. I look forward to seeds.

Hello guys, its the first week of flower day 2 the plants look healthy after doing some lollipop few days ago, i finished my PH - (phosphoric acid) i didnt have time to buy new bottle so i tried to squeeze lemos to the 200L reservoir but it doesnt hold the ph 5.8 for long, after 5-10 hours ithe ph is up again to 6.4 , i cants effores myself to buy alot of lemons and squeese every day, so i took 15g Citric acid salt and melt it with small amount of warm water, i made it concentrate so few drops can make the job done. So far so good it works fine, gonna lift up the lights tomorrow and wish me good luck for the flowering phase.

Final Week — The Last Rite of Eldritch Gardens Every garden tells two stories. One is written in triumph. The other is written in sacrifice. As the final week dawned upon Eldritch Gardens, I believed there was still one more chapter of quiet ripening left beneath the false suns. The trichomes had reached a beautiful state, shimmering like frozen stars across the flowers. Most had turned a cloudy, ghostly white, while the first scattered amber heads began to appear among them. The harvest was near. The ancient ritual had almost reached its natural conclusion. It began with Plant #1 — The Fat One. The mightiest cola of the entire expedition, a colossal crown measuring nearly seven centimeters across, revealed a hidden corruption at its heart. There had been no obvious signs from the outside. Only a handful of sugar leaves had withered unnaturally, surrendering with the slightest touch. Inside... The ancient enemy had already arrived. Botrytis. The Silent Rot. The Devourer of Giants. The greatest flower of the season had become its first victim. Not long after, another discovery followed. Plant #2 — The Battered One — had also fallen prey, though only a single cola bore the same unseen corruption. It was enough. The decision could no longer wait. No cultivator truly chooses the day of harvest. Though I had hoped to grant the chosen two another week beneath the artificial constellations, the risk had become too great. Every additional day offered the mold another opportunity to spread through months of careful work. So the ritual would end. Not because the flowers had failed... But because protecting what remained had become the greater victory. Looking back upon this journey, there are lessons written far more deeply than any nutrient schedule or breeder's calendar. The great heat wave tested the garden and left scars that would only reveal themselves weeks later. The early flush, begun in anticipation of an earlier finish, likely hastened the fading of the leaves and left the plants with fewer reserves than they might otherwise have carried into these final days. Yet despite these trials, the flowers matured beautifully. Plant #1 became everything I had hoped for—a magnificent expression of fruit wrapped in overwhelming gas, rich with strange chemical whispers that lingered long after the tent was closed. Plant #2 answered with unwavering strength, its unmistakable diesel character standing proudly beside its sister until the very end. The garden did not end in perfection. The seeds were chosen. The weak were sacrificed. The survivors endured the infernal heat. The flowers swelled beneath the false stars. The mold claimed its tribute. And still... The harvest would come. The next chapter shall no longer speak of growing. It shall speak of drying. Of curing. And finally... Of awakening the ancient essence hidden within The Gassy One. For every story in Eldritch Gardens must eventually answer the only question that truly matters: What dreams await within the smoke?

Day 30 Top dressed each 5 gal 444 gia green 1.5 tbsp Kelp meal 1tbsp Super fly insect frass. 1 tbsp .5 tbsp of mykos. 1 Tsp glacial rock dust Feed microbial tea. Day 29 and 30. 24 and 48 brew. Crab meal half cup per 5 gal Alfalfa meal half cup per 5 gal I think some humic granual acid for nutrient uptake. Can’t remember Also spread out red wiggler worms “equally” to each pot. Topped some plants after video. Will update in a few days of response to topping. Day 34 last day of week 4 veg. Set the auto water system up. video update showing the system and each plant. Runt gelato does not have auto water. I’ve got 1 to many pots in my veg tent currently.

04/01/21. inicio de semana 80 cm de altura 07/01/21. hoy alcanzo los 90 cm de altura. ya la pase a fotoperiodo 12/12. 09/01/21 se le hiso una leve defoliacion 10/01/21. cierre de semana con 94 cm de altura

Растишка очень хорошо кушает удобрения для цветения, с каждым днем шишки набухают. Начал давать калий чтобы с фосфором усваивался и растение давало более крупные соцветия.Сделал дефолиацию и растянул ветви для доступа света ко всем шишкам.

Super nice strain super nice colors with a strong grape Gary Payton Gas smell during flower Nice looking rock hard buds with a Great Taste and effect all at all im very happy with the outcomings

So outdoors are always so tricky in Illinois. This plant started in mid April when it was warm, then super cold with snow, followed by moderate weather, to be harvested a touch early due to high humidity, drought—followed by days of lots of rain. She suffered bud rot on a few sites and was harvested immediately after to save the rest of the plant. Super frosty, great terps and she survived it all! Literally! Smells like fruit and dough.

The strain grows pretty easy. She can definitely eat a lot nutes but be careful into flowering her ph tends to swing very slightly but if not caught early can be a bit detrimental later. Grew a 5 ft plant in a 3.5 gallon res and she flourished. Good and fun photo period plant.