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🗓️ Semana 2 de Floración (Día 9 a 12/12) — Estirón de Verano y Nutrición de Precisión (Multivariedad) ¡Buenas a todos, comunidad! Actualizo el diario tras 9 días desde el cambio de fotoperiodo al 12/12. El jardín está en un momento espectacular y las tres genéticas que tengo en el armario —Gary Payton, Mimosa y Queen of Soul— están respondiendo de lujo al inicio de la fase de floración. ✂️ Evolución de la Poda, Canopy y Diferentes Estructuras La defoliación y el lollipop que les hice justo al pasar a 12/12 han sido un éxito rotundo en las tres variedades. Ninguna ha mostrado signos de estrés; al contrario, han canalizado toda la fuerza hacia las puntas principales: Gary Payton: Mantiene una estructura súper robusta y compacta, con ramas laterales fuertes y hojas de un verde oscuro precioso. Mimosa: Muestra un vigor excelente en este inicio de estiramiento, preparándose para formar esas puntas tan características de la variedad. Queen of Soul: Como buena heredera de su linaje, es la que muestra un estirón más estilizado y elegante. He tenido que jugar un poco con las alturas para mantener la canopia homogénea bajo el panel LED. Toda la canopia está súper bien nivelada y las hojas lucen increíblemente firmes, apuntando hacia arriba ("rezando") y mostrando una turgencia impecable. 🌡️ Parámetros Ambientales (Cultivo de Julio ☀️) Cultivar en pleno julio siempre es un reto, pero los parámetros se mantienen bastante controlados gracias a la eficiencia del LED: Temperatura: 28 °C (bastante estable para la época de verano en la que estamos). Humedad Relativa (HR): 40%. Estrategia VPD: Al estar en un ambiente seco y cálido típico de esta época, controlo muy de cerca la transpiración. Para evitar que las plantas absorban demasiadas sales por la alta evaporación foliar, estoy manteniendo riegos muy equilibrados e intercalando agua sola con pH regulado. Plan de Alimentación (Fase de Transición) He comenzado esta semana con la primera toma de nutrientes específicos para esta fase: 1. Aptus Regulator (0.15 ml/L): Mi salvavidas para combatir el estrés térmico de los 28 °C y aportar ese silicio clave que dará rigidez a las ramas (vital para la Queen of Soul y la Mimosa en sus fases de estiramiento). (¡Siempre mezclado el primero en el tanque!). 2. BAC Organic Bloom (1 ml/L): Entrando con una dosis suave y orgánica para alimentar el sustrato sin saturarlo. 3. Bud Candy (2 ml/L): Empezamos a aportar carbohidratos y azúcares sencillos para dar energía a la planta y alimentar la microvida. Nota: El Bloombastic se queda guardado en el armario hasta la semana 4 o 5, cuando los cogollos estén formados y listos para engordar. La salud general es de 10/10. Las preflores están a punto de estallar en las puntas de todas las genéticas y el flujo de aire en la zona baja es perfecto. ¡Esto promete! ¡Dejad vuestras opiniones, consejos sobre estas variedades y buenas vibraciones en los comentarios! 🌿👇
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Start of week 4 8/23/25
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@Mohro49
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Hello Guys and Happy Easter🐰, Week 4 of flowering is over. One plant got a polyploid mutation i got the same mutation on an earlier grow so i know this will look interessting at the end. I did my first cuttings on the Slurricanes 8/10 are rooted so im quite happy with the outcome but unfortunately the cutting from the frostiest pheno at the moment didnt make it. I did a little bit to much on the more PK nutrients so they got a little bit buned tips but in overall im very happy some of the plants already smell so fruity and sweet cant wait how this Tent will smell at the End 😋
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Girls are in full bloom and staring to ripen .next week ill start just water flushing before harvsting after week 8 is over they are rock solid nugs makes it a long 2 weeks left lol
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This week the buds bulked up, more resin and seem to finally be showing some color with the Cooling of the temps naturally. The plant on the right had gotten some light burn so that’s why some of the leaves are lookin burnt. Plant on the left might be the one of the most beautiful I’ve witnessed flowering yet. Can’t wait to see what the next couple of weeks bring!!!
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Week 2 for our ztrawberriez from the fastbuds family All looks good and the buds are forming real quick, we continue for now with master root and master bloom, next week we start to add some more addictives Some plants had a little to much nutrients but we corrected the dosis and continue with a little less bloom nutrients! For the rest all good!!
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I've given her 3 doses of dragon force and will just use filtered water for the next two waterings I am hoping to chop her this week , I need her down to make way for my purple queen. I am sure she is ready to chop now but she is still dark green so I will be patient
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Just got my new lamp, happy to show the love my plants been getting :)
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Amazing it came to flowering stages after the rough vegetation
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Today put in new light for replace the niello 300w with a mars hydro ts1000 2022 version
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The end is in sight, likely in 2 weeks, they are producing compact and sticky buds, looks like it is going to be easy to trim, so little leaves in those buds! They smell fruity, earthy, fuel and a very strong kush base with lemon on one of my pheno, the second one is a little smaller and she smells more like carame&peaches in a kush sauce lol absolute beauties!
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What’s up my fellow growers. Hope all is well with you all. So we have reached day 35 the start of week 2 of flower. These ladies have really filled out the tent. Extremely happy with them. Although over the last 24 hours they arnt looking as good as they did. I think it’s just the stretching. I have moved the light up a little to se of that improves things. Anyway have a great week and I’ll catch you all soon. ✌️
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These XtraKush are also finally starting to grow. It took them a while but they doubled in a week. Still a little bit pale compared to the other two strains. With a new top layer of first worm castings and then neutral organic cocopeat to combat the gnat problem and we seem to have fixed most problems. Temps are going down at night, I'm trying to fix this by keeping it warmer in the attic where the grow is. In the coming week, I'm going to train/manifold them, they are getting a bit big. Check out the great discounts on mars-hydro.com Contact @MarsHydroLED for special offers!
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Hello, readers! Slow-looking grow, Mirra feels fine. I removed some lower-smallest buds at the beginning of the week. Smell become super strong now. Feeding that's not from TA is in gr/l
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Just wanna smoke! Smells amazing, now is getting real started, buds are juice and shines like a star 😍 I think my buds is a little thigth and close to each other, I tried to use some rubber band but ended up trimming some leaf. I'm not sure about fan leaf and they you need, but if they are covering building buds I take them. Have some more weeks before havrest, when I have 2 weeks left I'm going to use terra aquatica Final Part 🙏 Happy grow bro
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I made a few adjustments this week. I simply increased the girls' diet a bit with mineral supplements in addition to the organic soil nutrients. I increased the PK and added some NitCal and a little Mg to nourish the soil until the end of the flowering stage. I added some Bokashi to the surface of the soil along with Biostimulant for Flora, rich in amino acids, sugars, molasses, and more. I added a little BTi to ensure there were no gnat eggs left and Trichoderma to prevent any other unwanted soil fungus. They received two nutritious waterings during the week, possibly the last or second-to-last one. We'll see how they react throughout this journey. Despite everything, I'm still very happy with how everything is going.