Hallo zusammen 🤙. Habe sie heute geerntet. Wir hören uns in 3 Wochen mit dem Erntebericht.

Día 22 de vegetación, se realiza poda FIMing a las 4 plantas, que ya tienen 6 nudos, se ven fuertes y de un color verde muy sano, se riega un día con 250 ml. y al otro con 100 ml. se va variando entre agua con calmag, microvida o fertilizantes para mantener baja la EC. No estoy corrigiendo el PH como parte del experimento. Día 25 de vegetación, las plantas se han recuperado bien de la poda FIMing, se riegan a diario y cada riego con fertilizantes diferentes o solo calmag, para mantener una EC bajo los 800. Se siguen doblando las ramas y podando los brotes inferiores.

1 day of week 4 in flower She is huge and looking really good.. Cant wait to smoke this wunder.. and se hear beautifol buds coming out. The Frost is coming out As you can se hope yall enjoy have a good one 😎

Decided ima leave her in vegataive stage till she recovers some more from the lst/hst been using cannacure to help with the mystery pests and deformed leaves have been seeing her start to regenerate and new growth is visible thinking week 7 or 8 till I switch her to 12/12 light schedule to flower bit streaching side branches and smaller side branches off the side branches are forming

This plant is looking absolutely stunning, she's happy, she's strong and she's ready to give her best this 2021 outdoor season, this is gonna be a beautiful year, let's see how this lady express herself, she's very close from being Transplanted, let's do it guys! 💛💚💓

After exfoliation, leaf spot has virtually disappeared and main cola has really put on weight. Flowers are also growing much more densely than with my dwc grow but the blueberry pine diesel smell isn't there this time around. I have also been fertilizing quite high this week, double strength because soil gets completely dry in under 24hrs and I'm not seeing any lockout or toxic signs. 9/15 Started flushing despite last dwc with Jack grow went 12 weeks. Bud was potent but lacked odor.

🌿 Woche 13 – Outdoor Update ☀️💜❄️ Was für eine Entwicklung! Woche 13 zeigt inzwischen sehr deutlich, wohin die Reise geht. Nach dem starken Wachstum der vergangenen Wochen liegt der Fokus nun immer mehr auf der Blütenentwicklung und Harzproduktion. Die Pflanzen haben eine schöne offene Struktur entwickelt und nutzen das natürliche Sonnenlicht hervorragend. Besonders der hohe Haupttrieb streckt sich weiterhin deutlich nach oben und trägt über seine gesamte Länge zahlreiche Blütenansätze. Im unteren und mittleren Bereich ist die Struktur wesentlich kompakter – dort sitzen inzwischen viele einzelne Budsites, die zunehmend an Volumen gewinnen. 💜 Die Farben kommen! Mein persönliches Highlight dieser Woche sind definitiv die unterschiedlichen Blütenfarben. Einige Buds bleiben kräftig grün und werden zunehmend von einer richtig schönen Schicht aus Trichomen überzogen, während andere bereits deutlich violette bis dunkel-purpurfarbene Töne entwickeln. Gerade in der direkten Sonne sieht das genial aus: tiefes Purple zwischen sattgrünen Sugar Leaves und darüber dieser feine, fast weiß wirkende Harzbesatz. ❄️💜 Auch die Pistillen beginnen sich bei einigen Blüten bereits stärker zu verfärben. Gleichzeitig sind noch genügend frische Blütenbereiche vorhanden – die Pflanzen sind also eindeutig noch mitten in ihrer Entwicklung. ❄️ Frost-Level steigt Auf den Makroaufnahmen lässt sich mittlerweile sehr schön erkennen, wie stark die Harzproduktion geworden ist. Nicht nur die Blüten selbst, sondern auch die umliegenden kleinen Blätter sind mit Trichomen übersät. Die Buds wirken außerdem zunehmend kompakter. Besonders einige der kleineren violetten Blütenstände entwickeln eine interessante, gedrungene Struktur, während andere deutlich heller und etwas voluminöser wachsen. Genau diese Unterschiede machen das Projekt inzwischen richtig spannend. ☀️ Outdoor bedeutet echte Natur Woche 13 zeigt aber auch wunderbar, was ich an einem Outdoor-Grow mag: Hier läuft nicht alles unter perfekten Laborbedingungen. Sonne, Temperatur, Wind und Wetter bestimmen den Rhythmus. Einige ältere Fächerblätter beginnen mittlerweile sichtbar heller zu werden. Gleichzeitig arbeitet der überwiegende Teil der Pflanze weiter kräftig und die Blütenentwicklung schreitet sichtbar voran. Nach all den Wochen des Trainings und Aufbaus beginnt jetzt langsam die Phase, in der sich die ganze Arbeit auszahlt. 🌿 📸 Fazit Woche 13 Diese Woche ist für mich vor allem eine Woche der Farben und des Frosts. 💜 erste kräftige Purple-Töne ❄️ deutlich zunehmende Trichomproduktion 🌸 Buds gewinnen sichtbar an Struktur und Volumen ☀️ starke natürliche Sonnenentwicklung 🌿 zahlreiche aktive Blütenstände über die gesamte Pflanze verteilt Noch ist das Ziel nicht erreicht – und genau das macht es gerade so spannend. Wenn die Buds in den kommenden Wochen weiter so zulegen, dürfte aus den aktuell noch einzelnen Blütenständen noch einiges werden. Woche 13 beendet – und jetzt beginnt langsam der richtig fotogene Teil dieses Outdoor-Abenteuers. 😁💜🌿 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🌿 Week 13 – Outdoor Update ☀️💜❄️ What a development! Week 13 really shows where this journey is heading. After the strong growth of the previous weeks, the focus is now shifting more and more toward flower development and resin production. The plants have developed a beautifully open structure, allowing them to make excellent use of the natural sunlight. The tall main branch continues to reach upward and carries numerous flowering sites along its entire length. The middle and lower sections are much more compact, with lots of individual bud sites that are now visibly gaining volume. 💜 The Colors Are Coming! One of my absolute highlights this week is the difference in coloration between the flowers. Some buds remain vibrant green and are becoming increasingly covered in a beautiful layer of sparkling trichomes, while others are already developing impressive purple and deep violet tones. Under direct sunlight, the contrast looks incredible: dark purple flowers surrounded by healthy green sugar leaves and covered with a frosty layer of resin. 💜❄️ Some pistils are also beginning to change color, while other parts of the flowers are still producing fresh growth. This tells me that the plants are clearly still busy developing. ❄️ Frost Level Rising The close-up shots really show how much the resin production has increased. Trichomes are spreading across the flowers and onto the surrounding sugar leaves, giving some buds an almost frosted appearance in the sunlight. The flowers are also becoming noticeably more structured and compact. Some of the smaller purple buds are developing a dense, chunky appearance, while other flowers remain lighter green and are building a slightly larger structure. These differences between the flowers are becoming one of the most interesting parts of this grow. ☀️ This Is Outdoor Growing Week 13 also perfectly represents what I love about growing outdoors. There is no perfectly controlled laboratory environment here. Sunlight, temperatures, wind and weather all influence how the plants develop, and every week brings something slightly different. Some of the older fan leaves are beginning to lighten naturally, while the majority of the plants continue working hard and pushing their flowers forward. After all the weeks of training, shaping and watching these plants develop, we are finally reaching the stage where all that work starts becoming visible in the flowers. 🌿 📸 Week 13 Conclusion For me, this week is all about colors and frost: 💜 Beautiful purple coloration appearing ❄️ Increasing trichome and resin production 🌸 Buds visibly gaining structure and volume ☀️ Strong development under natural sunlight 🌿 Numerous active flowering sites throughout the plants We are definitely not at the finish line yet – and that's exactly what makes this stage so exciting. If these flowers continue developing at the same pace over the coming weeks, there is still plenty of potential for them to gain considerably more size and density. Week 13 complete – and now we're entering the really photogenic part of this outdoor adventure. 😁🌿💜❄️

Keeps going. Etsy seeds coming through. I think soon in the grow a cal mag problem comes up. Chime in when you see it.

The first Glookies and Permanent Marker Auto seed went dormant. I had to germinate another one. Glookies 3 days old Permanent Marker 7 days old 1 l of reverse osmosis watering every 3 days

As you can see this gals lookin fine! Shes stacked and packing on the weight nicely. Out of four plants shes the best in terp profile and triciome production by far. Very dense and packed bud structure is fully filling in. Great strain for colors and hoping for beautiful fades to start happening next few weeks. Gonna be sweet.👌

Hello my friends! All was fine this week, I've just give water this week,I've started my flush this Sunday with 1.5 ml/l of flush clean, Harvest will be untill 2 weeks, Buds are nice and look compact, sweet smeel. Have a good week mate growers!

Starting off week 13. Plants are healthy and smelling lovely. Looks like this may be their last week. They were watered in this morning with 2 liters of clean water. Let’s go!

Nice can’t wait for the rest to bud!

The sun has been away again this week and the heavy humidity has caused some error on the cola of one of the random autoflower plants, I tried to cut out and dispose of the bad bit but it got too the stem so I've cut it off completely. More mould showed up on her so I've cut her down. Hopefully the rest won't be affected!

Diese Woche brachte sehr viel Regen, stehende Luft und hohe Luftfeuchtigkeit. Um die Schimmelgefahr zu minmieren habe ich einen Ventilator in das Folienzelt gehängt. Hoffentlich wirkt er. Wäre schade wenn die Bubatz vom Schimmel betroffen würde. Ansonsten verdicken und verfestigen sich ihre Buds, der Leittrieb wird immer dicker. Der Test der selbstangesetzten Jauchen geht in eine weitere Woche, Demnächst kommt noch Beinwelljauche hinzu. Ein paar Blätter wurden entfernt. Vielen Dank für euren Besuch mit besten Wünschen für eine weitere erfolgreiche Grow-Woche! Aber um es klar zu sagen, bei dem Wetter, das zur Zeit hier herrscht, ist ein erfolgreiches Anbauen der Auto Candy Bubatz XL in den letzten Blütenwochen im Freien ohne Regenschutz nicht möglich. --- This week brought a lot of rain, stagnant air, and high humidity. To minimize the risk of mold, I hung a fan in the foil tent. Hopefully it will work. It would be a shame if the Bubatz were affected by mold. Otherwise, their buds are thickening and hardening, and the main shoot is getting thicker and thicker. The test of the homemade manure will continue for another week, and comfrey manure will be added soon. A few leaves were removed. Thank you for visiting, and best wishes for another successful week of growing! But to be clear, with the weather we are currently experiencing here, it is not possible to successfully grow Auto Candy Bubatz XL outdoors in the last weeks of flowering without rain protection.

Purples came in yesterday, orange few days before that absolutely delighted for whats coming. Was lollipopping and defoliating all week, 6 pockets full of leaves lots of stickyness, hopefully more light to bud sights i want them to explode in size and fall over

At this point I'm checking the plant for signs telling me it's time to harvest. I think I'm getting pretty close at this point. She is putting out a strong smell and has a sativa structure with tall and dense flowers. I fed a really heavy compost extract this week with calmag and Golden Tree. Process/ Environment changes: - turned off one Ts1000 yesterday when I cut down the blackberry auto - humidty set to 45-50 % RH I'm on auto pilot at this point and I'm looking forward towards the dry and cure phase. I have purchased 1 gallon glass jars to cure the flower in. I have also purchased 2 way humidity pack to help keep my cure on the right track. I will go in to detail about my process when the time has come to dry the flower.

Added another late flowering video for your viewing pleasure. The tent is nice an colorful now, with several plants now showing purpling and yellowing. The first one in the front zoomed in on is Gelato auto and is actually looking frostier than Frostbanger auto. The one on the very right is Pink Rozay auto which will probably be the last to harvest based on still having a lot of loose white pistols. I keep checking the trichomes of Frostbanger since it'll probably be next to harvest based on the most mature trichomes. They're probably 80-85% milky/cloudy but I want them to be at least 90-95% before harvesting. Since today is already the end of week 12, I'm not waiting for amber trichomes to chop, and ideally not past weeks 13 or 14 which would increase risk of herming, potency loss, and/or light stress as I've seen from auto grows in the past.