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📋 Die Golosa steht jetzt stabil in der dritten Blütewoche, insgesamt sind wir in Woche 6. Die Pflanze hat sich nach den Eingriffen gut gefangen und zeigt ein sattes, gesundes Grün. Die Struktur ist durch das Lollipopping und die Defoliation deutlich offener geworden, was für eine gute Belüftung der unteren Bereiche sorgt. Die Blütenansätze entwickeln sich gleichmäßig an den freigestellten Triebspitzen. 📏 Über die Woche gemessen steht die Pflanze bei 44 cm Höhe. Die Lichtperiode läuft konstant auf 12 Stunden am Tag. Die Umgebungswerte haben sich bei einer Durchschnittstemperatur von 28.08 °C und einer Luftfeuchtigkeit von 67 % eingependelt. Der VPD liegt stabil bei 1.26 kPa, bei einer durchschnittlichen CO2-Konzentration von 1177 ppm. 💧 In dieser Woche wurde zweimal gedüngt. Die Gießmenge lag insgesamt bei 5.5 L, im Schnitt also 2.75 L pro Vorgang. Dabei habe ich den pH-Wert auf durchschnittlich 6.35 eingestellt und den EC-Wert bei 1.45 mS/cm gehalten. Das Schema setzt sich aus Athena Blended Line Balance mit 2.25 ml/L, Athena Pro Bloom mit 4.5 ml/L und Athena Pro Core mit 2.7 ml/L zusammen. Zusätzlich gab es zwei Sondergaben von Athena Blended Line CaMg mit 0.5 ml/L. Die Wassertemperatur lag im Schnitt bei 21.4 °C. ✂️ Nach dem Lollipopping und der Defoliation sieht die Pflanze jetzt sehr aufgeräumt aus. Die Energie fließt nun gezielt in die oberen Blütenstände, was man an der Vitalität der Spitzen bereits gut erkennen kann. 📸 Die aktuelle Entwicklung sieht vielversprechend aus. Die Blattfarbe deutet auf eine gute Nährstoffversorgung hin, keine Anzeichen von Stress oder Mangel. In den nächsten Tagen werde ich das Höhenwachstum genau im Auge behalten, da sie jetzt den Stretch-Bereich der Blüte langsam hinter sich lässt und voll in die Blütenproduktion einsteigt.
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Temps, wind, clouds, rain, heat, cold—- all within this week! Crazy, but she is dealing and starting to flower! Gave her first feeding and last ipm treatment (mammoth control). ✌️🏻💚🌿💨
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This week I Supercrop all the plants and spred them out over both lights. One more week of Veg and they are ready to explode Check me out on Instagram @growmorestressless
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Chugging on through flowering. 10cm vertical growth this week. Stretch slowing down now.
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Potted then up to 4ltr pots ready for flowering ✌️ switched to 12/12 on day 35
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Veg day 36.- Happy girls seeing the sun for the first time. Additional soil mix is same as before. BX promix and perlite 2:1. Additional volcanic ash and worm castings. First watering was generic AB 1/4 strength, Rhizotomic and Mammoth P microbes. PH adjusted to 6.3 300ppm. Veg day 42 - after a week of wind and weather for the first time both seem to be acclimatizing well enough. A squirrel seems to like digging. Any suggestions for critter deterent?
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Everything was fine until the bottom leaves started to yellow and fell off. I checked the res and it didn't drink as much as it used to. Then i flushed the res and added plain ph-ed water and left it for 24 hours. Then i flushed again, added new water with 1/2 strength nutes but ph rised up from 5.7 to 6.3 after 24 hours. Corrected the ph by adding ph down directly into the res and added great white directly as well. After those two application, the leaves started to droop and i immediately changed the res with new water with 1/2 strength nutes. Now my plant looks like this. How can i fix this?
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the bud formation is ridiculous. they are getting so damn frosty and smell amazing. the buds are already bigger than last year when i was still experimenting a lot. i'm really checking the plants daily for budrot and other pests or problems but still not a thing. let's keep it like this. some branches are beginning to hang a little bit so i'm going to support them a bit more. i have the feeling that the plants really enjoy the molasses additive to the soil since i have not been seeing that much yellow leaves turn up lately.
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Sooo the testers are all looking lovely and healthy sad thing is I cant get them that saturated with nutes but other then that they are doing good. The switch to bloom was easy because of Advanced Bud Blood!
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Buds have shown decent growth and are stacking nicely. I believe they have a calcium magnesium deficiency from the rust spots and purple hues on fan leaf stems. I am a frugal grower and have been researching ways on making my own cal mag but not sure how much of an effect it will have with just a few weeks to go. I'm also thinking the lighter colored leaves could be from light stress because it shows where the light is most concentrated, at the center. I've had the light at about 18" above the lower part of the canopy. But have since raised it a few inches.
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Well some information needs to be updated! But in the mean time I’ll leave this here to indicate false heights, temps and nutes are entered, basically copied from last upload. Anyways my dumbass didn’t have all my branches supported properly. So probably back on the night of 140 we had a violent wind storm. I got back on day 142 to make repairs and wash off the plants.
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Well I've done a final tie down going to give them 5 days to a week and then flip them into flower, they react to training so well and are so flexible, think these are going to be one of the best looking ones the training on the bigger plant looks ace, roll on next week, flower time
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may 19: day 22 flower half strength nute scedule from GHE without additives
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Placed 2 of 3 Seedlings into the hydro set-up The third seed will be used for an outdoor soil grow. Will change the water in 1 week to vega and cannazym with rhizotonic. Planning to switch to aqua bloom on day 15. Currently the lights are set back to 75% to save electricity. Once flowering starts I’ll put in on 100%