She’s coming along nicely this girl, only wish that I kept her branches tied Down as she’s grown into a bush 🌳 need more light penetrating her! Happy growing 👊

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🏆The First Grow Cup Diary🏆 _____📅 Week 4 | 📅 Day 22 - 28 | 01.02 - 07.02 Feb. ______ 02.02.25 | Day 23 🌞💧 🔸 So Runtz #1 is now exactly 23 days old...Runtz#2 and #3 20 Days... 🔸 They are developing very well, luckily I have a DWC Grow running in parallel and I can compare a bit. 🔸 each Plant 250 ml 🔸 next few day i will repot in bigger pots 04.02.25 | Day 25 🌞💧 🔸 I have repotted all 3 sweeties in 15 liter pots 🔸1 liter each plant 05.02.25 | Day 26 🌞✂️ 🔸cut the crown from Runtz#1 and Runtz#2....off with your head, Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland would say 😂 🔸Runtz#1 a bit LST 07.02.25 | Day 28 🌞✂️ 🔸cut the crown from Runtz#3 🔸Runtz#3 a bit LST 🔸Look at the difference between hydro and soil ___________________________________________________________________ 🌡️🔆= 23-24° 🌡️🌜= 18-19° 💨 Hum. = 65% 🔦 PPFD = 400 umol 18/6 🔦⌚DLI = ~26 ___________________________________________________________________ Equipment: Veggie 💡1 x 150 Watt Vipaspectra ⛺120 x 60 x 180 Tent (4 x 2 x 6) 🍯 1 liter pots

The ladies are still doing great and stacking very nicely! The trichomes on both pheno’s are insane, super dense buds too. The leaves do look very very dark green with slight tip burns, so I dosed down the nutrients slightly from 1100+ to 950 ppm. The grow light makes the leaves look more light green than they actually are (check the night shots). Both plant smell super super sweet, not really blueberry (yet) though.

Even though they were all born on the same day starting with 10 seeds (6/23/21), 4 out of the 9 (because 1 hermed) matured and finished much quicker than the others. I would say a couple of them have at least another 2 weeks to go. Slowly but surely. My fiancé and myself wet trimmed most. Never trimmed before. Shitload of larf unfortunately. I doubt I have any nugs that weigh heavier than 3.5. Should’ve done a few things differently but do it goes. I made sure to maintain “low and slow” as best I possibly could. 9 plants all at the same age was a ton of work! Used my original tent to dry in. Conditions were about 70 Fahrenheit, and 55%RH. Bought one of them tiered mesh drying racks, and hung it in my 2x2. Few fans at the bottom, and my intake fan at the top of it, exhausting into my 4x8. I’d reckon I got about 3 ounces out of the 4 I took down earlier this week. Amazing feeling smoking your own weed that YOU grew. Seeing it in your jars. It was definitely all worth it. I almost bought another 2 ounces off my weed supplier. Then I realized I didn’t need him anymore. Saved me three hundred bucks right there. Idk If im just unlucky or what, but only a couple of mine had a slight purplish tint. Sorta disappointing. It smokes great tho, even still being in the beginning portion of its cure. I fucked up in multiple aspects, chalk those up to learning. Definitely going to defoliate around day 30, and also make sure my lights aren’t too close like they were here. My greatest mistake was the PH, it was improper for about 3 weeks. Took that long for it to get sorted out. Thus more than 1/4 of the plants life was spent in not perfect conditions. I was putting in water at 10.7, and getting 6 out as runoff…. With that being said, I’ve now got 4 plants to completion under my belt, soon to be 9 so I’m moving away from soil and closer to hydro. Bought an automatic drip feeding system I plan to use for coco. I’m done with fox farms ocean forest. It may be alright, but I’m spending way too much time watering/feeding. Thank you to everyone who commented, I appreciate it. Gonna keep doing what I’m doing and try to do it better than this time. Shooting for fatter nugs no doubt.

Week 3/6 veg: 1/1/25 Just watering and twisting/bending branches every couple of days. Not putting a lot of effort into training in hopes of creating taller plants within my 6 week veg timeframe. They are loving the slow release nutrients and the extra space for roots Veg tea in a few weeks Light at 40% but will be increased next week

Que pasa familia, vamos con la novena semana de floración de estas Mental Rainbow F1 de Sweetseeds. Vamos al lío, las plantas se trasplantaron a macetas de 7 litros. El ph se controla en 6.5, la temperatura la tenemos entre 24/21 grados y la humedad ronda el 50%. El ciclo de crecimiento puse 12h de luz, el foco está al 50% de potencia. Tengo visitantes, trips que combatiremos con control biológico. Me gustaría estar más encima este cultivo pero la salud me está impidiendo un poco este 100% con el proyecto. - os dejo por aquí un CÓDIGO: Eldruida Descuento para la tienda de MARS HYDRO. https://www.mars-hydro.com Hasta aquí todo, Buenos humos 💨💨💨

been a little slack on the old diaries but I’m here with the update some big improvements this week bud sites appearing, she’s stretched impressively to all in all I’m with the way my girls our growing 😁 happy growing guys 👊

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Day 73, 25th of November 2020: Hi! Well they are getting nice maturing buds getting bigger and all good. I love the red colour of the Red Hot Cookies. Unfortunately, Tropicanna Poison and Red Mandarnine does not show any signs of purple or red colour. Kalini Asia neither albeit, the bonsai version gets purple. Gelato is little beauty. So yes, basically not much to say. Fertilization is still the same every second day with the ratio and mixture above stated. The lamp is on 11.15 min and off 12.45 min. Last week was 15 min longer light cycle.... So every week 15 min shorter light cycle until the 5th week. So far -45 min. It switches on at 6 am and off at 17.15 pm.

Fantastic week!! Tucking under the screen everyday!

6/20 Just water every other day No issues

En general, ha sido una buena cosecha para terminar este 2021, una experiencia que le recomendaría a cualquier cultivador, en una planta asombrosa. Ahí podéis ver algunas de las copas mas grandes del cultivo.

This strain smells so sweet and mint like, I love it. It’s my first time so I have no parameters for comparison, but I sure learned a lot.

Well everything will be done come Sunday I did stick another runtz in 48 hours darkness she was begging to go stink my seeet smelling girl she was the others Friday I’ll switch the whole tent off for48 hours and that’s that will be starting another grow up after I clean everything up stay tuned for harvest photos and weights happy growing

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Letzte Woche der Blüte. Mit wasser gespält und die letzte woche kein dpnger mehr benutzt.

Week 2: Light Struggles, First Adjustments & the Patience Test Update: 14.03.25 Good morning, grow fam! Week 2 of my photoperiod journey is running – a mix of challenges and small wins. Here’s a look at the early days of my Blueberry and Durban Poison seedlings. Current Observations: Light Deficiency & Stretching Stems The first days post-germination were intense: The seedlings developed extremely long, thin stems (check the photos!), a clear sign of insufficient light. Since I’m intentionally avoiding extra lighting to save resources, I had to improvise: - Tray Rotation: I rotate the seedling tray multiple times a day to ensure even exposure to the weak March sunlight. - DIY Support: For the most stretched seedlings, a bent wire acts as a crutch to prevent them from collapsing. Interestingly, the tomato and cucumber plants in the same tray show no issues – their stems stay compact. Seems like veggies are better adapted to low-light conditions than cannabis! Nutrients & Alfa Boost: An Experiment Even though my Biobizz Lightmix should provide enough nutrients for the first weeks, I tested a sample of Alfa Boost (freebie from the grow shop) during watering. The product claims to boost roots and stress resistance – perfect for my light-stressed babies. So far, no negative reactions, but no explosive growth either. Slow Growth – No Cause for Concern The plants are growing just millimeters per day, but that’s okay. My focus is on building sturdy, resilient plants, not speed. Once days get longer and sunnier, growth should pick up. They’ll stay indoors until mid-May anyway – plenty of time to bulk up. Next Steps & Tweaks - Transplanting in 1–2 Weeks: Once the first true leaf pairs emerge, they’ll move to small pots with my Biobizz All-Mix blend. - First Topping Soon: Once the plants hit 4–5 nodes, I’ll top them to encourage bushier growth. Week 2 Takeaway: Patience is key! Even in suboptimal conditions, I trust Dutch Passion’s resilient genetics. Fingers crossed for greener progress next week. My goal is to stabilize the grow under the given conditions. Until then: Stay curious, enjoy the journey – stay blazing 😉 Smoking_Joe_Frazier

Pretty Much Done

Week 1 of Flower is officially complete, and with that, the stretch is on! The canopy is definitely filling out, and the Jelly Donutz (which was a couple of weeks behind the others) looks like it might end up getting crowded out. I adjusted the oscillating fans to make sure there was no wind blowing over top of the Jelly Donutz,  sometimes that can discourage them from stretching up into the wind, and I need the Jelly Donutz to stretch as much as possible. That being said, the two Hella Jelly’s and one Vanilla Frosting are thriving right now. Many bud sites are starting to appear and point up vertically now. The Hella Jelly and Vanilla Frosting clones have just now started to show roots in the Clone King. That means, this week, I will need to transplant them into small pots so I can maintain them as mothers, in case one of them turns out to be a keeper after harvest! Also, this week in the veg tent, I popped three Frosted Cherry-O’s autoflower seeds from Speedrun Genetics. Two will be growing in an Earthbox, and the other will grow in a 7-gallon fabric pot of living soil that I will feed via topdressing. I’m really excited to see how these autos grow in the Earthbox. The Earth Box is a sub-irrigated planter, which has a separate water reservoir below the soil that the plant can drink from directly (once its roots make it through the bottom grate). The corners of the Earthbox pack the soil tightly, and those corners wick the water up as the plant drinks. This, combined with the ability to really mound top-dressings under the plastic cover, (which keeps the top of the soil moist) is supposed to make the Earthbox a powerhouse for autoflowers. The feeder roots have access to all the nutrients they could need, and the bottom roots can tap into a sort of “underground spring,” where they can drink fresh water whenever they want. This will be my first time using an Earthbox with an autoflower, and I’m excited to see how it turns out. Keep an eye out for that diary to start later this week. The 4x4 is off to the races now, with week 1 of flower DONE! Happy Growing, everybody 😀