I've been defoliating slowly trying to keep them small due to a house inspection coming up. Once that's out the way I'll put them in bigger pots then switch to flower. They all outgrew the mutated start and are looking good.

D3: refill with fresh flowering mix Out&In: 6.7ph 1.6ec First visible trichoms D4: she’s back at 124cm with main stem only 10cm from lamp. I think without HST she’d be 150cm now D5: magnesium deficiency-adding magnesium sulphate D7: seems like stopped stretching, focus on buds

Keeping moisture around bluemat 90-120. Little bit defloration and LST. She is making the transition to

they are taking shape in their flowering but one of them requires urgent nutrients ... tomorrow comprare.biobizz ... although I am finding that I only use organic material ... she needs it .. I hope that my work trips do not affect my babies.... the other pack its height is 160 cm

Week 3 = The Clown Show. I definitely transplanted too early into 14l pots. I also should have only started two seeds because this tiny tent is crowded now. I kinda freaked out when I saw what looked like nutrient deficiencies (calcium, potassium, I don't know) AND nutrient burn? I was so damn confused. I also realized not ph'ing was a dumb idea and quickly went out and bought a ph meter. I assumed since the tap water here is drinkable and not chlorinated, it's fine. But turns out it all comes from underground aquifers that are made of bedrock and every mineral that increases ph. I'm using lemon juice as my ph-down now and have figured that out pretty well. 1ml of it gets the water down to 6.0-6.3. Anyway, I spent the weekend in YouTube University trying to figure out what mistakes I made. More experienced growers, please feel free to comment with tips. Just don't be an asshole.

floweeer start day 104 change fertilizer from nettle to chicken manure, from my free run chicken yard

Weathers been great, cool nights, but not much rain. Lab Serum has been amazing, zero sign of PM. Did a quick addition of BT as well, did see some caterpillars, nothing major though. Probably still a week or 2 of neem before i'll stop entirely and rely only on lab serum. Her leaves look so shiny and healthy with that lab serum. Shes loosing virtually no leaves, well fed, super impressed with how well this Hugel has kept her happy! Shes full into flower now, but will still be another 5-6 weeks. She's absolutely massive now, i need my ladder daily for inspections, must be nearly 9 feet.

Day 42

Se han estresado un poco por retrasarme en el trasplante q con el calor q ha hecho no queria estresarlas aun mas. Trasplante hecho recuperación en marcha.

She is growing nice, good leaf structure. Will LST next week.

Einen wunderschönen guten Tag, liebe Grow-Community, und herzlich willkommen zur Woche 7 – Season Vol. 2 meines kleinen Outdoor-Projekts 2026. Angefangen haben wir mit dem Etablieren einer Mulchschicht. Auf deren Vorzüge bin ich in meinem letzten Report genauer eingegangen (Woche 9). Kurz heruntergebrochen: Sie schützt vor Verdunstung, fördert das Bodenleben in den oberen Erdschichten und schafft durch ihren Schattenwurf ein deutlich angenehmeres Mikroklima. Das spielt letztendlich auch der Schädlingsabwehr in die Karten. Der Mulch besteht aus Bio-Kleintierheu (Bio, weil pestizidfrei!). Das Heu bildet ein gutes Verhältnis aus braunem (pilzförderndem) und grünem (bakterienförderndem) Material. Um die Aktivität der Mikroorganismen zusätzlich zu boosten, habe ich den Mulch noch einmal mit einem AACT (Actively Aerated Compost Tea) angesetzt. Auch hier verweise ich auf meinen letzten Report (Woche 5) . Neu ist allerdings, dass ich dieses Mal auf Melasse als Mikrobenfutter verzichtet und mich stattdessen für Rote-Bete-Saft entschieden habe. Dieser dient nicht nur als Nahrung für die Mikroorganismen, sondern versorgt den Tee zusätzlich mit Spurenelementen. Leider musste ich noch einmal neues LAB ansetzen, da ich der Jauche doch nicht ganz über den Weg traue. Sie hat in den letzten Tagen einen doch sehr starken Ammoniakgeruch angenommen, was kein gutes Zeichen ist. So kann ich euch aber noch einmal zeigen, wie ich das Ganze from scratch ansetze. Also: Reis gewaschen und das Wasser anschließend für drei Tage an einem dunklen Ort stehen gelassen. Sobald es leicht süßlich riecht, wird es im Verhältnis 1:10 mit Milch vermischt und erneut stehen gelassen, bis sich der Käsebruch von der Molke trennt. Auf die Weiterverarbeitung gehe ich dann im nächsten Report ein. Aber nun zu den Damen. Ich habe mir erlaubt, hier und da ein oder zwei Blätter zu entfernen, um den Seitentrieben etwas mehr Raum zu geben. Und es scheint die richtige Entscheidung gewesen zu sein. Der Pink-Guava-Nachzügler hat sich nun auch endlich zu den anderen gesellt – zwar in einem 75-Liter-Topf, da mein Growshop des Vertrauens leider keine 55-Liter-Töpfe mehr hatte. Die Pflanzen machen einen super vitalen Eindruck und ich bin mehr als hyped, in welche Richtung sie sich entwickeln werden. Die Ocean Storm weist eine kleine Panaschierung auf – oder eine perikline Chimäre für euch Pflanzen-Nerds da draußen. Mal schauen, wie sie sich im Speziellen weiterentwickelt. Soooo, wieder genug Text für drei Harry-Potter-Bücher. Das soll's für diese Woche gewesen sein. Nächstes Wochenende wird getoppt und eventuell der ein oder andere Steckling geschnitten. Bleibt also gespannt! Euch noch eine schöne Restwoche! Peace

To'is waz good, surprizingly.

Eccoci qui... Ormai manca davvero poco ci siamo quasi.... Ora niente più fertilizzanti solo acqua ed attendiamo la maturazione.. Seguiranno aggiornamenti, grazie a tutti per il supporto🔥🌲❤️

7/4 - When I came into the tent this morning all the Jacks were praying! Even my little Struggling Jack (who is looking great). I have to believe it was the worms. I did nothing else. I watered all with Trinity and RO Water. JH2 has nearly completely recovered from her deficiencies. Her leaves look great. Very little sign of any of the previous damage. 7/6 - I'm amazed at how well JH2 is doing! I had to take a little video to show how well she has recovered. She has nearly no visible damage left to her leaves. She is very green and looks happy. The other two have completely recovered, but they were no where near as bad as JH2 was. I watered them today with just RO water, CalMag, and Extreme Serene as they will get fed tomorrow. I also did a foliar spray of the Extreme Serene on all. 7/9 - Watered with RO water and Molasses today. The Jack Herers look super healthy and happy, even the one that was struggling. I left one of the Jack o'natural. I didn't top her or do any real LST because she had some deficiencies at the time and I didn't want to stunt her even further. Now that she's healthy, it's too late. I'm flipping them to flower next week and that's just not enough time for her to recover. So, I thought I would leave her as is and see how she turns out in her natural, Xmas tree shape!

2/5 Week 6 May be last week of veg kind of depends on factors outside the grow. Lets hope Keeping the Si included and leaving nuets as is. Continuing to defoliate as needed to keep things civil in the small tent, Moya is crowded. Canopy is at 30" plants about 20" 2/6 Better plan! Found a table at Goodwill that will fit in the flower tent and allow two plants to be moved there tomorrow. So tomorrow is the day, two plants will remain in Moya, prob Jool and Zhaan 2/7 Aeryn is in flower tent flipped to 12-12 Jool and Zhaan in small tent, Moya, also flipped to 12-12 Here we go Feed set as above, keeping levels low at this point 2/8 Second day May reduce feed a bit, white tips One time feed of Kangaroots 10ml/gal Keeping things defoliated so the middle gets lots of light 2/8 Last attempt to try and get rid of those white tips. Further reduced feed but added just a touch of cal-mag to make up for it. If this doesnt work I am just feeding them and ignoring the tips. Flowering is starting to show, more on Aeryn being under the HPS than Jool and Zhaan under the LEDs. Continuing to defoliate as needed to keep bud sites in light. 2/10 Bringing down the nuets to under 500ppm did the trick on the white tips but can not leave things there so back to some sane level and I am just going to ignore it. Stretch is starting for real 😳 2/11 Since the tip burning is an issue with N, I am going to move the girls to all bloom tomorrow with today as a transition. Strain is absolutely sensitive to Nitrogen.

Two Phenos completely different. In The back like sativa structure In The front more like indica structure

Total was 10 and 1/2 weeks. Final week was good and filled out a little more. it looked to get a little more sticky. Trichomes started turning Amber last week that's just how I wanted it. Smells is toxic and sweet if that's even possible. All in all, a great little plant, I would like to see it go free in a larger space, I bet the yields would be amazing!!

Well the last week the plant has started to show some amber trenchomes and as of today I'm seeing roughly 25% amber on the lower section of the plant. So today I start flushing. I know a lot of people say you don't have to flush but I disagree when it comes to hydro systems. Soil I get it trying to flush out all the nutrients is technically "impossible", I still do. But with hydro your plant has been directly absorbing the nutrients from the water with zero buffers like soil or coco and I find you can really taste it when you smoke it if you don't do a proper flush. I use the grotek final flush blueberry myself. The 500ml bottle I picked up a year ago when I did my blueberry has lasted a long time lol. My aerogarden grow box is going to be down for 2 weeks when this is done this grow. Got to make a few minor tweaks and then it'll be back up. Happy growing everyone

Smooth week, amazing weather, humid mornings but 23c every day no rain, lots of sun. Snipped 1 tiny bud with botrytis, but so far it's been incredibly resilient. Hoping to stretch at least another 2-3 weeks weather permitting. Only did Kelp / Diablo Monster Maxx this week and drip irrigation, weekly spray of BT and we're nearly there. Plan on washing, hang drying maybe an LB, rest straight to freezer for hash run. Caught a moth laying eggs in the act, day after BT spray, but was really cool to see regardless! Maybe up BT every 5 days.