Grow Timeline (75 updates)
temp 81
humidity 70%
18 hr light cycle.
those are the exact same size as my Runtz we should keep in touch compare notes
as far as my temp humidity and stuff I don’t mess with that stuff I just started monitoring my ph
I have two Caramel Gushers outside and our that I’m flushing it’s just about done I’ve got it all spread eagle I’ve used three nets on it it fills up a 5X5 what lights are you using
I’m using California light works solar flare 220 two of them my PPFD is at 595
any idea what your ppfd is at ?
do you monitor everything
I monitor ph, ppm, temp, humidity and I've been dab long with my ppfd. the app on my phone said 692 while all zipped up.but I'm not sure what to do with that number
ya that’s what I use my phone
lowered humidity to 55%
she's looking ok after some slight dropping last night after topping.
Looks super lush! so many healthy green leaves 🍃
Installed scrog net and gave her the 1st feeding. jump start 343 I to the soil and scratched into the the top 3 to 4 inches and big bloom 0-.5-.7 liquid plant food by fox farm mixed into a gal of water. feed the top and bottom with a self wicking system.
do you see any discoloration? if so where?
this is my 1st grow and other than. what I read online or get told here, I'm on my own. I'm attempting to use this netting but its pissing me off. I'm trying to make each branch have its own square, but until they grow a little longer, they are just ruining my symmetrical visions
while doing my last attempt at what I thought super cropping is I noticed I must have split this branch. the branch is doing great and has tons of new growth so I'm not worried, I just want to know if this is a normal thing when super cropping and if I'm doing it right. I pinch the branch and light twist rolling it back and forth applying some pressure. the split doest show up till a day or two later. I did that on Sunday.
It does happen time to time, especially if you're growing nonstop. It will heal back stronger than before. At this point your worst enemy is a boring insect finding a new home. You can play the odds, which is what I do and I haven't lost yet, or take preventive steps by sealing the wound with something like plant tape as this will allow for expansion as it grows. The best measure to take is inspect after any HST & to tape immediately so it heals shut going forward.
that's one big ass fan leaf
😍Looks like an indica dominant strain.
adjusted plant through net
don't let her tell you what to do!🤣
combining my 2 loves, photography and cannabis. loving the shit out of life.
looking good
installed the spiderfarmer soil sensor. say my soul ec is .1 which is low I guess. from what I read I should be around 2. to 3. I gave a feeding last night to see what my levels move and with my 1 gallon of advanced nutrients it went up to .2 so no move. idk if I should be trusting this sensor. if one of you guys use one, let me know your levels and experience with it.
waiting for these buds to grow is the hardest part. I monitor heat and humidity all day. I'm so scared of mold/bud rot
running this light myself, just had a buddy lose half his harvest to that. the denser the bud the more airflow needed
these brown spots showed up over night. maybe calcium deficiency but I use calmag so idk what's up.
When the pH in your cannabis plants' root zone is out of balance, they may not be able to absorb nutrients, even if they are present. This often causes symptoms such as brown or dark spots
Hey Dan, in week 5 of flower they require more cal mag, auto is rt if your ph is off then that’s it. if ph is correct then add more cal mag 👊
just some water today.
how often do you open the tent?
you have to lose all your CO2 when you open the tent. how much do those bags put out per day/hour?
good point but I also think being in a small area with 3 ppls constantly breathing and expelling CO2 Into the environment, it's not Lossing much. until I get something to read how much CO2 is in the air, it's just so I can say I tried.
CO2 is a fluid. treat it like it's in a bowl flowing around. you open the bowl and it spills out.
Slowly feeding just water. Avoiding run off so she can drink up everything in the soil before the flush starts. breeder says 6 to 8 weeks for flower so from now till harvest just water. buds are fattening up nicely and smells amazing. I can smell her in the hallway before I even get home.
early morning check in to see bud development. I got to say the Galaxy s24 ultra takes some amazing close up pictures for not using any micro lenses. I get better results than with my jewlers loupe. still alot of white pistols sticking straight up so maybe 2 weeks left, idk it's my 1st harvest.
checking trichomes everyday, thinking by Saturday she'll be 100% ready. this is my 1st grow so if you think I'm wrong let me know.
Might be a bit longer than Saturday amigo. Good news is, she wants those buds to fatten up for you a bit more. I think thats why she's blasting new pistils
You have a little bit, but that will just give you even bigger buds. If you are in week 6 of flower, you more than likely have at least another two weeks and possibly longer. Usually 8-10 weeks of flower, rarely shorter and can be longer. Looks great though!!!
that's right Dan, and it's a great looking season. Everybody brought their best and what a show! they are really bulking up Dan, that's right Dan, these girls have been working hard all season to put this show on for us. the devotion in these players are top notch, just top notch. let's go down to the side line and get a good look at each branch of the team
just amazed at this plant and myself for getting it this far. Im amazed at all of you who take this journey everyday. well done lads.
as she is finishing, I'm preparing my drying area. my humidity is ok it ranges from 40 to 50 but my temp is a little high at 75 to 77f.
according to grok lower humidity in higher temps will be fine im in same situation with drying 74degrees try to keep humidity between 45 and 55
best 80 days of my life
this experience has been life changing, and it's only the beginning. thank you to everyone who helped and support me through this grow. she's drying in 60% humidity at 65f
she getting a nice slow dry. smells amazing. I can't wait. id guess 2.5 ounces once she's done.
Looking awesome!!!
Use a paper towel to dry up the water droplets on the leaves. Otherwise they can act as a lens and burn the leaves. Looking good though!
did that right after the picture
Nice! I bet that northern lights is going to explode with beauty