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[Pflanzenpaul]

Well, well, and the day is over again. Already started a new compost tea yesterday, this time with 1 liter of worm humus instead of 10 liters of water.

This time I submerged 500 ml of worm humus and 500 ml of Living Soil in nylon, along with a few other treats like nettle manure, which already contained phosphorus rock dust to prevent it from stinking so much. Added some potash, potassium sulfate as a small boost for flowering. Let’s see what comes of it.

Otherwise, there was nothing to do in my Weed Paradise. A look at the values and I put the humidity dryer in the tent, which is now set to 55% to ensure it doesn’t go higher overnight. Due to rain, the general humidity in the air is a bit higher again. That’s why there was no water today, which in turn would trigger the humidity to rise. So, a quick look from above.

Mmh, I think the tips have stretched out quite well again since lollipopping. I need to take some more pictures tomorrow.

So today I also had to sneak to the bunker. Lockdown 1 is coming to an end. At least all the small stuff. Three or four buds are still in the large jar, a 4.8-liter jar. And they are standing there because there’s no room for them to lie down. Of the last 5 or 6 buds, I took the 2 smallest ones with me.

I think it still looks really good, and they’ve been sitting there for a while. I’m already on the second run after the lockdown harvest.

These are some things, simply awesome. The scent immediately flows into your nose as soon as the jar is opened. But now these 2 are in the smaller jar, also standing only. I’ve already rolled two joints and am in the starting blocks to smoke one, and the munchies are also ready. Time to relax.

I’ll let the compost tea bubble for two or three days, and then 2 liters per pot will go into the soil. To revitalize the whole thing, with life, that is.

Pflanzenpaule wishes you a nice evening because I wish myself one too.

[Smokey101]

So many beautiful pictures in here. I’m enjoying checking on this thread daily and just reading everyone’s posts and seeing the beautiful plants

[KilliczGe]

How are things looking for you right now? @Smokey101

[Pflanzenpaul]

Hello everyone. I’m terribly sorry but today a few pictures; Yes - but a terrible mess of everything because I’m too lazy to organize them individually.

Last night I had the dehumidifier back in the tent due to higher humidity affecting it from the outside, because for two days now they had no water and the last feeding was on average only a flooding of the Auto Pot. That’s not very much then.

Actually, tomorrow I wanted to thoroughly moisten the soil with compost tea first,

actively ventilated, day 2 at 22.4 degrees! However, I had to intervene at short notice because despite 55% humidity in the room, it dropped further towards 50% in the tent, and the temperature was already at 28 degrees. A sign to me that transpiration was coming to an end due to lack of moisture in the soil. So I just turned the tap on briefly and approved a flooding of all trays. Tomorrow the tea will follow.

Back to the dehumidifier in the tent that runs with a compressor. This results in the temperature increasing, and that was OK during the dark phase. There was only a 2.5 degree drop compared to the day with light. But I don’t like these sudden ups and downs at all, and in the morning, with the lights on, it peaked at 30 degrees in the tent. Set to 55% humidity, it switches off when below that. Then the humidity rises again and the temperature drops. So it starts again and the temp rises, the humidity falls. But the fluctuations at the peak are a bit brutal for me. So I only operate the thing standing in the room to avoid these fluctuations. Today the ladies are on day 70 since germination and it is now flowering day 23. As it looks, not much more is happening in terms of height now. In terms of mass, it suits me and is becoming very pleasant.

And just like that they got a little water, so the temperature dropped by almost 2 degrees to now only 25.6 degrees, while the humidity rose back to 62%. Definitely 4 plants in 4 Auto Pot fabric pots on 1.44 sq m is a bit too much. Next time only 3. But cultivating them for 2 weeks longer, you end up with just as much as with 4. Crazy, but true.

As I said, today just a snapshot of everything.

Somehow I think that for the time they are in now, they look a bit more developed than they used to. Now and then a little dry stress is also supposed to work wonders. I love wonders!

From the clone side, three have now rooted in soil. The last one this morning, from the Jamaican Pearl - taken in the 2nd week of flowering.

The Mexican clone went into soil on 30.8. All 9 l pot Light Mix. This time no Living Soil, but I’m using the Hesi range for feeding.

It has developed really well in the last 10 days.

On 3.9, the Fast Diesel clone from the Hydro Propagator then went into soil.

From 3.9

I made the mistake of adding some Hesi TNT when refreshing the nutrient solution, which is why it turned a bit yellow at the top. Then on 7.9

The yellow leaves had reached the point of no return, so I removed the ugly yellow ones today and chopped them up as worm food on the soil.

When these leaves were removed, small lower shoots shone back at me.

It’s getting more healthy green again, but still a bit soft and thin at the top, which will settle. Currently, there is only pH-regulated water with Zyme and Root Complex once a week.

Yes, I just feel like regulating pH, measuring EC, and doing what’s necessary with mineral nutrients.

Today I then disposed of the remaining clones and took the best rooted Jamaican, which found its way into one empty 9 l pot and now peeks 5 cm high out of the soil.

In a few days, it should have settled in well too. The three are now in the 1x1 m tent under the 320 W Caluma, currently at about 35% dimmer with a 55 cm distance.

Generally, the 3 Jamaicans rooted fastest in the propagator, probably because they went straight in after separation from Mom, without any detours. Nothing angled, no Clonex, and not even the skin scored. Even the worms are still alive in the soil, because one came out today when I was digging a hole.

Now I have to empty and clean the propagator so it’s clean and ready for next time. Pflanzenpaule wishes you a lot of fun cultivating.

[KilliczGe]

@Pflanzenpaul
One can really lay on the compliments again.
That looks truly fantastic.

Both your buds and the cuttings.
I take off my non-existent hat to you.

Today, for me, it was time to get down to business again…
Yesterday I discovered one or two pollen sacs on the Tangerine and today I took all three plants out of the tent, one after another, put them on the examination table with a turntable, and looked them over.

On the Tangerine and Cereal Milk, I removed all of them with wet fingers, as one always hopes . And I also did the overdue lollipop right away.
At least somewhat.

The Girl Scout cookies had no sacs.
It is also growing nicely; I left it alone.

I also pulled the Tangerine apart with some wires.

Full view.

Tangerine Dream

Cereal Milk

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[decha977]

Yeah, but that would have to be a huge tent^^

[Pflanzenpaul]

The early bird catches the worm.

Wishing you a nice day.

Now it seems to be a quieter time with the grow as they ripen on their own. The Autopot tap is open so the ladies can drink well.

The remaining compost tea continues to bubble cheerfully and I will distribute the rest tomorrow.

After weeks of storing the Super Lemon Haze Auto. I have put aside a few buds for snacking.

I had already tasted it, shortly after drying.

But now, after a few weeks of curing at 60% RH and 15.2 degrees Celsius.

Man, that’s some killer weed.

They write! A weed for during the day, everything can be perfectly accomplished. No way.

A few puffs and I was done for. Brutal.

Now I’ll start the day. Wishing you a successful day and lots of fun growing. Paule

[herr_gruen]

So, here’s another picture from me. I arrived home again yesterday evening and checked on the three girls today.

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[KilliczGe]

@Pflanzenpaul

Man, that’s some killer weed.

They write! A weed for during the day, that everything could be done wonderfully. Not at all.

And for two days, nothing was seen of him.

Hope it didn’t knock you out too much

And @Johnnyjoejackson, how are things going with your Wurlz and Ananas Express?

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Everything continues to grow and swell here.

Day 37

[Johnnyjoejackson]

No idea why it popped up again, but I got a message

Although it was the first of February haha, well, I don’t know if I had answered it, so I’m doing it again now or only now

They were autos from 420 Buds Banana Purple Punch , the most beautiful I’ve had so far

[Pflanzenpaul]

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Cheers, I’m still alive! Paule

[herr_gruen]

Today, day 35 from germination, the time had come. I added some extra ventilation holes to the final pot and repotted the small ones.

I planted them in the soil up to the first serrated leaf so that they can grow a few more roots on the stem and make optimal use of the limited space upwards. I then watered the whole thing with 2 liters of water and added half of the recommended grow fertilizer. Trichoderma was also added. The lamp is hanging 30 cm above the small ones and is currently set to 60 watts. The temperature in the tent is 24 °C, and the RH was initially 45%, which will still rise. Now the little ones will get 2 days of rest so they can recover.

[Pflanzenpaul]

Good morning Grow Community, and before I start my Sunday round with Gizmo alone, I wanted to share a new insight with you regarding the common CalMag problem under LEDs, which I came across yesterday from the San Light laboratory.

For those interested, I’m providing a link here so everyone can watch the video, and just a heads-up, adding CalMag doesn’t really help much, if at all.

Because the problem lies more with the microclimate around the plants.

In the past, under old lamps, the air was often warmer and thus drier, where this CalMag problem wasn’t an issue. Under LEDs, the air no longer gets as warm and remains more humid, and this causes problems for some strains, preventing them from taking up enough Calcium and Magnesium, even though it’s abundantly present in the soil. They just can’t get it.

A slightly higher VPD, by having drier and, at best, slightly warmer air, prevents this CalMag problem from arising in the first place.

Check it out.

Was hilft wirklich gegen die HOMEGROW LED Krankheit!?! | CALMAG Mangel doch kein Düngerproblem!?

I’m now jumping into my seven-league boots and hitting the road. Happy Sunday everyone. I still have to calibrate the pH meters later, and for fun, I wanted to test some flowers with the Tcheck 2 Potenztester, and maybe I’ll bend the Mexi Kloni a bit to keep it close to the ground so the others have a chance to catch up. Greetings from Paule

[decha977]

Hi folks, sad news, I have a storm today and there was storm damage. She’s also so big and heavy that I can’t really move her much.

I moved her a bit closer to the house and tried to support her, but it was all for nothing. I now have to wait for the storm to end and hope and pray that everything goes well. A branch with a fifth of the harvest broke off, but it was already partially broken! I pray and hope that everything still turns out alright.

Regards, deCha

May terpenes be our perfume
And fire, vapor, and smoke never cease

[Pflanzenpaul]

Oh man, that’s not good. But when the storm is over, try to reattach the branch to the break point with splints, gauze, whatever you have at hand. In the best case, it will reconnect. It hardens, forms a callus, and the supply would be restored. Greetings from Paule

[decha977]

@Pflanzenpaul It was lying there too long, nothing more could be done, I harvested the arm and froze it. Unfortunately, there were only popcorn buds on it. I hope she at least makes it a bit, she’s quite beaten up. Tomorrow I’ll look for support stakes at the hardware store, for tomatoes or something.

Regards deCha

[herr_gruen]

Oh man, that really hurts to see. I’m crossing my fingers that the rest of her recovers.

[Pflanzenpaul]

Time to show my ladies again, but first, I wish you a wonderful evening. Today after 13 days, this time 2 days longer, the water tank was empty again. 2 days longer because in between there were another 10 liters of compost tea from above. And so followed the cleaning of the small water circulation pump and the tank itself, and it was immediately refilled with 45 liters of water and 9 drops of Hesi Super Vit. This was the fifth tank refill today, making a total of 220 liters of water, and it wasn’t the last refill. Not included are the teas that were given here and there, extra, from above into the soil, and for the first four weeks, watering was also done only by hand from above.

So, they’re really guzzling a lot!

Today was day 76, bloom day 29, and the fifth week of flowering is underway.

The Amnesia Pro

Here and there, among all the leaves, I removed a few larger fan leaves from each lady. But not much! I set the light distance to about 38 cm with the dimmers at 80%.

This way, it doesn’t get too warm in the tent either

The current problem at night is very high humidity levels coming from outside, and to keep that somewhat in check, the dehumidifier in the room runs from the dark phase onwards, and windows are closed.

The Fast Diesel

she is constantly getting frostier and the pistils are now getting color. She will be the first to be ready soon, but she still needs about 4 weeks, give or take.

The Mexican Sativa

I find them beautiful. The only annoyance is that when zooming, the light distorts the colors, so my wife briefly held a piece of cardboard under the lamp, and that only helped a little because when zooming in further, colors come out that I don’t want to show like that.

At the end there’s the Jamaican Pearl, and all I can say is WOW.

She’s already not stingy with her coating, and the scent is so incredibly sweet. Wonderful.

With her, I think she had a bit too much light, which is why she shows small white spots on the side leaf serrations. That’s why I raised the lamps a few cm higher today.

Also, the nutrients in the Living Soil were probably a bit strong for her. But she’s still done well until today. The rest will make it too.

Then, I wish you a pleasant evening with lots of fun growing. With best regards from Pflanzenpaule

[Pflanzenpaul]

Good morning, everyone.

Since yesterday, the main tap of the Auto Pot has been continuously on flow, and I noticed that it doesn’t significantly increase the RH in the tent, as it’s still below 60% in the morning.

For about two days now, the outdoor humidity has been much lower, and not as extremely high at night, and that was the bigger problem.

I’m curious to see if the ladies can handle so much water now, as a good 10 liters are already gone from the tank in one day.

The drying that’s coming up soon and the necessary space, because the smaller tent is occupied with clones, is now perfectly taken care of.

Yesterday, I received a call that the Cannatrol delivery had just arrived fresh from the USA. So I set off and drove 300 km back and forth to secure one.

With the back seat folded down, the package fit wonderfully into the car.

When I got home, my son also arrived and brought the package into the apartment for me.

I’m curious to see how the flowers will be after the treatment.

The whole thing was really well and securely packaged for transport.

Now it stands in its place with 4 additional shelves, ready to go. 13 storage bags were included for free, and yesterday’s trip was something different.

Now I’m starting my day and doing my rounds with Gizmo.

I must say that the Gelato Auto turned out to be something really fine.

Oh man, I was really tripping out, my brain was mush.

One laugh after another. And to last that long is exactly what I’m aiming for. A blast

See ya, stay High Pflanzenpaule

[herr_gruen]

Today WT 20

Pre-flower is showing on two out of three plants. Female, I’m happy, these are self-bred seeds. Today they got 1 liter of water again, half