I believe we then made exactly the same choice, I also had 3x2 against spider mites and fungus gnats, and on the retailer’s own amar..clone site there’s
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Today they were watered and fed from above again.
After that, a few leaves were removed
Light distance is around 30cm on the left for the larger ones as well as on the right for the smaller ones
All the same bloom age, Bloom Day 47.
Tangarine Dream (great sunburn 
)
Purple Zkittlez
Permanent Marker
Big Bud (the smallest again 
)
And Dantes Inferno. She looks quite pretty. And smells absolutely fantastic. Thicker buds please.
Almost forgot the little ones… 
There’s not much to say about them yet.
Lamp distance around 40-45cm
At 40% (of 65w per light)
Beautiful 
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Oho @KilliczGe, first of all, a nice good day.
Quite an early start today! I’ll only have a short time to check on things here soon, and then I have to wield the paint roller again, because the first coat still has slight shadows that need to be removed today.
What I notice in your pictures today makes me suspect that you’re being a bit too generous with the light at the moment.
And again, not having finished one, he toughly breathes life into the next seed. 
You say there are only 65 watts at 40% and a distance of 40-45 cm.
Take a very close look at your last seedling picture!
I see the first serrated leaves standing rather steeply, almost like praying hands, and additionally, the serrated edges appear a bit lighter to me, and it looks like the serrations are curling up on the sides???
I would recommend dimming the lamp to 30% and increasing the distance to 50 cm.
It looks like light stress to me, and that so early can cause serious problems.
Yeah, and the Tangerine up there, you’ve already recognized that it also has light stress with clear sunburn.
It’s the same for me; during flowering, I’ve never run my 2 San Light at 100%. It would get far too warm and definitely only cause sunburn for most ladies. 
I guess you’ve provided relief and also raised the lamp a bit in the flowering tent?
I’m considering whether I should give the Bubble Gums some more water today or let them dry out well in the pot first. At 28% sensor reading, their soil is already bone dry. Now, Lady 2 shows 37% and Lady 1 shows 34%.
They’ve been standing for 80 days now, mid-week 12.
Until 9 full weeks of flowering are complete, it’s about 5 more days.
Mmh, no use. I need to check the trichomes soon, and I think watering will be necessary one more time. Tuesday is tentatively targeted for harvest.
I’m waiting for 15 million SF nematodes so I can water the Dope Soil directly with them to activate them. I will also have to clean and refill the propagator again. The Cookies OG (clones) have continued to root well. But I can only plant them once a tent is free.
Well, no use, I have to get going now because there’s still a lot to do today.
I’ve also ordered about 5 plant yo-yos. They should be good for heavy buds to help them stay upright.
I’m curious about the Grow Pro 4.0. Hopefully significantly more lightproof than the cheap 100x100 one I have. That thing has been an eyesore for me for a long time.
I still have some changes and acquisitions planned for this year.
I hope everything will fit together then.
See you then and greetings from Paule
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@Pflanzenpaul
Alright, if you say so.
Just measured exactly again, for the small ones.
Distance is 48-49cm
I turned the dimmer
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However, that could also just seem that way, because of the flash, and there are also (due to the lid) water droplets on the leaf tips.
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That’s how it will be. Awesome!
Oh man, it’s 4:30 PM and I haven’t even gotten around to using the lacquer roller again.
Admired the Bubble Gums for a bit. Sniffed and watered, they each got about 2.4 liters per pot today, but now that’s it. Sunday or Tuesday they go into drying, and until then they can dry out in the pot and ideally die then so I don’t have to do it myself by decapitating them. 
What slowed me down a bit was a look into the Propagator.
The clones of the Cookies OG are starting to turn yellow at the top.
Now they have rooted and want to grow, and with just Clonex Rooting Gel, they’re missing a lot of fuel!
So I had to quickly pot the three of them in a 2% Living Soil mix today, and for starters, 2 x 2-liter pots did the trick, and I even filled a 1.2-liter pot because I mixed in a good pinch of Perlite.
Since I now lack space because both tents are in bloom!
I emptied the Propagator, cleaned it, and separated the middle part.
Into the water tray I filled some expanded clay as drainage. On top of that, I placed the pots with soil and the clones in them. I generously powdered each of their roots with Root X Super Microbe and added more Mycorrhiza into the planting hole.
Now the Propagator has mutated into a mini greenhouse.
Lid on, the light toy placed on the lid, that will have to suffice until the smaller tent becomes free in a few days or, even better, until the new one is here by then.
Then I’ll save myself the disinfecting!
I took pictures and will put them in later. I postponed watering the others in their first week of flowering until tomorrow, as my sensors are still around 50%.
Now let’s wait and see how the clones handle the potting. I’ll leave them to root until Sunday, and then the growth phase should start.
Now, quickly finish lacquering the frame.
Until then and Stay High! Paule
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In the flowering tent, I’ve now turned the dimmer down to about 80%. It’s already Week 7 anyway. You can put a bit less wattage in there. I’ve never done that before because I always kept the lights on full power
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And just like that, I’m back.
My lady said there’d still be time tomorrow to finish the frame. Oh, she’s so good to me. All of a sudden! 
I won’t let her tell me twice, and just like that, I’m in chill mode.
@KilliczGe
it’s better anyway, especially towards the end, to turn down the dimmer a bit to keep it from getting too warm.
Above 25 degrees Celsius, terpenes are supposed to evaporate into the air and not into your lungs.
So now it’s picture time!
Bubble Gum 1 / both Day 80, Flower Day 58 in the 9th week of flowering.
Light pistils are becoming fewer, and brown ones are curling in more and more.
The final days are underway!
Bubble Gum 2
Again, the same strain with 2 different plants.
So far, I can only feast on the scent. They smell awesome.
Sunday or Monday evening when the lights go out, the lamp will be unplugged to cut them down in the dark the following day. Yay.
Humidity only 45%.
The Cookies OG clones have been in the propagator for a particularly long time now. Today is Day 28 of rooting.
Clone 1, the main top from the mother plant and my first slightly larger clone.
It got a bit pale because they now want to grow and lacked nutrients.
that’s how it looked underneath, and then I
thoroughly powdered the roots with it.
in fresh new 2% super soil, it now has everything it needs to grow until it goes into 10% fresh Dope Soil in 14 days.
Let’s see if I mix in another 10 L of Perlite and then use three 20 L Auto Pot Flex fabric pots and then grow them in the Auto Pot.
Clone 2
This was the one that showed roots last, and that was after more than 10 days.
therefore, a bit fewer roots here, but that should be enough.
and again heavily powdered with Mycorrhiza, Trichoderma, and extra Bacteria.
and quickly, the third and last clone was also placed in soil.
Clone 3
I hope they don’t grow out of their pots in 14 days.
Because I’m waiting for 15 million SF Nematodes to add them to the Dope Soil.
But if that doesn’t arrive tomorrow either, I’ll first have to activate the soil only with water and add the Nemas later when watering. The soil needs to rest for a good 10 to 14 days then.
Now they are in the propagator on expanded clay and at the same height as before, 20 cm from the light.
first until the smaller tent is empty, and then there will be wind and more light. The main thing is that nutrients are now involved, and each pot has been watered with 250 ml of water.
I’m curious to see if they handle this potting well.
Good evening, I need to get some food now. Paule
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Is that your temperature display there? 27.2?
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Yeah, still a bit too high, but it’s still just about okay.
But I don’t want to dim it down any further because it’s already only lighting up at 85%.
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The lady is just as pretty as my tangerine 
Something very special
Then I’m still within limits with my 26 at the top and around 20 degrees measured at the pot. Something in between
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On the ground, it’s 25 degrees for me..
Only the humidity came back up to 45% after watering and then hovers around 50 -
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Looks like the neighbors below you are heating well
For us, concrete floor, with a damp, cold cellar underneath.
Well. We’ll make the best of it.
Today, the little ones each got 100ml of water. Yesterday, I made them a stylish support, inspired by @Pflanzenpaul, until I can mound up some soil in the coming days.
They’re doing well for their age. A bit leggy. But it doesn’t bother me.
The other tent looks like yesterday, just a day older
So, today just some close-ups.
Have fun with it and happy weekend 
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@KilliczGe - don’t laugh, I think the one below me heats too little and the one opposite not at all. I noticed that when I was in there three or four times to help him with something.
Well, no matter what, I have the better position because warmth still comes up from below, as there are still 2 apartments below me and you can feel that.
In addition, the floor in the room is covered with impact sound insulation and laminate, and I have another 0.5 cm of insulation under the smaller tent so that the heat on the floor should last a bit longer.
It’s laid out so that nothing sticks out around the tent, and when the new one arrives, it will fit perfectly again. Oh man, they’re only sending it out today, even though the money was there directly on the order day three days ago.
So arrival will probably be Monday or Tuesday. I hope it’s satisfactory with the stability and light density. If not, it goes back.
I turned the heating down a bit in the tent room and only had 26.4 degrees just now.
But in the propagator where the clones are currently residing, which stands on the desk/worktop, it’s only 20.3 degrees and a bit too low.
I’ve put the heating mat under it now; the propagator floor stands on it with some expanded clay, and the pots are on top, so the soil shouldn’t heat up too much.
The hygrometer standing at soil level now shows 23.8 degrees and is already better, and downwards to the soil at the bottom, there could even be 25 degrees now.
I’ll put another hygrometer directly on the expanded clay in a moment.
I just don’t have a thermostat on the heating mat.
But mmh, I’m crazy! I do have a thermostat-controlled socket, and if I put the sensor into the expanded clay, it doesn’t even have to go above 26 degrees.
Well, I know what else I have to do right away.
And it’s getting more and more perfect for the little ones.
Cool supports you’ve built yourself except for the clamps, that looks very familiar to me. But better safe than sorry. So nothing can fall over for now.
You again have many, many crystals on the flowers. You can already see it without much magnification.
Now I have to check the big tent and water. It hasn’t been open for three days now. I think there’s something to post online.
I’m going to be busy in the background now. Paule
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Hi, 25°C is perhaps a bit high for your water temperature; 22 to 23°C max would seem better to me. Personally, I would have lowered the pH to 5.8. You could perhaps add some Tricoderma arzymuim, which will help your plant develop its roots massively and create a better connection between electrical signals and minerals. Is your air pump running at maximum speed?
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Using heating mats would be much better than using hot water, as the temperature will be constant without sudden increases or decreases.
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Greetings fellow hobby gardeners 
I’m checking in again
out of boredom (too little snow for skiing and too many tourists)
I’m starting the grow already.
This time, the ladies of my choice are
(Turbo strain, had to repot the Jiffy after only 4 days)
(not a turbo strain, I dug it out with tweezers after 7 days, it only had minimal root development ……….but then ………….I had to sneeze
with a rooted seed in the tweezers → seed and root were then 2 different parts = I had to start over again 
As you can see, the new growing year begins as the last one ended
→ humbly
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Hey @ADjahrasta ,
the pump was running at about half power. I had the flow regulator in the middle.
Although I aimed for 25 degrees, it was more like 24.3 degrees in the air and 23.7 in the water.
Since yesterday, they are out of the sprinkler system and in soil. There is Trichoderma / Mycorrhiza in it. That’s why the temperature is a bit higher now.
Next time I will run the pH a bit lower in the water! Best regards
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Hey, check it out!
Dirty Harry is still around too.
Greetings, and I’m really curious about the Kalini Asia. I still have that one ahead of me!
I wish you much success. Paule
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Greetings to everyone.
Today marked the end of the first week of flowering and day 57 overall.
It was watering day and the Cookies OG had to be tucked back under the net and woven through.
In the first week of flowering, she has now gained a good 25 cm again.
The other two are more relaxed. They aren’t growing as fast.
But the Strawberry Kush is doing very well so far. Despite the slow growth, she looks the most beautiful to me.
Behind it, you can see in one picture how the C. OG stretched again. It was tucked under the net three days ago and today it had grown so tall again.
And it’s only now going into the second week of flowering.
2.1 liters of water were given today. After the Scrog training of the C. OG, I removed a few fan leaves from the Strawberry that had shaded some shoots.
Such insolence again!
The ordered SF Nematoden should have been here yesterday. For 3 days they’ve been in Hamburg and nothing has updated. DPD, what a dreadful company, and now it says they’ll arrive on 2.2.
I don’t want to wait any longer and activated the 50 l Dope Soil with 5 l of water today. That’s when I noticed the next problem.
Batch 10/24. Oh dear.
1 year and 2 months old. I hope nothing is spoiled.
A bit of Cocos in, ground oats and rice added, two handfuls, and also some Perlite and rice hulls.
Now I have it wet in the tub and I’ll mix it through again tomorrow morning. Then it goes back into the bag and I’ll let it rest for 10-14 days.
If all goes well, the soil should warm up and fungal mycelium should soon appear.
This will be the base for the Cookies OG clones for the 20 l Flex Auto Pot fabric pots. Then let’s see what comes of that!
And yeah, finishing painting the frame here didn’t happen today either.
I had to accompany my mother to the funeral director. She wants to get everything organized there.
She says she doesn’t want to be a burden on me!
It made me feel like she couldn’t get into the box fast enough.
But the trip was worth it.
Already significantly cheaper than the first one.
And that’s how I start my evening.
Oh, and today I nibbled on the Amnesia Pro dried in the Cannatrol. Very sticky and resinous, an awesome high.
In terms of smell, there was no difference from the tent drying of the same material.
Tomorrow I’ll roll two or three from the tent drying and I’m really curious if they’re as sticky.
And as potent in effect.
I wish you all a good evening and a pleasant night’s rest.
Pflanzenpaule
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