I’m really always glad not to be a car driver 
Special Kush 1 and cereal milk
Blue Mazar automatic, still nothing to see in bloom, except for a little hair here and there, but good. It should wait until the lamp is free, further to the right.
That space is still well filled by the Wedding Cake, but that one is on schedule, two more weeks. Then it’s done. Yea
Here’s a lazy update from my side
Pictures from both tents before and after defoliation.Happy Father’s Day to all
On 05-06 (8 days ago) I changed their photoperiod to 12-12 and girdled all the branches, yes all of them, on the 6 plants with double wire, tightening the xylem strongly for 6 days. I visually monitored them to see how they behaved and didn’t see any problems. The plants continued growing and the shoots closest to the nodes started to grow a lot. The branches became very thick (the tertiary ones), and they also didn’t seem stressed (I imagine due to the foliar sprayings of algae). Additionally, I added bud candy (sugars) so that the roots and microorganisms wouldn’t stop feeding, as sugar couldn’t descend from the leaves. Honestly, I expected it to be negative in some way, but I only see good things. 2 days ago I removed the wires because the branches were already growing over them and ‘swallowing’ them.
The translator isn’t working again, good thing my wife speaks Spanish. Good thing you removed the wires again. It would have been a shame for the plants if they had grown in completely and the
Yes hahaha I’m very happy, for being 3 sativas and 3 indicas they are very balanced at the moment, they started very badly, hahaha it’s good that you speak Spanish, I keep seeing your gorilla, you have her beautiful and very symmetrical, she looks very good, right??
Right now, she’s pretty much even in height; I hope it stays that way. She has stretched to double her size in one week and still has two weeks of stretch ahead of her.
It’s true, I saw a huge change this week, your plants have gained a lot of centimeters. Yes, I’m also waiting to see how they finish, especially seeing how well-arranged you have everything. Maybe someday I’ll feel like trying something similar in the very distant future. I imagine you’re having a lot of fun with the project, honestly, I’m really jealous hahaha, your own plant… you’re a genius.
I wouldn’t necessarily call myself a genius right now, rather an enthusiastic grower. If I can’t check on the plants, something feels missing.
In about 10 days, the stretch should be over, and then we’ll see how the buds develop. I’m already excited about the smell of the Fat Gorilla.It got late again today, but I’ll say goodnight.
Yesterday was repotting the Autos and moving into the smaller tent that also had to be started up. Today the end of the Bubblegum. Also the 2nd bean of it didn’t get past the cotyledons. I declared it dead.
Then was the repotting of the 3 remaining ones. Today.
The day before yesterday, clearing out the Cannatrol and bagging the Cookies OG clones into Grove Bags. And today the Temple Ball plan was still visible in the Growlog Cookies OG. So, to further process its trim, and while I was at it, there was a mini Jamaican and some Strawberry Hash. Fine stuff that is now vacuum-sealed at 10 degrees for 6 months to ripen, now forgotten.
Hope I have more time tomorrow to post pictures.
Also the C. OG pots in dormant mode were taken care of today. It must remain slightly moist. Mulched a bit because bacteria and fungi have spread in the old mulch and are breaking everything down. It smells like a forest floor. Now the final pot of the Bubblegum has joined them.
Best regards from Paule
The wedding cake is really picking up speed.
I’m happy, she’ll be ready soon.
The blue mazer, is probably just starting to stretch? Funny 
Wishing you a nice weekend.
Lots to do, I’ll check in sporadically.
Good morning all you plant friends, and I’m annoyed by what I discovered late last night.
The Growlog of the Cookies OG.
Due to the change of environment from environment 2 to Cannatrol for final processing, drying, and curing.
All environmental values are gone except for those of the drying phase.
This then shows in the timeline as if they had been cultivated at 19 - 20 degrees.
In my opinion, this shouldn’t be the case, and it ruined several months of work again because the Growlog is now incomplete.
The biodiversity of my Living Soil.
Look at this,
You can see the top layer of the Cookies OG soil pots in the resting phase. The whitish substance is not mold but fungal mycelium and soil organisms that decompose dead plant material and return their nutrients to the earth. Even the Cookies remains, root, and stem residue are decomposed. The whole thing smells like forest earth, and I have re-covered it with meadow hay and it is now dark again.
which is very satisfying to me.
And then there was the trim, 41 gr. Mostly sugar leaves and the smallest popcorn buds. Also dried and cured with a faint crackle when stroked, the task was to process it now, fresh and after a few hours in the freezer.
The first pass of sifting, 4 gr. = 10% of what was on the 150 micron screen.
Secured in the jar. Another sifting did not yield this quality, and it would have been fatal to mix it with what was previously obtained.
Before further processing, I roughly examined these 4 gr. of kief. What’s visible is a very clean product with intact trichome heads, which speaks for the gentle drying in the Cannatrol.
Then, just using the warmth of my hands, I first formed this lump. This color, and it stuck together directly. Resinous!
The second pass and the foil with the precious material was turned over repeatedly.
The foil was always spread apart, and the hash was folded and rolled again with the hot bottle.
In the end, the warm hash was rolled into a ball.
Since there was still a little trim from the Jamaican and the Strawberry, I proceeded with it in the exact same way, and then came the Aging:
Seal the balls and forget them in the Cannatrol or a cool, dark place.
It’s not much in total. Approx. 5 - 6 gr. But it’s my own homemade Temple Balls. 
Since Cookies OG often has very doughy, almost “chewy” aromas, my Temple Ball will probably smell like a piece of spicy, dark hashish confectionery after about 6 months of maturation. The wait is more worthwhile here than with almost any other strain.
Now time is pressing a bit, and I have to conclude.
Later I will report on transplanting into the final pots, with highs and lows.
Amidst all this, I then remembered that I had actually forgotten some hash lumps in the freezer.
Pflanzenpaule wishes you a nice weekend
That bud looks delicious 
Here are a few snapshots with my Nikon of the wedding cake automatic
Enjoy! 
I’m curious if the Wedding Cake Auto will turn out so beautiful for me too.
It’s definitely a strong genetic already.
In my current run, I’m paying more attention to irrigation because it shouldn’t get too wet in the Living Soil, nor too dry.
So, more often but less to maintain consistent moisture.
I wish you a nice evening
Short report during the cappuccino break while walking with Gizmo.
Old gentlemen’s round!
Pflanzenpaule greets and wishes everyone a great Sunday.
Regarding the sifting and especially the second pass of the C. OG.
I thought it was junk, but I’m currently being proven wrong.
The one gram I still got out after the first 4.
While it didn’t melt during “warm pressing” like the first sifting. But a solid, significantly lighter ball remained.
Last night I rolled a stick of it.
It almost crumbled creamily.
I just smoked it!
The taste is very light, not intrusive. The scent of good hash that gently travels through the lungs.
Now after a creeping phase.
I am very pleasantly head-high.
I feel a wow effect. Awesome.
Oh, what else will come from the Temple Ball then?
Stay High and have a nice Sunday
The flower sites are slowly getting a bit thicker, and the stretch is also slowing down a bit now that I’m at 75% power.
Here are three different pictures with various shooting modes; the third one turned out quite well. It’s a mode for plants; I’ve had this phone for years and only today discovered that it can do more than I thought
. Oh well, there will be enough opportunities to take some better pictures.
Here’s a complete picture of the small private forest. And in the small lab today, I spotted what looks like the first 
. Unfortunately, these couldn’t be captured photographically. But this is how she looks as a whole.
I’ll try again in the next few days to get a good 
of the male flowers.
Have a nice Sunday, everyone.
Awesome, what are you doing with that little one there? @herr_gruen
That’s going to be an incredibly cool shape! Bend the top ones down further forward again. They’ll straighten up anyway.
If all the leaves were off, it would look like a
I’m trying to get the onto the females and also have to watch the height. I think I’ll still make one or two bends until I’m through. That way it can nicely trickle down from above and pollinate. The seeds are already planned for the next run.
And yes, they stretch quite a bit overall, I’m glad that it’s already halfway through
Good morning folks, it’s not the groundhog greeting, but Paule.
So, at first glance, the Auto - Amnesia Skittlez and Torti = Wedding Cake seem to have handled the repotting well, despite occasional root tears.
Yesterday I checked the soil moisture, which prompts me today to do a mini watering.
The Blumat Digital showed 93 mbar yesterday, which was exactly at the peak.
Torti has also continued to gain height.
Here’s the soil moisture sensor, an AC….., which I can also view from anywhere. Here yesterday 38% and today 35%. Also at its peak.
What I was able to determine.
Whether that’s right, the ladies will show me anyway!
Occasionally under the mulch, I placed ground cover, which is now slowly growing towards the sun.
Since both are Auto (autoflowering), time is a bit pressing.
So yesterday there was a light intensity adjustment. With the lamp initially at 40 cm distance, I set the dimmer to 50%.
So I had over 600 micromols, which was a bit too strong for the early growth phase.
Then, with the lamp brought to 45 cm distance, the Amnesia reached 538.4 micromols and Torti 549.4 micromols.
That should be right until the first signs of flowering appear.
As a precaution, I stretched a net yesterday, 85 cm high from the ground. Minus the pot height, it hovers about 50 cm above them.
Why?
According to the descriptions, Amnesia Skittlez can reach up to 120 cm indoors.
Torti, however, only up to 70 cm, and there’s a 50 cm height difference, which I want to keep pretty much all at the same height using stress-free training with the Scrog (Screen of Green).
How it turns out in the end, time will tell.
Today, the 3 in the large tent will be observed and the light intensity measured.
Here yesterday, I only raised the dimmers from 38% to 43% at 42 cm distance.
Oh, a rainy day.
One prefers to stay at home anyway.
I think there still need to be a few settings on the phone camera to get the pictures a bit brighter and richer in colors. Especially under the lamps.
Greetings from Paule
