I’d say the middle is dense now
Have a nice Sunday, and Happy Thanksgiving. 
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They look beautiful and perfect, what lovely colors.
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Thanks @3xt3nd3d
They are still relatively single-colored. Hopefully that will change.
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So, and now I’m taking a little break.
Yesterday I put the first seedling into its final pot, and it’s still standing and alive!
Now the next repotting was planned for Tuesday, because I wanted to give them a few more days.
However, today the Sherbet Queen and the Mexican Sativa also showed their first set of 5-finger leaves with the next set forming.
So the Sherbet just went into a 25 L fabric pot filled with about 22 L of Living Soil that had been resting moist for months now.
When pushing the mulch aside, it smelled like forest soil. Also, the soil is still so saturated with water that I’m only going to water it in just a tiny bit.
I dug the planting hole a bit deeper to set the lady a bit deeper overall, and now she’s a bit smaller than before again.
Added a bit more Mycorrhizae and Trichoderma, and the second lady is sitting in her final pot.
And I hope she survives. Because the lady of the house was supposed to take a photo while I was holding the root ball in my hand. Of course Gizmo joined in and happily wiggled his butt until he was sitting right on the Sherbet.
She didn’t like that very much and ended up leaning at an angle.
Now all we can do is hope.
The Mexican will also be transplanted into her final pot today.
For that, the 18 L pot with Bio Tabs was chosen. The sensor needs to be calibrated here as well. There’s some runoff in the saucer of the pot, the soil is 100% saturated, and the Ecowitt is showing something else.
It’s just a different setting for every substrate. Air pockets, perlite, coco distort the moisture readings.
Now I’ve tilted the pot for now so the excess water can drain off, and then she’ll go in there.
It’s probably going to be a bit tight fitting 5 larger pots into the tent. But somehow it’s got to work.
Have a nice day, I’m going back to digging 
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Fingers crossed that your Sherbet recovers. Looks like little Gismo wasn’t the center of attention
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The little guy is always happily right in the middle of it, especially when the soil smells like forest floor with a bit of manure stink added to it.
He’d love to bathe in the soil.
He likes the small, delicate little plants. Only he’s very rough out of joy.
The one I repotted yesterday seems to have settled in well.
Strawberry Kush is on day 1 of veg today
I think she even grew quite a bit.
I hope the soil sensors are well calibrated now according to the actual moisture.
I held off on watering for now because when repotting the Mexican, I noticed that the soil was so saturated with water that when tilting the pot, a few drops of water actually still came out.
When digging out the planting hole, I squeezed the soil in my hand and a drop or two seeped out between my fingers.
Adding even more water would directly lead to overwatering.
Now I’ll keep an eye on everything for the next few days.
The Mexican started germination 19 days ago and was on day 16 as a seedling today.
Actually doing quite well for that time, germinated quickly too.
Earlier she went into 18 L Super Soil from Bio Tabs.
In the soil mix there is 50% of the manufacturer’s spec of Silicium Flash and Startrex. 1.5 Bio Tabs, but a generous amount of Mycotrex in the planting hole.
Adding more later is always possible and better than directly doing too much.
Her last minutes in the small pot.
Even though the roots are a bit thin, she grew out in all directions.
Even high up near the edge, roots were showing.
Along with the Mycotrex, I added a tiny bit more Silicium and Startrex into the hole.
And in she went. I would have liked her a bit deeper.
But since all the powders were already in, I didn’t want to dig any further.
Now she gets some peace and quiet to settle in.
Tomorrow her veg phase starts together with the Sherbet Queen.
She is also 19 days since germination start and on day 15 as a seedling today.
Also pretty good for the time.
Earlier she went into this forest-smelling soil. Living Soil that rested for months, constantly moist.
The mulch layer is already decomposing.
25 L fabric pot with approx. 22 L living soil, layered 7% at the bottom, with a smooth transition to 5% and 3% towards the top.
There she was still in the starter pot.
Into the hole here went Trichoderma, Mycorrhiza and Beneficial Bacteria from Super Microbes RootX.
And she was tucked in, and for now you can’t tell anymore that she was leaning badly where Gizmo almost killed her with his butt.
I managed to bury her deeper, so she only sticks out 7.5 cm from the soil.
Let’s hope the soil life is still very active.
Now three are in their final pots and the tent is slowly taking shape.
First, the left side
And the right side. In front are the latecomers.
The Tropical is still stunted and I won’t be taking her along for the rest of the journey.
The two smaller ones will go into their final pots in the coming days.
The dimmers are now at 37% and the ones in the final pots are at a 70 cm light distance.
Once the repotting stress is over, I’ll bring the lights a bit closer to the ladies.
But even as it is, it seems to suit them fine for now.
I still have to be a bit considerate of the small ones.
I think the most sensitive time is over now.
Best regards from Paule, and cool – my hair on top got trimmed today too.
And the little ones are looking pretty good so far.
Have a nice evening, wishes Pflanzenpaule
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Here’s a picture of my Royal Runtz, she’s sticking with it and getting 3 shoots at every node
That’s going to be a nice bush if she keeps growing like this.
My Bubble Gum Sherb handled the fimming well, but now she should be repotted soon .
Here are a few more pictures of the stragglers
Candy Dynasty
Fat Bastard Permanent Marker Mint Kush 1 And Mint Kush 2 Not much longer and I can repot them and put them in the big tent.
Wishing everyone a good start to the week
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Good morning
Just a quick check and all three in their final pots look beautiful.
Today I’ll add the Bio Tabs range to the nutrient list.
But first a cappuccino, because I’m already out on tour with Gizmo.
And already blazed the first one for today.
Sampled the hermie lady Kalini Asia yesterday evening.
And well, in the morning you notice the first one best.
Can these eyes lie? Hehehe
But clearly the herming didn’t come without consequences.
On the other hand, so far it’s only been the smallest popcorn buds from the lower area.
There are always 1, 2 seeds in the grinder.
Also, I feel like it lost a lot of potency because of the herming.
Immediately after smoking, there’s a gentle hit, pretty much right away.
It just doesn’t last very long.
But I’m still curious about the top buds, because higher up there’s often more of the good stuff.
Then on Friday I’ll put the 2 seedlings into their final pots.
By then they’ll be around 21 days from germination start and around 16 seedling days.
Increased the dimmer to 38% today, gradually raising the light intensity.
I think the Permanent Marker will get the 18 L pot with Bio Tabs.
The Jamaican will then go into the Living Soil 25 L fabric pot with 22 L of soil and mulch.
That’s the pot that the Sour Diesel was in.
Since then, the pot has been kept covered and moist.
Let’s see what else it will yield.
Now I’ll enjoy being a bit fried in good company.
Stay High
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@Pflanzenpaul hahaha this morning I was also able to treat myself to a smoke (usually because of work I only smoke afternoons/nights) but these days I’m not working and today I took advantage of the time playing around with the bonsais.
It’s my first time growing with living soil, I’m not sure if I’m growing clover or weed lol
to be honest they looked really healthy and natural, so I decided to mess up their morning like I always do and while I was at it clean the tent, the reservoir, the bluemats 
and this is how they are now
also I planted another handful of white clover seeds per pot
and I placed a surface layer of pumice (pumice stone), bluemats, a light watering with seaweed, and I sprayed with that same seaweed water, in 7 to 14 days they’ll switch to flowering, I hope, they are as symmetrical as I could leave them, I also trimmed newborn shoots 1mm in size, this time I didn’t allow any shoot or branch to grow in the horizontal area, removing them as soon as they appeared, plus I’ll pull out all the new ones
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Hohoho - good morning
Yesterday, before the first high had even fully faded, during the second walk along the Rhine after a delicious cappuccino, came the second joint with Cookies OG.
So the afternoon turned into early bed time.
Just now, before heading out again, a quick look into paradise.
The Strawberry Kush, in its final pot with Bio Tabs since Saturday, has visibly arrived in the vegetative stage.
With the second-to-last set of leaves not quite fully unfolded, the next one is already pushing through in the middle.
What immediately catches my eye is that it’s developing quite differently than the first seed of its kind.
The first one stayed far behind in growth and had a wonderful Christmas tree shape until it exploded during the flowering stretch.
This one is already developing rapidly.
The Sherbet Queen seems to have settled well into her new pot too.
A long-rested living soil with a bit of activated biochar added by me revealed a really rich black soil when digging out the planting hole on Sunday.
The Mexican is looking good too.
The lighting seems to be working very well at a 70 cm distance and the dimmer now at 38%.
Because on the Mexican, the lower side shoots are now picking up speed to grow along as well.
But it’s becoming clearer and clearer that the Tropical is getting tossed out.
This mutation just won’t end.
Lags far behind.
The plan was to put the Jamaican and Permanent Marker into their final pots on Friday.
But since the first pair of 5-finger leaves is coming in on both,
I think I’ll do the repotting tomorrow or Thursday already.
Then I’ll have them all pretty much at the same height and can move the lights a bit closer and readjust the PPFD.
More light is always good, and they look like they could handle somewhat stronger light.
Oho, I could use a few hits too.
So I’m going for another walk with Gizmo along the Rhine.
Have a nice day
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Love your posts 
Great updates from all your grows 
. I really enjoy seeing your progress and documentation. Unfortunately, I’ve had a lot on my plate the past few days, but things are slowly getting back to normal and I’ll send an update again soon. I’m on day 20 of flowering and it’s going awesome 
I’ve been waiting for the past few days to finally get back in there and give the girls a proper trim, the growth in my tent looks crazy 
Warm regards to everyone, Happy Growing Fam
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Day 46.
According to Perfect Tree, 8-9 weeks, leaning more towards 8 weeks. So that means just under 10 days left. Today during the inspection, the trichomes inside the buds are already mostly milky. Amber can hardly be seen yet, if at all. But I think she will be chopped in the next 10 days.
A wonderfully fragrant lemon sorbet with gas.
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Well then, I’m curious to see where they’ll be in 10 days.
They’re still pushing out lots of light pistils.
The ladies might even need up to 3 weeks, depending on how much amber you want to see. But that’s just a matter of taste.
Gas is always good. Watch out so the box doesn’t explode.
That looks like a nice harvest!
Just got another small tin of Bactrex from Bio Tabs.
Good to have some of that in stock.
The cart at Florganic is filled too.
But only 10 l of Flo fertilizer to mix my own Living Soil again, because the last 2 ready-mix bags were a letdown.
Now there’s the 10-year discount.
10% off and a free bottle of Symbiotik added for orders over 50 e.
By the weekend another 20% discount is supposed to be added, and maybe it’ll get even cheaper.
And every order until I think 25.10.26 goes into a raffle as well.
Just a little info for anyone interested!
It’s going to be a tough week.
My grandson on autumn break. Daughter working, so the little guy is here every day.
Already had a long hiking day today.
And day 1 is done.
On that note, calling it a day for today as my senses are fading too. 
Happy growing
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very healthy after yesterday’s pruning, I went too far pruning the main branches of the nl x big bud, those two branches should have an extra node, I overdid it cutting it.
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A top dressing was done here yesterday to get them through the next few weeks.
Defoliate and lollipop on the weekend 
Looks pretty good
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Are you going by the condition of the pistils? Pistils will generally keep growing new ones until harvest.
And 3 weeks? 
By then, the thing would be covered in amber and would have almost no effect left…
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Hello everyone 
Today, as my 42nd birthday comes to an end, I’m posting a few pictures again.
The days of both ladies are numbered; according to plan, the time will come the weekend after next
The Grand Daddy Purple is also thriving magnificently.
The Birthday Cake doesn’t look bad either, I imagine she’s even getting a bit of color.
Warm regards to everyone
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I ve let plants grow for over a month past their ripeness said to harvest. They didn’t loose anything not potency or flavor. I have to stagger my harvest over weeks and weeks to dry in my vcure and I’ve not seen a difference.
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Hi growers 
I wanted to show you my harvest from my “Cherry”.
Looks like I found a perfect pizzeria 
And also the ones that I think look best color-wise.
Aren’t the colors awesome? And the whole thing was super resinous. Had to change gloves 3 times. And the aroma is already so awesome. Now just drying & GroveBags.
And then… we’ll see.
Or rather:
Enjoying it.
GooD
GroW
Magic 
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