2024 Grow Journal

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UndercoverCopMuahaha said:

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They look really good but they look so different to what I'm used to. They're super thick and not growing uniform. Very interesting. I wonder if it's because of the strain. They look like tomato plants honestly.

caexx said:

They look really good but they look so different to what I'm used to. They're super thick and not growing uniform. Very interesting. I wonder if it's because of the strain. They look like tomato plants honestly.

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Thanks for making me spit my beer out and the laugh, call that a cannato
P.s. that's my whole garden

Looks good and i also have some mammoth sunflowers going

They are looking absolutely beautiful! What a fantastic recovery! Thanks to dolomite lime and plain rain water. It's a cloudy day today so I'm just letting them camp under the LED for another hour or two before I place them outside in these warm temps.

Long time no update. Plants are looking fanominal! Just gave them a shot of nutrients yesterday with advanced nutrients 3-1 and B52 with a shot of Epsom salts running at 1000ppm and a pH of 6.79 same as runoff. Just took some quick pics today, it's windy as hell and they're taking a beating so the pics don't do any justice as they look way better in person plus the position of the sun lighting and timing adds to the gringiness of the photos but here they are!
Almost forgot the other details, FIM'd a couple of them 8-9 days ago, excellent recover and one of them grew a ton of shoots from it (will get better close ups when the wind calms down), also pruned the bottom nodes a bit on all of them. I have to transplant the 2 smaller ones as they're roots are starting to stick out of the bottom. Will probably have to order another coco coir brick yet once again. Planning on starting LST or will attempt at it or tie them down a bit even though it's a bit late but I'll work with that.
Cheers

Here are the after-FIM pics from yesterday evening.

LST'd 2 plants today with a tie down using zip ties

Transplanted 2 Thursday, 1 left to transplant which I will get to do today. Having some stalk/stem issues with one or two of the plants I tied down being a little too rough with them, applied tape as a stabilizer and awaiting results.

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Transplanted the last girl into her final pot (15 Gallons air pot)and shall be LST'd via being tied down in a few days after she has been given some time to recover from this transplant shock if there even is any. She was given a nice dose of B-52, rejuvenate mycorrhizae and microbes (shown in photos). The meter shows great results, mixture batch & the runoff (shown in photos).
I'm aiming to get a nice rounded bush instead of the authentic Christmas tree aesthetics that's usually typical. Toke away!!!!!

Quick update: Plants are doing quite well! Big thick hearty stems turning into tree trunks. LST is going quite well as I'm tying down branches every so often. Gave almost all of them another FIM about two weeks ago except for 1 or 2 of them. You'll notice some been oil burns if you look closely, I made the solution a little too strong and burned them a little bit but they're recovering well after I washed them down. Bugs are gone. Woohoo!

Good morning, smokers n' tokers! (Or whoever TF is reading this...) I have made some changes since my last update. I decided to supercrop my girls a little over a week ago and then supercrop a few more branches on a selective few of them throughout the next few days. They're looking great, as they are starting to show signs of flipping over into the flowering stage of their life. They're spitting out white pistils like crazy and it's starting to look like bud formation sites are commencing their action so I will be pulling off the stress trainings to aid the plant in focusing it's energy on the bud growth. I just finished giving two of these mammoths a firm dose of organic nutrients as you can see in the pics, the solution strength. Just look at it!

Another round of super cropping completed last night as the plants are clearly entering the flowering stage. It's been flowering for a little over a week now. Roughly 10 days give or take a few...
They're taking all of the stresses very well so far and recovering very quickly too. I did most of the branches on all of the plants and completed one last FIM on one of the plants to keep it extra bushy (a little risky as they're entering the flowering stage but they're dealing with stress exceptionally so I'm going for it). I've applied a very helpful dose of B-52 by Advanced Nutrients right after to give them a little helping booster shot after all that stress. So from here on out I am practically done with the stress trainings as they getting into the flowering stage, unless I need to do a quick tweak or something later on who knows.

Here are some morning photos of the beauty's
You can see where I bent the stems to supercrop.

Time to start making some feminized seeds!

So as you all probably know, the sunlight dwindles after the summer solstice and I am in a rather unfavorable angle and location for the plants when it comes to the amount of direct sunlight they're receiving (these cocksucking mile-long oak trees) each day now as the season is dwindling down and sunlight is getting more scarce. Just take a good look at it and say, "would ya just look at it". They are receiving approximately 2-4 hours of direct sunlight and anything other is partial due to trees n' shit. Not too much wiggle room to work with at the moment but everything is looking good for now. I give them a good spanking in the morning and they seem to like it so rock on. I have given them a nice injection of advanced nutrients and other booster supplements 6 days (1125ppm - 6.48ph) to make them splooge more so I'll be making it rain gold on them again here in a couple days. Plenty more weeks to go!

Pics taken 2 days ago. Will be pruning off the little bottom stragglers of popcorn crap that will be taking energy from the bigger buds. There are quite a few clones on the inside of the canopy I will be taking off too as they are not doing anything (if anyone is interested, Purple Haze feminized). These luscious babes have roughly 6ish weeks left.

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