Gorillia Zkittles #1
Cultivo
Etapas
Ambiente
Sustrato
Tipo
Notas
5 gal fabric pot filled with Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil amended with Dynomyco.
Gráficos
Temperatura del agua
Registros de la planta • °C
18 lecturas
Último
18.8 °C
Promedio
21.1 °C
Mín
17.2 °C
Máx
25.6 °C
Frecuencia de acciones
Tipos de acciones repetidas durante el cultivo
22 acciones
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Línea de tiempo
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
She’s a little underwhelming but she lives. Surprisingly she seems to be stacking up bud, just at a slow rate. Even more surprising is that she is displaying more color than her counterparts. I’m seeing more and more milky/cloudy trichromes each day. The smell is becoming very pungent, it’s a sweet/candy sent. I’m also starting to see some dark purple hues forming on the outside edges of the bud and sugar leaves. We are currently in week 7 of a 9 week flower cycle according to 420 Fastbuds (breeder).
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
Still the runt, more so now than before. Not a lot of bud production however she has started stacking the bud she does have. She also started changing her fan leaves to a dark purple. However she does have some yellowing and upward curling of some fan leaves.
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
GZ#1 looks to have survived the over watering and is coming back to life. She is still small and seems to have a slight nitrogen deficiency. Hopefully this will help her bounce back.
GZ#3 She has continued to be the frost monster of the bunch. She looks as if she has snow on her. It looks that I may have corrected the deficiency she had. Her buds and aroma are stacking.
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
She looks good but she is still the smallest one of the 3. My goal is to keep the medium in its sweet spot from here on out.
Run-Off Reading Ph: 6.2 Temp: 71.9°F Ppm: 695 EC: 1.4
The values listed in my nutrient list are reflective of Drip Hydro feeding schedule. They reflect the values of week 4 flower. Based on previous notes, feedings, and plant response I’m going to continue light dosage. I’m using 1/4 of the recommended dosage.
I’m going to giver her, her regular feeding for flower week 4 per feeding schedule. The readings below reflect the reading of the water without any nutrients and/or additives. The PPM readings below are based on the 500 scale. WATER READING PH - 7.6 (pen) / 7.0 - 8.0 (chart) Temp - 74.0°F / 69.4°F PPM - 81 EC - 0.2mS
Tied down a few more branches, hopefully opening her up will help her growth.
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
These ladies look good but today I noticed the leaves on all 3 ladies are a little droopy. After Checking there medium’s it’s plain to see that there either drinking faster now. Or the environment is off. Other wise they all are beautiful.
These ladies are doing extremely well for this high vpd. I have to figure out how I can lower my vpd.
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
Since moving #1 to the back corner of the tent to I see improvement. She is starting to stretch out. #2 and #3 both look great and they continue to thrive. #3 is already starting to produce trichromes.
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
These ladies look good, there all healthy and growing well. #1 has also made progress since moving her to the back of the tent. All are starting to stretch, #2 has the best cola development and there starting to swell. I see no signs of nute burn on any of the girls. I will continue at 1/4 till they tell/show me otherwise. There’s a slight candy sent the becomes stronger when moving them. A beautiful start to flower week 3.
Today these ladies are getting ph’ed water with some silica and microbes. I’ll continue with a flush on week 4 of flower. The readings below reflect the reading of the water without any nutrients and/or additives. The PPM readings below are based on the 500 scale. WATER READING PH - 7.5 (pen) / 7.0 - 8.0 (chart) Temp - 70.3f / 70.9f PPM - 84 EC - 0.2mS
Just some ph’ed water, silica, and microbes.
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
I moved #1 to the back corner of the tent to see if it makes any difference. #2 and #3 both look great and are thriving. Because they responded well to there last few feedings, I’m uping the dosage of nutes for week 2.
The additive Mammoth P is added after soulition is ph’ed to preserve micro-biology
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
These ladies look good all except #1. She’s really lagging behind the other two.
Additive Mammoth P is added after solution is ph’ed to preserve the micro biology.
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale
DAILY OBSERVATION
All the ladies look good. They seem to all be responding well to the training. Seeing more bud sites developing. I have to adjust the feed schedule bc the leaves are becoming too dark of a green. As well for the quicker than expected transition into flower.
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATIONS
These ladies look good. I noticed a darker green on the large fan leaves. Makes me think there’s a little to much nitrogen uptake. The flush additive should help. I also noticed pre-flowers.
The only additive in todays feeding, the goal is to prevent salt and nutrient build up.
Today I adjusted the plant ties to get a little more control over the cultivar.
These ladies are getting there first trim. I won’t be doing a full defoliation, just the large and bud site blocking fan leaves. The scent given off by these ladies during there trim blew me away!
Today these ladies are getting ph’ed water with a flush additive to prevent any salt and or nutrient build up. Used once a week as per Drip Hydro feeding schedule. The readings below reflect the reading of the water without any nutrients and/or additives. The PPM readings below are based on the 500 scale. WATER READING PH - 7.5 (pen) / 7.0 - 8.0 (chart) Temp - 71.5f / 71.6f PPM - 80 EC - 0.2mS
Additive Mammoth P is added after solution is ph’ed to preserve the micro biology.
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale
DAILY OBSERVATION
All 3 ladies look good, happy and growing strong.
ENVIRONMENT READING
Temp: 72f
Humidity: 48%
VPD: 1.31 kpa
The readings below reflect the reading of water with no additives and/or nutrients. PH: 7.9 (pen) / 8.0 - 8.5 (chart) Temp: 71.2f / 71.9f PPM: 81 (500 scale) / 111 (700 scale) EC: 0.2mS
Continuing on the low end of feeding, all 3 ladies will be feed at 1/4 of the recommended rate.
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale
DAILY OBSERVATION
All 3 ladies look good, happy and growing strong.
ENVIRONMENT READING
Temp: 74f
Humidity: 41%
VPD: 1.65 kpa
The readings below reflect the reading of water with no additives and/or nutrients. PH: 7.3 (pen) / 7.0 - 7.5 (chart) Temp: 70.4f / 70.8f PPM: 82 (500 scale) / 112 (700 scale) EC: 0.2mS
Today these ladies are getting there first feeding using the Drip Hydro nutrient line. I will be using Drip Hydros feed schedule. Starting on the low end I will be mixing a 1/4 of the recommended amount in 2 gallons of water.
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale
DAILY OBSERVATION
She looks good and happy. She is slacking behind the other 2. So far from this grow I conclude that FFOF is to heavy, compacted, and hot of a soil. Thinking of switching to Bio365 Bioall.
The readings below reflect the reading of water with no additives and/or nutrients. PH: 7.4 (pen) / 7.0 - 7.5 (chart) Temp: 68.0f / 70.6f PPM: 113 (500 scale) / 155 (700 scale) EC: 0.2mS
The additives will be used at manufacturers recommended amount.
DAILY OBSERVATION
Today starts her veg cycle. She looks good despite her slow growth rate. So today she’s getting a taste of fresh ph’ed water.
The readings below reflect the reading of water with no additives and/or nutrients. PH: 7.6 (pen) / 7.0 - 7.5 (chart) Temp: 76.5f / 76.1f PPM: 93 (500 scale) / 128 (700 scale) EC: 0.2mS
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale.
DAILY OBSERVATION
she looks happy, however I’m noticing she’s growing slower than her sisters. She was also the last to germinate and didn’t have much of a tap root. She is also the only one that’s in ffof.
Readings below reflect readings of the water before any additives or nutrients. PH: 7.5 (pen) / 7.0 - 7.5 (chart) Temp: 75.7f / 75.3f PPM: 437 (500 scale) / 612 (700 scale) EC: 0.9mS
These additives will be used at manufacturers recommended rate.
The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale
DAILY OBSERVATION
She looks good with a nice shade of green. However I’ve noticed structure to its first set of true leaves.
The reading below is the reading of the water before any additives or nutrients were added. The PPM reading is based on the 500 scale PH: 7.0 - 7.5 Temp: 67 f PPM: 85 EC: 0.2 mS
Will be used at manufacture specified rate.
All readings below reflect the mixture of water, additives, and nutrients.
Will only be using these with water till about the 2nd week of veg so that the plant uses most of the nutrients available to it in the soil. Also so that I lower my chances of burn when I start feeding.