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Este diario de cultivo documenta el viaje de una planta de White Widow desde la germinación hasta la curación. El cultivador utilizó una mezcla de tierra de Ocean Forest y Happy Frog, y la planta progresó a través de las etapas de plántula, vegetativa y floración en un entorno de carpa. Se observaron ajustes en la iluminación y la exposición a lo largo del ciclo de crecimiento, y se documentaron varios eventos de riego y nutrición, incluyendo el uso de suplementos como pH Up, Gold Shield Silica Supplement y Sweet & Sticky. El proceso culminó con la cosecha, el secado y la curación, lo que indica un ciclo de cultivo completo y bien registrado.
Cultivo
Etapas
Ambiente
Sustrato
Tipo
Notas
50% FF ocean forest + 50% FF Happy Frog incl some coco
Gráficos
Distancia de la luz
Registros del ambiente • cm
40 lecturas
Último
55.9 cm
Promedio
68.5 cm
Mín
55.9 cm
Máx
76.2 cm
Frecuencia de acciones
Tipos de acciones repetidas durante el cultivo
89 acciones
Comentarios
Línea de tiempo
Skipped watering yesterday and went back to 3 days between waterings for now (fairly certain that the GSCE's were overwatered). Change schedule as needed (plants were more thirsty than they had been but I gave too much extra water too fast
Trifecta crop control garlic corn rosemary etc oils
FF Force of nature spray
Bt monterrey bacteria spray for moths/caterpillars
Trifecta crop control
Skipped watering yesterday and went back to 3 days between waterings for now (fairly certain that the GSCE's were overwatered). Change schedule as needed (plants were more thirsty than they had been but I gave too much extra water too fast
BT spray for caterpillars, moths, etc
FF Force of nature spray
BT bacteria for caterpillars/moths/etc.
Trifecta crop control spray
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Switched co2 bags (old one into spare room tent, newer bag into tent)
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Lower light to 22in
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
1/29/22 Gsce5 only gets base nutes. Other 3 trees get 1ml of boomerang (2 - 0.2 - 0.3)
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Skipped 12/19 and used pure water
1/29/22 Gsce5 only gets base nutes. Other 3 trees get 1ml of boomerang (2 - 0.2 - 0.3)
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Gave just a splash each of open sesame, calmag, and silica solution leftover from a couple weeks ago. Obviously amounts below are for the full gallon, of which I only applied maybe 10-15% of that gallon of nute solution
address humidity. Check tent for light leaks and if not returning to AC infinity, set up humidistat controller ASAP
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
(Didn't double up Humboldts - the reminder is separate, everything listed here is all the nutes they got w/their water)
Water & nute mix naturally @ 6.55 pH and 71° F. No need to adjust pH
Skipped 12/19 and used pure water
Humidifier shut off early
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Add some lime
Check pH
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Skipped 12/19 and used pure water
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Water pH = 6.7 incl nutes Incr solution pH ONLY for WW1Front & ww2 back -Product is TPS Silica Gold (not in list) 3 big drops
Gave 1/4 gal of nute solution (open sesame mostly and pH'd up) i used Saturday. 1/4th gallon left for the upcoming weekend if needed
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH'd up to 6.2. Added open sesame for manganese and FF calmag to address possible deficiency (rust colored spots near inside of leaves and on hairs on buds) Used FF cal mag
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
If I still haven't, switch nets so one with larger gaps is lower
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Water pH = 6.7 incl nutes Incr solution pH ONLY for WW1Front & ww2 back -Product is TPS Silica Gold (not in list) 3 big drops
pH'd water to 8.5
Spray flower kiss (water down by refilling bottle fully to achieve noted concentration). Obv only using a small part of the volume listed to saturate spraying down plants. Need to wash off trifecta oils
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH'd water to 8.4
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH'd water up to 7 and included a few drops of tps bioavailable silica
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Get deeper pH readings to see how it affects results
pH'd water today to 8.7
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Spray flower kiss (water down by refilling bottle fully to achieve noted concentration). Obv only using a small part of the volume listed to saturate spraying down plants. Need to wash off trifecta oils
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH'd water up to 8.2
Soil (medium) temp, not water temp
Applied trifecta crop control preventatively for last time (flowering). Solution pH is 8.5 so should help raise medium pH too. NOTE: neem oil not listed ingredient. Maybe add neem oil concentrate in future mixes?
Stripped off yellow leaves, especially bottom ones ready to fall already
Get deeper pH readings to see how it affects results
Bent out lower branches
Took much deeper than usual reading (full length of dibber). Investigate if that's causing lower pH reading
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Light trim to get rid of more stunted growth & minor leaves blocking important areas from light. Still more left but I'm hesitant to stress plants too much as they go into flower. Maybe do a couple more times BUT NO MORE AFTER THAT FOR WEEKS
pH'd water to 7.3 (it fell as the water settled to ~6.9) for ONLY FRONT & REAR trees w/lower medium (soil) pH readings
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Light trim to get rid of more stunted growth & minor leaves blocking important areas from light. Still more left but I'm hesitant to stress plants too much as they go into flower. Maybe do a couple more times BUT NO MORE AFTER THAT FOR WEEKS
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Removed stunted lower leaves
Readjusted SCROG net positions slightly
Thinned out lower branches & readjust SCROG net positions.
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
pH to 6.3-6.7 unless correcting for soil pH issues
Light lollipop & defoliation. Plant is being choked out. Check again in 1-2 days
RH outside ~ 51%
Co2 bag all but exhausted
This plant got higher % of FF Frog soil