The Cheese
Dieser Growlog dokumentiert die Reise einer "Cheese auto"-Pflanze, die im Freien begann und dann in einen Keller umzog, wo sie unter LED-Beleuchtung weiter wuchs. Der Züchter experimentierte mit verschiedenen organischen Düngemitteln und Hausmitteln wie Bananenschalenwasser, stieß jedoch auf Probleme mit Stickstofftoxizität und unerwartetem „Re-Vegging“, was zu einer Anpassung der Pflege und einem Rückschnitt führte. Trotz dieser Herausforderungen wurde die Pflanze geerntet, getrocknet und ausgehärtet, wobei die Erfahrungen als wertvolle Lektion für zukünftige Anbauversuche dienten.
Grow
Phasen
Umgebung
Medium
Typ
Notizen
Miracle gro vegetable
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Aktionshäufigkeit
Wiederholte Aktionstypen im Grow
61 Aktionen
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Lights out
Big haircut! Trimmed off all the revegged growth. Selected 5 stems and created clones. Planning to give her one more week then harvest/salvage the original buds.
for December
2 gal daddy Pete’s
2 gal homemade biochar
5 gal recycled miracle gro
2 gal promix
Coffee grounds
11 scoops Dr. Earth 🌍 mixture 70/30 vegetable 🍅
pH 7.5 on 11/11 per Garden Tutor but 6.6 with the pH tape
Top dressed with 4 tbsp dr earth 70/30 flower 🌸 mix
Top dressed with 2tbsp flower girl
Took off some of the lower bushy growth
Creek water + banana peel water, approximately 5.5 pH
Elemental sulfur on soil
Banana 🍌 peel smoothie + water
Trimmed off some more wonky leaves. Growth seems to be slowing to normal. 🤞🤞
Quart of banana 🍌 peel water
Top dressed with fresh biochar
Trimmed off the wonky leaves
20 oz. Banana water + 1 spoonful of 70/30 flower mix Dr. Earth.
1 quart of 1:1 diluted banana peel water 🍌
20 oz. Banana water + 1 spoonful of 70/30 flower mix Dr. Earth.
Top dressed with Dr. Earth mixture 2 tbsp per plant, lightly watered in
Brewed compost tea 4 cups per plant
Banana water
Brought her into the new grow space in the basement. She’s the largest but last to flower of the three. Seems to miss the summer sun the most. Thought she might appreciate the longer days with the new LED.
Sulfur spray to control any rain related fungi or bugs
Banana 🍌 blend
Sprayed sulfur to control mites, mildew and other problems that might arise from last night’s heavy rain and today’s insane humidity
Deep root watering 💧💧💧
Banana peel water 🍌
1 gallon steeped compost tea per plant
Dilute banana peel water 🍌
4 cups compost + banana peel tea
Deep root watering
3 cups banana peel water
Sulfur spray to deal with any slime or mold following the heavy rain. Also saw a leaf hopper laying eggs on my AK
Applied some watered down coffee grounds
Brought them under the porch for the night due to hurricane ida
Compost and molasses tea - 3 cups per tree
2 tablespoons dried banana peel fertilizer per tree
Built a hopeful trellis for each girl to grow into. Perhaps too much trellis but a farmer can dream.
Green mulch of comfrey and dandelion leaves 🍃
Each tree gets a foliar spray 15% compost + molasses tea and a 2 ish cup feeding at full strength
Deep root watering 💦 after a long hot day
Each tree gets a foliar spray 15% compost + molasses tea and a 2 ish cup feeding at full strength
Thorough soaking on all 3 of the big plants. Time to start trying to flush the nitrogen out of that miracle grow potting soil. Just a little water on the little sister cheese.
Sprayed leaves and soil with EM 1 lactic acid microbial preparation - 1/4 cup solution + 1/2 cup molasses + 1 gallon water. (For the whole garden, not just the weed)
Spotted a few small holes on the leaves. Removed a caterpillar 🐛 hanging out on the stem.
Sprayed sulfur powder mixed with water to control spider mites
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