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The importance of having quality genetics became important at this point. Strains were sourced to help expand the library.
Jack Herer, Green Crack and White Widow.
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Worked through the second harvest. Still working on the skill.
The leaves show signs of flushing and nutes being consumed.
Upload with the flower.
A trimmed sample.
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The second time to flower out the plant under the 600W ended up with larger yields.
Under the 600W
Up close of the new yield flower.
Tent designed.
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Moving the lights from the T5 to the first high amp setup. A 600w was put inside the tent to flower out the second run.
600W with bloom bulb.
New light installed
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The next phase in a cultivator is moving out of the closet and into a tent. I began by installing the two T5 lights which turned out to be a nightmare.
Placing two lights in the 4×4 texnt. Not the best idea and created a heat issue.
Overheated the plants almost right away.
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The first plant processed and the next round up. The results of the first run ended up being a badly flushed plant.
The large female under the 2″ T5. This would be last time I ran like this.
The sisters under a 4″ upstairs.
The first jar of cured product. Very low quality and not safe to consume ๐
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I wanted to start a new strain and decided to seed some Purple Kush from Canada. This was a very long and drawn out grow that ended up outside for the summer.
The seedling setup. This turned out to be a bad idea as these domes require a full slate of cubes to keep humidtiy balanced.
Watching via the camera.
Inside the tray
The sproutling.
The camera feed.
Around this time I also started generating my own compost tea.
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Decided to flower out the hermi’d plant. In the end this turned out to be a mistake that effected future grows with stray pollen. Went through the standard harvesting process.
The plant pulled from the closet.
Up close flower.
First branch.
Curing above the light was a rookie mistake but I had no other options.
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Getting close to the end of the first plant.
Flower up close. Still every green.
Well developed hairs.
Some very sad plants.
The plant finalized.
Tricomb development a little lax.
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As happens at least once to every cultivator, lack of knowledge on understanding lead to a shocked plant. I first noticed the male sex traits around the 20th but continued growing for the experience.
Male flowers started growing due to light shock.
Still grew the flowers out 5 days later.
The plant expressing the flowers.