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[bushdktr]

Samquanch OG sisters day 39

Vertical growth hasn’t slowed yet, but looks as they’re reaching their final stretch, Sammy [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] @ 73 cm. (front) and Sammy [HASHTAG]#2[/HASHTAG] @ 65 cm. (back in the corner).

I have topped them with about 3 cm. of my own compost. They’re looking happy under the LED (now in veg+bloom mode) and have added side light with a white 100W LED light.

Also, I have thrown a new Girl Scout Cookie bean that sprouted on Feb 14 (I will name her “Valentine” lol):

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[hecno]

She is looking great mate .

 

[bushdktr]

Samsquanch OG sisters doing great, on Day 42, seems as if they’re starting to slow down the stretch:

Under the LED

Sammy [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] stands at 84 cm. Sammy [HASHTAG]#2[/HASHTAG] at 71 cm. Clearly different phenos, the smaller is bushier and leaves are of a lighter green, and seems more into flower

Looking gorgeous from above:

Oh! I was leaving her out...GSC Day 7:

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[bushdktr]

Hi guys, hope you’re having a nice weekend!

Soo...this is day 46 for my two babies, I’m loving them, vertical growth has stopped at 86 cm. for Sammy 1 and 75 cm. for Sammy 2

I was a little bit worried about 2 being too “light “ green, but I think it’s just different phenos...she looks healthy and is flowering well, a little bit ahead of 1

See the difference ?

So here are some close-ups after spraying them with some Neem oil (saw some bugs around).
Close up main cola Sammy 1:

Close up main cola Sammy 2

Both are growing under the exact same conditions, feeding on compost teas, first supercharged with coffee grounds and now with molasses and powdered crushed egg shells + volcanic ashes for flowering.

Any thoughts?

Happy grows!



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[Eyes on Fire]

I would make a Tea and top coating if you have the stuffs mang. tall plants and aggressive flowers like that on tall plants will sap your soil quickly more often than not. so a top coating helps(usually make weeks in advance for premium results) and Teas.Brew up a potent Veg flower combo. an hit em back to back while the top coating is helping a little.what stuffs ya got?

 

[bushdktr]

I would make a Tea and top coating if you have the stuffs mang. tall plants and aggressive flowers like that on tall plants will sap your soil quickly more often than not. so a top coating helps(usually make weeks in advance for premium results) and Teas.Brew up a potent Veg flower combo. an hit em back to back while the top coating is helping a little.what stuffs ya got?

Thanks EoF! I’ ve topped both of them about 10 days ago (3 cm. aprox), with my compost (don’t ask what it has lol! but been using it for years now] a big family’s organic waste...worm castings and everything from the compost pile, egg shells coffee grounds veggies, charcoal, ashes, garden pruning, etceteras). I’m feeding teas every watering! But I guess you may be right...I’ll hit her hard and add some other stuff.

Thanks a lot!


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[Eyes on Fire]

Cool broham,hmu n let me know how ya get on bro

 

[bushdktr]

Samsquanch OG sisters day 49 update

The full house

Sammy 1

Sammy 2

New growth seems ok to slightly light, crystals formation ok, buds are nice and frosty

Throwed in some hygroscopic pellets I had never used, in Sammy 2 (a mix of NPK 15-7-8 and others with 5-7-32,5 to boost her flowering) so we’ll see.

Cheers


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[bushdktr]

Girls Scout Cookie (Fastbuds) day 14

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[bushdktr]

Samsquanch OG sisters Day 52:

I wouldn’t say I’m worried , but I’m a bit concerned (and curious) about the pale one:

She’s flowering well, but she’s completely yellowing. The last few days I’ve pumped in her enough stuff to grow a bunch though LOL!! It still wonders me how much variation there still is in nutrient needs...two sisters, from the same batch, under the same exact soil conditions, light, etc. turn out so differently:

Dying fan leaves shows the difference too:

I’m keeping a close eye on her.

Girls Scout Cookie day 17:

Happy growing!