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Arraiano

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Hi i'm writing u from Spain and i hope that one day i will not have to hide to plant our beautiful bush.
After 25 years only guerrilla finally this year i decided growing indoor and if u allow me i would like to share it for you. Obviously i'm a marijuana's novice but forestry engineer and i know some basic things and also like to read about the subject.
I have 2 tents, one 2x2 in the stairwell, 50W led, no fan no extractor, temperature are stable down there. I use it to germinate, castings and firsts phases of growth. Right now i have 1 cutting from each plant, we'll see which ones stay and which no.
The flowering tent is a 4x4, it's in a small room in an attic. At first i bought some cheap things that i have to change like extractor, sometimes cheap is expensive. Right now my configuration is:
• Led Lumatek Zeus Pro 465W
• Extractor Ac Infinity T4 conected directly outside, i make a mess in the window so that water doesnt get in, no filter.
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• Fan Ac Infinity 6" gen2
• Controller of the same brand
• Passive intraction
• Irrigation with Rainpoint and circular drippers but i dont always use it.
• Cultivation method Soil and organic fertilizers.
• Ultimate pot 3 gallons, some Airpot and some fabric.
• Varieties(all from seed):
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- 4 Cake Face by Beanfiendz
- 2 Cosmic22 by exotic genetix
- 2 Ethanol and 2 Ice Cream Runtz by Lit farms
I understand little about these varieties of yours, years ago i understood something about European varieties but these are new for me, you'll tell me i'm sure someone tried them.
They are on 27th al 12/12 but in the nexts post i'll tell u how we got here.
 
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Arraiano

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Germination and first transplant I used 75% light mix and 25% coco.
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For the second transplant in 3 liter pot I prepared a substrate with:
-50% light mix
-20% coco
-15% worm castings with chicken manure
-10% mulch (oak)
-5% Biochar
- Dolomite, epsom salts and in each transplant mycorrhizae.
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For the last transplant the same but i added guano powder too.
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Here the water is very soft and if i dont use Calmag i have deficiencies, i added a lot of dolomite and epsom but it doesn't matter. Here a Mg deficiency.
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I fertilizer with Medi-one and Massive bloom by Green Planet, finally i buy too Rezin and liquid weight.
 
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Arraiano

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I had some autoflowerings in the flowering tent of my first indoor that instead 70 days lasted 100 so they have to share space, in the end i got tired of them and change to 12/12.
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From day 10 of flowering they have the entire tent to themselves.
I only made moorings i hope dont have to tutor or at least not all.
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I try to have an uniform canopy but they drive me crazy.... 4 varieties and seed. Cosmic22 were the most vigorous in growth phase but they didnt stretch practically anything when i transfered to 12/12. Ethanol i have 2 fenotipes, one with short internodes who no strectch, Cake Face took a while but they are still stretching...
On the other hand, those in Airpot stretch more.
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Arraiano

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I use Imo2, lactobacillus and baker yeasts. Make LAB & Imo2 is easy.
I cook rice with plenty of water, this water in 1 bottle covered with paper for 3 days, add 2/3 of fresh milk and cover again with paper. In 4-5 days LAB will be formed, store in refrigerator. I use 1:1000 every 5-6 waterings.
I put the cooked rice in a container and cover it with film, make hole. Input it in a bag with the mulch u had left over and cover with it. After 7 days it was like this.
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I mixed it with cane molasses 50-50 and store it in a bottle covered with paper in a cool place. 1:1000 too.
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For the yeast i heat the water a little and add molasses and wait 2 hour for them to reproduce. 1:1000 but only use 2 or 3 times.
I make the biochar with kiwi prunings they are hollow inside. Put all the wood together and when it's half burned, cover it so the oxygen is consumed and pyrolysis occurs.
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I wash it so that the pH is not so high and I mash it a little.
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When i prepare the substrate I moisted everything with Imo2, LAB and yeasts and add some fertilizer. 1 week later i moisted again with algae and Xcell by Bionova( humic and fulvic acids and amino acids) and some molasses.
The first month i dont fertilize, only water, then as i already mentioned, i use the green planet range.
 

Arraiano

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I'm surprised with Cosmic22, as i said they don't stretch and from day 10 they began to release frost, they are already white at day 26.
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For the last 2-3 days i have noticed that the new leaves of the buds come out a little deformed, specially in Cake Face, at the moment i didnt see any spots on the leaves but i think they require Calcium. I will start using Calmag.
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I'm watering with EC 2.2, well here i think u use PPM> 1.1. Someone plant these varieties and can tell me how much food they can hold? 1 week ago i noticed burnt ends and i stopped raising ppm but i think ask for more.
 

Arraiano

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Day 32
I have the honor introducing you to my friends Calcium and Magnesium, and this time they come together, they love each other very much... I have already ordered a trailer of dolomite for the next crop. 50% dolomite 50% light mix :p
Both tap and fountain water have a ridiculous EC of 0.05, reverse osmosis water has more!
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It's in an Ethanol, also see some symptoms in 1 Cake Face.
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I'm already using calmag, anyway i ordered pH calibration envelopes, i think meter is trolling me, get very high values.
Ethanol
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Ice Cream Runtz
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Cosmic 22
Very frosty, they'll be the first to leave. Someday i'll take a decent photos...
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