Indoor Bear Dance DNA Crew

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Pistils have just begun to turn orange, my personal marker for mid bloom.

Calyxes have not defined themselves yet, so quite a bit of fattening ahead.

I am continuing to add ¼tsp of bud hardener per gallon in addition to the ¼tsp of Megacrop 1 part.

I haven't seen any need for cal-mag, so that jar is warming the bench still.

 

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Still putting on weight.

Won't be long now.

 

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Here comes the fade.

Calyxes are starting to get their lumps.

 

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This Bear has stopped dancing.

65.7g dried, untopped.

 

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3 weeks for the bigger 2.

I topped both above the 5th node and removed the bottom node.

I also removed the 2 leaves that block light from the lower nodes.

Up until now I've barely watered them, having watered till runoff before I added the seeded cubes.

I've only been top spraying a bit as it looked dry. Today I watered lightly with ¼ tsp each of megacrop and kelp per gallon. I also use a little dollop of coco wet even though this is soil.

 

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30 days in.

Just started flowering.

You can see how I use the garden staples to hold the branches out.

 

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The runty one is cut.

All the pistils turned, it basically stopped drinking, and leaves faded. Trichomes didn't brown, but all are cloudy.

My eye scale says this is maybe a lid and a half dry.

The 3 that are left are about 2-3 weeks behind, and 2-3x bigger.

This one just hit really early Bloom and stopped expanding.

 

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2nd plant trimmed. The other 2 are bigger still.

Comparing trimmed branches in the tray to the 1st one this is 2-3 x as much.

The other 2 need another week, they're still thirsty.

 

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Total yield 32+82+95+74 = 283g.
Electricity $200
4 seeds @10 each $40
Fertilizer (guess) $20

Ferts were actually free, I'm still using a free sample of Megacrop and kelp.

Total expense $260
Cost per g $0.92.

 

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Planted 2, but only this one popped.

I'll give the other one a week, then I'll dunk another.

5 gallon container of COM Stonington Platinum Blend.