ANGEL HEART the first of sixteen!!
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Three weeks 12/12 and the 6AH want to fly high. Two in particular are more Sativa/Haze-dominant than the other four, which appear somewhat more compact and Afghan/Skunk-dominant in their super-vigorous hybrid stature The pots were moved according to the growth profile of the AH. I removed a few larger leaves and the lower parts to allow light to penetrate and air to circulate! Two tips were broken off each of the two Sativa/Haze angels. Once again, I was so clumsy that I almost completely broke one of the angels' wings. In my defense, the stem was extremely hollow and was only hanging by a thread. I taped it back together with adhesive tape. The tip survived, which I didn't think it would. It was as if nothing had. happened. The stem of this plant smells hazy and lemony, with an aftertaste like baby poop. In any case, they looked as if they would benefit from more light intensity. So I added a full-spectrum LED (Horti One 190 watts) to the 315W Cmh. However, only at approx. 30-40%. The water requirement has now also increased. Every 2 to 3 days, which will increase slightly with more light.Water is a separate issue here. I don't adjust the pH value even though I know it is 7.4, which, according to Bio Tabs, regulates itself. Nevertheless, I will do so again from now on. I think it makes a difference whether you water with 7.4 or 6.4. I think the plants will be grateful. Unfortunately, the water in this place is poor. Earth works.
Photos taken three days ago. Before and after defoliation.
Photos taken three days ago. Before and after defoliation.
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So, once again, a brief summary of the six AH and the cuttings. All cuttings taken from the plants rooted quickly. By quickly, I mean really quickly. With AH8, the first root tip emerged from the rock wool just 5 or 6 days after cutting. This was without rooting hormones. 100% survived and are slowly taking on color. To be honest, I have never seen this happen so quickly with a plant in all my years of experience! I dare say that I was able to gain experience as a former cutting cutter at FloweryField!!
The 6AH are now gaining flower/leaf mass day by day. Their water requirements are also increasing as it has become a little warmer outside, meaning that the daytime temperatures in the tent have also risen. This is certainly also due to the additional LED lighting. However, they seem to like these additional 2⁰-3⁰better than the previous 23 degrees with light.AH 8 has leaf shading on its large fan leaves, or perhaps it is a mutation; I am uncertain of the term. In any case, this gives me hope. I know this from particularly good phenotypes or something similar. Nebula also had this, as did a Malawi that I grew 20 years after this Nebula cut. I then realized that a Malawi must/could be involved in the Nebula. The aroma high was so unmistakably similar. Blueberry 2002 also had this one half white, the other green and strangely twisted!So let's see if it turns my head or someone else's.
A brief overview!
The 6AH are now gaining flower/leaf mass day by day. Their water requirements are also increasing as it has become a little warmer outside, meaning that the daytime temperatures in the tent have also risen. This is certainly also due to the additional LED lighting. However, they seem to like these additional 2⁰-3⁰better than the previous 23 degrees with light.AH 8 has leaf shading on its large fan leaves, or perhaps it is a mutation; I am uncertain of the term. In any case, this gives me hope. I know this from particularly good phenotypes or something similar. Nebula also had this, as did a Malawi that I grew 20 years after this Nebula cut. I then realized that a Malawi must/could be involved in the Nebula. The aroma high was so unmistakably similar. Blueberry 2002 also had this one half white, the other green and strangely twisted!So let's see if it turns my head or someone else's.
A brief overview!
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I’d like to say a quick word about the aroma: Yesterday, the scent transported me back 20 years or more, to around 2002–2005. It definitely put a smile on my face. I’d describe it as classic old-school. I have a cold right now, but the smell seemed very similar across all six of them. Like a Dutch Passion Brainstorm from back in the day. It was something like NL#?x HazeSkunk or something like that. I smelled that scent very often back when I was just starting out. One plant, on the other hand, bears a strong resemblance to a Delahaze (MangoHazexLemonSkunk), which I loved. So you can recognize Haze by the scent in every plant, as well as Skunk. In one plant, you can now also visually see an Afghan influence in the buds.
Until next time, all the best to everyone, and have a great time!
Until next time, all the best to everyone, and have a great time!
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Hi everyone, I hope you’ve had a great start to the weekend! Here’s a quick update on my Angel Heart: Flowering is progressing every day, and the scent is getting stronger. Three of the six plants smell almost identical—so much so that I can actually detect the exact same scent. Maybe one is slightly stronger than the others. The Delahaze AH#8 phenotype has, for now, replaced my previous favorite, AH#3. A creamy, slightly fruity scent that becomes a bit tart as it fades. It’s been a long time since I spent an hour just smelling a single plant. In any case, the scent is much more complex than Delahaze’s was back then. When it gets freshly moist, though, it smells just like its sisters. So basically, they all smell almost the same when you smell them. Three remain very similar. With the other three, the scent varies greatly. The largest plant immediately exudes an intense, fruity scent. AH#3 Brainstorm has a lingering note reminiscent of laundry detergent—so somewhat chemical—and the phenotype with the Afghan appearance seems to be among the three that smell the same. But that will surely change significantly. So far, I’ve been watering them about every three days with 1–1.5 liters of water. Since I adjusted the water’s pH to 6.5 24 hours in advance and readjusted it on the day of watering, the plants actually seem to be thanking me for it.I removed all the 2–4-inch-long leaves, plus the small ones that were causing condensation, since they were growing too close together.
Enough talk—here’s what it looks like.
All the best from me, and stay high—see you soon.
Of course, we needed another tent for the AH cuttings. They seem to like it. Whether Gerrin will like it when she gets home remains to be seen. (Not at home.) The cuttings need room to grow, after all.Of course, we still needed a tent for the AH cuttings. They seem to be thriving in it. It remains to be seen whether the mistress will like it when she gets home. (Not my home.) After all, the cuttings need room to grow.
Enough talk—here’s what it looks like.
All the best from me, and stay high—see you soon.
Of course, we needed another tent for the AH cuttings. They seem to like it. Whether Gerrin will like it when she gets home remains to be seen. (Not at home.) The cuttings need room to grow, after all.Of course, we still needed a tent for the AH cuttings. They seem to be thriving in it. It remains to be seen whether the mistress will like it when she gets home. (Not my home.) After all, the cuttings need room to grow.
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Good looking plants @Schlawiener looks like some nice frost forming, must be starting to smell good in there 
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Here are a few more cell phone pics showing how the AH# strains look halfway through the sixth week of flowering. AH#8 Delahaze is my current favorite. Before that, AH#3 with its striking leaf patterns. This one is also pollinated by SSH! AH#2 is the one with the most Afghan/Sk traits in the flowers. AH#4 is the largest and the one with the most intense fruity aroma!
Here’s to a great start to the new week, and stay High!
Here’s to a great start to the new week, and stay High!
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The six AH# ladies are now almost at the end of week seven, day 47 since 12/12. I actually wanted to prepare a compost tea for them for the final stretch. However, this would contain even more nitrogen than the BioTabs P-K Boost. Since the plants are still very green, I thought it would be better to administer it with the Greenhouse Bio Enhancer. I gave them a third of the BioTabs PK Boost dose. I hope even that wasn't too much. The nutrient requirements of these plants shouldn't be high. My favorite is AH#8. One cutting rooted the fastest and looked the most vigorous. However, it's not growing well at all so far. The cutting from the plant with the most mutations, shades, and curled leaves is growing the least despite good rooting. It's just starting to become more vigorous now, though. I remember this kind of behavior from a really good Blueberry I had back then. That's why I'm not giving up on it yet. It also smells very strongly hazy and lemony now.Based on its current appearance, I estimate it will take at least another four weeks. One will heal faster, and the same goes for one or two others. However, two could take considerably longer, judging by how it looks so far. More photos of its current state are included.
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Stellar growing @Schlawiener
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day53: Easter is just around the corner, and the nest with the 6AH plants is filling up! Despite their different appearances—four plants, the three most leggy and the AH# plant with the highest Afghan/Skunk content, visually exhibit a pretty much identical scent in their buds—they all have a similar aroma. My favorite, AH# Delahaze, has seen the most frequent changes in its scent over the past few weeks. For the first few weeks, I couldn't take my nose off it. Last week, for days, it smelled like typical NL5/Haze. Since yesterday, I have to say it's been changing in a direction similar to what I experienced with an ACE Sativa. I think it was Zamal. Really almost identical. Definitely a typical spicy Sativa aroma. Unfortunately, I can't describe it any other way. I've only ever experienced this spicy smell with Sativa/Haze strains. Unfortunately, it's a spicy flavor that I personally don't find very appealing. So, if you've grown a lot of Indica-dominant strains, or have had Sativa or Haze in your garden before, you'll recognize it. The others still have a subtly fruity Haze aroma. I need to get a mango. I honestly can't remember what a mango smells like anymore.
I wish everyone a happy Easter weekend.
I wish everyone a happy Easter weekend.
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The cuttings from the six female AH# plants and the one flashy male AH# have now completely recovered, except for one. Five of them apparently didn't even notice they were on a 12/12 light cycle. Therefore, I suspect the Delahaze AH# pheno is struggling more and doesn't look good. However, after flushing with enzymes today, I added a light Advanced Nutrients A+B solution. After a few hours, it seemed to me that things were finally starting to improve. That was also the case after flushing. Here's a photo of how the AH# cuttings look so far. It will take some time before I can say whether one or two will make it to the next stage. I still have AH straws with 30 seeds available, so I'm being selective. Well, I need a good high! Since the balcony is still too cold, I'll probably need to prune them soon.
So, one last time, Happy Easter!
So, one last time, Happy Easter!
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What's new with the six AH plants?
In this eighth week, they've gained a considerable amount of weight. The plants with the main stem don't seem to be affected by this yet. They're still standing upright all on their own. As different as they are, they're also quite similar. They all have that Haze scent. Two of them really smell like mango. The DelaHaze pheno, which visually reminds me of an NLxHaze, has now steered the scent in a direction I find more appealing. The plant where I see the most Afghan/Skunk influences also has that Haze scent, accompanied by a fruity vibrancy. With these six AH# plants, you can tell they're sisters!
This is what they look like after eight weeks.
On to the final stretch. The one that smells most strongly of mango looks like it's only halfway through. A taste of MangoHaze?
So, I wish you all the best again. Have a good week and see you next time.
In this eighth week, they've gained a considerable amount of weight. The plants with the main stem don't seem to be affected by this yet. They're still standing upright all on their own. As different as they are, they're also quite similar. They all have that Haze scent. Two of them really smell like mango. The DelaHaze pheno, which visually reminds me of an NLxHaze, has now steered the scent in a direction I find more appealing. The plant where I see the most Afghan/Skunk influences also has that Haze scent, accompanied by a fruity vibrancy. With these six AH# plants, you can tell they're sisters!
This is what they look like after eight weeks.
On to the final stretch. The one that smells most strongly of mango looks like it's only halfway through. A taste of MangoHaze?
So, I wish you all the best again. Have a good week and see you next time.
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Looking good mate.
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Thank you so much @Uncle Jack !
I always say thank you to the breeder! I'm a bit amazed myself at how these plants grow even under less than perfect conditions. The water quality there is really poor!
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Hello everyone!
Here's another update on the Angel Heart plants!
The ladies are now getting a little less water than usual. They don't need it as much anymore, except for two AH#Mango and AH#Bbomb. Even so, they're no longer getting 1.2 liters at a time. Instead, they get 0.5 liters of pH-adjusted water as needed. The additional LED has been turned down a bit, and the CMH lamp has been raised a little higher. During the few days when it was warmer, and even stayed warmer at night, the temperature occasionally rose to a maximum of 29.2°C according to the thermometer. The highest humidity at night was 63%! Therefore, I'm trying to wait until the soil is really dry before watering them. A surprisingly quick turnaround in the final stretch. One or two will certainly take considerably longer. But just a few days ago, they seemed like a never-ending story. These two really smell like mangoes and Haze. Almost all of them have that mango touch. I also smell the Haze in each one, but it's slightly different. The mutant smells strongly of overripe mango and also musty and rotten, like fruit starting to ferment. But it's not disgusting. I had a similar smell once after curing in a jar! Anyway, I can only say which angel with the blonde curls will win my heart. The hairs on almost all of them look like little heart curls to me! Or am I just not smoking enough? After drying, etc., and most importantly, smoking, I'll feel whether a lady conquers my heart and stays. Therefore, I'm glad I had four duplicate cuttings from them. These are now in their second round. Enough talk. There's still a lot to do. Due to space constraints, I'll take another cutting from each AH# plant I took and completely prune the now small AH plants back. I'll keep them until the cutting I take has rooted. I only take one cutting at a time, as they rooted 100% quickly without rooting hormone recently.
A big sorry that this is all a bit unstructured.
I'll try my best
Here's another update on the Angel Heart plants!
The ladies are now getting a little less water than usual. They don't need it as much anymore, except for two AH#Mango and AH#Bbomb. Even so, they're no longer getting 1.2 liters at a time. Instead, they get 0.5 liters of pH-adjusted water as needed. The additional LED has been turned down a bit, and the CMH lamp has been raised a little higher. During the few days when it was warmer, and even stayed warmer at night, the temperature occasionally rose to a maximum of 29.2°C according to the thermometer. The highest humidity at night was 63%! Therefore, I'm trying to wait until the soil is really dry before watering them. A surprisingly quick turnaround in the final stretch. One or two will certainly take considerably longer. But just a few days ago, they seemed like a never-ending story. These two really smell like mangoes and Haze. Almost all of them have that mango touch. I also smell the Haze in each one, but it's slightly different. The mutant smells strongly of overripe mango and also musty and rotten, like fruit starting to ferment. But it's not disgusting. I had a similar smell once after curing in a jar! Anyway, I can only say which angel with the blonde curls will win my heart. The hairs on almost all of them look like little heart curls to me! Or am I just not smoking enough? After drying, etc., and most importantly, smoking, I'll feel whether a lady conquers my heart and stays. Therefore, I'm glad I had four duplicate cuttings from them. These are now in their second round. Enough talk. There's still a lot to do. Due to space constraints, I'll take another cutting from each AH# plant I took and completely prune the now small AH plants back. I'll keep them until the cutting I take has rooted. I only take one cutting at a time, as they rooted 100% quickly without rooting hormone recently.
A big sorry that this is all a bit unstructured.
I'll try my best
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