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  FLAWLESS dwarf sunflowers
  • denverplantguy  

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  Dwarf sunflowers are GLOWING in my BLOOM! This is day 100, with florals opening about 10+ days ago. I plan on harvesting the blooms in a few weeks and putting out for the birds. 20220510_093734.jpeg

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  Green Crack (Feminized) - ILGM - Sativa Dominant - Grow #01 - 2022-03
  • OmaCoder  

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  She's alive!

  I started by soaking the seed from ILGM in a dark cabinet in a small cup of water for 24 hours before moving into Bloom. She had a tail popping out by this point.

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  Finally made it to the end
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  So this is the fourth attempt to grow some sweet Mary Jane. The first 3 times all ended tragically due to various kinks which have been worked out for the fourth attempt. Finally was able to track down an auto flower seed and used that grow recipe. FAA1CAE6-B1E4-4576-A416-3CEE3408E0E8.jpeg 40FE56A2-4BB6-4284-98DF-B2E5A4221D9F.jpeg 2014F2C7-5D86-4C25-B035-BF29590BA958.jpeg

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  Brussels Sprouts
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  After seeing the success of the Brussels sprouts being grown. I have decided to start my own Brussels sprout plant as well. We are one week in and have 5-7 seeds sprouted. Will trim to one later this week. FD58BAC9-70CC-41F3-BB33-6C8CD8F17672.jpeg

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  9.6 oz in 3 months!
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  Sunflowers
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  Another first time grow from the BLOOM Lab. Sunflowers! This is a dwarf variety so we thought we would utilize the 6 pod grow deck accessory. The Sunflower recipe has been uploaded onto the Forum if anyone else wants to try it out. We planted 2 seeds in each pod (which is what we recommend) and all 12 germinated after only a few days. We have decided to keep the back three pods with both plants growing to see how it turns out!

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  Brussels Sprouts!
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  We planted these Brussels Sprouts seeds about 14 days ago and they are a beauty so far!

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  This is our first try at growing Brussels in the BLOOM, so we've got a lot to learn. We know that we need to keep our temperatures LOW, so after this little seedling gets a little bigger, we'll be dropping the temperature to 65 degrees and will monitor the light intensity. Right now, it is lowered to 75%.

  Follow along to see what we discover and grow!

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  Sweetie Tomato
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  Carolina Reaper
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  The start of something hot

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  Lilac Bell 2.0
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  About 16 days into the grow, both seeds germinated. I am going to give it a few more days and then decide which one to prune off. I'm leaning more towards the one on the right, the leaves are much larger. So far everything has been pretty simple, am excited to watch it take off!!

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  Mini Sweet Peppers
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  Whenever I go to the grocery store I buy a package of the mini sweet peppers so I thought to myself instead of buying these why don't I just grow them! I took some of the seeds from the peppers from the store and started them in an AeroGarden Bounty for a couple weeks to get them going. After the plant was a good size I stuck it in my BLOOM and let it work its magic on my little plant. Another couple of weeks went by and now I have a healthy producing plant! No more buying peppers at the grocery store, there seems to be a nearly unlimited supply coming in!

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  Suyo Long Cucumbers
  • BloomCS  

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  Hello again from the BLOOM Lab!

  We planted Suyo Long Self-Pollinating Cucumbers seeds in one of our BLOOM's 25 days ago and she is looking good so far! We're currently using the sample "Cucumber" recipe that is pre-loaded on the BLOOM, but may make some adjustments as we learn more throughout this grow and then upload the new Grow Recipe later on.

  Remember: Not all plants, strains, and varieties grow the same so the great thing about BLOOM Grow Recipes is that you can edit them at any time from your Control Panel!

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  We're noticing a little leaf curling going on, and this might be due to too much light. We're going to turn the Light Intensity down to 85% and see if this helps. You can always turn your Light Intensity up or down in the Advanced Settings page through the Main Menu.

  We'll be putting a trellis on shortly, and plan to have several trellis's installed so that the plant can really vine like it naturally wants to.

  Stay tuned for more updates!

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  asdf
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  this is test for IDOR

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  Yrdy
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  OJ Kush Hybrid-2nd Grow
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  ...am well into my second grow with the BLOOM now and it is starting to take shape nicely, so I thought it was time to share.

  Plant is OJ Kush Hybrid - Sativa 60/40. Latest pics taken yesterday (11/18/21) when 'Tropicalia Chem' recipe stage changed to Bloom 2 (stage5). Enjoy!

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  Strawberry Syrup
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  Started this feminized seed and November 17 and it took a long time to germinate, sprout and become a bushy plant.

  I did top it once before these images below.

  Here are some photos of the before pruning.

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  After pruning.

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  And trellising.

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  I'm trying to encourage this dense, squat growing indica to spread out to create more light penetration to allow more branches to grow!

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  3rd Grow in my Bloom - Hibiscus Sunrise
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  The next strain being planted in the BLOOM is call Hibiscus Sunrise. This is a feminized seed. The genetics are Hawaiian Sunrise crossed with Gupta Kush making it an Indica leaning hybrid.

  The seed was planted 7 days ago and has already germinated showing its first set of leaves. Impressive!

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  Golden Nugget Reborn
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  Round 2! GN is back in the pod with 2 contenders. I took too long with the last grow. Planning on much shorter duration this time. I'm watching these 2 little guys to see who's stronger. Fastest grower wins. They've got a couple days to convince me. Only one of them gets to stay. I'll keep you all posted.

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  Slazerbeam - 1st Sativa Grow
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  Well, thought I'd try to grow a Sativa-dominant hybrid in the bloom. Since sativa's are usually taller and more scraggly than indica's... I thought this might be a bit of a challenge. Thankfully, I did some reading on the forum and got some great help.

  This strain is called Slazerbeam and I started from a feminized seed. It's a cross between Super Lemon Haze and Gupta Kush.

  I'm skipping to the good picture first, then I'll go back in time and share some of my tricks that helped this strain thrive in the bloom:

  Today 11/30: Been flushing for 4 days now. Trichomes were still a little white, but I figured the middle of the plant was ready. If 60% or so of the plant is showing milky trichomes, then it's time to flush. Best to have a microscope on hand to check these or a really good camera.

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  11/17:

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  11/5 and 11/4: The one really tall branch was getting close, so I eventually took a suction cup and string to pull the branch down lightly towards the side. Doing this would avoid burning the top of the cola on the top lights.

  Buds were beginning to fill in nicely and I was able to prune a few of the bigger fan leaves to make trimming a little easier later on.

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  10/27:

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  10/19 Before Pruning:

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  10/19 After Pruning. The fan leaves were HUGE! So it's important to prune them often. This will allow light to penetrate the rest of the plant and allow the plant to take in nutrients where it really matters - the bud sites:

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  10/13 Before pruning:

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  10/13 After Pruning and training:

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  I gently pulled some of the branches through various spots inside and outside of the trellis.

  10/2: This was a big day! Plant was starting to shoot out pistols, which tells me it was definitely a female.

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  I also flipped it to flower a few days after the pruning.

  Before pruning:

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  After Pruning & Training. The training might seem aggressive, but it worked out! Bending the plants spreads the branches out and allows each of the branches to get more light. I wanted to make the most out of the space in the bloom and this would allow more surface area for buds to develop later on.

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  9/24 Last couple days in veg stage. Still loving those huge fan leaves, but they had to go:

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  9/17 First Topping! You want 4-5 nodes before topping. The inner nodal spacing in the bloom tends to be shorter, which is great news for keeping your plants an appropriate size:

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