Mimosa X Orange Punch - Barney’s #1 Farm Autoflowers
This Mimosa x Orange Punch Auto from Barney's Farm experienced a smooth germination and seedling phase, transitioning into vegetative growth on January 21st. The plant entered its flowering stage on February 27th and was harvested and began drying on April 15th, concluding its cycle with curing on April 22nd. The grower utilized a 70/30 coco coir and perlite mix in a 5x5 indoor environment, employing a 450W LED light throughout the grow. Environmental conditions were carefully monitored, with temperature typically ranging between 65-85°F and humidity between 40-75%, adjusted as needed to support healthy development.
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Medium
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70/30 Coco/Perlite
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Latest
55.9 cm
Average
62 cm
Min
55.9 cm
Max
71.1 cm
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Checked trichs under microscope was ready to be chopped. Got 5 days of flushing in so not too bad but not what I would’ve liked.
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Will be applied for 1 week with this recipe every 2 days. Each plant will get 1/2 a gallon (potentially two seperate waterings 1/4 & 1/4)
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Trim the larger fan leaves off that are directly blocking bud sites
Regular mix for veg. from here on out
Attempting to train the larger mimosa a bit. Still small but has grown larger than the other one has. Bent down the main branch a bit in hopes to get some of the underneath branches to go free
All 5 were given the all in 1 mega crop for hydroponics by GreenLeaf Nutrients. I used 5G of the nutrients in 1 gallon of water.
These ladies were looking not all that hopeful. They are still struggling it seems or maybe they just grow small?
1/4 gallon of water given that contained the HFM 2.0 mixture.
All 5 plants had major fan leaves trimmed off
All 5 girls were given a heavy feeding mix the last few days. I don’t have a ton of different nutrients to work with and am looking to expand on that with my next grow.
9 cm
Made two seperate gallons: 1st - used 1/2 gallon each on the Big Mo’ plants due to the fact the top layer of medium had dried out & the stems are weak. This 1st gallon also had 1.0 tsp more of the big bloom which makes it considered a “heavy feeding” water. 2nd: Was divided 1/3 gal amongst the 3 Purple Nanners as they are thriving & the medium was still decently damp. Applied it around the outer edges as well in hopes to strengthen the root system
1/4th gallon per plant
Transplanted out of rockwool into 5 - 5 gallon pots
Hydroponic Liquid General Feeding + Organic Liquid Compost Tea + Mycorrhiza Powder
Move two into 5 Gallon Pots (these grow bigger than other autos. I know from last run)
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