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Shaggy's 5 Space Cookies Grow
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10
Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
Topping
weeks Technique
Strain
Space Cookies
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Neutral
Space Cookies is new strain by Paradise Seeds - 60/40 indica/sativa.
I had five seeds, and all five germinated successfully.
Growth was great, but I infected my tent with spider mites, so that slowed them down a bit but they did not stop.
I fought the mites with Neem, Pyrethrum, and Diamotatious Earth (the latter finally got rid of them).
I found the effect or the bud great from late afternoon onwards when I could start to wind down.
Buds are very tight as you would expect from a GSC cross.
Tip: the longer the cure, the sweeter her pine taste becomes!
Growing wise, very easy. Keep feed on the medium strength side, ie, not too hot.
Easy to train although I did top them which slows a plants vertical growth a bit.
I took a lot of clones, and they produced nice plants. Possible to monster-crop in week 4 of flowering I found.
The Outcome
Week 18
Harvest
What's on the scales?
623.689
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
3118.45
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
5
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
1
m²
ft²
Grow Room size
0.23
g / watt
623.69
g / m²
124.74
g / plant
5
plant / m²
2700
watt / m²
Tastes like
Pine
Sweet
Woody
Feels like
60% Sativa 40% Indica
Positive effects
Creative
Relaxed
Uplifted
Negative effects
Dry mouth
Reviews. Nutrient
Frankly, I love the Shogun range. I bought all the Shogun Products I used in this grow myself (I have since been sponsored)
SHOGUN Katana Roots
SHOGUN Samurai Terra Grow
SHOGUN Samurai Hydrogrow A
SHOGUN Samurai Hydrobloom B
SHOGUN CalMag
SHOGUN Geisha Foliar
SHOGUN Samurai Hydrobloom A
SHOGUN PK Warrior 9/18
SHOGUN Sumo Active Boost
I used this gifted Greenhouse Feeding as a buffering feed to the media. I think it worked fine for this purpose for me. Not sure how to work with the powder to be honest. If you put too much in when transplanting, you're fucked, meaning, I have found it really easy to over fertilize with powder feedings, and removing it is a bitch.
Flushing it out is risky if the plant is small in a large pot (ie, just been transplanted), and that's the exact time you'd know if you've over-fertilized and needed to flush it out or not. Maybe good with plants that you know very well and know how much they eat, but winging it on the fly with new-to-you genetics will be a finger in the air guestimate.
Reviews. Lamp
Privileged to be gifted a new strain from Paradise Seeds: Space Cookies. Popped on 4/20 and the experience of growing her (bar a few landlord entrances) was awesome.
Stand out feature is very long joined up buddy-colas. Epic. Great for LSTing, topping, SCROGing. Loves to be trained. Takes a medium amount of feed as I burnt them a little with too much.
Very good yield, as you would think from those long joined up cola. I will defo grow again, although I think I have quite enough to be carrying me through for quite a while!!!! :-)
Happy Growing everyone!0
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Grow Questions
ShaggyGrowerstarted grow question 6 years ago
What effect does heat/cold have on roots & above ground? So, what effect should I see in the roots and above ground growth with substrate temps at 90f, 85f, 80f, 75f, 70f, 65f, 60f, 55f, 50f, 45f, 40f?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Experimentgreenanswered grow question 6 years ago
Hey there so extreme cold will slow your plant growth ans can eventually kill the plant especially at freezing temps. I see the plants are partly outdoors partying with the tomatoes which lucky are much like cannabis, at this stage if you can keep temps between 70-85 with good humidity thats best, but even if you went down into the higher 60s that's ok too, with slightly cooler night temps. If your substrate can stay above 60 it'll discourage mold and other things. The plants and tomatoes are looking good. :) oh also a lot of your plants leaves look like they're "praying" which is a good thing. I think things are coming along great.
ShaggyGrowerstarted grow question 6 years ago
Have a look the leaf photo's in Week 12 and tell me what excess/deficiency you see. I think it is a Magnesium deficiency but I'm far from sure. The leaves effected are mainly middle of the plant fan leaves or lower fan leaves on the cola's.
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Leaves. Other
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PharmaZanswered grow question 6 years ago
Hi Shaggy. Looks like textbook calcium deficiency. Magnesium looks interveinal chlososis, calcium shows up as brown spots on leaves affected. The requirement and deficieny signs with calcium can be weeks apart meaning your middle leaves needed calcium 2 weeks ago and because it’s not a mobile nutrient as the leaves grow your requirements of calcium or not met hence the spots. Now that you’re adding “cal mag” you shouldn’t have anymore issues. (Calcium is required at 6% magnesium 2% each feed) hope that clears it up for you ;)
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