Organic Super Lemon Haze

Regenwurm The plants are stretching a bit, which I attribute to the distance from the lamp. Starting tomorrow, I'll reduce the distance = a bit more light intensity. In week 1, I watered moderately 3 times. Humidity is consistently around 65%, temperature at 25-25.5 degrees. The humidifier is doing its job and needs to be refilled every 2 days. Starting tomorrow, I'll add a minimal amount of nutrients, but only 50% of the recommendation from Green Buzz More Roots; I'll leave everything else out for another week. Light intensity of the lamp is at 25% and the distance is 60 cm (1 test). The grow control system is doing what it's supposed to... super good. Number 1+2 still look very healthy for germination. Number 3 is not quite perfect.

Regenwurm One of the ladies doesn't look as good as the others for some reason. Since I'm only continuing with 2 ladies due to space constraints, it doesn't matter. Plants number 1 and 2 look very healthy. Since the ladies stretched in the first week due to the distance from the lamp, I reduced the distance to 25 cm. The light output of the lamp remains at 25%. Climate conditions during the day with Growcontrol at 25.5 degrees and 70% humidity. At night 22 degrees and 65%. The plants have responded well to the minimal amount of nutrients. I'm increasing it every week.

Regenwurm This week there's nothing special to report except… Transplanted from 1 L to 12.5 L Air pots. Roots extremely healthy (see picture) Today I topped the ladies and the training begins for about 2-3 weeks. Light intensity still at 30%, I will increase it starting tomorrow. Also increasing the nutrient amount to half of the feeding schedule from Green Buzz. Climate thanks to Growcontrol is very, very good and consistent. Added a bit of living organics during transplanting. Very tight internodes, just how it should be…

Regenwurm Climate is consistently very good. Due to the repotting, only 2 times pure rainwater and 1 time additives from Green Buzz. The ladies are doing excellently even without fertilizer at this stage. HST on the main stem to push the side branches. Increased light intensity to 35% at the same distance of about 40 cm. Today increased light to 40%. Rearranged the fan in the tent to generate more area. In the next few days, some rough defoliation will be done for the first time.

Regenwurm The climate is consistently very good. Watered twice with pure rainwater and once with Green Buzz additives this week. The ladies are doing excellently even without fertilizer (with very little fertilizer) at this stage. HST on the main stem to push the side branches. Increased light intensity to 45% while maintaining the same distance of about 40 cm. Increased light to 45% today. Humidity and temperature are spot on, a bit too high at night, and only used 2 liters of water for humidifying this week. This means, due to space reasons, the humidifier is coming out this week and the dehumidifier is going into the tent. Mid to late this week, I will switch to flowering.

Regenwurm The climate has been consistently very good. Watered twice this week as mentioned above with additives. Just using rainwater doesn't work because the nutrients go too far down. I mix 50% rainwater and 50% tap water to achieve a pH level of 6.8. After adding nutrients, it adjusts to a perfect pH of 6.3. Lightly defoliated twice in the first week of flowering. Increased light intensity to 60% while keeping the distance at about 40 cm. Humidity and temperature are spot on, a bit too high at night so I completely reduced the humidifier (there's enough leaf mass in the tent for the base moisture). For the past week, the dehumidifier has been connected to the grow control. Since then, it has been working well. Both devices cannot be placed in the tent simultaneously due to space reasons, but that's not a problem. In the next two weeks, I expect a strong stretch.

Regenwurm This week it was hot, Max 27.5 degrees in the grow room and the ladies are thirsty. At night not below 23.5 degrees. Humidity at a relatively constant 50%. So the temperature isn't optimal but still not a big problem. With one of the ladies, I have about 50% Coco. That's the lighter of the two ladies. pH value for watering and drain is okay at 6.2 after a proper flush. Two days ago I flushed and with the Coco, I added an increased amount of calmag from Green Buzz. Here I measured the EC, which was clearly too low (0.5), meaning starting tomorrow Coco Lady will get more nutrients. I hope it's the right way. The lady in soil looks good. Light intensity of the lamp is at 70% with a distance of 40 cm. Nutrient addition once this week and the other time I flushed.

Regenwurm This week I was on vacation, pictures from day 25 Posted 4 days late. In 3 days, there will be an update with the new week back on time. So I'll hold back on describing the condition or any other info.

Regenwurm The ladies are still thirsty. This week I flushed the ladies. At night around 23 degrees / during the day 26 degrees. Humidity is relatively constant at 50%. So the climate is good. With one of the ladies, I have about 50% Coco, and there I used double the amount of calmag as indicated above for the fertilizer. The leaf color of both plants is now equal due to the increase of calmag in the Coco plant. pH value for watering and drainage is okay at 6.2 after a proper watering. I flushed two days ago and with the Coco, I added an increased amount of calmag from Green Buzz. Here I measured the EC, which is currently around 1-1.1, which is pretty good. I'm now sticking to the fertilization plan from Greenbuzz, which is currently working well with its amounts. I hope this is the right way. Both ladies look good. I performed defoliation to allow light to reach the center of the plant. Light intensity of the lamp is set to 85% at a distance of 40 cm. Fertilizer added twice this week.

Regenwurm Due to the high temperature and the development of the buds, the ladies are very thirsty. This week, I watered the ladies 3 times with the full nutrient dose according to the Green Buzz plan. Nighttime temperature is about 23 degrees / daytime 26 degrees. Humidity is relatively constant at 50%. So the climate is good. With one of the ladies, I have about 50% Coco, and there I added double the amount of calmag as indicated above for the fertilizer. The leaf color of both plants is now the same due to the increase of calmag in the Coco plant. I didn't check the pH value of the water and drain this week, but the leaf color has darkened. Next week, I'll flush it again with a light nutrient mix. Here, I measured the EC, which is currently around 1-1.2-1.3, which is quite good. I'm now sticking to the fertilization plan from Greenbuzz, which is currently working well with its amounts. I hope this is the right way. Both ladies look good. I performed defoliation to allow light to reach the center of the plant. Light intensity of the lamp is set to 92% at a distance of 40 cm. Nutrient addition 3 times this week.

Regenwurm Temperature and development are going well, the ladies are still very thirsty. This week, I watered the ladies once with the full nutrient dose according to the Green Buzz plan, once with adjusted water pH 6.2, and twice with half the nutrient amount. Nighttime around 23 degrees / daytime 26 degrees. Humidity is relatively constant at 50%. So the climate is good, but despite 2 dehumidifiers, I can't get below 50% RH. With one of the ladies, I have about 50% Coco, and there I used double the amount of calmag as indicated above for the nutrient. The leaf color of both plants is very good. I didn't check the pH of the watering and drain this week, but the leaf color is good. Next week, I will water normally to slightly. EC measured at 2.2 means, according to Green Buzz, currently around 1.1 is quite good. The approach of letting the ladies dry out and watering heavily has proven to be good so far. Both ladies look good. No pest control or training this week. Light intensity of the lamp set to 92% at a distance of 40 cm. It's interesting to see how the different media, Coco and soil, develop with the same nutrients and the same light.

Regenwurm The plants are still being watered heavily. This week, the ladies were watered twice with the full nutrient dose according to the Green Buzz plan, once with adjusted water at pH 6.2, and once with half the nutrient amount. Night temperatures are around 23 degrees / daytime 26 degrees. Humidity is relatively constant at 50%. So the climate is good; I'm slowly moving towards 45% RH. With one of the ladies, I have about 50% Coco, and instead of the double amount of calmag as indicated above for the nutrient, I will now use the same amount since the high demand is not there. The leaf color of both plants is very good. I didn't check the pH of the watering and drain this week, but the leaf color is good. Next week, watering will be done lightly as planned, and the amount will be reduced. EC measured at 2.2 means, according to Green Buzz, it's currently around 1.1, which is quite good. The approach of letting the ladies dry out and watering heavily has proven to be effective so far. Both ladies look good. This week, I carried out strong last defoliation. The light intensity of the lamp is kept at 92% at a distance of 40 cm. It's interesting to see how the different media, Coco and soil, develop with the same nutrients and light.

Regenwurm It's coming to an end, about 2 weeks until harvest. The stamps are changing color nicely and the trichomes are getting cloudy. In 2 days I will start flushing. The climate is great, with a constant humidity of 40-45% RH thanks to grow control. Otherwise, not much to say this week. See you next week!

Regenwurm On days 59+60+64, I flushed each plant with 10 liters of water mixed with Clean Fruits. Probably a bit too little since the EC value in the drain is a bit high (0.5-0.6), but since it's grown organically, I think it's okay. The buds are getting heavier and the trichomes are cloudy. I hope autumn kicks in over the next 2 days. In the now last week, we'll continue with additives according to the plan from Greenbuzz. The lamp from Pro Emit is highly recommended. Even though the plants are so small, they are heavily packed with dense buds. The grow control with an additional dehumidifier outside keeps the humidity at around 40-42% 🙏 Next week is harvest day, I expect a decent amount and hope not to be disappointed. See you next week!

Regenwurm Everything went pretty well. Next time, though, I would let this strain grow for at least another week to achieve more height. There was still space in the tent that could be better utilized. The wet trim took an average amount of time. The buds that were somewhat covered could have gone longer, but I don't have the option to harvest at different times. Currently, without being able to back it up, the grow in soil worked better than the one with a grotesque Coco. In the next grow, I'll go for 70% soil and 30% Coco.