Forgotten Haze Cakes - Terpzy X Kalyseeds

On the date of March 16, 2024, approximately two hours after providing fresh food and water to the system, I realized that I initially added 62.5 milliliters of nutrients to a 60-liter volume for both parts A and B. Recognizing my mistake, I acknowledged that I had initially doubled the amount by adding 125 milliliters to the 60-liter tank making it 250ml perviously. There is an additional 25-liter reservoir present. I take responsibility for these errors and offer my sincere apologies for the oversight. Therefore I changed and freshed everything up! Currently, it appears that one of the plants, specifically the Fast Hitting Concentrate (FHC), is exhibiting signs of wilting, while the other plants in the system seem unaffected. Despite using pH-perfect nutrients that are designed to maintain optimal acidity levels without the need for pH correction kits, which I do not have at the moment, the situation with the FHC plant is concerning. Probably due to the over feed in its pervious tank load. She'll be okay once she settles. Given the observed symptoms in the FHC plant and the context of the situation, my current inclination is to refrain from immediate intervention and allow the plant to stabilize naturally. Considering the formulation of the nutrients being utilized and the absence of a pH correction kit, my thoughts revolve around a potential issue related to subjecting the roots to a sudden temperature shock by introducing them to cold water along with fresh nutrients. It is apparent that I did not let the cold water warm up to room temperature before administering it. Despite this, the nutrient solution itself was prepared at room temperature, which may or may not have significance in this context. Explanation: It seems that my mental state has not been optimal in recent times, as evidenced by the errors made in the calculations and subsequent care of the plants in the system. These mistakes have led to potential imbalances in the feeding regimen, particularly affecting the FHC plant. Despite utilizing pH-stabilized nutrients, the response from the FHC plant indicates a deviation from the expected outcome, prompting considerations of a cold water shock effect on the roots. The absence of a pH correction kit further complicates the situation. In essence, my mental well-being has been compromised, as reflected in the inaccuracies and decisions made regarding the care of the plants in the system. The adjustments and possible interventions, such as cold water shock, though an option for addressing the issue, entail risks due to the abrupt temperature change and lack of proper pH monitoring equipment. In summary, this scenario underscores a lapse in my cognitive abilities and judgment regarding the management of the plant habitat. Moving forward, it is crucial to reevaluate my methods, seek assistance or guidance as necessary, and implement corrective measures to restore equilibrium and health to the plant ecosystem under my supervision. Shortly after: Shes perked up! End-Day Trimmed! Not much! 16/03/2024 In my musings, I find amusement in the botanical mimicry of a Christmas tree inherent in cannabis growth trajectory. Yet, a peculiar division down its central axis seems to have occurred becauseof early topping, leading to a gravitational-induced sagging of the upper segment, resulting in an outward bowing of its structure—a sight that captivates my curiosity and prompts further observation. "Has anyone endeavored to manipulate the growth patterns of seedlings in order to expedite the vegetative phase and enhance efficiency? 🌱" 17/03/2024 Mid-day: Gave a helping hand to the stems! I'm 💯 sure FHC2 is Banana Clouds! Labels mixed! I'm useless at times+ 18/03/2023 Verily, i have plucketh the two minuscule nodes from the noble plant's primary summits when it doth lean askance. Otherwise forsooth, failure to do so may result in a disorderly countenance within the edges if neglected and affect air flow! This is like the easy version of mainlining! 😉 😜 Mid-day: Two tiny aqueous abrasions adorn the leaves of the Banana Clouds plant! Fret not, for it poses no cause for concern. Rest assured, I shall ensure to administer a misting session one hour prior to the commencement of the illumination phase! On 18/03/2024, I suspected a fungal issue in my cannabis tank, so I took action by adding 200ml of hydrogen peroxide 3% to combat it and trimmed off the damaged leaves. This morning, I noticed that the extractor fan was switched off, probably due to my accidental nudging of it the night before, as evidenced by reviewing the pictures. My anxiety seems to heighten when I feel watched or judged about my growing style and techniques. This reaction could be attributed to a psychological phenomenon known as "social anxiety," where individuals experience increased stress and discomfort in social or performance situations. The fear of making mistakes in front of others can trigger feelings of inadequacy and vulnerability, exacerbating the anxiety symptoms. Additionally, the pressure of showcasing my cultivation skills in a diary format adds another layer of stress. The fear of not meeting expectations or facing criticism from an audience can further fuel the anxiety about the growth process. It's important to remember that cultivating cannabis should be a fulfilling and enjoyable experience, rather than a source of distress. In a non-public setting, such as offline cultivation, you may find that your anxiety lessens as you have more privacy and autonomy over your techniques. This indicates that the presence of an audience or potential judgment plays a significant role in intensifying your anxiety levels. Switching equipmented thesk600 with the Budmaster GoD 9. In summary, cultivating cannabis is a personal journey that should bring me joy and fulfillment. And not let anxiety overshadow my passion for growing, and I guess it's okay to make mistakes and learn from them, regardless of who may or may not be watching. Ive got to stay positive, and curious, and keep nurturing green companions with care and enthusiasm! I'm going to stay true to myself, nurture this growth journey, and document it in my diary as if no one is observing. I believe wholeheartedly in this grow technique! However, my anxiety becomes overwhelming when it comes to documenting everything! I understand that we all need to learn at some point! I keep tripping over myself! For those who may have doubts, please shower me with positive vibes, love, and joy! 😊 I believe this will help alleviate my anxiety surrounding all of this! Thanks. -The Blurple God's hathe Returned- Yo, it's March 19, 2034, and we just flicked on the lights! Got the Cropmaster all set up, but damn, the SK600 is just too damn strong for this tent! Gotta find a better fit for the setup, bro. I keep wasting my own time! The Cropmaster is 420watts! 20/03/2024 Cropmaster watts is actually 563watts wall draw. Shortly not long after Lights On! Temps have returned back to normal! _27c Since reintroducing the esteemed Cropmaster, the verdant denizens within the enshrouded tent seemed to have a slight discontent brewing during the preceding day, only to exhibit a remarkable resurgence in vibrancy as the sun reached its zenith. The judicious course of action entails maintaining the presence of said luminous contraption, complemented by assiduous surveillance of the ambient temperatures, while faithfully employing the sk600 for the florid phase of growth. Furthermore, the wise decision to incorporate an additional extractor fan on the opposite end is currently underway. The acquisition of vital components, including pH kits, is slated for the forthcoming days without any deviation. Despite the ostensible insignificance of the issue at hand - a whimsical hand to "spank me and call me Charlie" with, appears to capture this essence quite fittingly, don't you agree? "Nope, I'd say 'does this guy ever learn" Continuing to intermittently part the veils of the tent to attend to matters of temperature regulation and transitioning lighting arrangements may have caused a brief disruption in the equanimity of the plants, as they navigated the sudden alteration in the color spectrum. Nevertheless, there seems to be a silver lining amidst this transient chaos – the noticeable elongation of the greenery indicates a positive response to the recent changes, wouldn't you say? "Nope, I'd day does this guy ever learn" 21/03/2024 I took a close look at my Haze Cake plant and noticed that its roots were being neglected. Upon inspection, I could see some entanglement in the roots, with a few appearing lighter brown in color. To remedy this, I decided to treat the roots by using a solution of 3% food-grade hydrogen peroxide and carefully removing the affected areas. This method is known to help with root rot and fungal infections, so I hoped it would revive my plant. I must say, recognizing that my plant was hungry was a significant insight. Its appearance clearly showed signs of needing more nourishment, looking a bit wilted. Under the cropmaster. I Upped feed by 0.5ml a litre. I administered 30ml to the 60l tank of sensi boom paft A/. By acknowledging this and thinking about how to ramp up its feeding routine, I believe I showed a good grasp of my plant's health requirements. I genuinely care about my plant's well-being and want to ensure it thrives, which is why I took action to give it the care it needed. When evaluating the plant's condition, I tried to be thorough and considerate. Even though I took proactive steps to deal with the root problems and adjusted the feeding schedule, I made sure to reflect on whether there might be other factors contributing to its hunger. This thoughtful approach highlights my dedication to providing the best care possible and my willingness to explore all angles to keep my plant healthy. As I move ahead, I plan to keep a close eye on how the plant responds after the root treatment and dietary changes. Monitoring any changes in its growth patterns, leaf color, or overall vitality will help me understand the impact of my actions. Consistency in caring for the plant, from watering to feeding to ensuring it gets enough light, will be crucial for its overall well-being and growth. In conclusion, my attentive approach to nurturing my Haze Cake plant, along with my proactive stance in handling root issues and nutrition, speaks to my commitment to creating a healthy environment for my green companion. By staying observant and responsive to my plant's needs, I aim to be a caring guardian that helps it thrive and stay vibrant in the long term. 5hrs later... Looking more perked as she adapts! 21/03/2024 Under the veil of night, I tenderly transplanted the fascinating hybrid cultivar (FHC) to the hydroponic oxy pot housed within the spacious 3x4 chamber. This decision stemmed from the realization that FHC, being of a delicate nature and having a preference for cooler temperatures, necessitates a bespoke feeding schedule and illumination distinct from that which sustains indica strains. Seedsman Peyote wifi 2:1 has been moved, she's a kindred spirit in genetic composition, now shares this environment witjth her own kind in the bigger chamber, fostering a harmonious kinship among the plants of her own. Will be a lot easier to control feeds for all indicas 22/03/2024 As dawn breaks, I eagerly anticipated signs of awakening from the slumbering FHC under the luminescent embrace of artificial light. Despite the passage of time, FHC languished in tranquility, prompting me to enact a measured response by attenuating the luminosity to a mere 50%. Yesterday's gentle handling that involved the delicate excision of certain roots was a gesture intended to facilitate FHC's transition, recognizing the necessity for acclimation to her altered circumstances. Will update in a few passing hours on there improvements! - Now, Good day. A brief span of time has elapsed, revealing a slight expansion of the plant's uppermost sections—a promising indication that root development is resuming with vigor. I forecast that within the next two to three days, the plant's roots will have fully rejuvenated, reinstating their functionality to optimal levels. It is crucial to maintain a positive outlook during this process, as documented in my diary, free from pessimism and doubt. It is a common tendency for individuals to voice concerns only in the presence of challenges, often resorting to self-justification in a bid to rationalize their perspectives. In the wisdom of my late grandmother, she often remarked, "People tend to judge rather than truly understand." - I could express anything within these pages. Nobody reads anyways! My diary serves as an expansive platform where I record the intricacies of my plant cultivation journey, encompassing a diverse range of reflections and musings. Interestingly, some plants exist on the periphery of these pages, flourishing quietly without encountering significant challenges or obstacles. It is as though the issues highlighted here are mirrored representations of human complexities and struggles with the communityand the questions I ask. The canvas of my diary offers a boundless expanse for articulating diverse thoughts and observations related to the growth process of the plants. It is intriguing to note that while certain plants receive minimal mention within these pages, they continue to thrive without notable setbacks or issues. The others are peoples mirrored problems and reflections! "Within a span of seven days or less these indica plants are anticipated to undergo a transformation where their structure will fold outward before swiftly ascending in a vertical growth pattern. Using gravity to produce colas. No training needed" "Who needs friends, when you have enemies like this!" As the day draws to a close, I bid you all a peaceful Good Night, reflecting on the profound parallels between nurturing plants and navigating the complexities of human interactions. - Now, Good Night!