Forgotten Haze Cakes - Terpzy X Kalyseeds

01/05/2024 Lights On! Dimmed light: 460watts 6-7Weeks left, give or take! 10-12Week flower 02/05/2024 Today, as I ventured into the fifth week of flowering, a fascinating phenomenon unfolded before my very eyes. A few of the delicate pistils adorning my beloved Sativa plants have taken on a hue of amber, signaling premature maturation or something else like an accident knocking. While this unexpected occurrence could raise eyebrows, I couldn't help but marvel at the intricate dance of genetics and environmental influences swirling around my cherished Forgotten Haze of a mind. The intricate tapestry of this botanical journey beckoned me to delve deeper into the inner sanctum of my verdant companions. With meticulous care, I embarked on a meticulous examination of the sparkling trichomes, those minuscule reservoirs of potency nestled within the emerald buds. They're still very much clear unlike my mind at times. As I pondered the significance of these early amber pistils, a notion flickered in the recesses of my mind – a gentle reminder that each plant, like a virtuoso in a grand orchestra, dances to its unique rhythm. Perhaps this delightful anomaly is a testament to the individuality of each bloom, an expression of nature's whimsy and the intricate ballet playing out in my humble garden. In the midst of these botanical musings, a thought bubbled to the surface like a playful sprite frolicking in the sunlit meadows of my mind. What do you call a group of musicalp plants? A weed ensemble, of course! Haha oh rhe joys of life. Oh, the whimsy of wordplay amidst the verdant tapestry of nature's embrace. I stand before you chnaged man 💯 As the week unfurls its verdant tendrils, I shall continue my vigil over the forgotten haze, treading softly in the footsteps of Mother Nature herself. With a heart attuned to the subtle whispers of my botanical realm, I shall chart a course guided by the ever-changing hues of pistils, the shimmering dance of trichomes, and the boundless wonder of growth unfolding. Until we meet again, like morrow, more than likely! I'm forever in botanical reverie! 03/05/2024 Lights On! 04/05/2024 Lights on! She's back in the 60L tank now, soaking up 566.9 watts of light. 5ml/l Sensi Bloom with 1.5ml Overdrive. After being in the 20L tank, where she was only drinking just under 5L of water every 24 hours compared to the usual 13L, she seems much happier in the larger space. Since last night, she's already taken in 5L of water in just 8 hours. Looks like she was really thirsty! 😉 😜 In the 20L tank, she was a bit restricted in stretching her roots vertically. I've observed that sativas tend to reach for the sky with their roots, almost like they're on a race! On the other hand, Indicas seem to prefer stretching their roots downwards. It's interesting to see how each type of plant has its own unique growth pattern and behavior. Our my poor environment positioning of the plants 06/05/2024 Lights Off! Lights out in the grow room! Today, as I observed Forgotten Haze Cakes, I couldn't help but notice the stunning transformation in the color of the leaves. Anthocyanins, these amazing water-soluble pigments, play a crucial role in giving cannabis plants their vibrant colors. The name itself, derived from Greek words meaning "blue flower," perfectly describes how these compounds can paint the leaves in hues ranging from blues and purples to pinks and magentas. Just like how nature's foliage changes during the transition from summer to fall, cannabis plants also exhibit a colorful display thanks to anthocyanins. When the plant senses that the time for harvest is approaching, these pigments kick in, bringing about a natural shift in color that signifies the plant's progress towards maturity, akin to the changing leaves of autumn. "I thought she was a 10-12week flower! I'll keep an on her! Could this color change be a sign of potassium deficiency? In response, I decided to enrich the watering tank by adding 5 liters of 12% food-grade hydrogen peroxide. This addition has effectively transformed the 60-liter tank into a solution containing 1% hydrogen peroxide. This should provide an additional amount of oxygen to the roots, promoting their health and vitality. The stability of this mixture is expected to persist for six days until I perform the next replenishment.