Skywalker #1

My Auto Skywalker Haze Grow Diary: Week 1 The first week with my Auto Skywalker Haze has been a journey of discovery and careful attention. Here’s a snapshot of the week’s progress: Watering and Nutrition: I began with a single watering, providing 1.3 liters to quench my plant’s thirst. Along with the water, I added Hesi SuperVit to the mix, ensuring my plant received a well-rounded intake of nutrients and vitamins essential for its early stage of growth. Lighting Adjustments: I kept a close eye on my plant’s reaction to the light. Noticing signs of light stress, I made the decision to raise the lamp to 50cm by the end of the week, creating a more comfortable environment for my plant to thrive in. Growth Observations: Mid-week, my plant stood at 2.3cm and showed a promising increase in height, reaching 3cm by the week’s end. The growth was steady and robust, with no visible abnormalities, which filled me with optimism for the weeks ahead. Reflection: This initial week has set a positive tone for the growth of my Auto Skywalker Haze. The absence of abnormalities and the solid growth pattern are encouraging signs of a healthy plant. I’m looking forward to observing how it develops and adapts in the coming weeks. This diary entry captures the essence of the first week with my Auto Skywalker Haze. I’m eager to see the transformation as my plant continues to grow. 🌿

My Dutch Passion Auto Skywalker Haze Grow Diary: Week 2 The second week with my Dutch Passion Auto Skywalker Haze has been a period of significant growth and proactive cultivation. Here’s a recap of the week’s progress: Lighting and Climate Control: I’ve upgraded my setup to include the XS4000 LED, complemented by UV-A + NIR 50W lights that run in parallel, starting 15 minutes before and after the main light turns on. This ensures a gradual transition of light intensity, simulating a more natural light cycle. Additionally, I’ve employed a humidifier to maintain the ideal humidity levels for my plant’s health. Growth Progress: I was thrilled to see a substantial increase in growth this week, with my plant’s height jumping from 3.8cm to 11.5cm. This growth spurt is a clear sign that the plant is responding well to the new lighting and controlled humidity. Watering and Nutrition: I watered the plant with around 400ml of water, along with a mix of Hesi SuperVit and Bio Canna Vega + Bio Canna Rhizotonic. These nutrients are designed to encourage strong vegetative growth and a healthy root system, which are crucial during these early stages. Low-Stress Training (LST): With the plant exhibiting such good health and no apparent issues, I decided to implement Low-Stress Training (LST) at the end of week 2. LST is a gentle technique to shape the plant’s growth and can lead to better light distribution and potentially higher yields. Reflection: This week has been incredibly rewarding. The substantial growth and lack of complications have reinforced my confidence in the cultivation process. I’m eager to see how the LST will influence my Auto Skywalker Haze’s development as I continue this exciting journey. Week 2 has solidified my belief in the importance of adapting to my plant’s needs and the positive impact of a well-managed grow environment. The progress of my Auto Skywalker Haze is a source of great satisfaction, and I look forward to sharing more updates as we move forward. 🌿

My Dutch Passion Auto Skywalker Haze Grow Diary: Week 3 The third week with my Dutch Passion Auto Skywalker Haze has been a period of visible growth and successful cultivation techniques. Here’s a summary of the week’s activities: Growth and Training: The plant has shown excellent improvements, growing from 11.5cm to 17cm. I’ve been using Low Stress Training (LST) and defoliation methods to enhance the development of the side nodes. Watering and Nutrition: I watered the plant twice, each time with approximately 400ml of water, and included Hesi SuperVit in the mix. This supplement provides a comprehensive range of nutrients and vitamins, which seems to have supported the plant’s healthy growth. Health Monitoring: Throughout the week, I’ve been vigilant in monitoring the plant’s health and fortunately, I haven’t noticed any issues. The absence of problems such as nutrient deficiencies, pests, or diseases is a positive indicator of the plant’s well-being. Reflection: This week has been about reinforcing the growth patterns through strategic training and ensuring the plant receives all the necessary nutrients. I’m pleased with the progress and the effectiveness of the techniques I’ve employed. I’m looking forward to the continued development of my plant in the weeks to come. The growth and health of my Auto Skywalker Haze are sources of great satisfaction, and I’m excited to continue documenting this journey, anticipating the flourishing of my plant. 🌿