Lemon Power Haze [Zamnesia Seeds] // first grow

The visible mycelium is vanishing as the first week of the seedling stage goes on. I just keep the humidity high using the domes and water using a spray bottle with PHed water at PH 6.5. For fertilizing i am using the Monter Bud Mix from Zamnesia. Since i am planning to plant the plant in an 11L fabric pot i mix about 100g in 11L of soil. The Lemon power Haze is having a bit of strange growth on the first leafs.

The plant still shows some abnormal growth, but it´s not far behind the othet two plants. At day 11 since germination the plant started to show some lighter spots which turned yellow within a few days. I think it must have been some nutrient burn because of the already fertilized soil. Because I grow organic I decided to just wait and the newer growth did not develop the same spots.

This week the pots started to become a bit small. I guess you could have let them sit in the small pot for another week or so but had taken a quick look at the roots because of the whole leaf situation and noticed that the roots were already starting to grow along the walls of my pot. So.... I decided to transplant them in their final 11L fabric pots at day 18.

Because the Lemon Power Haze was growing quite short internodial spacing i decided to top the plant instead of LSTing like i did with the other plants. I topped at day 22 above the 4th node and the Lemon Power Haze loved it. It didn´t seem like the topping slowed down anything, the plant starts growing to with nearly immediately. I fed the plant about one Tbsp of molasses with 1L of water at day 26 and also watered in aome SF nematodes because i noticed some mourning gnats on the traps i placed around my tent. I think this stressed the plant in some way because i started to see some lighter spots on the lower leafes at day 28.

I used the molasses to Ph my water down to 6.5 this week. Was probably not the best idea and the yellow spots on the 2 lower leafes became bigger and the leafes felt dry and briddle. i suspected Ph problems and messured the soil PH using a cheap tester. I dont trust this thing a 100% but i also messured a bit of drain after watering and my Ph came a bit close to 7.0. So I decided to change the water tactics to PHing down to 6.0 using an organic PH-. The Lemon Power Haze is the tallest of the 3 genetics I grow currently. I think the main reason is that the LST from the other plants keeps them a good amount lower. The side branching is going nuts this week and i train it as good as I can using some selfmade LST clips. The clips worked really well if you spend the time to soften the branch properly before training. I was too fast with one of my topbranches at day 36 and it snapped halfway. I fixed it using a bit of tape just to hold it in place.

I swiched the lighting to 12/12 at day 38. While scrogging i keep training the plant doing the stretch as much as i can to keep my canopy low. The Lemon Power Haze is quite a bit bigger than the other plants thats why i decided to swich to flowering this week because i don´t want it to take up too much space. I gave less molasses than last week to not overdo it. At day 38 the plant got a bit of a defoiliation to improve airflow.

It was a bit hot in the tent this week. Partly because of the weather partly because i was hanging the lamp lower. I also had high relative humidity of about 70% this week but just for short times usually it´s about 60%. It seems like the temperature isn´t bothering the growth of the LPH at the end of the week she starts to show the first little buds forming. I fertilized once a week when watering, the other days i water plane tapwater which has been sitting for about 24 hours.

I hanged the plant 5cm up at the first days of this week because the temperature at the leaflevel was up to 30°C. I also noticed some newer grow rolling kinda inwards and suspected little high nitrogen. In consequence i watered just water some SF-nematodes and a little bit of PK 13/14. Appart from the little problems and the occasional 70% relative humidity the buds were growing really nice. I am planning a bigger defoliation in the next week for pestprevention.

The curling of the leafes was actually getting better this week, so fertiliser is back on the menu. I started this third week of flowering with a more drastic defoiliation, which means removing all the fanleafes below my Scrog net. I still left a lot of foiliage as you can see in the photos. Since I am kind of a first time grower the arrival of my phone microscope was some of an event so there is some of that shots for you too.