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20.10: This week has been relatively calm, with daily inspections of the hermaphrodite plant for any new pollen sacs. Fortunately, none were found, indicating that the previous stress might have been successfully mitigated. However, this plant is developing its buds at a notably slow pace. Patience is key here, but the lack of significant progress is somewhat concerning. In contrast, the second plant is thriving. It has produced several large, resinous buds, and some of the pistils have already begun turning orange, a promising sign that harvest is approaching. One concern this week has been the abnormal outdoor humidity levels, which have occasionally pushed the humidity inside the grow tent up to 75%. I’m hopeful this won't lead to any issues such as botrytis (bud rot). As a precaution, I purchased an additional fan and increased the exhaust power to 8/10 to maintain better airflow and mitigate any potential problems. By taking these steps, I'm optimistic about finishing this grow cycle without major setbacks.