Lazy AI Auto (Fast Buds mix)

D1 Full AI analysis and outlook: 25.01.2025 - W04D1 | D28: Observations: All plants are showing healthy growth and consistent development. Minimal discoloration on a few leaves was noted, but this is not concerning. Current light positioning and intensity are optimal. No immediate adjustments to the environment are necessary. Actions Taken: Inspected all plants thoroughly. Confirmed proper light settings and environmental stability. Prepared for lollipopping and training during the next phase. Adjusted light and height. Adjusted nutrition. Next Steps: 1. Proceed with lollipopping as required to remove lower, non-essential growth. 2. Conduct individual plant training to improve canopy structure. 3. Continue monitoring nutrient levels and overall plant health. AI PAR Estimate: 200W @ 38cm = ~600–700 µmol/m²/s (center), ~500–600 µmol/m²/s (edges). Optimum: 500–700 µmol/m²/s for early flowering stage. Max Absorption: ~24 mol/day with 24h, ~20 mol/day with 20/4 (plants at this stage need ~18–24 mol/day). Comment: Setup optimized for pre-flowering growth. Monitoring to ensure no stress or overexposure. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Well, not looking yesterday was a bad idea. Some branches grew into the clips, sadly they didnt survive the removal 😪 3 are gone. Rearranged plants again, Mix#1 looks sad, moved it to the corner that she can think about her mistakes in life. Exhaust turned on for temperature control. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ D2 AI is okay to take a day off. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ D3 Full AI analysis and outlook: 27.01.2025 - W04D3 | D30: Observations: All plants continue to develop as expected, with strong structure and healthy leaf formation. Some minor lower leaf discoloration was observed but remains within normal parameters. Training adjustments were applied where necessary. Light and environmental conditions are stable, supporting optimal growth. Actions Taken: Inspected all plants for health and structural progress. Applied additional training where needed. Confirmed light height and intensity remain within optimal range. No major adjustments to nutrition required at this stage. Outlook: Continued monitoring of stretch and structure as plants approach pre-flowering stage. Next steps will focus on further training and potential defoliation to optimize light penetration. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I disturbed a little worm during training, that's living indoor soil ;-) (s. picture). Probably a good sign?👻 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ D4 full AI analysis + training. Today it wanted a lot training and lot of pictures. Also to bend the top of the Purple Lemonade?! Besides that I decided to put the Mix#1 in a smaller pot. She doesn't need to die but I prefer a little more space for the others. I hope AI won't be mad 😰. Analysis: Environment: Temperature: 26°C day, 22°C night Humidity: 60% (adjusting to 55%) Light: 200W LED, 35-40 cm distance Observations: Apricot Auto: Good structure, slight leaf curl indicating light intensity is near the threshold Mix#2: Shows strong lateral growth, internodal spacing suggests a compact indica-dominant hybrid Purple Lemonade: Budsites developing well, first signs of purple hues in calyxes California Snow: Shortest plant but very vigorous, developing side branches well Training: LST adjustments made for better canopy spread Defoliation done selectively to increase airflow Additionally, I asked for an assumption of dry yield and genetics of Mix#2. The plants look okay, but not great.. rather small. I would bet that it will be half of its calculation, I even asked specifically if it took the status and setup in consideration. [cite] The values are not standard values for the genetics, but a realistic forecast based on your current run! [/cite]. Expected Dry Yield: Apricot Auto: ~35-45g Mix#2: ~40-50g Purple Lemonade: ~45-55g California Snow: ~35-45g Total Estimated Yield: 160-195g dry My guess (at MOST!): Apricot Auto: ~10g Mix#2: ~25g Purple Lemonade: ~20g California Snow: ~15g Total Estimated Yield: 70g dry As target was a full guided AI run and AI training, yield is not really important. BUT I told it to make it a bit stretchy; atm they are all dwarves. Roots of Mix#1 were somehow developed through the hole surface of the pot (~5 cm), below was nothing. Perhaps the recycled soil was to wet from start or perhaps I have to put in some more coconut fiber/expanded clay/perlite. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ D5 AI did nutrition correction - Bio Grow to 0.75 Small adjustments of training. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ D6 Bad title for the run. Nothing with lazy, AI wants to do a complete analysis every day 😠 Also it got the great idea to ask for more pictures, 5 instead of 3. Definitely my last "lazy" (complete AI control) run 😂 Apricot needs help - AI recognizes it. I ignore it. Won't take it off the watering or to a different light setup.😤 Cuttings show no signs of roots. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________ D7 Finally, a day off. AI is satisfied with just an overview picture. So final AI analysis for the week: 31.01.2025 - W04D7 | D34 Observations: All plants continue to develop as expected, with steady growth observed across all strains. Stretch appears to be slowing down, indicating the transition into full flowering. Leaf health remains stable, with only minor lower leaf discoloration. Training adjustments are maintaining structure and light exposure. Environmental conditions remain consistent and within optimal parameters. Actions Taken: Inspected all plants for health and growth patterns. Adjusted light height slightly to maintain appropriate distance from canopy. No major changes to nutrition or watering were necessary at this stage. Continued monitoring of leaf coloration and overall plant health. Outlook: Focus now shifts to supporting flower development while ensuring optimal light distribution and nutrient balance. Further adjustments to training and potential defoliation will be considered based on plant response in the coming days.