SLH, Wappa, BC

It should be week 3 or 4, but I'm not entirely sure. I've documented it as week 4 for now. They have all been growing quite fast over the past week, with BC showing the most rapid vertical growth. BC seems to respond best to topping and is already elongating all six side branches. Wappa and SLH, on the other hand, remain bushier, with shorter side branches. I plan to keep them in the vegetative stage for another two weeks. What do you think? -- first report -- german -- 420 -- 840 -- 1680 -- legalize -- endprohibitionworldwide

Very healthy and steady growth. I’m thinking of switching to 12/12 in Week 6 because I’m already worried they might outgrow the tent. I feed them 1.5 L of water with 2 ml/L BioBizz BioGrow two to three times a week. BC is the thirstiest. I love observing the differences between European and U.S. genetics in terms of their growing patterns.

I just switched to 12/12 on Sunday, so today is flowering day 3. Nothing special to report yet. I updated the feeding schedule today to match the first flowering week of the BioBizz schedule and increased the amount of water from 1.5L to 2L per plant each time I water them. Since the plants have grown significantly over the last two weeks, I decided to use a ScrOG net next week. I’ve already ordered one, but it hasn’t arrived yet.

The plants are doing great! The Blueberry Cupcake is stretching rapidly, and I’m a bit worried about the light distance. However, if I increase the distance, the other two plants won’t get enough light—so I adjust it daily to find the right balance. So far, so good. Let’s see how much longer they keep stretching. Hopefully, they’ll be done in a week or two. The light is now at 85% intensity, and I’ve increased BioBloom from 1 to 2 ml/l. I feed them with every watering, using 2.5 liters per plant every three days. The more I have to water them, the more I think about switching to AutoPots or Blumat dripping system.

The plants are still very healthy. Some of the leaves beneath the ScrOG net are turning yellow and dying off, but I assume that’s simply due to the lack of light. It seems like the plants are mobilizing nitrogen to the top. I’ll stick to the feeding chart and continue as planned. I’m still watering and feeding them 2.5 liters per plant every three days. The nutrient dosage will be increased next week! The smell is starting to develop, and the tent is beginning to smell like berries—I guess that’s thanks to the Blueberry Cupcake.

The plants are still healthy, but I occasionally have to remove some old leaves. I’ll continue increasing the feeding schedule according to the BioBizz schema. For this week its 3/3/1ml for each liter of water every 3 days using 2,5L per plant. One thing I’ve noticed in recent days is the increase in trichome production. I think the Blueberry Cupcake will be the frostiest in the end. Wappa is producing a lot of trichomes too, while SLH has just started.

The plants are healthy. I’m glad I didn’t defoliate them this time, as they seem to be using mobile nutrients from the lower leaves. I’m still increasing the fertilizer dosage but haven’t reached the schedule’s maximum yet - that will happen next week.

They’re really thirsty and drink about 2 liters every second day—or just a liter per day. I’ve reached the maximum feeding dosage according to the schedule and will continue with this routine for at least the next three weeks. The BC seems to be the fastest-growing one, and I’m wondering when I’ll be able to harvest the first plant. I’m already worried about how to harvest them without stressing the ones that aren’t ready yet. The net isn’t making things easier in this case. Maybe I’ll go branch by branch, but I prefer drying them as whole plants rather than drying single branches. But that’s a problem for another week!

The buds are swelling very fast now. The plants are losing some leaves here and there, seemingly using up some mobile nutrients. I’m glad I didn’t lollipop them earlier. The BC looks like it could finish in two weeks. The other ones, especially the SLH, will probably need another week or two more. At least two weeks to go until the first partial harvest! What I noticed this week is the increase in smell. It’s insane! As soon as I open the tent, the whole room fills with the plants’ aroma. It smells like berries and fruit—AMAZING! I can’t wait to finally try them! :)"