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Zamnesia Seeds - Runtz
We germinated the seed in cotton pads on the evening of January 6th, and by January 7th, it had sprouted. On January 8th, the root pierced through the cotton pad, and to avoid damaging the root, we had to cut the pad and plant it with a small piece of the cotton pad directly into the Rapid Start and soil. By January 9th, the sprout had already emerged and shed its shell, and by January 10th, it reached 4 cm in height. So far, everything is going well.
Thank you Plagron and Zamnesia for providing the seeds and nutrients, and for the amazing Eternity Grow Cup 2025 contest. I hope this time we’ll be recognized!
Eternity Grow Cup 2025🏆 | Runtz - Zamnesia Seeds
We’ve just transplanted our beautiful Runtz into a 14-liter pot and topped her to encourage even more growth. Now at 21 days old, she’s thriving! We’ve also carefully trained her for optimal shape and development.
A huge thank you to the teams at Zamnesia and Plagron for your incredible support and top-tier products. This grow wouldn’t be the same without you.
Wishing all participants in the Eternity Grow Cup 2025 the best of luck! May the strongest grower take the crown!
Eternity Grow Cup 2025 🌱
Plagron and Zamnesia – Runtz from Zamnesia Seeds 🌟
Today marks day 28, and our beautiful Runtz is doing great! The branches have grown thick and strong, and we’ve tied them down to ensure even growth. She’s standing at 27 cm tall, considering that we've bent her for better light distribution. The leaves are a vibrant green, and she looks absolutely stunning. 💪
Right now, we're on an 18/6 light schedule, but we’re starting to transition to 12/12. Each day, we’ll reduce the light period by 1 hour to ease her into the flowering phase.
We're proud participants in the Eternity Grow Cup 2025, so we count on your likes and support! 🤞 Let the best grow win!
🏆 Eternity Grow Cup 2025 Plagron and Zamnesia 🏆
Runtz by Zamnesia Seeds
Our girl is growing strong and healthy! 🌱 She's happily absorbing Plagron nutrients, and it's really showing in her progress. Everything is going according to plan, and we’re thrilled with the results.
On February 6th, we will switch the light cycle to 12/12 to start the flowering phase. That will mark exactly one month since we placed the seed in a paper towel for germination. 🌼 We can't wait to see her bloom! 🌿
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🏆 Eternity Grow Cup 2025 Plagron and Zamnesia 🏆
Runtz by Zamnesia Seeds
On February 6th, we switched to the flowering stage, and our beauty is already standing tall at 42 cm! 🌱 In just 2 days, she shot up by nearly 10 cm – a real champion in the making. 🏆
We're considering a light defoliation soon, thinking of leaving about 5 branches to focus her energy, but we’re still deciding on the final touch. Stay tuned! ✂️
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🏆Eternity Grow Cup 2025 Plagron and Zamnesia🏆 Runtz Zamnesia Seeds - 37 days in, and our girl has spread wide, reaching 60 cm in width with plenty of branches. We gave her a little trim, and now we're considering cutting some branches, but I can't decide yet if it's the right move. Feel free to comment below on whether I should or shouldn't, and what benefits it might bring. Other than that, she's doing great, happily feeding on Plagron nutrients.
Thanks again to everyone for the likes and comments. Special thanks to Zamnesia and Plagron!
🏆 Eternity Grow Cup 2025: Plagron and Zamnesia 🏆
Strain: Runtz - Zamnesia Seeds
Our girl is doing great! It's day 43 since sprouting, and 13 days since we switched the light to 12/12. She's grown significantly, with many branches stretching upwards. Given how many there were, I decided to trim her and removed about 10 thick and thin branches. I’m not sure how this will affect her, but I'm hoping to get fewer colas, though thicker and denser ones.
We don’t waste anything from the pruning. The leaves that we cut off are frozen, then crushed in a blender. We mix the resulting mass with water, let it sit, and then water the plant with this solution. Additionally, we finely chop the leaves and mix them into the top layer of the soil, a practice called mulching. This way, we recycle everything and make full use of the plant material.
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