Dos-si-dos F1 Zamnesia grow diary by Hempcules

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Nutrients 1

Root-Juice 4 mll

Hempcules WEEK 1 (Day1-7) I’m starting here again with a new round of F1 Automatic seeds from Zamnesia. This time it’s the Dos-si-dos F1 in a Sea of Green setup in 3.5L pots. The pots are self-made and consist of fabric pots with an aluminum plate that divides them in the middle. I'm using biobizz light mix as soil again. I plan to fertilize this grow entirely organically. I'll use Green Sensation from Plagron during the flowering stage, and this time, I don't want to use Topmax to bring out the full range of terpenes. As usual, all seeds germinated within 36 hours, and I’ve now placed them in their pots and covered them with transparent lids to keep the moisture in. I sprinkled mycorrhiza powder around the seeding area, and the entire potting soil was thoroughly watered once with root juice. I’m super excited about this strain in what is, after all, a rather unusual cultivation method. 🙂 With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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8 cm

20 hrs

25 °C

6.3

No Smell

80 %

25 °C

20 °C

4 L

0 L

50 cm

2000 PPM

Nutrients 2

Acti-Vera 2 mll

Bio-Heaven 2 mll

Hempcules WEEK 2 (Day8-14) So far, there are no objections. The plants are all growing nicely and evenly. Each one is currently at the same level, which I really like. For the first 2–3 weeks, I water exclusively by hand using a spray bottle, usually once a day, to keep everything consistently moist. My VPD is set to 0.7 kPa, and the lamps are currently providing about 150–200 PPFD. Due to the fresh soil and the number of pots, the CO2 concentration is once again above average, but I generally don't see that as too big of an issue. Everything is making a great impression so far and gives hope for a successful outcome. I’m curious to see what this strain has to offer in the coming weeks. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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11 cm

20 hrs

25 °C

6.3

No Smell

73 %

25 °C

20 °C

4 L

0 L

50 cm

2000 PPM

Nutrients 2

Acti-Vera 2 mll

Bio-Heaven 2 mll

Hempcules WEEK 3 (DAY 15-21) I'm kicking off next week with excitement and starting with mainlining. I pruned the plants on day 15 and even have a special case with 3 side shoots instead of 2. Truly exceptional genetics. I’ve adjusted my VPD value to 0.8 kPa for the week, for which I determined a leaf offset of -1 degree. Edit Day 21: All the plants have successfully endured the mainfolding process and are growing at a nice pace. The one mutated plant has now developed three beautiful shoots, which I will continue to train in the coming weeks. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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Manifolding

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15 cm

20 hrs

27 °C

6.3

No Smell

65 %

25 °C

20 °C

21 °C

4 L

0 L

50 cm

2000 PPM

Nutrients 3

Acti-Vera 2 mll

Bio-Heaven 2 mll

Bio-Grow 2 mll

Hempcules WEEK 4 (Day 22-28) And here we go with Week 4 of my Dos-si-dos F1 grow. I’ve planned a lot for this week, but first, I adjusted my climate values. Currently, I have programmed a vapor pressure deficit of 0.9 kPa in my tent, and the lamps are shining at approximately 350 PPFD. So far, all the plants have developed a fairly decent manifold, which I aim to train further throughout the week. The plan is to mainline them to 8 colas. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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Main-Lining

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15 cm

20 hrs

27 °C

6.3

No Smell

65 %

25 °C

20 °C

21 °C

4 L

0 L

50 cm

2000 PPM

Nutrients 5

Acti-Vera 2 mll

Bio-Grow 2 mll

Bio-Heaven 2 mll

Hempcules WEEK 5 (DAY29-35) I start the week here with mainlining. I've created a nice, compact manifold on all the plants and have now topped the side shoots and removed all unnecessary shoots and leaves. A very harsh procedure, which I try to cushion a bit with Boomboom spray. Otherwise, I'm pretty much on schedule and now look forward to seeing beautiful, even shoots grow on my plants. Over the course of the week, I’ll raise the VPD value to 1 kPa and increase my light intensity to about 450 PPFD. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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20 cm

20 hrs

29 °C

6.3

Weak

60 %

25 °C

20 °C

24 °C

4 L

0 L

50 cm

1200 PPM

Nutrients 8

Acti-Vera 2 mll

Alg-A-Mic 2 mll

Bio-Bloom 1 mll

Hempcules WEEK 6 (Day36 - 42) All the plants have handled the mainlining well and have now entered the flowering phase. I’m curious to see how significant the stretch will be in the coming weeks, but I don’t expect it to be too pronounced. This strain is very small and bushy, and the pot volume has been chosen to be small as well. The small plants have developed strong stems and thick shoots, which gives me positive expectations for the future. My VPD value is now set at a leaf offset of 3 degrees, with 1.1 kPa, and the light intensity is around 500 PPFD - 600 PPFD. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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25 cm

20 hrs

30 °C

6.3

Weak

57 %

25 °C

20 °C

25 °C

4 L

0 L

50 cm

1200 PPM

Nutrients 8

Acti-Vera 2 mll

Alg-A-Mic 2 mll

Bio-Bloom 2 mll

Hempcules WEEK 7 (Day42 - 48) The training has proven effective for all plants. I continuously defoliate them at the beginning of flowering. This strain has a very compact growth form, almost resembling a bonsai. Nevertheless, all the shoots are covered with dense flower pistils. I think this strain is ideal for small grow spaces. The current growth suggests a really strong, compressed flowering pattern, and I believe these plants will deliver solid performance in the coming weeks. As for the values, I have increased the VPD to 1.2 kPa and raised the light intensity to 650 PPFD With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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25 cm

20 hrs

30 °C

6.3

Normal

57 %

25 °C

20 °C

27 °C

4 L

0 L

40 cm

1200 PPM

Nutrients 9

Acti-Vera 3 mll

Alg-A-Mic 2 mll

Bio-Bloom 3 mll

Hempcules WEEK 8 (DAY50-56) This week, my beloved Dos-si-dos have put on a good amount of bulk. Due to the very small pots in the SOG setup and the aggressive mainlining, the plants have taken on quite a bonsai-like appearance. The stretch is still ongoing, but I don't think it plays a major role here. Otherwise, all the plants have developed beautiful, even shoots that are already fully covered with young, delicate buds. The stems of the plants have already reached over 15mm in thickness, which I find quite impressive for their size. Essentially, one could say that Dos-si-dos grow quickly and in a very compact manner. Starting this week, I have supplemented the fertilization schedule with Green Sensation from Plagron, which I now use about once or twice a week. Additionally, I have adjusted my lamp upwards again. On average, I now have a light intensity of approximately 700 PPFD, which, over a 20-hour period, results in a DLI of around 55. I try to keep the humidity consistently below 60%. The next few weeks will be interesting with this strain. I believe the plants will ultimately look quite peculiar due to their small stature but productive growth. Even aromatically, the Dos-si-dos are beginning to develop a pleasantly sweet scent. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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29 cm

24 hrs

31 °C

6.3

Normal

56 %

25 °C

20 °C

31 °C

4 L

0 L

40 cm

1200 PPM

Nutrients 9

Acti-Vera 5 mll

Alg-A-Mic 4 mll

Bio-Bloom 4 mll

Hempcules WEEK 9 (DAY 64-70) This week, my plants have significantly increased in volume. The buds are abundant, firm, and smell very sweet. Thanks to mainlining, they've become small and compact, now consisting almost entirely of flowers. For the past few weeks, I've switched to 24-hour lighting to avoid climate fluctuations and speed up the flowering process. So far, this has proven very effective. The plants are growing at a high speed, and I think I'll be harvesting in two weeks at the latest. I've set my lights to 700 PPFD. While this gives me a rather high DLI (Daily Light Integral), the plants don't seem to mind so far. Due to the high temperatures and strong growth, I have to water at least every 24 hours. I'm currently alternating nutrients with Biobizz and Plagron Green Sensation. Last week, I defoliated the plants again to ensure good air circulation around the buds and to direct all energy towards flower production. Thanks to the high transpiration rates, I'm managing to keep the room's humidity just under 60%. It's not optimal, but I think it will work out. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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30 cm

24 hrs

31 °C

6.3

Normal

56 %

25 °C

20 °C

31 °C

4 L

0 L

40 cm

1200 PPM

Hempcules WEEK 10 (Day 64-70) I haven't done much this week besides watering. The plants are close to harvest and have now developed very firm, dense flowers covered in trichomes. The aroma has also become really good. I think I'll be harvesting in a few days. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

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Do-Si-Dos F1 Automatic Zamnesia Seeds

10/10

Rated

I harvested all my Dos-si-dos on Day 73. The plants remained very small and compact, which was partly intentional. The pot volume was set quite low, which I wasn't entirely happy with. Splitting the pots also turned out to be less practical, as the plants ended up too close together. Despite that, the harvest turned out quite respectable. Visually, I really like it—the dark tone and the many trichomes make for a fantastic look. The aroma is also quite special. First and foremost, I find it has a strong, sweet note in its scent. As for the cultivation, the Dos-si-dos were very easy to care for and handled all training exceptionally well. Due to the short distance between the shoots, I might even recommend LST or just a single, simple topping. I fertilized almost exclusively organically, except that I added a bit of Plagron Green Sensation during the flowering phase. I continuously defoliated well to ensure good air circulation, which worked quite well. In the last two weeks, I kept the lights on for 24 hours straight to avoid fluctuations in temperature and humidity. By the end, I settled at a DLI of around 60—it was a bit more than desired but still worked fine. In the last week, I only watered with plain water and dimmed the lights a bit. Some of the tips developed a purplish hue. The buds appear very firm and voluminous, sparkling thanks to the dense, white layer of trichomes. I would absolutely grow this strain again since it has a truly great and robust growth pattern, though next time, I would choose larger pots. I'm now drying my harvest at around 60% RH and 21°C until the smaller stems become brittle, then I'll store them in my hygrometer jars for curing. I'm satisfied with the yield as well. Based on my calculations, I reached about 750g/m², which translates to roughly 2.3g per watt—a great result for such small bonsai-like plants. For small grow spaces, this strain is really perfect. I've never grown such small yet productive plants before, and I found it to be a great change of pace. A huge thank you to Zamnesia for the support—it was, as always, an honor. With this code, you will receive a 20% discount on your next Zamnesia order: ZAMMIGROW2024

Spent 65 days

Ger Veg Flo Har

141.25 g

Bud wet weight per plant

8

Plants

0.36 m²

Grow Room size

Easy

Difficulty

Height

Day air temperature

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PH

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Solution temperature

Night air temperature

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Hempcules WEEK 11 (Day 71-77) I harvested all my Dos-si-dos on Day 73. The plants remained very small and compact, which was partly intentional. The pot volume was set quite low, which I wasn't entirely happy with. Splitting the pots also turned out to be less practical, as the plants ended up too close together. Despite that, the harvest turned out quite respectable. Visually, I really like it the dark tone and the many trichomes make for a fantastic look. The aroma is also quite special. First and foremost, I find it has a strong, sweet note in its scent. As for the cultivation, the Dos-si-dos were very easy to care for and handled all training exceptionally well. Due to the short distance between the shoots, I might even recommend LST or just a single, simple topping. I fertilized almost exclusively organically, except that I added a bit of Plagron Green Sensation during the flowering phase. I continuously defoliated well to ensure good air circulation, which worked quite well. In the last two weeks, I kept the lights on for 24 hours straight to avoid fluctuations in temperature and humidity. By the end, I settled at a DLI of around 60—it was a bit more than desired but still worked fine. In the last week, I only watered with plain water and dimmed the lights a bit. Some of the tips developed a purplish hue. The buds appear very firm and voluminous, sparkling thanks to the dense, white layer of trichomes. I would absolutely grow this strain again since it has a truly great and robust growth pattern, though next time, I would choose larger pots. I'm now drying my harvest at around 60% RH and 21°C until the smaller stems become brittle, then I'll store them in my hygrometer jars for curing. I'm satisfied with the yield as well. Based on my calculations, I reached about 750g/m², which translates to roughly 2.3g per watt—a great result for such small bonsai-like plants. For small grow spaces, this strain is really perfect. I've never grown such small yet productive plants before, and I found it to be a great change of pace. A huge thank you to Zamnesia for the support—it was, as always, an honor.

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