Amnesia Core Cut

MistaOC 27.05. 🌱 Amnesia Core Cut – Organic Living Soil Grow Clone | 19L Fabric Pot | BioGrow | Mars Hydro FC4800 EVO ⸻ 🗓️ Week 1 – Day 1 Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (NL Lineage – Coffeeshop Genetics) Origin: Clone, not from seed Pot: 19L Gronest fabric pot Medium: Canna Terra Professional Nutrients: 60g Greenhouse Feeding BioGrow (top-mixed into soil) Light: Mars Hydro FC4800 EVO – running at 25%, approx. 60 cm distance Environment: • Temperature: 24–25 °C • Humidity: 68–70% • Light cycle: 18/6 Watering: RO water + CalMag (~0.3 EC), around 800 ml with no runoff ⸻ 📸 Day 1 – “Not perfect, but ready to bounce back” The Amnesia Core Cut went into her final 19L pot today. She’s not in perfect shape – upper leaves look a bit pale, some yellowing on the lowers, and a few brown spots here and there. But the structure’s solid and new growth is already reaching up. She’s alive and pushing forward. 💬 Initial thoughts: Typical clone stress – probably from transport, light change, or transplant shock. Keeping the light intensity low for now (25%) so she can adjust gently. The BioGrow was lightly mixed into the topsoil – no liquid nutes, just letting the biology kick in. ⸻ 🔧 Setup Notes: • Clip fan providing gentle airflow – not directly hitting the plant • Soil is moist but not saturated – no runoff to preserve microbial life • No LST or training yet – waiting for visible recovery ⸻ 🎯 Goal: A clean, organic grow with full flavor and structure – no bottles, no boosters. The Amnesia Core Cut is a legendary Dutch clone for a reason – we’re giving her time, space, and biology to show what she can do. In a few days, she should start to bounce back. 🌿 —————————————————————— 🗓️ Week 1 – Day 4 (May 30) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (NL Lineage – Coffeeshop Genetics) Origin: Clone, not from seed Pot: 19L Gronest fabric pot Medium: Canna Terra Professional Nutrients: 60g Greenhouse Feeding BioGrow (top-mixed) Light: Mars Hydro FC4800 EVO – 25%, ~60 cm distance Environment: • Temp: 24–25 °C • RH: 65–70% • Light cycle: 18/6 Watering: No water today – soil still slightly moist ⸻ ✂️ Day 4 – “Topped and moving forward” Today she got her first topping – just above the 3rd node. It felt like the right moment: the new growth was healthy, upright, and clearly stabilizing after the initial stress. Lower leaves still show early damage, but the top structure is now vigorous enough to guide her shape from here. 💬 Topping Details: • Cut made with sterile scissors • No visible stress response so far • Growth tips below the cut are healthy and ready to take over • Structure is now set for wider growth – perfect for this 19L pot ⸻ 🔧 Setup Notes: • No water or feed today • Light remains at 25% – no intensity boost post-topping • Soil still moderately moist, no signs of droop • Monitoring daily for recovery signs and balanced canopy development ⸻ 🎯 Outlook: She’s officially in training mode. The worst is behind her, and now we’re setting the framework for a solid mainline. Expecting a short pause in vertical growth while the sides catch up – just how we like it. Next step: even growth, leaf symmetry, and a stable rhythm. 🌱.

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MistaOC 17.06. Day 22 Day 7 of Flower Grow Diary – Day 17 (Flowering Day 7) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (Clone) Training: Topped Nutrients: • Aptus Regulator: 0.1 ml/L • CalMag: 1 ml/L • Base Water: RO water, pH-adjusted Lighting: LED at ~75% intensity (flowering start) Date: June 17 ⸻ Status: First Week of Flowering – Strong Transition After a successful vegetative period, the Amnesia Core Cut is now entering week 2 of flowering (Day 7 of 12/12). The plant has transitioned beautifully—showing no stress from the switch and adapting well to the new lighting schedule. Stretch is in progress, and she now stands at over 40 cm in height. The first pistils and bud sites are clearly forming, with tight internodal spacing and a balanced structure thanks to the earlier topping. ⸻ Growth & Flowering Development: • Height has increased steadily to ~40+ cm • Flower sites appearing along all main tops • Internodal spacing remains compact • No yellowing, burning, or deficiency symptoms • Vigorously reaching upward – classic sativa stretch phase beginning ⸻ Environment: • Light: Increased to ~75% LED power, 12/12 schedule • Temperature: ~24–27 °C day / ~20 °C night • Humidity: Reduced to ~65% • Airflow: Consistent and strong, with no hotspots or stagnant zones ⸻ Outlook: The next 7–10 days will bring rapid vertical growth and continued formation of bud sites. Light defoliation may be applied soon to maintain airflow through the canopy. Nutrient feeding remains minimal, with Regulator and CalMag continuing to support strong stem development and prevent early calcium/magnesium issues. Watching for stretch limits to plan SCROG net or final plant positioning if needed.

MistaOC Grow Diary – Day 22 (Flowering Day 12) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (Clone) Training: Topping, LST, now HST + SCROG net installed Nutrients: • Aptus Regulator: 0.1 ml/L • CalMag: 1 ml/L • Base Water: pH-adjusted RO water Lighting: LED at ~70% intensity Date: June 22 ⸻ Status: Stretch Accelerated – HST & SCROG Implemented The Amnesia Core Cut has entered full stretch mode and is showing classic sativa vigor. In just a few days, vertical growth accelerated to the point where high-stress training (HST) became necessary to control canopy height and redirect energy laterally. Today, a SCROG net was installed to support structure, guide tops, and ensure even light distribution across the flowering sites. ⸻ Training & Canopy Development: • Plant exceeded expected height—HST applied to control upper dominance • SCROG net installed to flatten canopy and expose lower sites • Tops are now being gently tucked under the net daily to maintain even spread • No visible stress response yet – plant recovered quickly from training ⸻ Flowering Progress: • Bud sites are multiplying and beginning to stack • Pistil development is increasing – early flower structures are well-defined • Nodes remain compact with strong lateral growth • Leaf turgor high, no wilt or deformation after HST ⸻ Environmental Conditions: • Light: Still at ~50% intensity, adjusted distance post-HST • Temperature: ~27-28 °C (day), ~23-24 °C (night) • Humidity: Holding around 55-60% • Airflow: Very good – net helps with space management and air circulation ⸻ Outlook: The next phase will focus on managing the SCROG, continuing daily tucking and spacing. Flowering is now fully underway, with bud sites forming across the entire canopy. Close monitoring is essential to prevent light stress and maintain a balanced VPD. If growth continues at this pace, slight defoliation may be needed soon to optimize light penetration.

MistaOC Grow Diary – Day 31 (Flowering Day 16) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (Clone) Training: Topping, LST, HST, SCROG active Nutrients: • Aptus Regulator: 0.1 ml/L • CalMag: 1 ml/L • BioBloom (Dry Amendment): 60 g total (3 g/L for 20L soil) – added today Water: pH-adjusted RO water Lighting: LED at ~50% intensity Date: June 26 ⸻ Status: Week 3 of Flower – Nutrient Top-Dress Applied Today marks Day 31 from veg and Day 16 of flowering, and the Amnesia Core Cut is moving steadily into early bloom. The plant responded very well to the previous training and SCROG setup, and the structure is now locked in. To support the upcoming bud development phase, 60 g of BioBloom dry fertilizer were added to the topsoil today – delivering essential phosphorus, potassium, and micronutrients over time. ⸻ Growth & Canopy Status: • Height is now stabilized post-stretch • Canopy is even, dense, and fully occupying the SCROG net • Daily tucking continues to maintain light distribution • No signs of overgrowth or light burn • Fan leaves show excellent health and turgor ⸻ Flower Development: • Pistils are emerging in clusters across all tops • Calyx formation has begun; pre-buds starting to swell • Trichomes just beginning to appear on upper sugar leaves • Aroma is starting to build – faintly citrus and hazy ⸻ Environmental Conditions: • Light: 12/12 cycle, LED at 50% • Temp: ~24 °C day / ~20 °C night • Humidity: Holding steady around 48–50% • Airflow: Very good through and under canopy

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MistaOC Grow Diary – Day 51 (Flowering Day 36) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (Clone) Training: Topping, LST, HST, SCROG fully established Nutrients: • Aptus Regulator: 0.1 ml/L • CalMag: 1 ml/L • BioBloom (Dry Amendment): 60 g (applied June 26) Water: pH-adjusted RO water Lighting: LED at 60% intensity Date: July 16 ⸻ Status: Mid-Flower – Bud Formation in Full Swing Now at Flowering Day 36, the Amnesia Core Cut is progressing beautifully. Buds are building mass, trichome production is visibly increasing, and the plant remains vigorous and healthy under the SCROG. Training and structure are holding up well, and the environment is tightly dialed in. ⸻ Bud Development: • Dense calyx stacking with strong white pistil development • Trichomes are spreading across sugar leaves and calyxes • Resin glands visible on larger fan leaves • Aroma intensifying—classic Amnesia profile: citrus, haze, spice • Buds beginning to firm up and develop shape ⸻ Canopy & Structure: • SCROG net is 100% filled, with even cola height • Vertical growth halted – full focus on flower bulk • Light defoliation has ensured good airflow and light penetration • No signs of stress, deficiencies, or pest pressure ⸻ Environmental Conditions: • Lighting: LED at 60%, 12/12 cycle • Temperature: • Day: 28 °C • Night: 25 °C • Relative Humidity: 50%–50% (stable) • Airflow: Excellent – uniform circulation throughout the canopy!

MistaOC MistaOC was on Vacation Grow Diary – Day 61 (Flowering Day 46) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (Clone) Training: Topping, LST, HST, SCROG Nutrients: • Aptus Regulator: 0.1 ml/L • CalMag: 1 ml/L • BioBloom (Dry Amendment): 60 g (June 26) Water: pH-adjusted RO water Lighting: LED at 60% Date: July 26 ⸻ Status: Mid-to-Late Flower – Stress Signs Detected Today marks Flower Day 46, and unfortunately, the plant is showing clear signs of stress and possible late-stage nutrient imbalance. The affected branch in the image displays: • Leaf yellowing with interveinal chlorosis on upper and mid fan leaves • Stem damage / potential infection at a node, possibly due to mechanical injury or fungal/bacterial intrusion • Progressive leaf necrosis on some sugar leaves near buds • General fading more advanced than expected for this stage ⸻ Possible Causes: • Stem injury (mechanical damage during SCROG adjustment or accidental break) leading to restricted nutrient flow • Localized infection (botrytis risk) due to open wound • Nutrient depletion from earlier dry amendment now being exhausted • pH or root uptake issue accelerating mobile nutrient loss ⸻ Immediate Actions Taken: 1. Support & isolate damaged branch – tape or plant tie to stabilize and prevent further tearing 2. Inspect wound closely for rot – remove any brown/soft tissue if spreading is detected 3. Increase airflow to reduce risk of mold around injured area 4. Monitor trichomes – if ripening is far enough, consider early harvest of affected branch to protect rest of plant 5. Check runoff EC/pH to rule out lockout or over-depletion ⸻ Environmental Conditions: • Lighting: 60% LED, 12/12 • Temperature: 28 °C day / 25 °C night • Humidity: 50% stable • Airflow: Increased to counter stress and mold risk ⸻ Outlook: If the damage remains localized, the rest of the plant can continue to finish the remaining 2–3 weeks. However, the injured colas will be more vulnerable to bud rot—daily inspection is essential from now until harvest. Nutrient support may need a small top-up with a gentle bloom feed to avoid accelerated fade before buds finish swelling.

MistaOC Grow Diary – Day 67 (Flowering Day 52) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (Clone) Training: Topping, LST, HST, SCROG Nutrients: • Aptus Regulator: 0.1 ml/L • CalMag: 1 ml/L • BioBloom (Dry Amendment): 60 g (applied June 26) Water: pH-adjusted RO water only (no further feeding) Lighting: LED at 60% Date: August 1 ⸻ Status: Late Flower – Full-Plant Senescence The plant has now been in flower for 52 days, and the previously observed issues are confirmed to be affecting the entire plant, not just localized areas. The progression is steady but not worsening dramatically, and buds continue to mature despite the leaf fade. ⸻ Observations: • Widespread yellowing across fan leaves, with some necrotic tips • Sugar leaves still holding some green but starting to fade • Bud structure remains tight and aromatic – no signs of mold detected so far • Aroma has intensified – strong citrus-haze with earthy undertones • Trichome maturity: mostly cloudy, with ~10–15% amber starting to appear ⸻ Likely Causes: • End-of-life senescence – plant is naturally consuming stored nutrients • Nutrient depletion from soil after last top-dress in late June • Possible root zone pH drift contributing to accelerated fade, but at this stage, not critical ⸻ Environmental Conditions: • Lighting: 60% LED, 12/12 cycle • Temperature: 28 °C day / 25 °C night • Humidity: 50% stable • Airflow: Strong, with no stagnant pockets ⸻ Outlook: With 2–3 weeks left until ideal harvest, the focus will be on keeping the environment stable and preventing any late-stage bud rot. The plant is still on track to finish with a strong terpene profile and potent resin. Feeding will not resume—allowing the plant to fully flush out and finish clean.

MistaOC Grow Diary – Day 76 (Flowering Day 61) Strain: Amnesia Core Cut (Clone) Training: Topping, LST, HST, SCROG Nutrients: • Aptus Regulator: 0.1 ml/L • CalMag: 1 ml/L • BioBloom (Dry Amendment): 60 g (applied June 26) Water: pH-adjusted RO water (final flush phase) Lighting: LED at 60% Date: August 10 ⸻ Status: Forced Harvest – Pest Pressure Too High Today marks the end of the cycle for this Amnesia Core Cut—Flower Day 61. While buds are well-developed and aromatic, pest pressure from thrips and aphids reached a level that would likely destroy the plant if left for another 2–3 weeks. To preserve quality and prevent further spread, the decision was made to harvest early and clear the space for the next run. ⸻ Harvest Condition: • Buds dense and covered in cloudy trichomes with ~15–20% amber • Aroma at peak—intense citrus-haze with earthy undertones • Sugar leaves showing late-stage fade, fan leaves largely yellowed • No visible bud rot despite pest presence • Damage from pests mostly on foliage, minimal on buds themselves ⸻ Reason for Early Harvest: • Rapid increase in thrips and aphid populations • Risk of pest spread to other plants in the grow space • Plant already in late senescence; continued flowering would add minimal weight but increase risk significantly ⸻ Post-Harvest Plan: 1. Drying in a controlled 18–20 °C, 50% RH environment with steady airflow 2. Cleaning & sanitizing grow space to remove pests before introducing new plants 3. Inspection & culling of any nearby plants showing early pest signs 4. Planning next run with improved IPM (integrated pest management) from day one ⸻ Closing Notes: While an early harvest is never ideal, the quality of the buds at this point is still high, and the loss in yield is offset by saving the rest of the grow space from a full infestation. This run provided valuable insights into pest prevention timing and senescence management in the Amnesia Core Cut.