Hacky82 🌱 Week 1 – Germination & Start of Life (Michaela – Runtz Auto)
Michaela went straight into the soil without pre-germination – nice and classic. After a few days, she stretched her little head out and that was officially Day 1.
I’m using BioBizz Light-Mix, so I only watered her at first, adjusting the pH to about 6.2. The temperature was stable at 23 °C, and humidity was at 50–60 %.
She made it through the first few days well. The cotyledons are nice and green, with no deformities or signs of stress. No nutrients yet – the Green Power 5in1 will slowly come into play starting Week 2.
Lighting is running with the Spider Farmer LED at about 20% power (dimming mode), with a distance of 50–60 cm.
I’m happy with the start – keep it up, Michaela! 💪🌿
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Week 2. Vegetation
1y ago
1/2
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
65 %
Air Humidity
18 l
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Hacky82 🌿 Development
Steffi is also showing very stable growth in week 2. The leaf pairs are developing symmetrically, robustly, and in lush green. She stands firm in the pot, grows evenly, and indicates healthy root formation.
💧 Watering & Nutrients
So far, Steffi has not been fertilized. The water has been carefully dosed to avoid waterlogging and keep the soil structure airy – optimal for the early phase.
💡 Light & Climate
The light conditions (20–30% SF4000) and the stable climate provide ideal conditions. No heat stress, no signs of overexposure –
Hacky82 Michaela is a compact, very vibrant-looking plant with beautiful dark green foliage. She appears slightly more stretched than Steffi, which could indicate a bit less light coverage or natural phenotype differences. The side branches are developing well, and the center is strong.
Hacky82 Michaela has really stepped it up – you can clearly see the thickening bud sites with white stigmas. The flowering phase is in full swing, and she looks compact and vigorous:
✅ Several well-developed main colas
✅ Clean node structure, good lighting all the way to the center
✅ No signs of deficiency or stress
Hacky82 🌱 Michaela – Weekly Report
Michaela is developing thick, compact buds with a noticeable layer of resin. Many hairs are already orange/brown, some still white → she is approaching maturity. The leaves at the bottom are turning yellow, which is completely normal at this stage. No signs of mold or stress.