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Growhome_90 22/06: We're starting the week with growth 🙂 The little one was planted in the next pot with the Rootriot cube and can now root again. She's developing well, not stretching anymore, and will soon start growing.

Growhome_90 30/06: She's growing well and seems to be doing fine under the Sanlight. The humidity is still at 65%. Fortunately, the warm weather isn't bothering her much since the lamp is only at 25%. 03/07: Today, I repotted her. The 1-liter pot was root-bound, and the Painkiller got to move into the final pot so we can start training soon. She's now in a Cannpot with Livingsoil from Herbi's and a layer of mulch. 05/07: I've decided to top the plant. I want to use the 2nd and 3rd nodes and top her at least once more later on.

Growhome_90 07.07: After the stress of the last few days (repotting, topping), she can regenerate a bit and develop new leaf mass in the coming days. *4-Way-Main-Lining* I started training this week. In the first step, I topped the plant after the 3rd node. Additionally, I removed the shoots at the 1st node. Later, I topped the 4 remaining shoots at the 2nd/3rd node once again.

Growhome_90 14/07 The plant is doing well and is recovering from the last topping. The shoots and leaves are nicely orienting towards the light. Currently, it has 8 shoots. It will be topped one more time and then allowed to go into flowering. 17/07: The 2nd node was topped again.

Growhome_90 21/07 So far, the little one is doing quite well. I properly defoliated her since her leaves were covering the little shoots. A day later, she looks a bit bare, but she's directing the little shoots towards the light. She has now been topped with 2 nodes and 4 shoots - 8 shoots - 16 shoots. Unfortunately, fungus gnats have settled in the living soil, but they have already been dealt with using nematodes and yellow sticky traps, and they should decrease in number soon.

Growhome_90 28/07: She's doing pretty well so far. The shoots are developing great, and even the heavy defoliation doesn't seem to bother her much. I'm waiting until the shoots have straightened up and will give her 1-2 days of rest before switching the light to 12/12 and starting the flowering phase.

Growhome_90 30/07: Flowering Day 1 starts with changing the light to 12/12. The plant is healthy and developing well. I would have liked to wait a bit longer, but due to vacation planning, I unfortunately have to send her into flowering already.

Growhome_90 05/08: This week there was a growth spurt. Many small shoots and fan leaves have formed. Due to the little leaf mass, she hasn't consumed much water so far.

Growhome_90 12/08: The stretch is starting slowly, and she's showing the first signs of pre-flowering. This week, the automatic watering system will be installed so she can get through the holiday period well.

Growhome_90 19/08: This week there are no big updates. I'm on vacation, so there are no photos of the plants. The plants are still being watered regularly.

Growhome_90 26/08: I came back from vacation this week. The plants have stretched nicely during that time and show no deficiencies. The foliage looks healthy and robust. Only the internodal distances have become a bit larger, as the lamp was hanging too far away due to the stronger growth of the plants. Overall, the plants look vibrant; I will just adjust the light distance to keep the growth a bit more compact. Additionally, it has been defoliated.

Growhome_90 02/09: The buds are starting to develop. The trichomes are multiplying and becoming visible all over the buds. The stretch is coming to an end and she is enjoying the bright hours under the lamp.

Growhome_90 09/09: The plant is growing well and shows no signs of deficiency. The trichomes are growing and the leaves are slowly getting frostier. Additionally, there was a batch of nematodes this week. They are supposed to eliminate the existing fungus gnat infestation. P.S.: I only measured the height today, which is why there's a big jump from 20cm to 66cm.

Growhome_90 September 16: The buds are getting bigger and the trichomes are sprouting. She's in a strong dark green tone. The trichomes are increasing, but they are not yet milky. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Throughout the rest of the week, she continues to grow cheerfully. She likes being close to the lamp and shows no signs of stress or burnt tips. I think she will need a few more weeks, as many trichomes are currently developing and the buds are getting bigger.

Growhome_90 23 September: The plant continues to grow steadily and has no problems or deficiencies. It is watered regularly and receives S&R Organics 5in1 approximately every 2 weeks.

Growhome_90 September 30: Slowly, the first hairs are turning brown and the first trichomes are becoming milky. The growth has gradually slowed down and the plant is putting its energy into bud formation.

Growhome_90 October 7: A new week starts, as you can see, her tent neighbor has already been harvested. The Painkiller CBD is still ripening, though. The trichomes haven't changed much since last week. I think it will need a bit more time.

Growhome_90 October 14: The buds are maturing. The hairs are mostly brown, and the trichomes are getting closer to harvest. Otherwise, the plant looks very healthy and shows no signs of stress, etc.

Growhome_90 The harvest went as always. The buds were wet-trimmed and then placed in Dryferm bags. This method of drying has proven to be effective for me, as it's simple and yields great results.