Red Hot Cookies 2nd run

Hidden : - Day 2 week 1 veg: they are growing but not too fast I guess. RHC#1 looks light green than the others, I haven’t done anything special so I’ll wait a day to see if they continue to turn yellow I’ll take actions. - Day 3 week 1 veg: little growth, watered them with rootjuice bio-heaven and calmag ph 6,3. - Day 4 week 1 veg: Rhc#1 looks still light green. But I already reduced nuts just in case, it’s not slowing down tbh. - Day 5 week 1 veg: RHC#1 still looks light green but guess it’s the seed. Watered them with rootjuice bio-heaven and calmag ph 6,3. - Day 7 week 1 veg: they are growing good, RHC #1 has burned tips but just in first leaf. Tomorrow will start nuts Sigan viendo 😂

Hidden : - Day 1 week 2 veg: first nuts water 500ml per plant ph 6.3. Biogrow, bio heaven and calmag to achieve 500 us/cm. Plants seem ok, RHC#1 is improving and growing faster than the others. - Day 2 week 2 veg: all good, growing. They look healthy maybe not the fastest - Day 3 week 2 veg: continue with nuts and same quantity of water at ph 6,3 - Day 4 week 2 veg: growing fast finally, RHC#1 looks healthy as the others. They are eating fast so tomorrow I’ll water them with 1L for the first time - Day 5 week 2 veg: watered them with nuts 1L per plant ph: 6,4 and 900 app us/cm They look healthy and green - Day 6 week 2 veg: growing fast, not much to say. - Day 7 week 2 veg: growing super fast, everything looks great. Sigan viendo 😂

Hidden : Finally 3rd week. I plan to do some topping this week and see how they act with tap water. - Day 1 week 3: first shower of tap water with an activated carbon filter (1 ms/cm) to eliminate chlorine. I used to water with osmosis and add bunch of calmag to achieve ec and decided to save some money. Watered them with 500 ml of water with little bit of calmag to achieve 1.5 ms/cm, bio grow, root juice and bio heaven. Let’s see how the girls react with the first tap water shower. - Day 3 week 3: girls look good, not tall at all. Really green and healthy. - Day 4 week 3: watered them with tap water (1L) each. Calmag, root-juice and bio-grow. Did some defoliation to RHC#1. - Day 5 week 3: did some defoliation and topping with some mistakes (novice) but the girls seem ok. - Day 6 week 3: no watering yet, they seem to have lowered the grow pace :( maybe the topping? Or the new tap water? We’ll see later. - Day 7 week 3: watered with calmag to achieve 1500 us/cm, root juice and bio- grow. Heavy defoliation. Check the pics Sigan viendo

Hidden : - Day 1 week 4: defoliation went bad but the girls are still trying to continue the pace - Day 2 week 4: no comments just growing slowly getting into the pace. I’ll like to grow them taller but hoping that will happen latter - Day 3 week 4: watered them with calmag to achieve 1500 us/cm and bio grow ph 6,3 aprox - Day 4 week 4: did some heavy defoliation. Girls look good but not that tall as I wanted - Day 5 week 4: no actions made, just watch all factors to be under expected. - Day 6 week 4: watered them with calmag to achieve 1500 us/cm and biogrow ph 6,4 - Day 7 week 4: training using 360º clips to open leaves so light enters better Sigan viendo 😂

Hidden : - Day 1 week 5: just checking how lst is doing, they will be ok - Day 2 week 5: not completely dry to water so I’ll wait for day 3 of week. Did lst to make sure all branches receive as much ligth as possible - Day 3 week 5: watered them with 4ml/L calmag and 2ml/L bio grow ph 6,5 tap water trough activated carbon filter. RHC#2 broke one of the branches, I had to tape it. Not to be worried, she’ll recover from that. RHC#3 is very slow compared to the others. - Day 4 week 5: defoliation so sun enters better and wait. - Day 5 week 5: added 1L of water with 2ml/L Bio grow, 6 ml/L calmag and 2ml/L bio heaven. 1600 us/cm and ph 6,2 - 6,5. RHC#3 suffered of broken branch due lst 😞 still learning about the flexibility of branches. I think she’ll recover hoping not too much stress for her. - Day 6 week 5: RHC#3 looks good despite broken branch. Not much for today just watch temp and humidity, hoping they grow tall so I can cover a good part of the tent. - Day 7 week 5: water with the usual calmag and biogrow ph 6,3. Defoliated every 3 days or so to keep light enter every branch. Sigan viendo😂

Hidden : - Day 1 week 6: water a little bit more because I had to leave town till Sunday hoping not to over water - Day 3 week 6: everything good, they grew a lot, a lot of foliage so I had to defoliate. Girls look pretty good proud of my second run :) - Day 4 week 6: watered them with calmag and bio brow ph 6,3 nothing big, just watching them grow - Day 5 week 6: girls look ok, stretching a lot so happy with them. - Day 6 week 7: I had to water today but girls seemed happy and green at the end of the day so i didn’t. RHC#1 suffered from stupid defoliation from my part by taking too young primary branch. - Day 7 week 7: girls are growing, watered them with calmag and bio grow ph 6,3 1L per plant. Unfortunately I will have to start flowering tomorrow cuz I won’t be in November. I think that 7th week would have been great for them since they were growing a lot lately. Flowering starts tomorrow :)) Sigan viendo 😂

Hidden : 1st flow week :) really happy with the girls no problems or deficits yet (my fault in some cases). I wanted them to grow taller but I installed the lights too close and it prevented to grow tall and also in some cases defoliation was too aggressive and the girls had to overcome that. - Day 1 week 1 flow: no action just changed lights to 12/12 and flow mode. - Day 2 week 1 flow: watered them with nuts and ph 6,3 or so, no big deal. - Day 3 week 1 flow: just watching them grow and overcome small tent, decided to take out the net cuz no point of it girls just can gro vertically. - Day 4 week 1 flow: shower of 1L with nuts described, following biobizz schedule. - Day 5 week 1 flow: not much to do waiting for them to growww - Day 6 week 1 flow: shower of 1L with nuts described, following biobizz schedule. - Day 7 week 1 flow: a little defo and ready for week 2 :)

Hidden - Day 1 week 2 flow: watered them with 1,5 L ph 6,4 to 6,5 following biobizz schedule. Growing big and tall right now. - Day 2 week 2 flow: just checking factors and controlling humidity and air flow - Day 3 week 2 flow: not much to do, checking the tent to watch them grow:) - Day 4 week 2 flow: watered them with 1,5 L ph 6,4 to 6,5 following biobizz schedule. Defoliation has been made and humidity is the biggest challenge. Small tent and difficult air flow. - Day 5 week 2 flow: had to adjust light height and change it to full power. The limits of my setup but it’s ok not planing to do something too big :) - Day 6 week 2 flow: beautiful girls, hairs are coming ou - Day 7 week 2 flow: watered them with 1,5 L ph 6,4 to 6,5 following biobizz schedule. They have grown a lot this week, love how they can just almost double their size in flow.

Hidden : Everything is going so well; the plants are huge and looking fresh. No problems on site, and the buds are starting to form. Just following the usual BioBizz schedule and watering when the soil feels dry to the touch. No defoliation or LST, just letting them grow big. RHC #2 and #3 turned out to be the tallest ones. Very proud of my second run.

Hidden : This week there hasn’t been much change; everything is progressing steadily. I continue to follow the BioBizz feeding schedule carefully, making sure to always adjust the pH of the water between 6.3 and 6.5 to keep the plants in their optimal range. I carried out some defoliation to improve airflow and prevent humidity build-up, which is especially important given the limited space available in the grow tent. The light has been set to maximum intensity to give the plants all the energy they need for flowering. At this stage, there’s not much else to do except remain patient and wait for the buds to fatten up into large, healthy colas.

Hidden Yes, they are really getting big—so much that the grow tent is now completely full. It has been quite a challenge to keep the humidity under control since I don’t have a proper extractor yet (that will definitely be my next purchase). For now, leaving the tent open has allowed the air to circulate well, and the humidity stays around 45%, which is acceptable. Apart from that, everything has been calm and steady, continuing with the BioBizz feeding schedule and gradually increasing the nutrients to encourage the development of larger colas. The only drawback is that the colas are not turning out as thick as I had hoped. Interestingly, RHC #2 and #3, even though they are not the most robust plants, ended up being the tallest ones, and their colas actually look bigger than RHC #1. Overall, I’m happy and counting down the days with excitement.

Hidden : End of week #6, and I’m extremely happy with the results so far, especially considering the conditions inside the tent — it’s quite small with limited airflow. The plants are in full bloom and still bulking up nicely. A strong aroma is starting to fill the space (my roommates are already complaining about the smell!). I’ve been following the BioBizz feeding schedule to the letter, carefully keeping the pH between 6.3 and 6.5, and watering every other day without skipping nutrients. As shown in previous weeks, my RHC #2 has become the tallest plant, and it’s clearly the one that will produce the biggest and fattest colas. RHC #1, on the other hand, is denser but its colas aren’t as large. Overall, I’m very pleased with the progress and now eagerly waiting for the moment to start the drying process. I assume that eventually the colas will start turning red, although there’s only about a 60% chance of that happening. RHC #1 is already showing some color on its leaves, which is a good sign. Once it’s fully mature, the colors should become more intense — hopefully shifting into a deep, vibrant red. I’m really looking forward to seeing that transformation take place as the plants reach their final stages. 😍

Hidden : Hello guyss (if anybody watching). As you can see in the photos, it’s been an incredible week. The colas have fattened up a lot over the past few days, and the harvest time is getting closer. According to the Sweet Seeds website, they should be ready in about eight weeks, but in my opinion, they might take a bit longer. This is week seven, so by the end of next week, I’ll be able to determine whether they’re ready or not. It’s amazing how massive the colas have become — truly impressive. RHC #2 has some huge budss, and I’m really happy with how the plants are developing overall. I’ve continued following the BioBizz schedule as usual, keeping the pH around 6.4, with no visible issues or deficiencies which makes me proud of my work. RHC #3 showed a lot of improvement this week and now looks just as big, even surpassing RHC #1 in height. The aroma is incredible — lots of cheese, a hint of sweetness, and something that reminds me of a red gummy candy. Even though the colors haven’t started to show yet, I’m still hopeful. For my second run, my girks are looking absolutely amazing.