Super Lemon Haze #1

RevvshiWoW Hey everyone! 👋 This is my second grow overall — I previously ran a small Auto setup with two autoflowers, which went quite well. Now I’m stepping things up with my first real photoperiod grow, and we’re currently at week 11 from seed, just before the flip to flower. I didn’t bother logging the early veg phase here, but now that things are dialed in and about to get exciting, I thought it’s a good time to start the diary. What’s happened so far: Both plants were topped multiple times and trained under a SCROG net to create a flat, even canopy. One of them grew really vigorously and dominates most of the net. The other plant stayed smaller and more compact — healthy, just slower. Feeding so far has been fully organic, just with topdressed Grow powder and some worm castings. No liquid fertilizers used. What’s next: Around July 30–31, I’ll do a first topdress with Bloom nutrients to prep for flowering. On August 1, I’ll officially flip to 12/12 – Day 1 of Flower. The flower phase will include 2–3 total topdresses, plus an optional mineral PK booster if needed in weeks 4–5. 📸 I’ll post weekly updates from here on — including stretch progress, defoliation, nutrient changes, and harvest prep later on. Thanks for reading, and feel free to follow along — happy growing!

RevvshiWoW I was on vacation this week, so this update comes a bit later than usual. My brother, who also grows, took care of the plants while I was away – big thanks to him! 🌿 This was the final week of veg, and I decided to flip them into bloom. One of the Super Lemon Haze plants showed signs of a possible nutrient issue, so I added 30 grams of Greenhouse Powder Feeding Grow as a final topdress for the stretch (only to the right plant). As for the smaller Super Lemon Haze – I’m still not sure if she’ll stay in the tent, since the big one is growing fast and already taking up a lot of space. Let’s see how they perform in bloom

RevvshiWoW Week 1 – Flowering (Day 1–7) The light is now running at 100% intensity (300 watts). The dark period is from 8 AM to 8 PM, meaning no light during those hours. The lamp is kept at a 40 cm distance from the canopy. I’m currently watering with 2ml on 5 Liters and adjusting the pH to 6.0–6.5. As of now, I’m planning to apply a top dress on day 14 of flower, following the transition feeding strategy. If anyone has an idea what’s going on with the right plant (slightly pale leaves, some odd coloration), feel free to leave a comment – it might just be a nutrient deficiency, but I’d appreciate any insights.

RevvshiWoW I applied 30 g of Greenhouse BioBloom per pot, along with two tablespoons of rock dust for minerals and trace elements. Everything else can be seen in the pictures. The left plant barely stretched at all, staying very compact and bushy, while the right one shot up aggressively and is already close to the light. The difference in growth structure is quite extreme, even though both have been under the exact same conditions.

RevvshiWoW Week 3 of flowering is now complete, and I’m very happy with how the buds are looking so far – there’s definitely some real potential here! The next topdress will take place next Friday, marking the start of week 5. I’m currently dealing with quite high temperatures, reaching up to 30°C at times, but the humidity is holding steady at around 60%, which is helping to keep things in balance.

RevvshiWoW End of week 4: buds are stacking nicely and first trichomes are visible. Applied a topdress of 10 g BioBloom + 10 g PK Booster + 2 tbsp rock dust per plant. Temps reached up to 30 °C with ~60 % RH. Added some extra photos of a third Super Lemon Haze growing on the balcony as reference.

RevvshiWoW ⸻ Week 5 is now completed and the buds are looking really good so far. The nutrient issue doesn’t seem to be spreading any further. Around midweek I’ll probably add a final PK topdress with 10g Greenhouse PK Booster and 15g Greenhouse BioBloom. After that, the plan is to just let them ripen out naturally.

RevvshiWoW Look good to me

RevvshiWoW This week I ran into a serious issue. Because I ignored the dying leaves, I ended up with mold inside about 30% of the top buds. As a preventive measure I completely cut off all the upper tops, removed every fan leaf that showed burns or other bad signs, and only kept the healthy green ones. I also lowered the light from 75% down to 50%. The humidity had been stuck above 65% for several days, so the risk was simply too high. At this point it’s only about keeping them alive as long as possible to push the resin production a bit more. Hopefully I can still keep them standing for another two weeks. Definitely a big lesson learned, I just didn’t expect the buds to get this thick.

RevvshiWoW Since the Super Lemon Haze is the same age as the other plants, I decided to simply continue this diary with her. On the same day I harvested the other plants, since the forecast showed a whole week of clouds and 50% rain almost every day. Because of that, I didn’t want to risk anything outdoors and decided to cut them all at once. The only one I kept is the Super Lemon Haze from the balcony. I moved her into the tent under 150W, and she will finish on that setting if she can make it. I’m sure this will still be better than leaving her outside in the coming bad weather. At the transfer, I added a top dress of 30g Greenhouse Feeding BioBloom and 2 tablespoons of dolomite lime. From here on, she will only get plain water. By the way, I already tried the effect of my two harvested Super Lemon Haze plants and I find it good. If anyone has experience bringing balcony plants indoors at this stage, I’d really appreciate some advice.

RevvshiWoW The plant seem to be handling it really well. I’m currently running 150W with a lamp distance of about 25 cm. It’s good to see that they’re managing just fine — they look healthy, buds are noticeably thicker, and the smell is nice. The aroma has faded a little compared to when they were outside, but that’s okay; we’ll see how it develops. I think they’re around week 5 of flowering, although it’s a bit hard to say exactly since they were outdoors before — and the weather in Germany wasn’t great during that time. The plant is now 154 days old. I’m not adjusting pH and I’m also not adding any more CalMag. Since the plants have already been outside without pH correction and did fine, I’ll continue like that. I believe there’s still enough calcium and magnesium available in the substrate, and they’re already used to unadjusted water. Overall, things are looking very good.

RevvshiWoW Another week has passed and the plant feels great after two weeks inside. She clearly enjoys the stable indoor conditions after coming from the balcony. The smell has slightly improved again, and I’m happy with how she looks. I won’t change anything — no more feeding, no pH adjustments, nothing. I’ll just let her do her thing and finish naturally.