Auto Fractal #1 - Divine Seeds -GlAuCo25

CeeJayy420 Due to signs of stress, I increased the lamp’s distance to 90 cm and reduced the power output to 25%. Subsequently, growth improved significantly and the pigmentation became notably more vivid.

CeeJayy420 Plant exhibits overall healthy development. Following administration of 0.3 ml CalMag and 1 ml BioGrow, improved vigor was observed. Foliage displays slightly dark pigmentation; minor signs of leaf tip curling (‘eagle clawing’) persist. No critical symptoms noted.

CeeJayy420 Rapid vegetative growth observed under full-spectrum LED lighting. Previous signs of leaf clawing have resolved almost entirely, likely due to stabilized nutrient input and improved root zone conditions. Foliage remains consistently dark green, indicating optimal chlorophyll density and nitrogen availability. Unexpectedly, a distinct and noticeable aroma has begun to develop earlier than anticipated, suggesting premature terpene biosynthesis and favorable environmental parameters.

CeeJayy420 First signs of flowering this week. Increased watering due to heat. Plant is thriving, no issues observed. Started LST—well tolerated, growth remains strong and healthy.

CeeJayy420 Plants are in full bloom, receiving consistent watering and bloom nutrients. Yellowing leaves appeared, so CalMag was increased. Monitoring closely to observe changes.

CeeJayy420 Thought I was watering conservatively since she’s an autoflower, but she’s looking sad now—droopy leaves. Gave her plain water today, no nutrients, hoping she perks up. The leaves have stopped drooping but are now showing significant yellowing—not just the typical nitrogen fade at the bottom, but a sign of systemic nutrient deficiency. Brown spots appearing on the yellowed leaves suggest a possible secondary calcium/magnesium issue or even a potassium deficiency, which is common during flowering. Despite this, the bloom continues to develop well. However, the plant is clearly sacrificing a substantial amount of leaf mass to sustain flower growth. Monitoring and adjusting nutrient levels will be critical in the coming days. Watered with nutrients, excluding BioGrow (N), to avoid excess nitrogen during this phase. Will monitor closely.

CeeJayy420 We’re still battling signs of nutrient burn—leaf tips remain curled and discolored despite adjustments. However, the buds continue to develop impressively: they’re getting denser and noticeably larger each day. It’s a relief to see that overall growth hasn’t stalled, even under stress. Monitoring closely to avoid further damage while letting her push through. Resilience is showing.

CeeJayy420 The plant has fully entered its autumn phase, displaying vibrant fall foliage across the canopy. Some leaves show signs of wilting and nutrient burn, likely due to earlier overfeeding or imbalances during mid-flower. Estimated harvest is about two weeks away, based on pistil coloration and overall bud development. However, sugar leaves have yet to show significant trichome coverage, which may indicate a delayed resin production curve. Continued monitoring will help determine if environmental factors or nutrient adjustments are needed to optimize final ripening.

CeeJayy420 The plant is showing strong signs of late-stage development. By the end of the week, there’s been a noticeable increase in frostiness and trichome density, indicating active resin production. Buds are becoming denser and thicker, suggesting that nutrient uptake and energy allocation remain effective. The foliage has transitioned into deep autumn tones—dark purple, nearly black—which may reflect genetic expression or cooler nighttime temperatures. Overall, she appears healthy and on track for a potent finish. Continued monitoring will confirm peak ripeness.

CeeJayy420 The plant is nearing the end of its lifecycle and visibly shows signs of aging—faded leaf color, softened structure, and reduced vitality. Trichome inspections are conducted multiple times per week to monitor resin maturity. Current observations suggest a gradual shift toward optimal harvest conditions, with increasing cloudiness and amber tones in the trichomes. Anticipation is high, but harvest will be timed carefully to ensure peak potency and terpene profile. Final days are critical for maximizing quality.

CeeJayy420 The plant is visibly aging—leaves are fading, structure is softening, and overall vitality is declining. Despite these signs of senescence, trichome development remains unexpectedly slow. Weekly inspections reveal that most resin glands are still clear, with minimal transition to cloudy or amber. This discrepancy raises concern about delayed cannabinoid maturation. However, due to increasing impatience and the plant’s declining condition, I’ve decided to proceed with harvest no later than next week. The decision prioritizes visual cues and lifecycle timing over ideal trichome coloration.

CeeJayy420 The plant was harvested and trimmed, yielding a total of 101 grams. Buds are notably dense and carry a satisfying weight, indicating strong structural development and resin content. Their visual quality is exceptional—each nug shimmers with a velvety green glow, reminiscent of fine fabric under light. This appearance may reflect optimal trichome coverage and healthy chlorophyll retention at harvest. The results suggest that the timing was well-aligned with peak maturity. Further analysis during curing will confirm aroma, potency, and terpene preservation.