Auto Fractal #3 - Divine Seeds -GlAuCo25

CeeJayy420 It is assumed that the initial stress symptoms were linked to photic intensity. After increasing the lamp’s distance and decreasing its power, the organism exhibited signs of recovery, including improved growth and coloration.

CeeJayy420 She’s developing nicely — overall very healthy. After watering with 0.3 ml CalMag and 1 ml BioGrow, I noticed a positive response in growth. The foliage remains slightly dark, and there are still minor signs of eagle clawing, but nothing alarming. Iused to be concerned about her, showing the most signs of stress early on. But now she looks content and is growing vigorously. I’m happy with her progress and will keep observing how she reacts over the coming days.

CeeJayy420 It is hypothesized that the initial leaf clawing was a response to nutrient imbalance or light stress. Following environmental adjustments, the plant is now exhibiting vigorous growth with minimal remaining signs of clawing. The foliage remains unusually dark green, which may indicate elevated nitrogen levels or high chlorophyll density. Surprisingly, a distinct aroma is already present, suggesting early terpene synthesis potentially triggered by stable LED spectrum and optimized growing conditions.

CeeJayy420 Early signs of flowering observed this week. Hypothesis: outdoor exposure due to favorable weather led to airier growth. Increased watering; plant remains vigorous. LST well tolerated.

CeeJayy420 Full bloom phase confirmed. Hypothesis: yellowing may result from increased nutrient demand. Bloom feed initiated; CalMag dosage raised. Monitoring response to adjustments.

CeeJayy420 Hypothesis: Even with cautious feeding because of the autoflowering nature, indications of overfeeding have emerged—leaves are drooping and showing signs of stress. So watering with plain water to improve or reset the situation. Leaf drooping has stopped, but widespread yellowing is now evident. This pattern suggests more than localized nitrogen depletion in lower leaves—it may indicate a systemic nutrient deficit. The appearance of brown spots on the yellowing foliage supports the hypothesis of a secondary calcium/magnesium imbalance or a potassium deficiency, both of which are frequently observed during the flowering phase. Despite these signs, the buds continue to develop well, indicating that the plant is prioritizing reproductive growth. However, the extent of leaf mass loss suggests a significant internal resource shift. Watered today with nutrients, excluding BioGrow (N), to avoid excess nitrogen and support bloom-focused uptake. Further observation will help confirm whether the current feeding strategy stabilizes the plant.

CeeJayy420 Despite ongoing signs of overfeeding—leaf tips remain burnt and some foliage shows nutrient stress—the buds appear healthy and well-formed. Their density and size suggest that the plant is still able to allocate resources effectively toward flower development. It’s possible that the excess nutrients are being buffered or redirected, allowing bud growth to continue while vegetative parts suffer. Further observation will help determine if a late-stage flush improves overall balance

CeeJayy420 The plant has fully entered its autumn phase, with vibrant seasonal coloration and numerous wilted, nutrient-burned leaves, which have been removed to reduce stress. This suggests that earlier overfeeding may still be impacting overall vitality. While harvest appears to be roughly two weeks away based on bud maturity, the delayed development of sugar leaves and trichome coverage raises the hypothesis that resin production may be lagging due to prior nutrient imbalance or environmental factors. Continued observation will help determine if final ripening accelerates or stalls.

CeeJayy420 The plant appears to be thriving in its autumn phase, with vibrant seasonal coloration and a prominent, well-developed main cola. Based on visual cues, there’s been a noticeable increase in frostiness and trichome density toward the end of the week, suggesting that resin production is accelerating. Buds are becoming denser and thicker, indicating efficient nutrient allocation and strong late-stage development. This supports the hypothesis that the plant is entering peak ripening, and environmental conditions are favoring optimal cannabinoid and terpene formation. Continued observation will confirm readiness for harvest.