Amnesia Core Cut by Hanfgarten (Hy-Pro)

brrt22 Hi! Here is my Amnesia from HyPro. I ordered the plants from Hanfgarten.de. Unfortunately, the first batch I received was extremely stunted, but after sending an email, replacements were on their way. Of the first three plants, I was only able to save one, which a neighbor of mine will take over after a short recovery period. This is my third grow, the second time with photos. I want to try to really fill up my tent. I bought, what is called a plant, not a seedling so they should be around 4 weeks old instead of 2, when they arrive.

brrt22 During the week, I set up a temporary net to push the shoots down. The rescued plant looks good and has been topped. Unfortunately, I am forced to hang a towel in the tent and soak it regularly with water. In combination with a standing fan, this cools the temperature to acceptable levels and keeps the humidity within an acceptable range.

brrt22 I installed a reasonable net and continued as usual. The rescued little plant will be moved at the end of this week, as it will be placed outdoors and I want to prevent regrowth, so I have to leave my entire tent in veg mode until it is gone. I'm a little worried that I may have overdone it a bit in veg mode. This is the first time I've dared to tackle such large plants. In the middle of the week, i made the shocking discovery of spider mites. I ordered neem oil online and mixed myself something to fight the pest. Hoping for the best, i generously sprayed especially the undersides of the leaves when the light turned off and left for the Weekend. Simultaniously i switch to 12/12 over the weekend. I see myself forced, to set the lights on night on / day off, to prevent the tent from overheating during the day.

brrt22 Luckily, there were no more spider mites to find when i returned. My mixture turned out successful after all. Im really glad about that. The small one is gone now. There isnt that much space left in the tent anyway. First week of flower went very well. Stretch is coming in hot, so i had to invest another hour or to, cutting out hidden plant material and attempting to slow the highest shooters down. I wasnt that successful in keeping everything on the same level, but at least i dont think there should be that many shadow spots, once the canopy errupts into full bloom. So far of course no flowers in sight but you can clearly see how ready they are.

brrt22 Stretch is going well. After weeks of permanent training, i stopped LST. I am very happy about the number of budsides and the way things seem to turn out. I do have a very critical eye on humidity and airflow inside the tent. I might add another small scale fan under the canopy.

brrt22 Its Day 21 of Bloom and there is work to do. I did strategically take out leafes and manipulate the branches so they do Not steal each others light anymore. There are a few pretty dense hotspots in the tent i hope to cool down a bit. The removed flowers showed an intense citron smell. I am glad, the weather allows me to run very high power settings. After all, switching the day/night rythm to improve temperature and humidity turned out the exact right thing to do. The ladies are getting very thirsty so i have to water them every few days but they are really straight forward in showing you if they need water. I did not experience such rapid reaktions and interactions with any of my former grow attempts. At the moment, it is always a Joy to open up the tent. Those three beauties are far beyond my previous grows, so i keep on hoping for the best.

brrt22 Another week has passed and the girls are looking good. I had to find some signs of what i guess is a cal-mag deficiency on some of the older and bigger fan leafes. This made me reakt and turn up the biobizz calmag dosage. Of what i can say after 3 days, signs didnt worsen, but of course I will have an eagles eye on this Situation. They just witnessed the hottest days of the summer. I am very happy about choosing this strain, since it handles heat very well. Bud development seems okay so far. Lets see how things turn out, once stretch is finally done. My canopy looks okay so far but i definitely learned a number of things with this run. Other than checking for signs of hermaphroditism and taking a small number of light blocking leafes out, there wasnt much to do this week.

brrt22 This week came with some unpleasant surprises. At first, i am beefing up my CalMag dosage over the last few days, since deficiency symptoms kept on appearing. Things currently arent getting out of hand on this topic, but i am concearned to misidentify the problem. If anyone knows better, let me know! The next, very unexpected problem, that occured, are amber trichomes on my sugar leafes. I am currently rocking a 300w setup out of three LEDs. Distance between (main) canopy and lights was 45cm for the last two weeks. There are no signs of fading leafes or other symptoms of light stress. I got peaks at around 28° - 29° celsius but i would wonder, if thats the problem, since amnesia is known for its high temperature acceptance. ChatGPT tells me not to worry and increase the light distance to 50cm. We will see. Luckily i could not find any more spider mites. Anyway i got an army of 300 roaming my tent, killing every unwanted species. Budwise, things are turning out great. Pistills are slowly turing orange and there are no signs of hermaphroditism or other deficiencies. Suddenly, there is a very strong aroma coming out of the tent. It smells very much like citrons and limes. Probably eaven a bit to much, it kind of fills your nose to the brim. Hard to explain, if you know, you know. Next Weeks are gonna be very critical. Since i will leave for holidays next week, my neighbour will have to take care of my babies, give them to eat and to drink. Because i would not be able to chill with my babies not perfectly taken care of, i will insall a camera inside the tent, with a hygrometer in sight, to remote control my neighbor from norway. He is a good guy :D