SECOND RUN - RS11 x Banana OG

FrostyCloudzz Super start to the first official week, The little ones have felt very comfortable from the start. 5 gallon AC Infinity fabric square pots Biobizz light mix Advanced Nutrients Voodoo Juice All got about 100-200 ml and kept the humidity nice and high 24-27 °C Humidity 70%

FrostyCloudzz Nutrient schedule from Advanced Nutrients Vegi slightly adjusted. I wasn't on-site for a few days, hence the different pictures/stages. The little ladies have really done well this week. You can clearly see how they are gaining strength. The stems are getting thicker, the leaves larger and denser. Everything looks healthy and vibrant, the green is beautifully rich. They are slowly starting to stretch out a bit and form new side branches. You can tell that they have really rooted in the pot now and are picking up speed. I keep the climate stable and just observe.

FrostyCloudzz Week 2–3 Veg RS11 x Banana OG Watering amount: 2 liters every 3/4 days Weeks 2–3 of the veg phase went smoothly and very stable. The plants have established well after transplanting and show strong, even growth. Leaf color is a rich green, with no deficiencies or signs of stress. The stems are getting thicker, side branches are developing well, and the internodes remain compact – ideal conditions for further training. Light LST has been started to build the structure evenly. Climate and light are consistent, and the plants are responding very positively to the conditions. Overall, a problem-free veg phase with healthy development and a good foundation for the next steps. *weird numbers on fertilizer card) meaning for 0.1 or other weird numbers is zero or space filler (can’t put 0 or nothing, easier for me to write week per week)

FrostyCloudzz Week 4 was specifically used to further stabilize the plants and create a clean foundation for the upcoming flowering. The middle plant was repotted into an 11-liter fabric pot. The root ball was evenly and strongly rooted, which allowed for a smooth transition into the larger volume. After repotting, additional interventions were consciously avoided. No defoliation and no intense training. The focus was on giving the root system time to fully explore the new substrate and bringing the plant into a stress-free growth phase. This approach has already proven effective in previous runs and ensures more stability during the later stretch. Growth continues to be even and controlled. The leaf color is stable, the plants look vigorous, and show no signs of deficiencies or transplant stress. The structure remains compact, the side branches are developing strongly, and the stem continues to gain strength.