Runtz

xBarrieButsers Strain: Zamnesia Runtz fem. Week 2: Pots: 0.5L Water: 150ml per pot Ventilation: permanent, light Exhaust: off, tent open Soil: BioBizz. 70% Light / 30% All Light: MarsHydro TS1000 10-25% {25cm Temperature: max. 23.5°C / min. 20°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 60% Plant size: 6-8cm Special notes: the growth is a bit stretched compared to usual. Most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Info: so far, apart from watering once, no measures needed. To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Strain: Zamnesia Runtz fem. Week 2: Pots: 0.5l - 3.5l Water: 950ml per pot Airflow: permanent, light Exhaust: off, tent open Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: MarsHydro TS1000 25-35% {30cm Temperature: max. 23.5°C / min. 20°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 60% Plant size: 8-14cm Special features: the growth is a bit stretchier than usual. Most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Info: on day 12 after the ladies saw the light of the world, they were planted in 3.5l pots. They both handled it super well. To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Week 3: Pots: 3.5l/25l Water: 500ml per pot, after repotting 6.5l per pot was poured Ventilation: permanent, light Exhaust: off, tent open Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: MarsHydro TS1000 35% {30cm Temperature: max. 24°C / min. 20.5°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 65% Plant size: 15cm Special features: the growth is slightly stretched compared to usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, a slight infestation of fungus gnats was noticeable, as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. Info: on day 19 after germination, one of the ladies was topped. The next day, the cut was made on the second lady. On day 23, the ladies moved into the 25l pots. The 3.5l pots were very well rooted. To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Week 4: Pots: 25l Water: 5.5l per pot Air circulation: permanent, light Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 50% {40cm Temperature: max. 27.5°C / min. 20.0°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant height: 20cm Special notes: the growth is a bit stretched compared to usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, a slight infestation of fungus gnats was noticeable, and as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. Info: On day 25, the ladies were introduced to bondage. During the week, some leaves were lightly removed and further tied down. To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Week 5: Pots: 25l Water: - Air circulation: permanent, light Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 50% {40cm Temperature: max. 27.5°C / min. 22.0°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant size: 25cm Special features: the growth is a bit stretched compared to usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, a slight infestation of fungus gnats was noticeable, as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. They make an extremely robust impression, neither topping nor defoliation has slowed them down significantly. Info: Flowering initiation is just around the corner To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Week 6: Pots: 25l Water: 6l per pot Ventilation: permanent, light Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 75% {40cm Temperature: max. 25°C / min. 19°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant size: 30cm Special features: the growth is slightly more stretched than usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, a slight infestation of fungus gnats was noticeable, as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. They make an extremely robust impression; neither topping nor defoliation has significantly slowed them down. The leaves in the upper area have shown discoloration since the third week, but it seems not to have a negative impact. Info: Flowering initiation occurred exactly between the 5th and 6th week. First signs of pre-flowering were noticeable after about 3 days. To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Week 7: Pots: 25l Water: 5l per pot Air circulation: permanent, light Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 75% {35cm Temperature: max. 23.5°C / min. 18.0°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant size: 45cm Special notes: the growth is a bit more stretched than usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, there was a slight infestation of fungus gnats, and as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. They make an extremely robust impression; neither topping nor defoliating has slowed them down significantly. Info: current status one week after the switch To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Week 9: Pots: 25l Water: 7l per pot Ventilation: permanent Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 75% {25cm Temperature: max. 26°C / min. 20.0°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant height: 75cm Special notes: the growth is a bit stretched compared to usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, there was a slight infestation of fungus gnats, and as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. They make an extremely robust impression; neither topping nor defoliating has significantly slowed them down. Due to heating issues, there were temperatures of only 21°C/16°C during the stretch, which seems to have mutated my ladies into Frankenstein's brides. The uniform shape was lost, and unfortunately, I couldn't implement countermeasures due to being away for several days. Info: no deficiencies, no drama... buds are only slowly fattening up, probably still a result of the previously low temperatures. To be continued...

xBarrieButsers Week 10: Pots: 25l Water: 7l per pot Ventilation: permanent Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 75% {25cm Temperature: max. 26°C / min. 20.0°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant size: 75cm Special features: the growth is a bit stretched compared to usual. Most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, there was a slight infestation of fungus gnats, and as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. They look extremely robust; neither topping nor defoliating has significantly slowed them down. Due to heating issues, temperatures during the stretch were only 21°C/16°C at times, so the ladies seem to have mutated into Frankenstein's brides. The uniform shape was lost, and unfortunately, I couldn't take any countermeasures due to being away for several days. Info: no deficiencies, no divas... buds are only slowly getting thicker, probably still a result of the temporarily low temperatures.

xBarrieButsers Week 11: Pots: 25l Water: 7l per pot Ventilation: permanent Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 75% {25cm Temperature: max. 26°C / min. 20.0°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant height: 75cm Special features: the growth is a bit more stretched than usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, there was a slight infestation of fungus gnats, as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. They make an extremely robust impression; neither topping nor defoliation has slowed them down significantly. Due to heating issues, during the stretch, temperatures were only 21°C/16°C at times, which seems to have mutated the ladies into Frankenstein's brides. The uniform shape was lost, unfortunately, I couldn't implement any countermeasures due to being absent for several days. Info: Slowly it seems the soil is running out of nitrogen. The leaves have been gradually getting lighter for about 3 days.

xBarrieButsers Week 11: Pots: 25l Water: 7l per pot Ventilation: permanent Exhaust: on Soil: BioBizz. 50% Light / 50% All Light: 2x MarsHydro TS1000 75% {25cm Temperature: max. 26°C / min. 20.0°C Humidity: min. 50% / max. 75% Plant height: 75cm Special notes: the growth is a bit stretchier than usual. This is most likely due to the light spectrum of the lamp. Over time, there was a slight infestation of fungus gnats, and as a countermeasure, a horsetail tea mixed with gnat-free (Neem oil-based) was poured. They look extremely robust; neither topping nor defoliating has significantly slowed them down. Due to heating issues, during the stretch, temperatures were only 21°C/16°C at times, which seems to have mutated my ladies into Frankenstein's brides. The uniform shape was lost, and unfortunately, I couldn't implement countermeasures due to being away for several days. Info: It's autumn. The trichomes are mostly milky, so now I'm checking every 2-3 days. The two ladies are true smell bombs. (which really increases the anticipation) The breeder's estimate of 8-9 weeks of flowering could likely be met.

xBarrieButsers Slowly but surely, the two are approaching their end. The last check showed mostly milky trichomes (just as desired). I'll give them a few more days, then I'll check again.