Strong & Stony – Miss Titanica

Growtendo64 Miss Titanica broke through the soil and looks strong from the start. Her first leaves opened nicely, staying compact and healthy green. She’s adjusting well to the light and early watering routine.

Growtendo64 Miss Titanica keeps growing steadily with strong, healthy leaves. Her roots seem to love the early feedings, and she’s showing good color and structure. The canopy stays low and compact — perfect for the coming SCROG setup.

Growtendo64 Miss Titanica is growing strong and steady. She handled the topping and light defoliation very well, staying compact with nice side growth starting to form. Feeding has been increased slightly, and she’s responding with vibrant color and a healthy, bushy structure — the SCROG prep is looking on track.

Growtendo64 Week 4 (Day 22 – 28): Miss Titanica stayed short and dense this week, showing strong recovery after several rounds of defoliation. Inner growth opened up nicely and all tops are reaching for the light again. No real flower sites yet — she’s clearly finishing her veg stretch and preparing for bloom.

Growtendo64 Miss Titanica officially entered flower this week. I adjusted her under the SCROG net and raised her a bit to spread the canopy evenly. After a small split in the main stem, she bounced back quickly — strong callus forming and no sign of stress. Feeding at 75 % of the OG Organics schedule works well, and she’s drinking more every few days. Light defoliation kept airflow good as the stretch begins.

Growtendo64 Miss Frostina entered her second flowering week full of energy. Water demand increased noticeably, and the canopy started stretching evenly through the SCROG net. Several sessions of leaf thinning and light LST helped open up the center and improve airflow. Feeding continued around 70 % of the Advanced Nutrients schedule (Bloom, Ancient Earth, Big Bud + CalMag). EC readings stayed near 1.6–1.8 mS/cm, while occasional high drain readings suggested some salt build-up, so a light flush is planned for the next run. Overall, she looks strong, compact, and perfectly structured under the net — bright green leaves, balanced stretch, and the first real clusters forming on each site.

Growtendo64 Miss Titanica is progressing beautifully this week. The stretch has slowed down and the canopy is now fully settled into the SCROG, giving every top equal light. Feeding at around 70–80% of the OG Organics schedule works well — she shows no signs of stress and keeps a rich, healthy green. Buds are forming more clearly on every branch, with early resin starting to build. Light defoliation helped open up airflow, and even with some salt buildup in the saucer earlier, she stayed strong and stable. A very balanced and vigorous week.