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Sense63 🌿 Week 2 – Early Veg (October 13–19) After transplanting, noticeable growth spurt – the roots have made full contact. Leaves are strong, stems are becoming sturdier, no signs of stress. 🌡️ Climate: 25 °C Day / 21–22 °C Night · rHF 60–65 % Light: SE3000 @ 40–50 % (~350 µmol/m²/s) Substrate: loose and active – slight microbial patina visible on the surface. 📈 Observations: Lemon Orange: largest, broad fan leaves, moderate internode spacing. Karate Kit: compact and symmetrical, first side shoots appearing. White Gorilla Haze ×2: dark green, bushy, tight nodes, strong vitality. Cherry Poppers ×2: calm, even growth, compact rosette shape. No deficiencies, no deformities. Substrate moist but not wet. Air circulation even. End of week 2: slightly drier phase to promote root development. 📸 Photo series (October 18): Overall top-down view → even canopy without stretch. Detail shots → sturdy stems, young foliage with 4th–5th nodes. Side angle → upright posture, no light leaning. Soil surface → biologically active, no mold.

Sense63 🌿 Week 2 – Early Veg (October 13–19) After transplanting, noticeable growth spurt – the roots have made full contact. Leaves are robust, stems are becoming sturdier, no signs of stress. 🌡️ Climate: 25 °C Day / 21–22 °C Night · rHF 60–65 % Light: SE3000 @ 40–50 % (~350 µmol/m²/s) Substrate: loose and active – slight microbial patina visible on the surface. Strain layout: Front L/R → Cherry Poppers ×2 🍒 Center-L → Karate Kit 🥋 Center-R → Lemon Orange 🍋 Back L/R → White Gorilla Haze ×2 🦍 📈 Observations: Lemon Orange: largest, broad fan leaves, moderate internodal spacing. Karate Kit: compact and symmetrical, first side branches appearing. White Gorilla Haze ×2: dark green, bushy, tight nodes, strong vitality. Cherry Poppers ×2: calm, even growth, compact rosette shape. No deficiencies, no deformities. Substrate moist but not wet. Air circulation is even. End of week 2: slightly drier phase to promote root development. 📸 Photo series (October 18): Overall top-down view → even canopy without stretch. Detail shots → sturdy stems, young foliage with 4th–5th nodes. Side angle → upright posture, no light leaning. Soil surface → biologically active, no mold.

Sense63 🌿 Week 3 – Vegetative Phase (October 19–26) The girls have now clearly entered the main vegetation stage. Growth has visibly accelerated this week: strong stems, even crown formation, and a stable, deep green leaf color characterize the overall picture. The Spider Farmer SE3000 is now running at 55% power (≈ 480 µmol/m²/s · DLI ≈ 30–31) and provides uniform lighting across the entire area. No plant shows light stress or burns – the canopy is closed and harmonious. 📋 Current Impressions Canopy: even, strong color, slight "lifting" of the upper leaves – signs of high photosynthesis activity. Substrate: lively and loose, slight microflora visible – a healthy, active soil life. Climate: Day: 25–26 °C · rHF 50–55% Night: values to follow (will be updated) Very stable conditions, ideal VPD range for strong vegetative growth. Light distance: currently ~60–65 cm – optimal at 55% power. 💧 Watering and Nutrient Plan Cycle every 2–3 days, depending on the drying of the pots: 1️⃣ Bactrex tea (~1 g/L) on dry soil 2️⃣ Pure water (pH ≈ 6.5) 3️⃣ Orgatrex (2 ml/L, no run-off, watered slowly) The soil dries evenly in 48–72 hours – a clear sign of strong root activity. 🌱 Strain Layout / Tent Arrangement Position Strain Short Description Front L/R Cherry Poppers × 2 🍒 compact, symmetrical, rich color, calm, even growth Center-L (yellow pot) Karate Kit 🥋 compact phenotype, strong main stem, early side branches Center-R (terracotta) Lemon Orange 🍋 largest plant in the tent, broad fan leaves, moderate stretch Back L/R White Gorilla Haze × 2 🦍 dark green, bushy, tight nodes, stable structure 📸 Visual Development (October 19 → 24) From the start of the week until today, the canopy has visibly thickened. The plants stand compact, show strong stems, and have an even structure. The leaf color is deep green with a slightly shiny surface – indicating optimal nutrition and photosynthesis. White Gorilla Haze (Back L/R): bushy and dense, strong leaf mass, deep leaf structure. Lemon Orange (Center-R): largest plant in the batch, broad leaves, even stretch. Karate Kit (Center-L): symmetrical structure with noticeable lateral development. Cherry Poppers (Front L/R): compact, even, growing calmly – classic Indica habit. The overall picture of the tent is closed and vital. No deficiencies, no light stress, no deformities. 🧠 Notes & Observations Maintain humidity at 50–55% – briefly raise it if it falls below 45%. Transplant into 18 L final pots as soon as the root balls are fully developed (expected early Week 4). LST training planned from the 5th–6th node. Current light output (55%) will remain constant until transplanting – PPFD and temperature perfectly balanced. ✅ Conclusion – Week 3 A completely stable and productive vegetative week. The plants are developing vigorously, healthily, and evenly; no stress symptoms or deficiencies. The climate is constant, the substrate is active, and the lighting is optimally adjusted. Week 3 has laid the foundation for training and transplanting in Week 4. Overall Rating: 🌿 9.5 / 10 Vital, balanced growth – strong structure, healthy leaves, and lively soil.

Sense63 🌿 Week 4 – Vegetative Phase (October 27 – November 2, 2025) After three weeks of stable development, week 4 entered the crucial building phase. The plants have visibly thickened, the crowns have closed, and the Spider Farmer SE3000 is delivering even light across the entire area at 55% power (≈ 480 µmol/m²/s). On October 27, the big intervention was due: first topping and light defoliation on all six plants. The goal: structured, flat growth – the foundation for the upcoming LST training and an even canopy. 🗓️ Chronology Week 4 10/27 ✂️ First Topping + Defoliation All 6 plants topped (top node removed). Removed 1–2 lower leaves/shoots each. No stress symptoms afterwards. 10/28 🌱 Recovery Phase Leaves upright again, new tips visible. No watering. Light at 55% @ 60 cm distance. 10/29 Control & Observation Soil continued to dry. Roots visible at pot bottoms → Repotting time reached. 10/30–31 (planned) 💡 Climate & Light (Week 4) 10/27–29 55 % 60 cm 25–26 °C 55–60 % Optimal vegetative climate, no heat spikes. 10/30–31 50 % 65 cm 24–25 °C 60–65 % After repotting for stress reduction. 11/01–02 60–65 % 60 cm 25 °C 60 % Rebuilding light intensity after recovery. 🌱 Strain Layout / Plant Status Front L/R Cherry Poppers 🍒 Compact, robust, even growth after topping Ready for LST from November 5–6. Center-L (yellow) Karate Kit 🥋 A bit stockier, dark green, strong center Growth slightly slower but stable. Center-R (terracotta) Lemon Orange 🍋 Largest plant, very vigorous, broad leaves Set slightly deeper when repotting. Back L/R White Gorilla Haze ×2 🦍 Bushy, dense structure, strong stems Light Mg symptoms → Epsom salt application after repotting. 💧 Watering & Nutrient Plan (Overview Week 4 + Preview) 10/24 Fertilization (before week 4) Orgatrex 2 ml/L 0.9–1.1 L Last pre-watering in 5 L pots 10/27–29 — — — No watering, substrate drying for repotting. 10/30–31 Watering Bactrex 1 g/L 0.8–1 L Only for root activation, no Orgatrex. 11/03–04 First Re-fertilization Orgatrex 1.8 ml/L + Epsom salt 0.5 g/L (only WGH) 1 L pH 6.2–6.4, slow watering. 11/07–08 Only water — 1–1.2 L Maintaining soil moisture, no additives. 🧠 Observations & Care Recovery phase: 1–2 days after topping, slightly slowed growth, then strong shoot regrowth. Soil life: active, fine mycelium structures visible. No deficiency signs: except for slight Mg needs in White Gorilla Haze. LST: Start expected November 3–6 (as soon as new shoots are 4–5 cm long). Defoliation: no further before mid-November. ✅ Conclusion – Week 4 (October 27 – November 2) This week marked the transition from the building to the structural phase. The topping on October 27 shaped the growth and laid the foundation for later training. The plants show strong shoots, healthy color, and active root growth. With repotting by the weekend, the last major growth phase of the veg stage begins. Vital, harmonious growth, strong root development, perfect preparation for the "big move.

Sense63 ## Sense63 🌿 Week 5 – Structure, Recovery & Training (November 3–10, 2025) After four stable weeks of growth, week 5 was all about **regeneration, structure, and training**. The big step – **transplanting into 18 L final pots** – was carried out on **November 1 and 2**. The plants have now arrived in their final living space, equipped with **BioBizz Light Mix**, **worm humus**, and **Biotabs** as an organic long-term base. Since then, they have shown strong shoots, upright leaves, and a visible root boost – the perfect transition into the last growth phase of the vegetation. --- ### 🌿 Setup & Positions **Main Tent (90 × 90 cm, Spider Farmer SE3000):** * 🥋 **Karate Kit** – back left | compact, dark green, dense structure * 🍋 **Lemon Orange** – back right | most vital plant, broad leaves, strong side shoots * 🦍 **White Gorilla Haze** – front left | recovered from Mg deficiency, lush green and stable * 🍒 **Cherry Poppers #1** – front right | bushy, balanced growth, very responsive to LST **Small Tent (40 × 40 cm, ViparSpectra):** * 🍒 **Cherry Poppers #2** – alone under 45% light, flat, even growth, vital Unfortunately, one White Gorilla Haze did not survive the transplant – the setup is now running with **5 plants**, all strong in growth and structure. --- ### 🗓️ Weekly Progress **November 1–2 – Transplanting into 18 L Final Pots** Substrate slightly moistened, root ball compact and white – perfect timing. No signs of stress or wilting. **November 3 – Recovery Phase** The leaves fully straightened up again, new tips were visible after 24 hours. Temperatures 25 °C / rHF 60%. **November 4 – First Nutrient Supplementation** 1.8 ml/L Orgatrex + 0.3 g/L Epsom salt (only WGH), 1 L per plant | pH 6.3. First visible color deepening of the leaves two days later. **November 5–6 – ScrOG Net & Light Adjustment** SE3000 at 60%, distance 60 cm. The net was stretched, first shoots slightly tucked under. Structure is increasingly leveling out – canopy is flattening, air circulation is improving. **November 7 – Start of LST** Shoots gently fixed, no breaks. Plants respond flexibly and immediately form counter shoots. **November 8–9 – Water & Care** Pure water (pH 6.4), 1–1.2 L per plant. Soil life visibly active, fine mycelium structures on substrate surface. **November 10 – Canopy Check** All crowns evenly on one level. Only minor corrections needed. No signs of stress. --- ### 💡 Climate & Light Progression * **November 1–3** → 50%, 65 cm | 24–25 °C / 21 °C | rHF 60–65% * **November 4–6** → 60%, 60 cm | 25–26 °C / 22 °C | rHF 55–60% * **November 7–10** → 65%, 55–60 cm | 26 °C / 22 °C | rHF 55% * **Cherry Poppers #2 (40×40)** → ViparSpectra @ 45%, 40 cm | 25 °C / 21 °C | rHF 60% --- ### 💧 Watering & Nutrient Routine * **November 4:** Orgatrex 1.8 ml/L + Epsom salt 0.3 g/L (only WGH) → 1 L / plant * **November 7–8:** Pure water pH 6.4 → 1–1.2 L / plant * **November 10–11:** Orgatrex 2.0 ml/L (+ CalMag 1 ml/L optional) → 1.2–1.4 L / plant * **November 14–15 (upcoming):** Water + Bactrex 0.5 g/L → 1 L / plant 💡 *Note:* Always water according to pot weight – slight drying promotes root activity. --- ### 🍃 Observations & Care * **Slight drying marks** on older leaves (from before transplant) – no active deficiency, no spread. * **New shoots** lush green, even, vital. * **LST & ScrOG** harmoniously implemented, no breaks, even spacing between shoots. * **Soil life active**, mycelium visible → optimal implementation of Biotabs nutrients. * **Smell:** First freshness, slightly lemony-sweet with Lemon Orange, earthy with Karate Kit. --- ### ⚙️ Technical Notes * Light intensity up to 70% (≈ 650 µmol/m²/s), distance 50–55 cm * Temperature 25–26 °C day / 21–22 °C night * Humidity 55–60% constant * Air circulation gentle, brushing over leaf tips * CO₂ / fresh air: passive air exchange still sufficient --- ### ✅ Conclusion – Week 5 (November 3–10, 2025) This week brought **calm, regeneration, and structure**. After the transplant, all plants quickly recovered and now show strong, harmonious growth. The ScrOG net ensures a **uniform canopy** and optimal light distribution, while LST perfectly directs the growth. Despite the loss of one White Gorilla Haze, the stock is stable and balanced. The Cherry Poppers #2 in the small tent is developing calmly and healthily – ideal as a reference plant for later comparisons. Everything indicates that the garden is now transitioning into the **stretch preparation phase**. **Vitality, structure, and soil life: 9.7 / 10 – perfectly on track.**

Sense63 🌿 Sense63 – Week 6 | Flowering Start (November 8–15, 2025) After five weeks of intense vegetative phase, flowering officially began on November 8. Since then, the new light cycle has been running at 12/12 (8:00 PM – 8:00 AM), with stable temperatures and constant humidity. All plants – both in the 90×90 tent and the Cherry Poppers #2 in the 40×40 tent – responded robustly, with active stretch and clear structure. 📆 Status – Flowering Day 4 (FD 4) / Total Age Day 41 (October 4 = Germination start → November 8 = FD 1) You are now in the pre-flowering phase, where the plants are hormonally adjusting. The first pre-flowers are starting to become visible at the upper nodes. 🌱 Setup & Positions Main Tent (90 × 90 cm, Spider Farmer SE3000): 🥋 Karate Kit – back left | Compact, dense structure, even stretch (+3–4 cm/day). 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right | Fastest developer, strong side branches, dominant stretch. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – front left | Fully recovered after Epsom salt application, shiny leaves, strong growth. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right | Bushy, flat growth, harmonious behavior in the ScrOG net. Small Tent (40 × 40 cm, ViparSpectra): 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 – single plant, gentle stretch, vibrant foliage, nice symmetry. 🗓️ Weekly Progress November 8 – Switch to 12/12 Light phase new: 8:00 PM–8:00 AM. After a short additional dark phase (photoperiod reset), no stress visible. All leaves remained upright, shoot tips vibrant. November 9–10 – Adjustment & Control SE3000 @ 60% (≈ 500 PPFD) · 55–60 cm distance. ViparSpectra @ 45% (≈ 400 PPFD) · 40 cm distance. Climate 25–26 °C day / 20–21 °C night, rH 55–60%. First visible stretch, especially Lemon Orange. November 11–12 – Stretch Phase Daily height increase +4–6 cm for Lemon Orange & WGH. Canopy remains flat and homogeneous due to daily net adjustments. Cherry Poppers #1 & Karate Kit slightly more compact, stable stem structure. Cherry Poppers #2 in 40×40 with slightly delayed stretch, strong shoot regeneration. November 13–15 – Care & Defoliation (light) Targeted removal of older, shaded leaves for better air circulation. Watering with Orgatrex 2 ml/L + Epsom salt 0.3 g/L (only WGH), pH 6.4. 1 L per pot (0.7 L for CP #2). No over-fertilization, no clawing signs. 💡 Light & Climate Period Light / Power Distance PPFD Temp (°C Day/Night) rH (%) November 8–10 SE3000 @ 60% 55–60 cm ≈ 500 25–26 / 20–21 55–60 November 11–13 SE3000 @ 65% 55 cm ≈ 550 25 / 21 55 November 14–15 SE3000 @ 70% 50 cm ≈ 600 25–26 / 20 50–55 40×40 (CP #2) ViparSpectra @ 45% 40 cm ≈ 400 25 / 21 60 ➡️ Recommendation: Increase light intensity by +50 µmol/m²/s every 3–4 days, target value by FD 10 = 650 PPFD. 💧 Watering & Nutrient Plan November 9–10 → Orgatrex 2 ml/L + Epsom salt 0.3 g/L (WGH) · 1 L per plant November 13–14 → Pure water pH 6.4 · 1.2 L per plant November 16–17 (ahead) → Orgatrex 2 ml/L + CalMag 1 ml/L (Lemon + Karate) · 1 L per plant CP #2 (40×40) → same mixture, 0.7–1.0 L after drying 💡 Always water according to pot weight – slight drying promotes root activity. 🍃 Observations & Care Stretch even, no excessive lengths. ScrOG works optimally, canopy flat and light-permeable. WGH stable and shiny after Epsom salt application. Cherry Poppers show symmetrical, strong shoots. No deficiencies or over-fertilization, soil life active (mycelium visible). Karate Kit compact – good space utilization, no heat stress signs. ⚙️ Technical Data Day: 25–26 °C Night: 20–21 °C rH: 55–60 % Air circulation: gentle over leaf tips Exhaust: constant light negative pressure (24/7) CO₂: passive – sufficient for stretch phase ✅ Conclusion – Week 6 (November 8–15, 2025) The start of the flowering phase was perfectly controlled. All plants show vibrant stretch, rich green, and harmonious structure. The light setup provides even illumination of around 550–600 PPFD, optimal for the hormonal transition into pre-flowering. Soil life is strongly active, mycorrhiza is working, and the plants are visibly responding positively. Lemon Orange continues to dominate growth, while Karate Kit and Cherry Poppers stabilize the canopy. White Gorilla Haze shines with strong, healthy leaves. In the 40×40 tent, Cherry Poppers #2 is developing evenly and serves as an excellent reference for light and nutrient balance. 🌸 Flowering Day 4 / Total Day 41 Phase: Early Pre-flowering – Hormonal adjustment active Vitality & Structure: 9.6 / 10 – Very strong start to flowering

Sense63 📆 Week 7 – November 15 to 23, 2025 Flowering Day 7–15 · Total Age Day 44–52 The second week of flowering marks a clear transition from stretch to full onset of pre-flower development. The plants fully stabilize after the switch, the shoot tips cluster together, and the first recognizable flower nodes ("buttons") form neatly. 🌱 Plant Observations – Main Tent 90×90 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right Strongest presence in the tent. The stretch is ending, the internodes remain clearly defined, and flower sites appear simultaneously on all main stems. Lateral branches develop very harmoniously, the overall appearance is energetic and vital. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – front left Continues to show good regeneration and stability. Leaf surfaces remain shiny, and the tips are actively reaching up. Fine stigmas appear synchronously at the upper and middle nodes. Looks noticeably calmer than Lemon Orange, but very healthy and well-structured. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right Bushier, broader growth. Flower sites emerge evenly along all stems, both on the main stem and the lateral arms. The structure is dense but not overloaded – good symmetry, strong node formation. 🥋 Karate Kit – (removed) Was taken out of the tent this week (hermaphrodite signs). The remaining plants respond positively to the additional space and loosened side branches. 🌱 Plant Observation – Small Tent 40×40 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 The more compact sister of #1. Very even, calm flower development. The stretch is complete, instead, defined, bright flower points are forming at all tips. The foliage remains symmetrical and stable. 🍃 General Weekly Observations – Week 7 First clear "button" formation on all plants Stretch is ending, energy is visibly going into flower development Vitality is high, no abnormalities in color or posture With the removal of Karate Kit, more air and space are created – positively visible Canopy remains flat, good permeability Lower foliage self-regulating, hardly any interventions needed 🔚 Conclusion Week 7 Clean transition into early flowering. All remaining plants appear stable, uniform, and structured. The three in the main tent now harmonize better due to the gained space.

Sense63 📆 Week 8 – November 23 to 30, 2025 Flowering Day 15–22 · Total Age Day 52–59 The third week of flowering brings depth of field to the canopy. The stretch is finally over – instead, the buds are visibly compacting and pushing volume outwards, not upwards anymore. The 90×90 now presents itself as a triple cluster, compact and closed, while the second Cherry-Poppers sister in the 40×40 continues to work as a solo phenotype – tall, slender, and breathing freely. 🌱 Plant Observations – Main Tent 90×90 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right Dominance remains noticeable. The Lemon Orange carries the densest crown this week – white, clean stigmas radiate from every apex, flower clusters are forming not only at the top but also along the side branches. Visual impression: • strong, large fan leaves • compact bud clusters at every node • no stress colors, rich texture in the leaf green A plant with authority in the room. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – left/middle After removing the Karate Kit, the WGH takes the left wing. Its structure is airier, branching out with long arms and many separate bud sites. It doesn’t appear flat-pressed but rather expansive – a skeleton of its own that structures height and depth. Visual features this week: • large leaves, slightly shiny, standing open • flowers along the main branches instead of just at the apex • harmonious, stemmy, balanced No signs of overload, no color abnormalities. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right The #1 forms a tightly woven front field. Many small bud sites show even development, the crown appears dense, and the tips are clearly defined. Slight lightening in the lower leaf area hardly affects the overall picture – the canopy remains stable. Character this week: • bushy growth, compact structure • flower development evenly across the entire area • no hangers, no visible weak points A calm, dense hybrid block in the foreground. 🌱 Small Tent 40×40 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 (Solo) The sister in the side tent remains a distinct genetic expression. High stretch, large stem clearances, long node distances. In contrast to #1, the tops appear individually placed, not as a flat area – a tree, not a mat. Phenotype description: • airy, little crowding in the leaf structure • heads along the arms instead of a compact front • vital, upright, space-strong No leaf drop, no visible instability. 🍃 Weekly Picture – Week 8 Stretch phase completed Focus visibly on flower volume Canopy in the 90×90 dense & closed three plants harmonize better without the Karate Kit Cherry #2 remains a character-strong individual type 🔚 Conclusion – Week 8 The plants are effectively converting energy into bud formation. The large tent stands like a closed carpet, without gaps or shadow holes. Lemon Orange leads, White Gorilla Haze structures, Cherry #1 compacts – three different profiles that together form a unit. The solo Cherry in the 40×40 continues to grow in its own rhythm, with clear vertical presence. A stable, healthy overall picture – calm, powerful, in the right rhythm of flowering.

Sense63 🌸 Flowering Day 24 · Total Age Day 61 (continuously calculated: last status 23–30 Nov. = FD 15–22 → today, 02 Dec., = FD 24)Sense63 – Week 9 | November 30 – December 7, 2025 Advanced flowering – development of volume & structure density The ninth week brings calm to the tent. The stretch has been fully completed for days, and the plants are now visibly pushing towards compact flower structures. The entire 90×90 area looks like a closed crown canopy – homogeneous, powerful, and without any gaps. The tops are now entering phase 2 of flower ripening: stronger calyx formation, denser stigmas, more robust padding. The fresh images from December 2, 2025, show an impressively consistent development of all three plants in the main tent as well as the solo plant in the 40×40. 🌱 Plant Observations – Main Tent 90×90 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right The Lemon Orange remains the visual beacon of the tent. Its growth appears mature, powerful, and very orderly. The buds are noticeably beginning to densify, and the stigmas are standing strong, bright, and dense. Visible features week 9: dominant main cola with compact head structure side branches also bear visible, fluffy bud sites even, deep green foliage without noticeable stress no leaf drop or drooping in the upper area Overall impression: A very strong strain for this week – dense, vital, cleanly managed. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – left/middle The White Gorilla Haze shows the most pronounced skeletal structure in the tent. Long arms, clear branching, generous spacing – but now, in week 9, the branches are visibly heavier, and the buds are beginning to fill the line. Visible features: large, widely spaced fan leaves buds along the entire stem axis, especially well visible in the middle clear definition of individual colas the known half-side lightening feature (Yellow/Green) continues to run consistently through → unchanged, stable, typical for an individual phenotype Overall impression: Broad, space-consuming, tall. A strain that opens the tent upwards and brings a lot of visual depth to the canopy. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right The #1 forms a flat, dense sea of leaves in the front area. Its buds appear compact, clean, and many flower points sit closely together. The slight yellow tone of some lower leaves remains localized and does not alter the overall picture. Visible features week 9: clean, structured corolla strong, closely standing shoot tips dense, flat growth form → perfect gap filler in the canopy overall color tone very homogeneous, hardly any variation Overall impression: A calm, very stable strain – balanced, dense, extremely reliable in appearance. 🌱 Small Tent 40×40 – Solo Plant 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 The #2 in the 40×40 remains the striking phenotype that differs significantly from its sister. Its structure remains tall, with long, slender arms and clearly separated bud sites. Visible features week 9: high vertical presence buds stand individually, not flatly large distance between the flower pads bright, vital leaf texture Overall impression: A characterful individual type – tall, elegant, freely growing. 🍃 General Weekly Picture – Week 9 Buds show the first real increase in volume Calyxes continue to expand Stigmas stand strong and uncolored No visible stress, no drooping leaves, no overload Canopy in the 90×90 is completely closed Lower foliage shows natural signs of aging Light distribution visibly excellent (SE3000 – image capture shows full illumination) 🔚 Conclusion – Week 9 The plants are now clearly in the middle third of flowering. The stretch is definitively over, and growth is fully transitioning into the formation of dense flower towers. Each plant fulfills its position in the tent: the Lemon Orange as a strong anchor, the White Gorilla Haze as a tall structure provider, and the Cherry Poppers #1 as a dense, flat front. In the 40×40, the #2 unfolds its own character – a tall, slender counterpart to its sisters. A stable, harmonious progress without visible disturbances.

Sense63 Sense63 – Week 10 | December 7 – 14, 2025 Mid to late flowering phase – noticeable calyx filling and resin ripeness The tenth week brings a visible change in the overall plant architecture. The flowers are entering a new ripening phase: calyxes are becoming more voluminous, resin layers are thickening, and the first browning of the pistils is appearing in some strains. The 90×90 tent now shows a consistent, almost seamless canopy of colas. The buds have significantly gained depth and structure, while the foliage continues to look vibrant. The pictures from December 10, 2025, confirm an extremely stable, clean flowering phase with no visible stress markers. 🌱 Plant Observations – Main Tent 90×90 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right The Lemon Orange continues its strong structural development this week. The colas appear increasingly compressed and resin-rich. Several flower clusters are already showing signs of ripeness with orange stigmas, which enhances the characteristic citrus look of this strain. Visible features Week 10: dense, compact top buds with high resin production vibrant color gradients from white → orange on individual stigmas vital, robust foliage, no signs of exhaustion wide sugar leaves, heavily dusted Overall Impression: Dominant, ripening expression, very harmonious development, and currently the visually fastest strain in the tent. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – left/middle The White Gorilla Haze shows its typical strain identity this week: long, elegant main stems with multiple layers of buds that are now densely packed. The flowers look frosty, heavily dusted, and are characterized by long stigmas and clearly recognizable calyx structures. Features Week 10: many vertically arranged flower clusters resin-rich, frosty surface the characteristic half-side color gradient (green/yellow) remains constant and unchanged stable posture despite increasing weight Overall Impression: The WGH is now forming its typical elongated Sativa hybrid architecture – slender, tall, but increasingly intense in bud ripeness. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right The #1 shows a dense, round flower structure. Its buds are compact, uniform, and carry a fine, light resin layer. The carpet of leaves beneath the crown is tight and structured. Some lower leaves are beginning to slightly fade, which seems normal at this stage. Features Week 10: many small, compact buds closely packed together upper tops look particularly round and robust slight aging colors in the lower area without negative trend strong, healthy fan leaves in the upper third Overall Impression: The #1 is the “post” in the tent – stable, compact, very controlled, and ripening at a perfect speed. 🌱 Small Tent 40×40 – Solo Plant 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 The #2 continues to work at its own rhythm. Its tall, sprawling architecture leads to a clearly tiered bud distribution from bottom to top. The colas appear a bit airier, but are very large and resin-rich. Features: long, elegant side branches buds clearly recognizable, well dusted, open structured vital, bright foliage hardly any visible signs of fatigue despite advancing flowering Overall Impression: An exciting single phenotype – tall, airy, very resin-rich, with a strong visual contrast to the #1. 🍃 General Weekly Picture – Week 10 very strong resin production across all strains first pigment changes on stigmas (especially Lemon Orange) Canopy in the 90×90 remains dense & completely closed Plants continue to show no signs of overloading mid-flowering phase is visibly transitioning into ripening step even light distribution → no foxtailing, no stress markers noticeable weight gain in the colas 🔚 Conclusion – Week 10 This week marks a clear transition from structural development to ripening development. The buds are gaining substance, stigmas are changing in places, and the resin layer is visibly increasing. The tent appears as a dense carpet of ripening colas, strong in color, texture, and shape. All four plants – three in the main tent and the solo Cherry in the 40×40 – show a stable, powerful flowering phase with no signs of stress. A very clean, harmonious picture for this flowering week.

Sense63 Sense63 📆 Week 11 – December 15 to 21, 2025 Flowering Day 37–43 · Total Age approx. Day 74–80 The plants are clearly in the advanced flowering phase now. The focus is visibly on bud density, resin production, and structural finish. Vegetative growth has nearly stopped, and all energy is going into bud development. 🌱 Plant Observations – Main Tent 90×90 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right Very dominant appearance in the tent. The main buds are noticeably swollen, with a compact structure and increasing density. Stigmas are still mostly light but are starting to darken slightly in some areas. The leaves show a healthy, slightly matte surface – typical for this phase. The plant looks stable, supports its weight well, and shows no signs of stress. Overall Impression: Yield-oriented, powerful, very uniform bud stack. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – front left Strikingly resinous development. The buds are a bit airier in structure than Lemon Orange but are heavily covered in trichomes. The previously observed one-sided lightening pattern (partially yellowish shoots/leaves) is still visible but shows no negative dynamics. New flower clusters are developing normally, without deformities or growth stops. Classification: Very likely genetic chimera/sector variance or early developed vascular asymmetry. No classic deficiency or over-fertilization signs. Overall Impression: Very aromatic, healthy in flowering, functionally stable. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right Extremely even flower distribution. All main branches bear compact, well-defined buds with short internodal spacing. The plant utilizes the gained space optimally, appearing broad and balanced. Leaves show slight natural lightening in lower zones – age-appropriate. Overall Impression: Very clean structure, ideal for uniform ripening. 🌱 Plant Observation – Small Tent 40×40 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 Compact phenotype with a strong focus on head buds. The main cola is clearly pronounced and visibly starting to gain mass. Side branches remain shorter but also bear well-developed flowers. Very uniform resin formation, hardly any leaf overhang – ideal for good air circulation. Overall Impression: Small, efficient, very clean flower structure. 🍃 General Weekly Observations – Week 11 Clear phase of bud density Trichome formation is visibly increasing Barely any new length growth Plants are stable under weight, no bending Canopy remains open and well-ventilated Lower foliage is aging back appropriately No new signs of stress or deficiencies 🔚 Conclusion Week 11 The flowering is now fully established. All plants show strain-typical behavior and are developing healthily, stably, and as planned. Differences between the strains are now clearly visible – both in bud structure and in resin and structural characteristics. A very calm, controlled phase that suggests strong final ripeness.

Sense63 🌿 Sense63 – Week 12 | Late Main Bloom 📆 December 22 to 28, 2025 Total Age: approx. Day 80–86 🌸 Bloom Day 46–52 With the start of the twelfth grow week, all plants are clearly in the advanced blooming phase. The stretch is fully completed, growth has stopped, and all the plants' energy is now flowing into bud density, resin production, and maturation. The tent shows a calm, stable overall picture – typical for a well-managed transition towards the final phase. 🌱 Plant Status – Main Tent (90 × 90 cm) 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right The Lemon Orange presents itself as the most advanced plant in the tent. The main colas are massive, evenly structured, and clearly show stacked calyx structures. The trichome production is strong and visibly extends beyond the buds onto the sugar leaves. The pistils are increasingly retracting and changing color in places, clearly indicating the start of the maturation phase. The foliage shows initial lightening, especially in the lower and middle areas – a strain-typical, natural fade, fitting for the current blooming phase. Overall, the plant appears very calm, stable, and controlled – a clear indication that it is already in the harvest window approach. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – left / center The White Gorilla Haze remains the most characterful and unique plant in the passage. The buds are somewhat airier than those of Lemon Orange or Cherry Poppers, but they show exceptionally strong resin formation. The previously observed unilateral chlorosis or mosaic pattern in the foliage is still visible but has not intensified. No new symptoms, no necrosis, and no progression – everything clearly points to a genetic trait and not an active deficiency or over-fertilization. Additionally, increasingly darker shades appear in the foliage, some with violet nuances, which fits well with the genetics and advanced blooming. The plant continues to work steadily and is expected to take a bit longer than the other strains. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right Cherry Poppers #1 continues to impress with its compact, very dense flower structure. The buds are firm, tightly layered, and show uniform development along all main and side branches. The trichome formation is intense and evenly distributed, without excessive leaf material in the flowers. Compared to Lemon Orange, the maturation seems slightly delayed, but the flower structure is particularly homogeneous and of high quality. The foliage remains predominantly dark green, with initial lightening slowly setting in – overall, a very controlled, healthy progression. 🌱 Plant Status – Small Tent (40 × 40 cm) 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 The Cherry Poppers #2 confirms its calm, compact phenotype. Despite its smaller size, it shows a very even bud distribution with high resin density. All main branches bear well-formed flowers that are visibly continuing to densify. The fade sets in gently, without signs of stress, and underscores the stable condition of the plant at this stage. It is slightly behind #1 in maturation but is clearly moving towards the final bloom. 🍃 General Observations – Week 12 Main bloom completed, transition to final bloom underway No more stretching, focus fully on maturation Trichome production at a high level Initial natural fade processes visible No new deficiencies or signs of stress Calm, balanced tent climate 🔚 Conclusion – Week 12 The grow is in a very stable and controlled late phase. All plants show strain-typical characteristics and continue to develop without disturbances. The differences between the strains are now clearly pronounced: Lemon Orange is clearly leading in maturation, Cherry Poppers impresses with density and structure, White Gorilla Haze scores with resin, character, and unique genetics. From now on, timing, observation, and patience will primarily determine the final result.

Sense63 📆 Week 13 – December 28, 2025 to January 4, 2026 Flowering Days 50–57 Total Age: 91–98 Days (Germination: 10/04/2025 · Flowering Start: 11/08/2025) The thirteenth week clearly marks the transition from the main flowering phase to the ripening phase. The plants have completed their structural development and are now visibly investing their energy into flower density, resin production, and aroma expression. The canopy remains stable, and the buds gain volume and weight daily. 🌱 Plant Status – Main Tent 90 × 90 cm 🍋 Lemon Orange – back right The Lemon Orange shows itself as a late but very potent developer. The main colas are noticeably stretched, long, and evenly structured. The buds appear compact, with clearly stacked flower bracts. Resin formation continues to increase, and trichomes are spread across sugar leaves and bracts. Pistils are starting to darken individually. Leaf color slightly lightened → natural ripening process. No signs of stress or deficiency. Structure airy enough for good ventilation. Impression: Very clean development, typically sativa-dominant, not at the end yet, but clearly in the last third of flowering. 🦍 White Gorilla Haze – left side The White Gorilla Haze is currently the most resinous plant in the tent. The colas are shorter but very dense and extremely loaded with trichomes. The previously observed partial leaf lightening is now stabilized and does not limit flower development. Very strong resin layer, even on larger fan leaves. Significant calyx expansion. Isolated yellowing leaves in the lower area → mobilized nutrients. Buds firm, compact, no foxtailing. Impression: Ripening phase clearly initiated. Appears genetically earlier maturing than Lemon Orange. Harvest window is visibly approaching, depending on the desired trichome profile. 🍒 Cherry Poppers #1 – front right The Cherry Poppers confirms its hybrid character with very even flower structure. The buds are round, compact, and significantly increasing in density. The color remains predominantly deep green, with autumnal tones beginning on some leaves. Very good bud-to-leaf ratio. Even ripening across all branches. Resin production strong, but finer than with WGH. Structure ideal, no waterlogging or compaction. Impression: Very harmonious plant with controlled ripening. Perfect candidate for a clean finish without interventions. 🌱 Plant Status – Small Tent 40 × 40 cm 🍒 Cherry Poppers #2 The smaller Cherry Poppers is running a bit more compact but is timing synchronously with #1. The buds are packed denser, slightly shorter, with very even trichome formation. Barely any leaf degradation → very efficient nutrient use. Ripening even across all tops. No signs of stress. Impression: Very controlled, calm progression – ideal reference plant. 🍃 General Weekly Observations – Week 13 Flowers clearly in ripening and densification mode. Stretch fully completed. Increasing leaf lightening in all varieties → normal fade. Resin production visibly increasing. No new deficiencies, no signs of over-fertilization. Climate & light obviously optimal. 🔚 Conclusion – Week 13 Week 13 shows a very clean, stress-free transition into the final flowering. All plants are developing varietally typical, stable, and of high quality. The differences between the genetics are now clearly visible: White Gorilla Haze early and massive, Cherry Poppers balanced and compact, Lemon Orange a bit later, but with a lot of potential in the finish.