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SolitudeCorners 3of #1 for wash and 1of#2 cause bigbud team said he liked it😂 But I already got some crossed of them with Fire og Might pop them next time 👉

SolitudeCorners Feed10sec every 4hrs till light off Water raise over time so its gonna got ph flunctation+some overdry cause plant look sick RO+Calmag+Root exce (Chat gpa told me organic stuff in root ex might cause ph flunctation)

SolitudeCorners Look totally fine😀 Will send #1 to wash again

SolitudeCorners Add some compost -underwatering issues -too many humidity issues -overwatering issues in tents - drip keeps leaking because it's lower than the water level cause tent to flood -Root bound -water ph flunctation (7+) Thats why all plants look sick I thought of changing to living soil gonnabl be easier , just feed plain water and wait but this is not what I think💀 Might change pot into bed next crop so it might get more space for plants

SolitudeCorners Flip 12/12 since 20/1/26 See a bit better from last week I hope I can finish em flower 🙏 Feed RO-calmag 0.3ec

SolitudeCorners Plants have fully transitioned into early flowering. Stretch is slowing down and overall structure is now set. Bud sites are clearly visible along the branches, with fresh white pistils forming consistently at each node. Energy is shifting from vertical growth toward flower development. Leaf color remains mostly healthy green, though some cultivars show slight lightening as nutrient demand increases. Internodal spacing is stable, and tops are beginning to stack evenly under the canopy. Aroma is still mild but starting to emerge when disturbed. Roots appear active and water uptake is steady. Plants respond well to consistent irrigation and stable environmental conditions. No heavy training or defoliation is applied at this stage to avoid stress, allowing the plants to focus on flower initiation. This week is focused on maintaining balance: stable light intensity, proper VPD, clean irrigation, and minimal interference to support strong bud formation going into Week 3.

SolitudeCorners 🌸 Flowering Week 3 – Overall Overview General Structure The plants are now fully established in early flowering. Stretching is slowing down but still visible on some taller phenotypes. Bud sites are clearly forming along the main branches and secondary nodes. The canopy is uneven, with some plants significantly taller and more stretched than others. Plant Health Noticeable yellowing on older fan leaves, especially mid-to-lower canopy. Some plants appear lighter green overall, suggesting higher nutrient demand during transition. A few individuals show drooping and weaker structure compared to the healthier, darker green plants in front. Lower interior growth is still relatively dense. Bud Development Early bud stacking has started. Pistils are clearly visible across tops. Flower clusters are forming but not yet bulking. Structure suggests entry into mid-flower soon. Environmental Adjustments Temperature was reduced by approximately 1°C. Old yellow leaves were selectively removed to improve airflow and light penetration. Canopy airflow appears improved, though density remains moderate. Current Focus Monitor nutrient balance as plants transition into higher phosphorus and potassium demand. Prevent excessive leaf loss too early. Prepare for full mid-flower bulk phase in Week 4–5. Maintain controlled humidity to avoid moisture buildup as buds stack

SolitudeCorners Overall Development Week 4 marks the transition into mid-flower. Stretch has mostly stopped, and the plants are now directing energy into bud formation. The canopy remains uneven, with some taller, thinner phenotypes and others more compact and structured. Bud sites are clearly established across all main branches. Flower stacking is progressing steadily, and early cluster formation is visible on the tops. Plant Health & Observations • Significant yellowing on older fan leaves, especially mid-to-lower canopy. • Some plants appear pale green overall, indicating high nutrient demand during bulk transition. • One or two phenotypes remain darker green and structurally stronger. • Lower interior growth is lighter and less vigorous. • Selective removal of old yellow leaves was continued to improve airflow and light penetration. Despite visible leaf fade, bud development continues actively. Bud Development • Flower clusters are expanding and beginning to connect along the stems. • Pistil production is strong and consistent. • Buds are not yet dense but are clearly transitioning into the bulk phase. • Resin production is beginning to increase. This week represents the start of the main swelling period. Environmental Adjustments • Temperature reduced slightly (~1°C) to stabilize the flowering environment. • Airflow maintained across canopy level. • Canopy density moderately thinned to prevent moisture buildup. • Light coverage remains strong across the upper layer. Current Focus (Entering Week 5) • Support nutrient demand during bulk phase. • Prevent excessive early leaf loss. • Maintain stable humidity to protect developing flowers. • Monitor weaker phenotypes closely for further decline or nutrient imbalance. Overall, the crop is entering the critical mid-flower stage. The next two weeks will determine final bud density and structure.

SolitudeCorners Flowering Week 6 – Progress Update Overview The garden has entered the heavy bulking phase. Flower stacking is complete, and plants are now focusing on calyx swelling and resin production. Significant phenotypic variation is visible across the canopy. Key Observations • Heavy Fade: Widespread yellowing (senescence) is accelerating. Some plants are pulling nutrients from fan leaves faster than expected. • Environmental Stress: Persistent "tacoing" (upward leaf curl) on top leaves confirms the LED intensity or heat is at the absolute limit. • Bud Progress: Trichome coverage is expanding onto sugar leaves. Pistils are starting to turn amber (approx. 10-20%) on more mature colas. • Plant Health: A few phenotypes on the right show drooping/wilting, suggesting localized root zone or moisture stress. Current Focus • Nutrients: Shifting to high P-K / low Nitrogen to support density. • Environment: Lowering RH to 40-45% to prevent mold in dense buds and cover crops. • Management: Selective defoliation of dead yellow leaves to maintain airflow. • Support: Reinforcing leaning branches as bud weight increases.

SolitudeCorners 🌸 Flowering Week 7 – Progress Update • Overall Development: Plants are showing signs of severe environmental and physiological stress rather than natural ripening. The "Fade" is premature and driven by nutrient lockout and heat damage. • Leaf Condition: Extreme tacoing and necrosis on the upper canopy confirm that the light/heat levels have compromised the plant's health. • Abnormal Senescence: The yellowing is inconsistent and accompanied by burnt edges, indicating a pH or EC imbalance in the substrate. • Right-side Decline: Certain phenotypes continue to wilt, likely due to localized root zone failure or excessive moisture from the dense cover crops.