Amnesia Lemon

Max_Terpz Germination & Preparation For germination, 350 ml pots with Plagron Light Mix were used. The soil was watered with about 150 ml of water. To the watering water, 2 ml of BioBizz CalMag per liter and 0.5 g of Green House Feeding Enhancer per liter were added. The Plagron Light Mix is lightly pre-fertilized at the factory; additionally, I did not incorporate any further fertilizer into the soil, as it is not needed in the early phase. The seed was placed in a small planting hole that was previously treated with about 0.1 g of mycorrhiza. The hole was then covered with soil again and lightly watered. Growth Phase The plants are developing evenly, steadily, and vigorously so far, without any visible deficiencies or stress symptoms. 2 plants are being grown in parallel, with only the strongest plant being selected and kept for the further grow at the end.

Max_Terpz The plants are developing very well overall and show strong growth. However, it's noticeable that purple leaf stems are already forming. To reduce possible stress, I've hung the lamp a bit higher. From now on, the plants will receive 2.5 ml of BioBizz CalMag per liter of watering to counteract any potential deficiency early on. Repotting into 25-liter pots is planned in the next one to two days. Since both plants look very strong and vigorous, it's a tough decision. Ultimately, I will make the choice of the final plant based on root development.

Max_Terpz Tag 16 – Repotting On day 16, I repotted the plant into a 25 L pot with Plagron Lightmix. I chose the left plant because it seemed overall more stable and also had a significantly stronger and better-developed root system. During repotting, the soil was enriched with Green House Feeding Bio Grow (2 g/L of soil). Day 18 – Shoot Removal (1st Node) On day 18, I removed the shoots of the first node, as they often grow very unevenly based on my experience. By removing these shoots, the nodes above typically develop more stably and evenly. CalMag Adjustment (up to day 21) Additionally, I increased the CalMag dosage to 2.5 ml per liter of water.

Max_Terpz The plant is overall developing very strong and vital. After 24 days, I topped it above the fifth node. The shoots from the first node were removed beforehand, so the energy could be focused on the upper structures. A few days after topping, I started with Low Stress Training to evenly align the side branches. When transplanting into the final 25-liter pot, I mixed Green House Feeding Bio Grow into the substrate at a dosage of 2 g per liter of soil. Despite this relatively moderate amount of fertilizer, the plant shows slight signs of over-fertilization. Since no additional nutrients will be added until the start of flowering, it is expected that this will self-regulate over time and will not have a lasting impact on development. By topping above the fifth node and removing the lowest shoots, the plant currently has eight stable side branches. These are consistently trained with LST to the edge of the tent to achieve an even area distribution and optimal light utilization.

Max_Terpz The plant is still slightly struggling with over-fertilization, visible from burnt leaf edges on new to medium-aged leaves. That's the downside of one-time fertilizer additions: some plants handle it well, while other strains react sensitively – even with 1 g below the manufacturer's recommendation. Nevertheless, the growth is very stable and fast. Thanks to my training, it’s becoming nicely bushy and will soon fill the tent. I'm consciously taking my time with the flowering initiation so it can fully recover before new nutrients are added. Additionally, I've replaced the pipe cleaners with uniformly orange ones. I think it matches perfectly with the emerald green of the plants.

Max_Terpz The Lemon Amnesia responds very well to training and grows steadily in width. A slight nitrogen surplus that was present earlier has normalized, and the plant currently shows healthy, vigorous growth without any deficiency or excess symptoms. The plan is to leave it in the vegetative phase for about another week before initiating flowering, to further optimize the structure and better control the stretch.