Zupernova Clones

RelaeX The cloning process worked with 4 out of 5 cuttings. They rooted and are alive, but it seems like they're not getting enough nutrients. With the last trimming, I decided to get some more clones and set up a little experiment. On one side, I put the cuttings into seed starter soil, in the middle I just put them in water, and on the other, I just used the normal substrate.

RelaeX Today I had a lot of work. I transplanted all the clones from the beginning. Three of them had good roots; the fourth one has fewer roots and is near death. For the transplantation, I prepared a meal of nutrients with anti-stress and fine-tuned water at pH 6.5. Also, I had a look at my experiment. 🔬 The sticklings in water all developed really small roots and are starting to cry for some food. So they got some little pods. The plants that started in soil haven't developed roots yet. They got another chance next to my California palms. 🌴 By the way, different tomato, zucchini, and pumpkin seeds raised their heads. 🍅🎃 With so many different seedlings, my tent is a little bit too small. So I decided to expand my growing area a little bit.🤩

RelaeX Week 3, Spring Inc. Clones alive: 3/5. I think that's not too bad for my first cloning attempt. Today, they got new, bigger 11L pots and a little more light. The clones from my experimental second try are not that successful, and I think about 50% or 60% will survive. Only the strong ones will win a pot and get more food. And now, to the other greens: tomatoes, zucchini, and California palms. 🍅🥒🌴 The pumpkin is growing well. 🎃Today, I also got some citrus fruit seeds for germination. 🍋

RelaeX Week 4 Three of the five new roots have officially sprouted into plants! 🌱 The other veggies and decorative plants are also thriving. Spring is definitely in the air!

RelaeX Cloning worked with 3 of 5. They are real plants now. The two bigger ones were "bondaged" a little bit. The smallest will get LST during the week.

RelaeX Super clones; they got bound a little bit and drink well. 🥂 They look healthy, so don't give extra nutrients. 🌱💧

RelaeX The clones are doing great. Also, some from the little experiment got roots and won a pod... Probably next week they will get bigger 18l pods with more fertilized soil.

RelaeX Welcome to Week 8 from Stickytime! 📅🌱 This weekend there was and is a lot of work to do. The clones had to handle a lot of stress, but they look just fine. The 11 L pots of soil were a bit small and fully rooted, so they got a little more space in 18 L pots. After the transplantation, I started to tie them down (not all yet), took some leaves, and also broke some branches. I'm not giving fertilizers at the moment; with the new soil, they should have enough nutrients for the next two weeks. If they need something, they'll get a bigger 33L pot. 💪

RelaeX This week I did a lot of transplantations to bigger 18L pots, a lot of bondage, and also broke some branches. 🌳💪🌿 I also cut out some leaves and adjusted the lights to 650 to 750 PPFD at about 40 DLI. 💡✂️ The water is leveled at 6.4 PH. 💧📏 At the moment, there is no need to supply any nutrients. 🚫

RelaeX This week I didn't have much work. The last two plants got a bigger pod, a little bit of bondage, and nothing else but water and love. 🌱💖

RelaeX This week I had a lot of work, but it's nearly finished. 😅 The plants were so bushy that I had a lot to cut out. I also readjusted all bindings and made them new. 🌱🌿 The top leaves also started to turn a little yellowish. I installed the Spider Farmer GGC AC 10 system with environment control, and it confirmed my suspicion that they were hungry. So, they got their first nutrients this week. 💧 I also installed some new vents and changed the lights in the tent; now there are 2 x 3000 pro in it. I am also thinking about buying some more soil sensors and the PPFD controller when they are on sale next time. Tomorrow, I will program the watering system; finally, everything will be fully automated—less work, more time to watch them grow. 🤖🎉 They are all developing well, even the High Society clones, which were struggling in the last run. I think I will give them one or two more weeks in vegi before I do the 12/12 switch. Thx for reading and i hope u enjoyed it.

RelaeX Week 12: Pre-Flip Cleanup 🌿 Status: Canopy's looking like a jungle (in a good way). Two weeks till we flip to 12/12. 🗓️ The Stats: Climate: Chillin' at 24.8°C and 66.5% humidity. That 1.05 VPD is basically the "Goldilocks zone" for the plants right now. 🌡️💧 The Soil Mystery: Your sensor's reading 0.11 EC. That’s super low—your plants are basically eating everything you give them immediately. 🧐🌱 Light Game: Bumped things up to 450–540 PPFD. It’s a good "pre-workout" for the flowering phase. 💡💪 Work Done: The Haircut: Did some defoliation to get that air moving through the center. ✂️🌬️ Free Movement: Cut the bonds and removed the ties. Let 'em stand on their own two feet for a bit. ?‍♀️🌿 Fed: Gave 'em a fresh dose of nutrients. 🍽️💧 Eyes on the Prize: Yellowing Leaves: Some of the tops are showing yellowing between the veins. Since you just cranked the lights, they’re likely screaming for a bit of Magnesium. Throwing some Cal-Mag their way should fix that right up. ⚠️💚 The Stretch is Coming: In two weeks, these things are gonna try and hit the ceiling. Make sure you’ve got room to move those lights up! 📈⬆️ Plan for next week: Keep 'em fed, watch that yellowing, and get ready for the 12/12 flip. 🗓️🧐🔄

RelaeX Alright, Week 13 of the jungle adventure is here! 🌴🐒 I gave the ladies a good trim so they're getting all the light and breeze they need. ✂️🌬️ Plus, I moved two plants to the side tent. 🏕️ Right now, it's a comfy 27.7°C with 65.8% humidity, so the VPD is a sweet 1.27 kPa. 🌡️💧 Down in the roots, the soil is chilling at 22.6°C with 35.9% moisture and a gentle EC of 0.10 mS/cm. 🌱💧 And yeah, the grow room supervisor is making sure everything's on track! 😼✅ Next week is MJ 26, when it's over we go to flower. 🌸🌼

RelaeX this week is no time give long updates..... tomorrow high.... maybe I edit it

RelaeX Grow Diary – Week 15 Catching Up & Plant Training Last week was super busy due to the Mary Jane expo, so I barely had any time for the garden and could only keep an eye on things via the camera feed. Because of that, there was quite a bit of work waiting for me this week. I focused heavily on the High Society and the Zupernova. I started by transplanting just one High Society and one Zupernova into big 30-liter pots, while the rest of the plants will follow later this week. Checking the root ball during the process, the transplant came at the absolute perfect time. The roots were incredibly dense, fully binding the substrate, and showed a beautifully healthy, bright white-to-beige color with no signs of root rot. In their new 30L homes, they have all the space they need to explode. To shape a great canopy, I put these plants through a round of Super Cropping by snapping the branches. They feature thick, well-established main stalks that provide excellent structural stability for this kind of high-stress training. I followed this up with some thorough defoliation to clear out the lower growth, improve airflow, and get the light right where it needs to be. The foliage looks highly vibrant and bushy with a rich green color, showing great overall vitality, though I noticed some genetic purple/reddish tinting on the stems which is typical for these genetics. **Current Environment & Setup** The climate in the tent is looking very solid and stable right now. The air temperature is sitting comfortably at 26.4 °C with a relative humidity of 64.7%. This puts the VPD at a perfect 1.21 kPa, which is an absolute sweet spot for this stage of growth. Down in the medium, the soil temperature is at 24.4 °C with a moisture level of 40.3%. The main ventilation fan is working away at level 10 to manage the temperature and humidity, keeping everything perfectly on track after a busy week of maintenance! Thanks for tuning in and following along with this week's update. Let's see how the girls bounce back from the heavy training and stretch into their new pots over the coming days. Happy growing to you all, and see you next week!

RelaeX Welcome to week 16, which marks the final week of the vegetative phase. 🗓️🌿 This week has been challenging in terms of temperatures. Today, the largest High Society was transplanted into a 44-liter pot. Super cropping was applied to all plants, and they were bent to ensure uniform height. Some plants, especially those not transplanted, showed signs of magnesium deficiency with light brown spots. 🌡️?💪 The pH level was adjusted to around 6.6 because the drain in some plants was a little low at 5.6. All plants were defoliated again, and a foliar spray was applied during the ‘sunset’ period. 💧✂️🌅 There are six plants remaining in the main tent. In the side tent, two mother plants are kept: a Super Nova and a High Society. The humidity averaged 65% with a VPD of 1.20 to 1.40. 🏡🌱📊

RelaeX Grow Journal – Week 17: Flowering Countdown and Setup Status: Moving into flowering (Right now: 16h light – cutting 30 minutes daily) Climate: Air Temp: 25.6 °C | Humidity: 59.8 % | VPD: A nice 1.32 kPa Soil: 35–44L Heavy Pots | Soil Moisture: 43.8 % | Soil EC: 0.26 mS/cm Lights: Main Tent: 2x ViparSpectra XS3000 (Chained together via Port "Light 1" @ 44 % / ~583 µmol/m²/s) * Side Tent: 1x ViparSpectra XS2500 (@ 25 % / 18/6h-mode for mom plants) Main Tent: Plant Training and Auto Watering To make up for the less light, we're slowly cranking up the ViparSpectra XS3000 lamps. The goal is 750–800 µmol/m²/s when we hit the 12/12 light cycle. Plant Training (Super Cropping): A few tall "alpha shoots" in the back right were getting too big, messing with the Spider Farmer climate sensor in the middle. Time for some training: We bent these shoots over (Super Cropping). The sensor is clear now, giving good data again, and the canopy is flat. This gets the plants ready for the Scrog net, which goes in next week at 120 cm. Better Pulse Watering: The strong 25W pump of the Spider Farmer Raindrop system puts out 3 liters a minute—that's about 500 ml per pot for our 6 plants. The old short watering time made water shoot straight down past the sensor, making the app think it was soaked when the outside soil was dry. We upped the time to 45–60 minutes. Now the water actually soaks in evenly like a sponge. Soil moisture is holding steady at our target of 43.8 %. Soil and Roots: The plants in the back, repotted two weeks ago, are a deep, rich dark green—meaning their roots have taken over the fresh Plagron/Floragard mix. The front three, repotted just 3 days ago, are still a lighter green in the middle. This is normal for a fast pre-flowering stretch, where the new roots can't quite keep up with the crazy growth. The leaves will darken up in a few days as the roots catch up. Tank Care: Because the plants are eating so much, the 50-liter main tank empties every 2 to 3 days (they're drinking about 3.3 liters per plant daily!). An air stone bubbles oxygen into the water every 30 minutes (for 1 minute), keeping the 30 ml of BioBizz CalMag mixed in and fresh. THE FLOWERING MASTER PLAN: Separating Nutrients Hey, how are your setups looking these days, and how do you handle the stretch in big pots? Let me know in the comments, and happy growing to everyone out there!

RelaeX Hey, it's Week 18—fall's here! 🍂🍁 Today, we successfully switched to the 12-hour light cycle and got the Screen-of-Green net set up to perfectly control plant growth. 💡🌿 The environment stayed steady: air temp bounced between 21 and 27 degrees Celsius, and humidity was between 54 and 78 percent. 🌡️💧 Soil moisture settled between 33 and 48 percent, and the soil temp was a constant 21 to 23 degrees Celsius. 🌍🌡️ CO2 levels had natural ups and downs, hitting peaks of up to 817 ppm without us adding any extra. 📈🌬️ A super cool thing is how well the **High Society** is doing. ✨🚀 Compared to last time, this strain is crushing it, mostly because we're barely feeding it: almost no extra fertilizer. 📉🌱 Instead, just repotting into fresh, pre-fertilized soil with tiny, low doses of nutrients was totally enough. ?💧 This strain is practically exploding and is about 100 cm tall. 📏💥 With some High-Stress Training (HST) and constantly tucking it into the net, we managed to get the canopy height even across all the plants in the tent. 🕸️💪 On the other hand, the **Zupernova** plants are generally a bit shorter. 📉🌿 This is the opposite of the last run, where the height difference between these two strains was totally flipped. 🔄🤔

RelaeX ## 🌿 Week 19 The jungle is rising: (Flowering week 2 starts now) – The Power of the Perfect Root Zone & Controlled Feeding Welcome to Week 19! This run is proving to be a masterclass in how much difference a proper transplanting schedule and a restrained nutrient approach can make. The setup is thriving, and we have a very surprising plot twist in the tent this time! Let’s take a virtual step inside the jungle and look at the magic! 🎬👇 ### 🔎 What You See Inside the Jungle (Visual Update) If you peek into the tent right now, the first thing that hits you is a beautifully structured, deep green sea of leaves with an incredible architectural layout: * **The Plot Twist: A High Society Takes the Crown! 👑** In a complete reversal from my first run, a **High Society plant sitting right in the center has become the most dominant, aggressive grower in the tent!** To keep the canopy uniform and manage her explosive energy, I spent this week actively tucking and weaving her branches into the Scrog net. By bending her dominant tops horizontally into the grid, I successfully flattened her profile, giving the surrounding plants the crucial time and light they need to catch up and level out the canopy. * **The Lower Architecture (The "Tree Trunks"):** Looking under the hood, the training this run has been clean and precise. The lower sections look like well-manicured bonsai trunks. The stalks are incredibly thick and woody, providing a massive highway for nutrients. Every single lower fan leaf and weak node has been systematically cleared out (lollipopping), leaving a pristine, well-ventilated under-canopy where the automatic drip irrigation lines are locked into place. * **The Switch Dimensions & Canopy Balance:** During the switch to flowering, the genetic differences were initially clear—the Zupernova stretched to around **110 cm** and the High Society clones averaged **90 cm**. But with the center High Society pushing the limits and being woven into the net, the white Trellis grid is doing a phenomenal job keeping this jungle perfectly balanced. * **Pure Health:** The wireless sensor sits right on top of the canopy, bathing in the intense glow of the LEDs. The foliage looks pristine—a vibrant, healthy light-to-mid green sheen with absolutely zero clawing, zero nutrient spots, and zero burnt tips. The first flower clusters are forming beautifully at every single tip. ### 🎛️ The Golden Strategy: What Made the Difference This Run #### 1. Perfect Root Evolution (No Stagnation) Looking back at the root photos from transplanting, the root balls were pristine, bright white, and incredibly dense. Moving step-by-step (12 cm $rightarrow$ 11L $rightarrow$ 30L $rightarrow$ Final 35/45L) allowed the root system to thoroughly colonize each container. There are no unestablished "dead zones" or soggy pockets in the soil this time. #### 2. Natural Deficiencies Solved via Repotting So, early on, the hungry Zupernova showed a little hint of magnesium deficiency (you know, that classic yellowing between veins on the middle leaves). Instead of freaking out and dumping chemicals or Epsom salts into the soil—which totally messes with the EC—I just let the scheduled transplanting do its thing. The fresh soil immediately fixed the problem naturally, and the color came back in a few days. #### 3. Super Strict "Less-is-More" Nutrient Control I've been **super careful with fertilizers** this whole time. Last time, adding too many nutrients too early in pre-amended soil caused a huge EC buildup when the plants started flowering. That led to osmotic blockages where the plants literally dried up from the inside out right after I flushed them in wet pots. This time, the EC in the soil is perfectly balanced. Since the pots are packed with active, hungry roots, the automatic drip irrigation system works flawlessly, and the soil dries out beautifully and evenly. ### 🌤️ Climate & Parameters * **Light:** My main LEDs are locked at the perfect height, giving a strong, even light spread across the whole canopy without creating hot spots. * **Irrigation & Sensors:** The wireless sensors track the climate right at the growth tips. The automatic drip lines ensure a precise dry-back cycle. The tops are stretching perfectly through the grid, the center dominance is beautifully managed, and the first flower formations are setting up for an epic harvest. Lesson learned: Give the roots space, manage the canopy with the net, and go easy on the nutrients! Let me know what you think of this center-weaving strategy in the comments! 👇🌲

RelaeX Week 20: Flowering Week 3 – Lollipopping, Climate Control & Heavy Water Intake 🌸🌸 Relax! Hey, it's Week 20—Flowering Week 3 is officially underway! We are entering the final stretch of the stretch phase, and the canopy is looking dense, lush, and super active. The Screen of Green (ScrOG) net, which was installed at the start of Week 18, is doing an amazing job keeping everything level and evenly spread out across the tent. Environment & Climate Adjustment 🌡️💧 With the massive canopy and high transpiration, humidity started spiking. To keep the environment safe and prevent any mold risks in this critical phase, we installed a dedicated A/C unit with a dehumidification function. Day Temperatures: Ranging steadily between 21 °C and 27 °C. Relative Humidity: Kept under control between 54 % and 78 %. Plant Training & Maintenance ✂️ Lollipopping & Defoliation: This week, we performed a thorough lower-canopy trim (Lollipopping) in the main tent. Removing the weak lower growth ensures the plants divert 100% of their energy to the top sites. Combined with regular defoliation, airflow through the ScrOG net is top-tier. Canopy Height: Total plant height is sitting right around 1.40 m (including our 30–35 cm pots). Light Distance: The lights are dialed in at roughly 40 cm from the canopy. Strains Progress 🌿 High Society: Absolute monster growth! It has reached impressive height and filled its section of the ScrOG screen completely. Zupernova: Catching up nicely, building compact and dense bud sites across the screen. Side Tent (Mothers): In the neighboring tent, the two mother plants are chilling under reduced light, growing slowly and steadily at a manageable pace. Feeding & Watering 💧 Water consumption has surged massively this week—the plants are drinking non-stop! Total Volume: We are currently going through roughly 100 Liters of plain water per week, plus an additional 20 to 40 Liters (2–4 10L watering cans) mixed with nutrients. pH & Stability: After a short temporary fix with citric acid (which drifted up to pH 7.5 after settling), we are back to a rock-solid, stable setup using phosphoric acid to keep our water dialed in at a steady pH 6.5. Nutrient Mix: The flowering tents are receiving Hesi Bloom Complex, Root Complex, and SuperFit to keep up with the heavy demand during this key phase. Everything is primed for the buds to stack up over the coming weeks! Stay tuned and see you all next week! 🚀

RelaeX The cannabis ladies have officially entered the fourth week of their blooming phase, showcasing incredibly dense bud formations that are completely covered in a heavy layer of glistening resin. 🌿✨ The pistils are vibrant, mixing with the deeper colors developing as the buds mature, promising an aromatic and potent harvest. 🌸🍯 Looking at the plants from above, you can see a dense canopy of lush green leaves and well-developed flower sites. 🌳💚 From below, you're greeted by strong, healthy stalks and an even distribution of branches, showing their excellent structure and support. 💪🌱 They've been thriving despite extreme temperatures and volatile weather, with a comfortable average temperature of about twenty-seven degrees Celsius during the day and twenty-four degrees at night, while you maintain a steady soil moisture and manage your nutrient schedule with Hesi Phosphor and Boost to keep them on track. 🌡️💧 Plus, your diverse collection of Washington palms, eucalyptus, lemons, and Arabica coffee continues to bring fragrance and life to your indoor garden after twenty-one weeks since cloning. 🌴🍋☕The cannabis plants have officially entered the fourth week of their blooming phase, showcasing incredibly dense bud formations that are completely covered in a heavy layer of glistening resin. 🌿✨ The pistils are vibrant, mixing with the deeper colors developing as the buds mature, promising an aromatic and potent harvest. 🌸🍯 Looking at the plants from above, you can see a dense canopy of lush green leaves and well-developed flower sites. 🌳💚 From below, you're greeted by strong, healthy stalks and an even distribution of branches, showing their excellent structure and support. 💪🌱 They've been thriving despite extreme temperatures and volatile weather, with a comfortable average temperature of about twenty-seven degrees Celsius during the day and twenty-four degrees at night. my maintain steady soil moisture and manage the nutrient schedule with Hesi Phosphor and Boost to keeps them on track. 🌡️💧 Plus, your diverse collection of Washington palms, eucalyptus, lemons, and Arabica coffee continues to bring fragrance and life to your indoor garden after twenty-one weeks since cloning. 🌴🍋☕

RelaeX Week 21: Flower Week 4 – Hesi Goodies, 7000-BTU Chiller & Frosty Tops! 🌸❄️ Week 21 is officially in full swing, and we have entered the glorious territory of Flower Week 4! The stretch phase is officially history, meaning the girls have stopped reaching for the stars and are now putting 100% of their willpower into one glorious job: building fat, sticky buds. The view inside the flower tent is pure eye candy—a lush, deep green canopy soaking up every photon from the LED panels while the tops keep bulking up by the day. Feeding Time: The Hesi Magic Cocktail 💧 To fuel this explosion of green goodness, we switched up the menu according to the official Hesi Schedule for Flower Week 4. The plants are thirsty, and they are getting top-tier nutrition! * Feeding Schedule & Volume: Twice a week, a fresh batch of 20 liters of nutrient solution gets whipped up and distributed evenly across all 6 pots (roughly 3.3 liters per lucky plant each round). * The Week 4 Brew (per 20L water): * Hesi Bloom Complex: 100 ml (50 ml / 10 L) – The foundational fuel. * Hesi Phosphorus Plus: 25 ml (12.5 ml / 10 L) – Unlocking the PK boost starting right now! * Hesi Boost: 40 ml (20 ml / 10 L) – Flower accelerator engaged. * Hesi PowerZyme: 40 ml (20 ml / 10 L) – Keeping the root zone pristine. * Hesi SuperVit: 4–5 drops (1 drop per 4.5 L) – Pure vitality in a bottle. * pH Target: Dialed in with a dash of phosphoric acid to sit at a sweet, stable 6.5. Root uptake is running in overdrive! Bud Check & Tent Vibe 🌿✨ * Chunky Flowers: Every main stem is flexing tight, dense flower formations overflowing with fresh, bright white pistils. * Let It Snow! ❄️ The trichome factory is officially open for business. A sparkling layer of sticky resin is spreading rapidly across the sugar leaves and calyxes. * Squeaky Clean Legs (Lollipopping): The lower third of the canopy is completely stripped down. No waste-of-time popcorn buds down below—just smooth airflow through the root zone and zero trapped humidity! * Level Canopy: Thanks to training, all the main colas are sitting flush at the exact same height, right in the LED sweet spot. Tech Upgrade & Climate Control 🌡️❄️ * 7000-BTU AC Beast On Duty: With the canopy transpiring like crazy, the new 7000-BTU air conditioner was drafted in to keep the microclimate strictly under control. * Climate Stats: Temps swung between a comfy ~21°C and a warm 30°C peak. Relative humidity stayed locked in between 55% and 82%. * Wind Power: Clip fans are blasting right over the canopy level to keep air moving and ensure humidity pockets don't even think about settling in those bulking buds. The stage is set for some serious density and trichome action over the coming weeks! Let’s grow! 🚀

RelaeX Week 22: Flower Week 5 – Canopy Development, Irrigation & Trichome Details 🌸❄️💧 A detailed look into flower structure, nutrient management, and overall setup dynamics during the peak flowering phase: Environmental & Climate Management (Summer Heat & RH) 🌡️💧 Summer Heat Compensation: Due to high ambient temperatures exceeding 30 °C, an air conditioner is running alongside the dehumidifier during the day to keep lung-room temperatures stable. Relative Humidity Peaks (Lights-Out): Data logs show RH spikes reaching 70–71% inside the closed tent during the lights-out phase. Preventive Countermeasures: The dehumidifier is positioned to blow dry air directly toward the tent's passive intake port. Two internal circulation fans are running on high alongside the main exhaust system to maintain strong air velocity and prevent localized moisture pockets around dense bud clusters. Nutrient Schedule & Irrigation Log 💧 Feeding Regimen: Hesi Schedule starting from Flower Week 4 (including Hesi Bloom Complex, Phosphorus Plus, SuperVit / Boost). Supplements: BioBizz CalMag added 2–3 times per week (calculated on a 10-liter batch mix basis). Irrigation Volume: The automated irrigation system consumed roughly 100 liters of water this week. The primary 50-liter reservoir was refilled twice throughout the week. Bud Structure & Trichome Coverage 🔍❄️ Heavy Resin Production: High-resolution close-ups reveal dense calyxes completely encrusted in trichomes. Notable Feature: High-density trichome coverage extends past the sugar leaves and covers the upper fan leaves. Glandular heads are transitioning from clear to milky white. Pistil Maturation: Pistils are steadily shifting to a deep amber-orange hue while new white pistils continue to push out. Anthocyanin Expression: Under high PPFD levels, subtle purple and dark pigmentation is beginning to show along the calyx edges and sugar leaves. Foliage Condition: Upper fan leaves directly within the central light cone show mild Cal-Mag/light fading—a standard response to high metabolic rates under peak LED intensity. Setup & Tent Architecture ⛺💡 Lighting: Quad LED array aligned to provide uniform edge-to-edge canopy coverage without shaded zones. Environment Sensor: Wireless environmental sensor mounted right at canopy level for real-time temperature and RH tracking at the top colas. Airflow & Lower Canopy: Dual clip-on fans maintain upper and mid-canopy airflow, while a clear lower stem area ensures unobstructed intake circulation beneath the ScrOG frame. Extra Section: Maintenance, Tech & Support Log ✂️🛠️📡 Routine plant maintenance and control system troubleshooting were key priorities alongside tracking bloom progress. Canopy Pruning & Defoliation ✂️🌿 Lower Canopy Clean-Up: Performed a selective lower trim, removing a few weak bottom shoots and shaded foliage. Energy Focus & Circulation: Clearing lower growth redirects plant energy toward the primary colas while maximizing passive floor-level airflow. Spider Farmer AC10 Controller – Connectivity Issue 🔌⚠️ * Device: Spider Farmer GGS AC-10 Smart Controller / Power Strip. Issue: Experiencing recurring Wi-Fi signal drops and app sync failures. Status: Standard network troubleshooting (forcing a 2.4 GHz band, module resets, etc.) has been completed without resolving the issue. Support Ticket: Reached out directly to Spider Farmer Support yesterday evening regarding the ongoing network instability. Week 23 Outlook: Will follow up next week with an update on customer support responsiveness and resolution efficiency. Extra Section: Mother Plants & Nursery Rack Overview 🌿🌴🍋 The propagation and vegetation area is running at full speed alongside the main bloom tent, housing strong mother stock and a variety of companion plants. Mother Plant Care & Architecture ?✂️ Stem Structure & Health: Healthy, well-trained mother plants displaying thick, woody main trunks (lignification) and strong branching. Selective Thinning: The mother plant positioned in front of the propagation rack received a light pruning to clear out inner shade leaves, boost airflow, and concentrate vigor on primary clone sites. Canopy State: Dense overall leaf structure featuring plenty of vigorous growth points ready for ongoing clone extraction. Propagation Rack & Exotic Plant Log 🛠️🌱 Top Level (Organic Lemons & Garden Transition): Home-grown organic lemon plants (Citrus) are thriving under propagation LEDs, monitored with yellow sticky traps for preventive pest control. The older, larger lemon trees have already been transitioned outdoors into the garden for direct sunlight. Middle Level & Bench (Washington Palms): Larger Washingtonia palms are placed on the adjacent workspace table in ambient room light, while smaller palm seedlings continue root development inside the propagation tent. Bottom Level (Lemon Eucalyptus): One established and two newly propagated Lemon Eucalyptus plants (Eucalyptus citriodora) are developing smoothly.

RelaeX The "Rain, Regrets & Resilience" Grow Log – CW 34 (August 21, 2026) 🌧️? Main Stage: Flower Tent (Week 6 / Day 42) 🎪✨ Genetics & Reifestatus: High Society and Zupernova are rounding third base in Week 6. The frost is getting downright aggressive—trichomes are looking like a fresh layer of morning snow, and those pistils are turning a nice, crisp orange-brown. Most trichomes are milky, with just a few clear ones holding out. Canopy & The Great Flush: Thanks to an accidental "extreme flush" courtesy of a moody irrigation controller, the substrate is stripped clean of salts (soil EC sitting at a squeaky 0.09 – 0.10 mS/cm). The upper fan leaves are showing that glorious autumn fade as the plants eat their own reserves. From Week 7 onward, it’s pure, pH-adjusted water all the way to the finish line! Climate vs. The Weather: Summer decided to rain on my parade—literally. High outdoor humidity means running everything on max gets me a 64% RH peak in the tent, though it normally drops to a comfortable 52% on better days. Temps are rock solid between 24.5 °C and 26.6 °C (VPD ranging from 0.9 to 1.4 kPa). Airflow Defense: Both oscillation fans are screaming on high. The lower one is blowing diagonally up through the jungle, while the top one is giving the main colas a steady breeze. No bud rot allowed on my watch! Genetics Vault & Side Projects 🌱 Zupernova (The Absolute Unit): After getting a haircut last week, the mother sitting outside the tent bounced back like a champion. She transformed into a wide, bushy canopy of prospective clones. (Friendly reminder: this strain yielded a wild ~210g dry off a single plant last run!). High Society (The Sensitive Princess): Chilling under a heavily dimmed LED (15%) in "survival mode." Since this strain throws a fit and locks out at the mere thought of excess salts, she’s keeping a low profile as a backup genetic until I give her a light haircut. The Melon Experiment: Scraped some honeydew melon seeds yesterday and set them up under a glass dome on wet paper towels in the nursery tent. With the dark mat and light heat, it’s a cozy 25–26 °C in there—let's see who sprouts first! Outdoor Evictions: 4 citrus trees have officially been booted out to the garden to soak up real sunlight. The Houseplants: Washingtonia palms, Lemon Eucalyptus, and Coffea arabica are all coasting along fine. Hardware Tech Support 🛠️🤖 AC-10 Controller Saga: Spider Farmer support finally hit me back. The game plan for this weekend is a full factory reset and re-syncing the app to cure its sudden overwatering fetish. If it keeps acting up, it's getting shipped back! Next Up: Waiting for the pots to dry out, taming the controller, and watching those trichomes like a hawk for harvest day.

RelaeX GrowDiary Finale: The Epic Chapter 8 – The Final Countdown Before Harvest 🚀🌿 Welcome to the final official update of this run before the big C-Day! 🗓️ Here we stand—after weeks of measuring, regulating, training, and hoping—at the absolute peak of this grow featuring High Society and Zupernova (Compound Genetics). While a carpet of aroma lies over the tent that could practically deserve its own zip code, we look back on a journey full of precision, tech upgrades, and plant magic. ✨🌱 1. Setup & Tech: The Unsung Heroes A great grow is no accident; it is the synergy of sharp observation and well-tuned technology: 🛠️🔬 Strains in the Tent (High Society & Zupernova): Both Compound Genetics strains are displaying their top-tier lineage in this late-game phase: 🏆 High Society: Impresses with dense, heavily trichome-frosted nugs and a complex gassy/bakery terpene profile. ⛽🍰 Zupernova: Steals the show with striking purple fades and a sharp, sweet-and-sour terpene punch. 💜🍋 Personal Highlight – High Society’s Redemption: In my previous run, I really struggled with High Society. She couldn't handle the heavy feeding schedule that Zupernova tolerated so easily—two plants didn't survive, and I ended up scrapping the harvest. This time around, I fine-tuned the nutrients, and the transformation is mind-blowing! While Zupernova delivered her signature top-tier performance once again, High Society finally showed her true elite potential with unreal trichome coverage and incredible terps. 🤩🌟 Climate Upgrades & VPD Control (GGS Controller & AC-10): We refined our environmental setup even further by adding a GGS controller to the loop. Working alongside the Spider Farmer AC-10 controller, we kept absolute command over airflow, circulation, and VPD. During this final stretch (Week 8), RH was strictly pushed below 40–45%. This doesn't just protect against dreaded bud rot (Botrytis); it also signals to the plants: "It's getting dry, pour out more resin for protection!" 🌬️💧 Canopy & Height Differential (115 cm vs. 150 cm ): The main colas reached up to 150 cm, while the middle canopy settled at 115 cm. Due to light intensity drop-off (Inverse-Square Law), the upper buds ripen about 5 to 7 days faster under direct photon exposure (higher PPFD). While the tops at 150 cm are already showing a beautiful amber touch, the 115 cm layer is right in the sweet spot of roughly 70% milky and 30% clear. 📏💡 1. Soil & Nutrient Strategy (Hesi & Biobizz): Phasing out the feeding schedule in Week 7 and running pure water (flush) in Week 8 paid off completely. The foliage has faded into a spectacular array of autumn yellow, deep purple, and lime green—the plant is depleting its final reserves, ensuring an extremely smooth and flavor-rich vape/smoke. 🍂🌈 2. Trichome Check: The Microscope View A look through the macro lens confirms: We are at the sweet spot! 🔬✅ * Gland Structure: The glandular trichomes are fully turgid. The heads are massive, packed with terpenes and cannabinoids. 💧🌿 * Color Spectrum: On the headbuds, we see the magic ratio of roughly 80% milky to 15% amber—exactly the mix that yields a powerful, multi-layered high without instantly locking you to the couch. 🛋️ 3. The Roadmap to Harvest Day The switch will be flipped this coming weekend. Until then, we stick to the protocol: 🗓️🌿 Drying out the substrate: The pots will receive no more water starting mid-week. Slightly dry soil speeds up the drying process after cutting and prevents stagnant humidity in the tent. 💧🚫 * Final Dark Phase ( 24–48h): Lights go completely off before chopping to promote the breakdown of residual starches and protect terpenes from light degradation. 💡🌑 Drying Room Setup: Target climate for the drying area is set to 18 °C and 55–60% RH with constant, indirect airflow. 🌬️🌡️ Conclusion & Outlook This run has been a masterclass in plant training, environmental control, and patience. A huge thank you to the community for following along, commenting, and riding this wave! 👏🌊 Next stop: Harvest, Dry Trimming, and Curing! ✂️❄️🌿

RelaeX 🏆The Ultimate High Society Comeback — From Problem Child to Undisputed Queen of the Tent! 👑✨ What a triumphant run! If this cycle proved anything, it’s that true grower experience lies in decoding the specific quirks of a strain. 🧐🌱 During the previous cycle, High Society was my biggest problem child. While Zupernova took everything in stride back then, High Society was extremely sensitive to the nutrient schedule. Two plants died, and I ultimately had to write off the harvest completely. Giving her a second chance with a delicately adjusted Hesi feeding schedule and precise Calmag management was the single best decision of the entire year. ✅💧 This time, she didn't just survive — she completely dominated the tent! 🌟🌿 Brutal Canopy Presence: She conquered the ScrOG net with sheer vigor, building dense, rock-hard, fully mature top colas. 💪🌳 Insane Resin Production: The trichome density is in a league of its own. The buds look like they are covered in a thick layer of diamond dust. 💎✨ Breathtaking Autumn Fade: The color play during flushing in Week 8 — ranging from vivid yellow to deep orange and rich crimson red — was the absolute visual highlight of the entire flowering phase. 🍂🧡❤️ Outstanding Terpene Profile: This complex, heavy mix of gassy notes and sweet pastry (⛽🍰) dominates the entire room, promising an incredible flavor experience after curing. 👃😋 From a total setback in the previous run to the undisputed star of the harvest: High Society has more than redeemed herself with this legendary outcome! 💥🌿🔥 In Zupernova harvest, you'll get one or two really long Shorts to watch.

RelaeX 💜 The Zupernova Success Story — Consistently Phenomenal & at a New Record Level! 🚀✨ Some strains are unforgiving, but Zupernova is the textbook example of reliable, top-tier genetics! 🏆 She was already the undisputed star in the tent during the previous run — easy to grow ?, extremely robust with nutrient uptake , and finishing with a 5/5 rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. This time, however, she proved what she's truly capable of when spreading these genetics across the entire space with 4 uniform clones: She completely blew her own previous benchmark out of the water! 📈💥 Perfect Canopy Symmetry 📐: The 4 clones formed a beautifully uniform, dense canopy 🌿. A masterful sea of massive, heavy top colas 👑 that utilized every inch of the tent ⛺. Unbelievable Size & Density : The buds are rock-hard 💎, exceptionally compact, and fully matured deep into the lower structure 🌰. Frosty Appearance & Purple Touch ❄️?: Towards the end of the flowering phase, the entire canopy was coated in a glistening layer of resin ?, highlighted by gorgeous dark violet and purple hues as part of her autumn fade 🎨🍂. Unmistakable Aroma 👃🔥: A pungent, intensely fruity fuel mix with a deep, earthy sweetness (⛽🍇) that immediately hits your nose and promises heavy-hitting quality 🥊. From a reliable favorite in the previous run to an absolute yield monster in this current cycle 👹: Zupernova delivered like never before! 💥💜🔥 Like I Said here is the long Short 😋 enjoy. Can't wait to test it in an few weeks...I'll share the experience and give you an update 💚🥦😍