Grow 7.5 | Green House | Shishka Lemon

HandsomeTerpz Shishka Lemon is off to a clean and healthy start. The seedling is developing nicely, showing good structure and steady growth right from the beginning. With stable conditions at 25°C, 70% humidity, and an 18/6 light cycle around 300 PPFD, the plant feels comfortable and responds well. At around 6 cm height, she’s compact, strong, and showing no signs of stress or deficiencies. The Light-Mix with perlite provides a solid base, and with a pH of 6.0, everything is dialed in for optimal nutrient uptake. Watering is kept light and controlled, just enough to support early root development. Overall, a smooth and promising start — this one is definitely looking strong so far. 🍃✨

HandsomeTerpz This run is developing just as planned. The plants are currently in week 2 of vegetation and showing a healthy, stable growth pattern. Structure looks solid, and they are responding well to the environment so far. For this run, I’m using the Green House Feeding line. Today I applied BioEnhancer to support root development and overall plant vitality. So far, the plants are reacting positively and maintaining a strong, vibrant appearance. Environmental conditions are well dialed in, and I’m keeping things simple at this stage focusing on consistency instead of pushing too hard too early. The goal right now is to build a solid foundation for the next phases. Everything is running smoothly so far.

HandsomeTerpz Vegetation Week 3 🌱🍋 The Green House Shishka Lemonade is absolutely taking off right now Growth is extremely vigorous, the plants look super healthy, and they’re already developing that strong classic cannabis smell It definitely makes me excited for the coming weeks. Unlike the other tent, this setup is running with a top-feed drip irrigation pump system 💧 I’m really curious to see how the plants will respond to this watering style long term and how it affects overall growth and root development. At the beginning the watering cycle was set a little too long, which caused a small flood inside the tent Luckily it didn’t harm the plants at all and they immediately continued growing like crazy. So far the grow is running extremely stable and the Shishka Lemonade is developing into an absolute monster

HandsomeTerpz Week 4 of vegetation for the Shishka Lemonade by Green House Seeds and this strain is growing absolutely wild right now 🌱🔥 This week the plants received BioEnhancer from Green House Feeding for the first time. Each plant got around 1.5 liters of nutrient solution adjusted to a pH of 6.0 💧 Today the girls were topped, lightly defoliated and fully adjusted with LST training to create a flatter and more even canopy for the next stages of growth. Right after training they always look a little stressed, but usually they recover insanely fast within a few days 🚀 What’s really funny and honestly a bit crazy is the way this strain is growing 😂 The twisted leaf growth and dense structure already looked like lettuce before, but with the Shishka Lemonade it’s even more extreme. Some parts almost look like swirling salad heads instead of cannabis plants 🌪️ At the moment the growth is incredibly compact, bushy and chaotic. I honestly hope it settles down a bit again over the next weeks, but besides the strange structure the plants still look healthy and extremely vigorous 🌿🔥 Definitely a very interesting strain so far and I’m curious to see how she develops after recovering from the training.

HandsomeTerpz The Shishka Lemonade has been growing quite bushy lately, creating a very dense structure. Because of that, many of the side branches stayed a bit shorter and softer compared to the other plants. I’m hoping the LST training will help open her up and encourage stronger branch development — and honestly I think she’ll respond very well to it. Aside from that, the plant is growing healthy and steady. She also recovered extremely well from the last defoliation session and bounced back surprisingly fast with fresh new growth. Right now the main goal is to improve airflow, spread the canopy more evenly, and give the lower growth sites more direct light. Overall she still looks very promising and vigorous. 🌱🔥

HandsomeTerpz The Shishka Lemonade continues to be one of the most entertaining plants in the tent. No matter how often I defoliate her, she always seems determined to turn herself back into a giant cabbage! 😄 Her growth is incredibly dense and compact, producing new leaves and side growth at an impressive pace. Just when I think I've opened up the canopy enough, she's already filled everything back in a few days later. While this vigorous bushy growth is a great sign of health and vitality, it definitely keeps me busy when it comes to maintenance. Defoliation has become a regular task to keep airflow moving through the plant and ensure that the lower growth sites continue receiving enough light. Apart from her leafy personality, she's growing strong and healthy, and I'm excited to see how she performs as flowering progresses. 🍋💚

HandsomeTerpz The Shishka Lemonade is probably the plant that has me scratching my head the most in this run. While the flowering transition has gone smoothly, she hasn't delivered the stretch I was expecting. Compared to the other plants in the tent, she remained much more compact and bushy, creating a very dense canopy. My feeling is that she may have benefited from being grown in an AutoPot system. With a more consistent water supply and unrestricted root-zone moisture, I suspect she would have developed a little more vigorously and stretched more evenly during early flower. One thing that stands out is how quickly she fills herself back in. The plant constantly produces dense foliage, and today I had to perform another fairly heavy defoliation because several bud sites were no longer receiving enough light. Without regular maintenance, she has a tendency to become a solid mass of leaves. That said, not every great plant is a perfect plant. Sometimes the more challenging phenotypes end up delivering the biggest surprises later in flower. The buds are forming, pistils are stacking, and there is still plenty of time for her to prove me wrong. For now, I'm keeping a close eye on her, maintaining airflow through the canopy, and making sure those flowering sites receive the light they deserve. It'll be interesting to see whether the compact structure translates into dense flowers as she progresses deeper into bloom. Let's see what the coming weeks bring.