Pink Rozay Auto

SundancerS

447

554

5d ago

Outdoor

Room Type

Defoliation

weeks 6

19 liters

Pot Size

2.2 liters

Watering

Start at Harvest

1/9

Nutrients 1

BioGrow

108.07 mll

SundancerS The Pink Rozay from Zamnesia is back, and this time we're determined to spare her from the rain! In 2024, we tortured her with a bit too much outdoor charm and unfortunately a bit too much rain. But new year, new luck, and this time it's going to be better, and we're ready to provide the fighter with the best conditions. She made us wait 4 days to finally germinate, and that was, to be honest, a relieving moment. With 100% recycled soil and a little Green House powder and fertilizer for an easy start, we want to do it right this time. She's already overcome the first hurdles. The plant is still having a bit of trouble breaking free from the seed, but we know: she's tough! A real survivor who gets stronger with each passing day. We're really excited to see how she develops and hope for good weather and not too much rain, a bit of sunshine, and then nothing will stand in the way of our success! So the second plant for our outdoor project 2026 is on the way, and we can't wait to see what she's capable of. New project, new luck, and we're fully motivated to go for it! 😊

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Used method

Directly In Substrate

Germination Method

Pink Rozay Auto. Week 1 - In bester Gesellschaft...

1/7

10.5 cm

Height

20 hrs

Light Schedule

25 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

No Smell

Smell

50 %

Air Humidity

19 liters

Pot Size

0.5 liters

Watering Volume

25 cm

Lamp Distance

Nutrients 3

Bio-Down

1 mll

BioGrow

108.07 mll

BioEnhancer

3 mll

SundancerS The second week has begun. The Pink Rozey has developed well so far and got to enjoy some real sunshine for a photo op. It has blended nicely into our colorful garden, don’t you think? :-) However, it will still spend the next few nights indoors until it’s a bit bigger and stronger. Maybe next week it will be time to spend the nights outside. We’re looking forward to next week, pink greetings 😍

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Pink Rozay Auto. Week 2 - outdoor adventure - unser erstes Lagerfeuer

1/10

20 cm

Height

15 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

No Smell

Smell

32 %

Air Humidity

10 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

1 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

BioGrow

108.07 mll

SundancerS It's time, the Rozay has left its indoor crawling group behind and finally got to embark on the big outdoor adventure! And what happens? It makes an incredible upward push, and you can already see that the real sun has even more power compared to the LED lights. For a two-week-old plant, it's already a true growth miracle, and we didn't think it would be this far along at this age, especially since we only used recycled soil. The node spacing has finally settled back into the normal range compared to our last grown strains. We're considering just letting it grow freely without topping, but whether it will become a free-spirited plant or still a career-focused top plant, we haven't decided yet. The path is open, and the Rozay will show us where it wants to go.👽

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Pink Rozay Auto. Week 3 - Mit und ohne Topping ;)

1/7

38 cm

Height

15 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

No Smell

Smell

46 %

Air Humidity

10 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

1 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 3

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

BioGrow

108.07 mll

SundancerS The Pink Rozay Auto has finally moved outside to the terrace. Real sun and wind "in her face" seem to suit her well, she's stretching like a giraffe towards the sky. Since we find the growth shape very nice, she hasn't been topped yet, and we will "just let her grow." We hope for sunny, good weather and thus the start of summer. 😎

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52 cm

Height

15 hrs

Light Schedule

14 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

No Smell

Smell

46 %

Air Humidity

10 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

1 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

SundancerS As soon as the plant finally got to sniff some outdoor air, the weather decided to bring back the full April mode. The temperatures this week were so chilly that we had to rescue her back into the living room on several evenings. Of course, she made it clear at night that a plant with character has officially moved in. Scent marks were reliably distributed, that's for sure. Despite the cold weather, she shows surprisingly good vertical growth and is gaining size nicely. You can tell that the low temperatures are trying to slow her down a bit, but the little one seems to see it more as a personal challenge. The strong stem stands out particularly positively, having developed really sturdy and already making a robust impression. Overall, the plant looks healthy, vibrant, and quite motivated for the coming weeks. Now we just need the right summer weather for her to really take off. We're definitely ready, and the plant obviously is too. 😁

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1/5

70 cm

Height

15 hrs

Light Schedule

20 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

No Smell

Smell

46 %

Air Humidity

13 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

1 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 3

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

SundancerS Just in time for Pentecost, the weather has decided to play something like summer, and the Pink Rozay is responding with some serious growth. The lady is still shooting up with motivation, but surprisingly, she has sorted all her shoots herself. No big chaos, no wild mess, almost unusually sensible for a young outdoor lady. What's particularly exciting now is the scent. Even now, she is exuding that typical Rozay aroma, making it pretty clear that there could be some delicious flavors later on. You walk past her briefly and think immediately: "Okay... this could get dangerously tasty." The warmer nights are also visibly doing her good, and you can tell she’s really getting into gear now. Meanwhile, the first signs of pre-flowering are showing. If she keeps pushing like this, we’ll probably officially start the flowering phase next week. We continue to look forward to her progress every day and are excited for next week. 😎

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1/8

108 cm

Height

15 hrs

Light Schedule

29 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

50 %

Air Humidity

16 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

2.5 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Bio-Down

1 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

BioBloom

3 mll

SundancerS The Pink Rozay is officially confirming this week that she is a true summer child. As soon as the temperatures scratch the 30-degree mark, she hits the gas and seems to grow straight towards the moon. The height growth is impressive, but just as beautiful are her huge sun sails. The leaves look healthy, strong, and almost as if they want to collect as much summer as possible all at once. The pre-flowering is now very clear, and it was time to switch to Green House BioBloom according to the feeding schedule. Now we hope that the lady will slowly invest a bit less energy in height and more in the upcoming flower production. Although we know her well enough by now to be sure: It’s definitely going to be good. The warm weather also creates quite a thirst. Currently, about 2.5 liters of water disappear per day, which shows how actively she is working right now. Overall, the Rozay presents herself once again as a robust, vital plant with strong genetics. She looks excellent and is doing exactly what you wish for from an outdoor lady in the height of summer. 😘

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Used techniques

Defoliation

Technique

1/7

131 cm

Height

15 hrs

Light Schedule

24 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

45 %

Air Humidity

16 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

2.5 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Bio-Down

1 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

BioBloom

3 mll

SundancerS We actually thought we knew Pink Rozay pretty well by now. After all, she was one of our first sparring partners/training partners and had to endure quite a bit back then. Topping, bending, LST, and other creative ideas from our grower brain were always met with a tired smile, and she just kept going. And yet, she surprises us again this year. Her growth is impressive, and her vitality is just as remarkable. She has now broken the 1.30-meter mark. The structure is excellent, the branching is even, and overall she just seems rock solid. Some strains grow, but Rozay marches on. In her second week of flowering, the flower sites look like little gooseberries. Still inconspicuous, but every grower knows: this is where the exciting times begin. You look at her every day and think she’s grown a little bit bigger again. Even the changeable weather with wind and storms couldn’t harm her. On the contrary, she took the opportunity to build even sturdier branches. With her water consumption, one might think she secretly hooked up a garden hose. What a great strain. Robust, vital, and full of growth desire. Summer can come, Pink Rozay is already ready. 😘

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141 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

22 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

60 %

Air Humidity

16 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

2 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

SundancerS The Pink Rozay is impressing us every single day right now. During our visit to Mary Jane, we didn’t see her for a whole five days, and when we came back, we were honestly quite blown away. The weather is currently anything but ideal. It’s too cool, very windy, and definitely too little sunshine. Conditions that would make some plants switch to energy-saving mode. Not the Pink Rozay. This lady just keeps going undeterred and seems to have only one goal, to go up! Probably also thanks to the constant wind, she has developed impressive stability by now. The branches look strong and resilient, which will surely benefit her in the coming weeks. In fact, wind is often underestimated in outdoor growing; in moderation, it acts like natural strength training and leads to stronger stems and shoots. What we find particularly impressive is how structured she builds herself up all on her own. We haven’t changed anything about her for a while, and some know how hard that usually is for us :). But sometimes you just have to accept that a plant knows exactly what it’s doing. The Pink Rozay definitely belongs in this category and currently looks like a natural beauty that needs no help at all. Rarely have we seen a strain perform so confidently under such conditions. And let’s not forget: This is all happening in used, recycled soil. Another proof that a living soil is often more important than constantly hauling new bags of soil. In the next few days, the next test is already coming up. The weather forecast promises a proper heatwave with temperatures well over 30 degrees. While many plants slow down in cooler temperatures, their true resilience often only shows under heat stress. We’re curious to see how the Pink Rozay holds up; she’s definitely been given a lot of credit by now. 😎

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Pink Rozay Auto. Week 9 - Alle 3 Outdoorqeens an Ihrem Platz :)

1/14

141 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

34 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

50 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

2 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

SundancerS With the Pink Rozay Auto from Zamnesia, we're slowly running out of superlatives. What an incredibly strong and impressive strain. Since we already had experience with her, we knew she could do a lot, but she still surprises us time and again. Maybe it's also because of the strong winds in the early phase that she stands absolutely stable. The height growth is complete, and now she is fully focused on bud development. And how she does that! She is growing so vigorously that it almost makes you a little nervous. If the weather cooperates, we could actually see half a meter of bud here. She is still "untrained." We're really excited that everything is going so well so far. However, with outdoor growing, you never really know what will happen until the harvest is actually in the jar. Problems often arise from one day to the next. We're particularly vigilant about pests. If you discover an infestation, it’s sometimes unfortunately already too late. That's exactly why we started our outdoor grow very early this year. Most pests only appear in larger numbers in mid to late summer. Now the hot phase is slowly beginning, where buds and plants are particularly at risk. So we’re keeping our fingers crossed for all outdoor growers that the weather stays dry and friendly, and in the end, everyone can have a successful harvest. Happy Summer Outdoor Grow! 😎

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141 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

34 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

65 %

Air Humidity

22 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

2.5 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 5

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

Rokzbastic

0.8 mll

SundancerS A week of extremes. First, sweltering heat with up to 35 degrees and bone-dry air, then suddenly a storm and downpour. Unfortunately, the Pink Rozay Auto got soaked like a poodle. Not ideal during this flowering phase. So, it was time to shake it off, turn on the fan, and hope we don't give moisture a chance. Bud rot is lurking everywhere now. It'll be fine^^ However, the Rozay seems hardly impressed and continues to expand her buds daily. Unfortunately, the pictures only capture it partially. For an auto, she has now reached a really impressive size. We find the huge sun leaves particularly fascinating. Some leaves are so large that they immediately catch the eye. But it's also on them that you can see the clock is ticking. They are now turning a strong yellow and putting on a real show. Now the crucial phase of the outdoor grow begins. Dense buds love the sun, but prolonged moisture is their biggest enemy. That's why we're checking in a bit too often rather than too little at the moment. We hope the weather cooperates and we can accompany the Rozay healthily until harvest. Happy Summer Outdoor Grow! 😆

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144 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

45 %

Air Humidity

17 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

1.8 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 5

Rock Resinator

1 mll

Bio-Down

1 mll

Leaf-Coat

5 mll

SundancerS It’s still a real pleasure to watch the Pink Rozay Auto grow. The little plant has now become a stately Christmas tree that isn’t impressed by wind and weather at all on the terrace. Instead of complaining, it stoically continues to build flowers and gets more beautiful with each week. Slowly, its first delicate autumn dress is also showing, which looks really good on it and makes the anticipation for the last weeks even greater. Otherwise, the week has been pleasantly calm. No pests, no deficiencies, and no unexpected surprises. Additionally, we are currently testing a bloom booster that was handed to us with a convincing smile at Mary Jane. Whether it will bring out that certain extra in the final stretch remains to be seen. The lady still needs a bit of patience, but the goal is now clearly in sight. 😶

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144 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

28 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

45 %

Air Humidity

19 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

2.2 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Rock Resinator

1 mll

Bio-Down

1 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

SundancerS The Pink Rozay Auto has fully taken advantage of the last sunny week and is still adding some serious bud mass. By now, there's a really impressive outdoor bush that is anything but ordinary for an autoflower. The branches remain nice and stable despite the increasing weight. You can really tell that the genetics know what they're doing. Visually, it gets more beautiful week by week. The autumn dress is slowly spreading and giving the buds the final touch. Now, the magnifying glass is a must-have in the gear for every watering round, because according to the breeder, we are slowly approaching the finish line in weeks 11 to 12. The trichomes will be checked daily from now on, and the anticipation for the harvest grows with every look. However, the weather report remains a little worry. Rain and changeable conditions are forecasted for the coming days, and blooming outdoor plants can really do without that right now. The buds should stay as dry as possible during this phase. So, it's time to keep our fingers crossed and hope that summer gives the Rozay a few more nice days. So far, it's delivering a really strong outdoor performance and is just a lot of fun. 😉

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1/7

144 cm

Height

16 hrs

Light Schedule

25 °C

Day Air Temp

6.0

Normal

Smell

45 %

Air Humidity

14 °C

Night Air Temp

19 liters

Pot Size

2.2 liters

Watering Volume

Nutrients 4

Rock Resinator

1 mll

Bio-Down

1 mll

BioGrow

5 mll

SundancerS Weather-wise, a pretty mixed week has passed for the Pink Rozay Auto. Lots of wind, heavy rain, and the constant worry about whether it can stay outside. For us, that meant quite a bit of movement, as we had to bring it inside several times due to the weather. So we can skip the gym this week. As soon as the sun showed up again, the Rozay picked up right where it left off. It obviously still has some reserves and is continuing to bulk up the buds nicely. It's almost getting a bit outrageous!!! The currently cool nights are actually very beneficial for us. A little taste of autumn and just right for the probably last flowering weeks. Health-wise, there’s nothing to complain about either. No pests, no rot, just an all-around strong plant. Now we just need the weather to cooperate until the harvest. 👏

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Happy Harvest Day!

Pink Rozay Automatic Zamnesia Seeds

10/10

Rated

Die Pink Rozay Auto... was für ein unglaublicher Strain! Wir haben sie draußen in recycelter Erde angebaut und lediglich mit dem Bio Langzeitdünger von Green House Feeding versorgt. Ehrlich gesagt hätten wir nicht erwartet, dass sie sich derart prächtig entwickelt. Von der ersten Woche an hat sie uns immer wieder positiv überrascht und Woche für Woche gezeigt, was in ihr steckt. Fast ohne unser Zutun hat sie sich zu einer perfekt strukturierten großen Outdoor Dröhntanne entwickelt. Kerzengerade, unglaublich stabil und mit einem enormen Drang nach oben. Der Blütenaufbau war durchgehend beeindruckend und wir mussten eigentlich nur zuschauen und staunen. Dabei waren die Bedingungen zu Beginn alles andere als ideal. Wir sind dieses Jahr sehr früh gestartet und mussten einige kalte Nächte sowie über längere Zeit kräftigen Wind in Kauf nehmen. Im Nachhinein vermuten wir sogar, dass gerade dieser ständige Wind einen großen Anteil an ihrer außergewöhnlichen Stabilität hatte. Selbst die anschließenden Hitzewellen hat sie völlig entspannt weggesteckt. Kein sichtbarer Hitzestress, kein Einbruch im Wachstum, einfach weitermachen. Wir müssen wirklich den Hut vor Zamnesia ziehen. Mit der Pink Rozay Auto haben sie einen Strain im Sortiment, der uns auf ganzer Linie überzeugt hat. Pflegeleicht, robust, wunderschön aufgebaut und mit einer Ausstrahlung, die einem bei jedem Gang in den Garten ein Grinsen ins Gesicht gezaubert hat. Der Duft ist herrlich süß und frisch, begleitet von einer leicht herben Note, die schon jetzt richtig Lust auf den ersten Joint macht. Für uns war dieser Grow ein echtes Highlight und wir empfehlen jedem Grower die Pink Rozay Auto einmal zu erleben. Der Rauchbericht folgt natürlich, sobald die Gläser ihre Arbeit erledigt haben. Vielen Dank an alle Growmies fürs Mitlesen, Mitfiebern und den tollen Austausch während dieses Grows. Bis zum nächsten Abenteuer!

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Pink Rozay Auto. Week 14 - Main Bud: 68cm!!

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squalino commentedweek 04mo ago

promising start. good luck

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squalino commentedweek 72mo ago

very beautiful and blossomed ❤️❤️❤️

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SundancerS commented2mo ago

@squalino, hey thanX´s. 😀

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squalino commentedweek 91mo ago

frankly, she is beautiful ❤️❤️

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SundancerS commented1mo ago

@squalino, gib beauty :D

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squalino commentedweek 13mo ago

beautiful garden, best of luck

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SundancerS commented3mo ago

@squalino, Thanks for the two compliments, we really appreciate it!

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squalino commented3mo ago

@SundancerS, the pleasure is all mine

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Growingdaddyo commentedweek 72mo ago

Wow, this one is really moving fast..looks great!

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SundancerS commented2mo ago

@Growingdaddyo, a lot of "growth urge" starting 😶

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GhostTerpZ commentedweek 04mo ago

Looking really good ❗️ ❗️ ❗️

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Growingdaddyo commentedweek 04mo ago

Geilo, had it in the tent from Sensible Seeds. As a photo. Super strong weed, deliciously fruity and hit really hard. 😜 definitely recommend buying it! 😂

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Xonidan commentedweek 91mo ago

What an awesome main bud! 🤩

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SundancerS commented1mo ago

@Xonidan, :) I'm curious to see what this will be ^^

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Xonidan commented1mo ago

@SundancerS, that's something...😍

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Kushycat commentedweek 72mo ago

Nice! They all turned out really big and the timing is perfect since the weather is supposed to get nice again. I hope for you and all the gardeners of the well-tended cannabis culture that it stays that way and the sticky buds become nice and big, frosty, and sugary. 😄🌞🌱

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SundancerS commented2mo ago

@Kushycat, We hope so too and of course we’re keeping our fingers crossed for all the outdoor growers! :-) :-) :-)

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