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Tmtds 🌱 Day 9 It’s been 3 days since the first feeding. In the meantime, only foliar treatments were done — spraying the leaves with a nitrogen solution (~25%) 💧🌿 This morning, the second feeding was done. ⚗️ The solution used: 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B ⚡ B-52 Voodoo Juice Concentration: ~50% of the manufacturer’s recommended dosage Solution parameters: • pH: 6.4 • PPM: 280 💧 Each seedling received 150 ml of the solution through root application. This is already the second feeding since the start. Next, I’ll be observing the plants' reaction after increasing the nutrient concentration 👀 ## 🌱 Day 13 — Transplanting Today (May 28), the plants were transplanted into final pots, as the volume of the previous ones had started to limit root system development and further growth 🌱 For the new substrate, the same composition as before was used. Additionally, **dolomite flour** was added at a rate of **~0.3–0.4 g per liter of substrate**. In the 10-liter pots, about **4 g of dolomite flour was added to each**. 💧 Before planting, all the new substrate was pre-watered. The pots with the plants were also watered before the transplanting itself. A planting hole was prepared for each plant, after which the transplanting was done. ⚠️ During the transplant, one plant couldn’t completely avoid damage to part of its root system. After transplanting, a light watering with ⚡ B-52 solution is planned to reduce stress after the transfer. 🌡️ The plants were left to recover. ☀️ The next day, a correction of **PPFD** is planned considering the change in distance to the lamp. 🌱 Day 15 Today (May 30), the plants are feeling great 🌱 After the transplant, no noticeable signs of stress are observed — development continues steadily. 🌡️ Temperature in the box: 22–23°C 💦 Humidity: 60–70% Today, feeding was done with the following parameters: • PPM: 450 • pH: 6.3 ⚗️ Composition of the solution: 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B — 50% of the recommended dosage ⚡ B-52 — 100% dosage Voodoo Juice — 100% dosage 💧 Each plant received nutrients through the root method. 🌿 Additionally, foliar treatment with nitrogen continues — spraying the leaves in a mild concentration. ☀️ Before the start of a new day, the lamp was lowered to 90 cm from the plants. 📊 PPFD was increased to 420 for a gradual increase in light intensity after transplanting. 👀 In about 2 days, topping or FIM-cutting is planned, or I will use only LST for my first grow on autoflowers — the decision will be made based on the condition of the plants and the pace of development.

Tmtds 🌱 Day 17 On May 31, one of the plants (right pot) was watered with plain water 💧 Approximate volume: 200–300 ml. ✂️ This same plant received a FIM cut for further bush structure formation. 🌱 At this point, a decision has been made to test different approaches to training the plants: • Right plant — FIM + further LST • Left plant — only LST Today (June 1), LST is planned for the second plant 🌿 👀 Next, we will observe the plants' reactions to different training methods and compare their development dynamics. 🌱 Day 19 Today (June 3), observation of the plant after the FIM cut continued ✂️ The plant is feeling good, and there are no pronounced signs of stress 👀 The side shoots have started to form more actively, and the reaction to the cut looks positive. 🌿 Before turning off the lights, LST was performed on the second plant — the bush was carefully bent for a more even distribution of future growth points. 💧 In the evening, both plants were fed — 500 ml of solution for each plant. Solution parameters: • PPM: 600 • pH: 6.4 ⚗️ Nutrient composition: • 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B — 75% of the recommended dosage • ⚡ B-52 — 100% dosage • Voodoo Juice — 100% dosage ☀️ Lighting schedule changed to 20/4. 🌡️ Box parameters: • Day temperature: 22–24°C • Humidity: 60–70% (sometimes briefly dropping to ~50%) • PPFD: 400–450 👀 Next, we will observe the plants' reactions after FIM, LST, and increased feeding.

Tmtds 🌱 Day 20 Today (June 4), both plants were watered 💧 Each plant received about 500 ml of solution/water. 🌿 The plant that was previously trained using the FIM method has also undergone LST — a careful bend was made for more even distribution of future growth points. ✂️ Moderate defoliation was also performed. A total of about 5 large fan leaves were removed from both plants, blocking light access to the lower growth points and developing buds. 👀 There is concern that one of the plants may have had slightly more foliage removed than optimal. For this reason, the decision was made to give the plants a recovery pause — the next 1–2 days will be without additional training, just observing their reaction and growth dynamics. 🌡️ Monitoring continues after LST and defoliation. 🌱 Day 22 Yesterday (June 6), both plants received about ~500 ml of pure water without added nutrients 💧 🌿 Additionally, a foliar treatment was performed with a B-52 solution as a gentle anti-stress support after training and defoliation. 👀 At this point, observation continues regarding the plants' reaction after LST, FIM trimming, and partial removal of fan leaves. The main goal is to assess recovery, growth dynamics, and response to changes in canopy structure. 🌱 Day 23 Today (June 7), a full watering of both plants was done with compost tea 💧 Each plant received about 900 ml – 1 liter of solution. Solution parameters at the input: • pH: 6.4 • PPM: 450 ⚗️ Nutrient composition: • 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B — 50% dosage • 🥛 CalMag — 50% dosage • ⚡ B-52 — 100% dosage Voodoo Juice has been temporarily excluded from the compost tea. The goal of the current composition is to support faster recovery of the plants after training, as well as to replenish any potential calcium and magnesium deficiencies if they start to manifest 👀 Drainage indicators: • pH at the output: ~6.4–6.5 (depending on the plant) • PPM at the output: ~900–950 🌡️ Box parameters: • Temperature: 22–25°C • Humidity: 60–65% 👀 Next, monitoring recovery, growth rate, and the plants' reaction to the altered nutrient composition. 🌱 Day 26 Yesterday (June 10), both plants were watered with a nutrient solution 💧 Each plant received about 900 ml of solution. Nutrient parameters: • Temperature: 24–25°C • Humidity: 60–65% ⚗️ Solution composition: • 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B — 75% dosage • 🥛 CalMag — 50% dosage • ⚡ B-52 — 50% dosage ☀️ The lamp was lowered to increase light intensity (PPFD will be clarified later).

Tmtds .🌱 Day 29 Today (June 13) the observation of the plants continues after the last feeding. 📝 After feeding on Day 26, by Day 27, yellowing of the leaf tips appeared, which looks like a possible sign of light overfeeding or too high nutrient concentration 👀 In connection with this, the decision was made to temporarily suspend the application of fertilizers and let the plants recover. 💧 Watering timeline after the reaction appeared: • Day 27 — one plant was given ~1 liter of pure water • Day 28 — the second plant was given ~1 liter of pure water • Today (Day 29) — both plants received ~500 ml of pure water without fertilizers 🌡️ Box parameters: • Temperature: 24–25°C • Humidity: ~65% 👀 At this moment, the task is to eliminate the consequences of possible overfeeding, observe the dynamics of the leaf tips, and understand when it will be possible to carefully return nutrients. 🌱 Day 31 Today (June 15) the recovery phase continues after the presumed overfeeding and salt accumulation. 💧 In the last few days, watering has been done with pure water in the amount of about 0.5–1 liter per plant without adding fertilizers. Today a more intensive flush was performed to wash the substrate and equalize the EC 👀 💧 Flushing process: • First, ~1 liter of water was flushed on each plant • Drainage at this stage: – PPM: ~850–900 – pH: ~7.0–7.3 • Then an additional ~1.5–2 liters of water per plant was added • pH of the incoming solution: 5.7–5.9 📊 Final readings after flushing: • pH in the root zone: ~6.7 • PPM of the drainage: ~800 🌡️ Climate parameters: • Temperature: ~25°C • Humidity: 60–65% 🌿 Current actions regarding the plant shape: • LST has been significantly intensified • The plant is gradually being shaped into a spiral structure • Attempting to level the main colas to one height 📝 A small observation on training: There is an understanding that the LST technique is used more based on "feel," without a strict scheme — the task is simply to open up the bush and distribute future buds as evenly as possible in height. Everything is done by eye, without confidence in perfect accuracy, but with an attempt to keep the structure open and manageable 👀 My hands shake at times, so the work isn't perfectly neat, but the overall shape is gradually taking form.

Tmtds .🌱 Day 34 Today (June 18), after a feeding pause, nutrition has been carefully resumed 💧 Each plant received about 1.5 liters of solution. Solution parameters: • pH: ~6.3–6.4 • PPM: ~600 ⚗️ Nutrient composition: • 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B — 50% dosage • ⚡ B-52 — 50% dosage • 🛡️ Rhino Skin — 25% dosage Rhino Skin has been decided to be introduced now, a bit earlier than the start of flowering, in a mild concentration for the gradual adaptation of the plants. 🌡️ Box parameters: • Temperature: ~24°C • Humidity: 60–65% ☀️ Lighting: • Lamp lowered to 60 cm from the tops • PPFD: ~650 🌿 Active LST has been ongoing for the last few days. Both plants have almost filled the entire area of their pots. Due to constant bending, the bushes remain quite short, as the main stem is kept close to the surface of the substrate. ✂️ Light defoliation has also been periodically carried out — individual leaves that hinder air circulation within the crown, as well as lower or less promising leaves, were removed. These manipulations were performed more intuitively, with the aim of improving aeration and revealing the inner part of the bush. 👀 At the moment, the main task is to distribute all the tops as evenly as possible at one height. 🌱 Day 39 Today (June 23), the plants continue to confidently enter the flowering stage. LST continues, but in a significantly gentler mode — the main task now is not so much to change the shape of the bush as to maintain an even distribution of tops and prevent shading of promising growth points. 🌡️ Box parameters: • Temperature: 24–25°C • Humidity: 55–60% ☀️ Lighting: • PPFD increased to ~700 💧 Today watering was done. Each plant received about 2 liters of nutrient solution. Solution parameters: • Input pH: 6.4 • Input PPM: ~920 ⚗️ Nutrient composition: • 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B — 100% dosage • 🛡️ Rhino Skin — 50% dosage • 🍬 Bud Candy — 25% dosage • Voodoo Juice — 50% dosage Drainage indicators: Plant #1 (FIM + LST): • Drainage pH: 6.8 • Drainage PPM: ~1050–1100 Plant #2 (only LST): • Drainage pH: 6.7 • Drainage PPM: ~1300 📝 Observation: The difference between the plants remains. The plant that previously underwent FIM topping and LST is developing more actively. It is gaining mass faster, consuming nutrients more actively, and showing lower PPM values in the drainage. The plant that only underwent LST is developing somewhat slower and continues to accumulate more salts in the substrate, which is reflected in higher drainage indicators. Both plants are already showing signs of the onset of flowering, so a transition to the Bloom line and adjustment of the feeding scheme for the new stage of development will be required soon. 👀 Next, I will observe the development of flowering, the reaction to the full dosage of the base, and the change in nutrient consumption by each plant. 🌱 Day 35 Today (June 19), work on LST continued. The main task remains the same — to distribute the tops as evenly as possible across the area and try to bring them to a similar height. 🌸 The first signs of the onset of flowering have appeared. 🌡️ Box parameters: • Day temperature: 24–25°C • Night temperature: ~20°C • Humidity: 60–65% • A gradual decrease in humidity is planned as we enter flowering. ☀️ Lighting: • Distance to the lamp: ~60 cm • PPFD: ~600–650 💧 Yesterday, feeding was done. Each plant received about 1.75 liters of solution. Solution parameters: • pH: 6.3 • PPM: 700 ⚗️ Nutrient composition: • 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B — 75% dosage • 🛡️ Rhino Skin — 50% dosage • ⚡ B-52 — 50% dosage Initially, the solution turned out to be too concentrated, so it was further diluted with water after mixing. As a result, the total volume of the solution increased to about 4 liters, and the final parameters were adjusted to pH 6.3 and PPM 700. Drainage indicators after watering: Plant #1: • Drainage PPM: ~900 Plant #2: • Drainage PPM: ~1300+ The second plant traditionally consumes nutrients less actively, so it has likely accumulated more salts in the substrate. 📝 Personal observation: The plants remain quite short due to constant LST and bending of the main stem. Despite this, the crown area continues to increase, and the number of tops is gradually growing. Right now, the main focus is on leveling the future buds by height and preparing the plants for full flowering. 👀 Judging by the first signs of flowering, a transition to the Bloom line and gradual adjustment of the feeding scheme for the new stage of development will be required soon. Next week will go by without my presence. A friend will watch over the flowers. Watering with nutrients is not planned for this period, except for one in the middle of the week. Defoliation will also not be carried out. Everything will be done upon my return. Have a great vacation!

Tmtds 🌱 Absence period — June 24 – July 2 💧 Watering: June 24 — water, ~2 L per plant June 26 — water, ~2 L June 28 — nutrients, ~2 L ⚗️ Composition June 28: 🌿 Sensi Grow A+B 🛡️ Rhino Skin — ~½ dose 🍬 Bud Candy — ~¼ Voodoo Juice — ~50% 🌡️ Parameters: Temperature and humidity are normal. 🌬️ Equipment: On June 28, Magic Air filter (250 m³/h) was installed. 📝 Main: From June 24 to July 2, the plants were without me, under supervision. Watering every ~2–2.5 days: two times water, then nutrients. No LST was performed. On June 26 and 28 — light defoliation (removed obstructive leaves). A small experiment: eight days with almost no intervention after active LST. I will evaluate the result after returning: growth, crown structure, and distribution of tops.

Tmtds .🌱 Day 48 July 2, evening. 🌡️ Box parameters: Temperature: 23–24°C Humidity: ~55% 💧 Watering: A full watering with nutrients was carried out. ⚗️ Nutrient composition: 🌸 Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% 🛡️ Rhino Skin — 100% 🍬 Bud Candy — 100% 💥 Big Bud — 100% Solution and drainage parameters: pH in: 6.55 PPM in: ~1250 pH out: ~6.75 PPM out: ~1450 📝 Main entry: I returned today after a short eight-day absence. During this time, the plants noticeably stretched and leveled out a bit in height. Meanwhile, the bushes have grown quite dense. Temperature and humidity fluctuated throughout the week but generally remained within normal limits. After returning, the climate was stabilized. 🌸 The plants are already actively flowering, so today the decision was made to finally switch from the Grow base to the Bloom base. Upon my return, the substrate was found to be very dry, so a full watering with nutrients was immediately performed. 📝 Observation: During my absence, the plants noticeably stretched and significantly increased their green mass. The lack of regular LST and defoliation is quite noticeable — the bushes have become taller, denser, and have significantly more foliage. The main task for the next stage is to clear the overgrown canopy, improve light and air access, and finally arrange the plants under the net in the active flowering stage. 🌱 Day 50 July 4. 🌡️ Box parameters: Temperature: ~24°C Humidity: 50–55% ☀️ Lighting: PPFD: ~800 Distance from lamp to tops: ~45 cm 💧 Watering: Volume: ~1.75 L per plant ⚗️ Nutrient composition: 🌸 Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% 🛡️ Rhino Skin — 100% 💥 Big Bud — 100% 🍬 Bud Candy — 50% Solution and drainage parameters: pH in: 6.3 PPM in: ~1150 pH out: ~6.45 PPM out, plant #1: ~1450 PPM out, plant #2: ~1510 📝 Main entry: Along with watering, defoliation was performed. I haven't started to actively clear the center of the bushes yet — I removed some excess leaves, adjusted the branches a bit with LST, and continue to try to level the canopy. I'm not quite sure how well it's going so far 😄 I continue to act based on the current shape of the plants: slightly adjusting the position of the branches and trying to keep the main tops at roughly the same height. 🌿 It feels like the plants have finished the phase of active stretching. I no longer observe significant upward growth, and the main development is gradually shifting towards the formation of buds. 🌸 The buds are actively forming, becoming increasingly "hairy," and gradually gaining mass. The first orange hairs have already started to appear. Overall, the development at this point seems decent. I continue to observe the formation of buds, work a little with the canopy, and avoid making overly aggressive interventions for now.

Tmtds .🌱 Day 56 July 10. 🌡️ Box parameters: Temperature: 25–26°C Humidity: ~60% ☀️ Lighting: PPFD: ~900–950 Distance from lamp to tops: ~35 cm 💧 Watering: Pure water Volume: ~2–2.5 L per plant Water and drainage parameters: pH at input: ~6.5 PPM at input: ~20 pH at output: ~6.8 PPM at output, plant #1: ~500 PPM at output, plant #2: ~550 📝 Main entry: Today both plants received a good flush with pure water. After the previous feedings, I decided to let the substrate rest a bit and check the drainage parameters. I also removed a few large leaves that were blocking light and air circulation inside the canopy. I'm still trying not to get too carried away with defoliation, as I'm not entirely sure how deep I should go at this stage of flowering. 🌿 The canopy is gradually leveling out. I'm not doing any significant training anymore—just occasionally adjusting the position of individual branches to maintain an even distribution of tops. I still haven't figured out how to properly perform defoliation at this stage. I feel like I'm either removing too little or, on the contrary, I'm afraid to take out something unnecessary. Most likely, I'll seek advice from more experienced growers on the forum to get recommendations specifically for my plants and understand how to proceed further. 🌸 The buds continue to develop actively and gain mass. More and more pistils are starting to change color, and the first orange hairs are appearing. It feels like the plants have completely switched from stretching to active flowering. 👀 Overall, I'm satisfied with the development so far. I plan to continue monitoring the condition of the leaves, controlling the drainage parameters, and not rushing into unnecessary interventions, allowing the plants to focus on forming buds.

Tmtds 🌱 Day 59 July 13. 🌡️ Box parameters: Temperature: 24–25°C Humidity: ~55% 💧 Watering: 2.5 L of nutrient solution per plant. ⚗️ Nutrient composition: 🌸 Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% 🛡️ Rhino Skin — 100% 💥 Big Bud — 100% 🍬 Bud Candy — 100% ⚡ B-52 — 100% Solution parameters: pH in: ~6.2 PPM in: ~1300 Drainage was not measured. 📝 Main entry: Today I decided to slightly lower the pH of the nutrient solution compared to previous waterings to gradually bring the substrate pH back to a more comfortable range. Otherwise, the feeding program remains unchanged. Flowering continues steadily, and the buds keep increasing in size. 🌱 Day 62 July 16. 🌡️ Box parameters: Temperature: 25°C during the day, 19–20°C at night Humidity: ~60% 💧 Watering: 2.5 L of nutrient solution per plant. ⚗️ Nutrient composition: 🌸 Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% 🛡️ Rhino Skin — 100% 🍬 Bud Candy — 100% 💥 Big Bud — 100% ⚡ B-52 — 100% Solution and drainage parameters: pH in: 6.5 PPM in: ~1200 PPM out: ~1400 📝 Main entry: Today I conducted a full feeding before transitioning to the final stage of flowering. I’m still using Big Bud in combination with the base, Rhino Skin, Bud Candy, and B-52. The plants received 2.5 liters of nutrient solution each. The drainage PPM dropped to about 1400, indicating a noticeable reduction in salt buildup after previous waterings with plain water.

Tmtds Day 65 July 19 Box parameters: Temperature: 25°C during the day, 19–20°C at night Humidity: ~60% Watering: July 17 — plain water, ~1.2 L per plant. July 18 — plain water, ~1.2 L per plant. July 19 — nutrient solution, ~2.5 L per plant. Nutrient composition: Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% Rhino Skin — 100% Bud Candy — 100% Overdrive — 100% Solution and drainage parameters: pH at input: 6.5 PPM at input: ~1200 pH at output: ~6.56 PPM at output: Right plant — ~1700 Left plant — ~1800 Main entry: After two waterings with plain water, today I completely switched from Big Bud to Overdrive, thus starting the final stage of the feeding program. Today the plants were fully extracted from the box. I removed the SCROG net to gain full access to each bush, after which I performed the most serious defoliation so far. I removed excess fan leaves, cleaned the lower part of the bushes from popcorn and weak shoots, and also slightly opened the center of each plant using light LST. After finishing the work, the plants were returned back to the box and reintroduced under the SCROG net. After defoliation, the canopy became noticeably more even, and the center of the bushes is significantly more open to light and air circulation. Visually, the plants look much tidier than before the work was done. However, I am not yet confident in the correctness of all the decisions made. The most challenging part was determining the boundary between popcorn and potentially promising buds. There are still quite a few side branches on the plants that are already starting to branch out and form small buds, but it’s still unclear whether they will fully develop or just take resources away from the upper part of the canopy. For this reason, I plan to seek advice from more experienced growers. I want to get recommendations specifically on further defoliation and working with the lower shoots to understand which ones should be removed and which ones still make sense to keep. Day 67 July 21 Box parameters: Temperature: 24–25°C during the day Temperature at night: 20–22°C Humidity: 50–55% Lighting: Distance to canopy: ~33 cm PPFD: ~900 µmol/m²/s Watering: July 20 — plain water, ~1.2 L per plant (before night, so the substrate doesn’t dry out before the next feeding). July 21 — nutrient solution, ~2.5 L per plant. Nutrient composition: Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% Rhino Skin — 100% Bud Candy — 100% Overdrive — 100% Solution and drainage parameters: pH at input: 6.3 PPM at input: ~1250–1300 pH at output: ~6.55 PPM at output: Right plant — ~1700 Left plant — ~1800 Main entry: Today I conducted another full feeding with the Overdrive program. The night before, I gave each plant 1.2 liters of plain water to prevent the substrate from drying out before today’s watering. I also performed a full defoliation today. I removed a large number of fan leaves, as well as weak lower shoots and popcorn — in total, I ended up with a whole bowl of cut leaves and small buds. After this, the canopy became significantly more open: light penetration into the depths of the bushes improved, and air circulation between the branches increased. After defoliation, the plants look healthy and have handled the procedure well. The drainage indicators remain stable: pH is around 6.55, and the salt levels remain approximately at the same level — about 1700 ppm for the right plant and about 1800 ppm for the left. Day 69 July 23 Box parameters: Temperature: 24–25°C during the day Temperature at night: 19–20°C Humidity: ~50–55% Lighting: PPFD: ~950–1000 µmol/m²/s Watering: July 23 — nutrient solution, ~2.5 L per plant. Nutrient composition: Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% Rhino Skin — 100% Bud Candy — 100% Overdrive — 100% Solution parameters: pH at input: 6.46 PPM at input: ~1450 pH at output: not measured PPM at output: not measured Main entry: Today I conducted another feeding with the Overdrive program. The nutrients remain unchanged, and there’s very little time left until the end of the cycle. The plants are feeling good. The right bush has started to gradually yellow, while the left one remains almost completely green. I don’t perceive this as a negative sign — most likely, the plants are just consuming their nutrient reserves at different rates. Active work on shaping the canopy is complete. I’m no longer performing defoliation, and LST has been completely stopped. Now the main task is to let the plants mature calmly without unnecessary interference. In the near future, I plan to completely remove the fertilizers and move on to the flushing stage before the finish.

Tmtds Day 74 July 28. Box parameters: Temperature: 25°C during the day Temperature at night: 19–20°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering: July 25–27 — pure water (to gradually reduce salt levels in the substrate). July 28 — nutrient solution, ~2.5 L per plant. Nutrient composition: Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% Rhino Skin — 100% Bud Candy — 100% Overdrive — 100% CalMag — 70% Solution and drainage parameters: pH in: 6.4 PPM in: ~1700 pH out: ~6.6 PPM out: Right plant — ~2000 Left plant — ~1900 Main entry: For the last three days, I watered the plants only with pure water to gradually reduce salt accumulation in the substrate before the next feeding. Today, I provided full nutrition according to the previous scheme with Overdrive, additionally adding CalMag for the first time at a dosage of 70%. I want to see how it will affect the deficiencies that have started to show on the leaves, especially on the right plant. Also today, I conducted another serious defoliation. I thinned both bushes well, removing a large number of fan leaves and popcorn — in total, I gathered another whole bowl of plant mass. The canopy has become even more open, which should improve light penetration and air circulation inside the plants. The right bush is still noticeably yellowing, but changes are mainly observed on the upper leaves for now. I want to see how the addition of CalMag will work in this situation. Interestingly, the drainage picture has changed for the first time: while the left plant previously consistently accumulated more salts, the right bush now showed a higher PPM in the drainage — around 2000, while the left one was around 1900. It seems the left plant has started to consume nutrients more actively. I will keep an eye on this dynamic. After this entry, I plan to adjust the position of the branches a bit more to further improve light and air penetration into the canopy. Gradually, I'm preparing the plants for the final stage of the cycle and the upcoming harvest.

Tmtds Day 78 August 1st. Box parameters: Temperature: 25°C during the day Temperature at night: 19–20°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering: August 1st — nutrient solution. Nutrient composition: Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% Rhino Skin — 100% Bud Candy — 100% Overdrive — 100% Solution parameters: pH at input: not measured PPM at input: ~1500 pH at output: not measured PPM at output: not measured Main entry: Today I conducted another feeding according to the current nutrient schedule with Overdrive. The solution composition remains unchanged: 100% base, Rhino Skin, Bud Candy, and Overdrive. The box parameters remain stable. The plants are still in the final stage of flowering; the main task is to let them ripen peacefully and monitor the condition of the bushes before the finish. Day 80 August 3rd. Box parameters: Temperature: 25°C during the day Temperature at night: 19–20°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering: August 3rd — last feeding before switching to flushing. Nutrient composition: Sensi Bloom A+B — 100% Bud Candy — 100% Overdrive — 100% Solution parameters: pH at input: 6.42 PPM at input: ~1150 pH at output: not measured PPM at output: not measured Main entry: Today I conducted the last feeding before transitioning to the flushing stage. The solution composition was simplified compared to previous waterings: I left only the base nutrients, Bud Candy, and Overdrive, without Rhino Skin. Drainage was not measured this time, as the main goal of watering is to provide the last nutrients before the end of the cycle. Currently, the plants are about 80 days into the cycle. According to the strain's stated flowering time, it is estimated to be around 90 days, so I’m starting to prepare for the final stage. Flowering is already nearing completion, the buds are in the final stage of mass gain. Today, I also plan to perform additional light defoliation, removing the remaining excess leaves and preparing the plants for the final stage before harvest. The main focus now is to calmly bring the plants to the end of the cycle, monitor ripening, and transition to flushing. Day 82 August 5th. Box parameters: Temperature: 25°C during the day Temperature at night: 19–20°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering: August 5th — pure water, ~2.5 liters for each plant. Solution parameters: Pure water. Main entry: Today, the flushing of the plants began before harvest. Both plants received 2.5 liters of pure water without any fertilizers. The box parameters remain stable. At this stage, the task is to gradually remove residual salts from the substrate and allow the plants to ripen peacefully before the end of the cycle. I continue to observe the ripening of the buds and the condition of the trichomes. Day 84 August 7th. Box parameters: Temperature: 25°C during the day Temperature at night: 19–20°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering: August 7th — pure water, ~2.5 liters for each plant. Solution parameters: Pure water. Main entry: Flushing continues as planned. Today, both plants again received 2.5 liters of pure water without adding any fertilizers. The plants are in the final stage of their life cycle. The main focus now is on monitoring the maturity of the trichomes and the overall condition of the buds. There's not much time left before harvest, so I'm trying not to interfere with the plants' development and just maintain stable conditions in the box.

Tmtds Day 85 August 8 Box Parameters Temperature: ~25°C during the day Minimum temperature at night: ~22°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering August 8 — plain water, ~2.5 L for each plant. Main Entry Flushing continues. Both plants received another watering of 2.5 liters of plain water without any nutrients. The plants are in the final stage of the cycle. I continue to monitor their condition and the ripening of the buds before harvest. Day 87 August 10 Box Parameters Temperature: ~25°C during the day Minimum temperature at night: ~22°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering August 8 — plain water, ~2.5 L for each plant. August 10 — plain water, ~2.5 L for each plant. Main Entry Flushing continues. Today both plants received another watering of 2.5 liters of plain water. The plants are developing very well and confidently, despite the switch to plain water. I raised the nighttime temperature in the box to about 22°C. This is because, at the same time as the finishing stage of the current plants, three new seeds are starting in the box, which need a higher temperature at this early stage. Harvest is already close. I plan to take detailed photos of the trichomes soon to assess the maturity of the buds and determine the optimal time for cutting. The cycle is coming to an end, so I’m trying to minimize interference with the plants and just observe their condition until harvest. Day 90 August 13 Box Parameters Temperature: ~25°C during the day Minimum temperature at night: ~22°C Humidity: 50–55% Watering August 11 — plain water, ~2.5 L for each plant. August 12 — plain water, ~2.5 L for each plant. August 13 — plain water, ~2.5 L for each plant. Main Entry Today the plants received their last watering with plain water. At this stage, you could say the work with them is done. From August 11 to 13, I gave both plants 2.5 liters of plain water each day. Through the microscope, I currently see a large number of amber trichomes. Judging by the level of maturity, I believe that I’ve likely timed the end of the cycle and the chosen harvest time correctly. After today’s watering, the plants are put away for two days in a dark cabinet. Cutting is planned for two days from now. Thus, the cycle is nearing completion: flushing is finished, and the plants are left for the final two days before harvest. After cutting, further drying will follow.