😈 Dark Devil Auto (Sweet Seeds)

Bud_Wiser Dark Devil Auto from Sweet seeds started strong. It's very vigorous. 7 days after germination it looks just right. Feeding every 2nd day - 60ml of 0.9EC 5.8pH nutrient solution consisting of 0.5ml/l of Calmag, Coco A and B. 1ml/l of Hydro Roots Hope she will grow big 🙏

Bud_Wiser I am dealing with summer conditions, with temps staying up around 27-28C and humidity sitting between 65 and 75 percent. I bumped the feed up to 1.1 EC from 0.9. Growth is on track, and the plant is maintaining an even size compared to the other top performers. I will be increasing the PPFD next week.

Bud_Wiser Dark Devil Auto (Sweet Seeds) – Day 21 The biggest plant in the tent. Growing flawlessly and still vegging with no pistils showing yet. Upped her watering volume to 2000ml to support her large frame. Input EC is now increased to 1.3. Sitting at a 20–30% runoff with a runoff EC at 1.4. Humidity shifted to 60–65% with stable temperatures.

Bud_Wiser Showing explosive structural growth, but feeling the summer heat. The heatwave has triggered a few stress responses in this girl. She is currently showing some distinct leaf clawing and slightly burned tips, likely a mix of transpiration stress from the high temps and the recent nutrient increase. Watering & Feed: Increased watering volume to 2500ml to prevent the medium from drying out too fast. Input EC was raised to 1.5 with runoff at 1.3, but I will monitor her closely to see if I need to back off her feed slightly until the heat breaks. Environment: pH is holding steady at 5.78. Kept the lights at 400–500 PPFD (33–40 DLI) to avoid compounding the heat stress with excessive light intensity.

Bud_Wiser Week 5 is officially here, and the first signs of bud formation mean we are formally in Week 1 of flower! The plant experienced explosive growth over the last seven days, but environmental conditions have become a challenge due to a major heatwave sweeping through Germany. Tent temperatures are currently soaring to 30–32°C during the day and staying at 26–28°C at night. This heat stress has caused some slight leaf droopiness, but the plant is pushing through bravely. In response, I lowered the humidity to 60–65% for the flowering stage and did a very light, cautious defoliation to clear up the canopy without triggering unwanted stress during her stretch phase. With the onset of flowering, I have updated the nutrition regimen by adding Plagron Power Buds to the feeding schedule to maximize her upcoming flower clusters and bud sites. The stretch phase has been remarkably explosive this week, with new flowering sites popping up all over the canopy. While the high daytime temperatures have triggered a mild droop, her overall color and health look great. I tucked a few large fan leaves and removed minimal lower foliage to keep air moving effectively around her.