Grower_Simon 🧙♂️🍵 WIZARD TREES — TEA TIME 🍵🧙♂️
Gen-1 cut · Certificate of Authenticity · USA import
Dear friends of top-shelf genetics 👋
I got lucky and managed to snag an original Wizard Trees "Tea Time" cut — certificate of authenticity included 📜 — and I'm taking you along for the whole ride: from fragile little cutting, to a strong mother, all the way to the finished product.
? The Medium
Living soil at its finest: a 70/30 coco base, mixed with worm castings ? and a handful of other quality amendments. No shortcuts, no salts — just a living, breathing substrate that does most of the work for me.
🎯 The Mission
Step one is raising this Generation-1 cut, imported straight from the USA 🇺🇸, into a stable, healthy mother. From there the plan is to pull clean, vigorous cuts and keep this rare genetic alive and circulating 🌱
📸 What to expect
Regular updates and honest documentation — the good, the bad, and the leaf-tucking. Feeding schedule, environment data, and plenty of close-ups once she starts showing what she's made of.
So grab a cup — it's Tea Time ☕🍵
Like & follow if you want to watch this one grow 💚
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Week 2. Vegetation
1d ago
1/6
25 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
22 °C
Day Air Temp
7.0
pH
No Smell
Smell
70 %
Air Humidity
20 °C
Solution Temp
20 °C
Substrate Temp
20 °C
Night Air Temp
3 l
Pot Size
0.1 l
Watering Volume
50 cm
Lamp Distance
500 PPM
CO₂ Level
Grower_Simon 🌱 WEEK 2 — Settling In 🌱
Two weeks in the house and she's already looking right at home 🏡
Our little Gen-1 Tea Time went straight into a 1L pot of living soil — small container on purpose, so the root zone stays warm, active and never sits soggy. Let the roots hunt for their water instead of drowning in it 💧
🚰 Watering routine
Roughly every 3 days, 500ml of plain tap water. No bottled nutrients, no cal-mag, nothing fancy — the soil food web is doing the feeding. That's the whole beauty of running living soil: you water the soil, and the soil takes care of the plant ?✨
📈 The Plan Ahead
Another 3–4 weeks of vegging from here, with an up-pot as soon as she tells me she wants more room. Target: reach node 6–7 around week 5–6 — and that's when the first cuts come off ✂️🌿
That first snip is the moment this whole project has been building toward. From one imported cut → to a stable mother → to a genetic that keeps living on 🔁
Growth is slow and steady right now, exactly how I like it. No stress, no pushing — strong roots first, structure later 💪
Stay tuned, more soon ☕🍵💚
Good luck! Tea Time is really an exceptional genetic variety, especially since it has been selected. 👍 How satisfied are you with the quality of the cutting?