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Stoney_Stark 🌲🌲## August 18 — First Emergence Today marked the first major milestone of the grow: **both original seeds emerged from the coco**. After germination and the initial planting period, seeing both seedlings break through the surface was encouraging. At this stage, the focus was simply on getting the seedlings established and watching for signs of healthy development. Both plants had successfully emerged, giving the grow a promising start. --- ## August 21 — First Setback and New Seeds Started By August 21, it had become apparent that one of the original seedlings was unlikely to survive. The plant’s development and appearance suggested that it was not going to recover normally, so I decided to begin germinating replacements rather than wait and potentially lose additional time. I started two new seeds: - **Rainbow Factory — SoCo Genetics**, doing good - **Hash Burger — for the GrowDiaries grow**, looks stalled Both seeds were placed in separate glasses of water to begin germination. The remaining healthy-looking plant received its first substantial watering during this period. I used **500 mL of the nutrient mix prepared on August 15**, measuring approximately **750 ppm at 5.8 pH**. At this point, the grow was already beginning to take an unexpected turn. One plant was struggling while the replacement seeds were being started, meaning the next few days would involve managing plants at different stages of development. --- ## August 22 — Culling the Mutant and Replanting The struggling original plant continued to show signs that its development was abnormal. I ultimately **culled the mutating plant** rather than continue investing resources into a seedling that did not appear viable. To replace it, I introduced two new plants: - **Hash Burger — Photo, Seed Supreme** - **Rainbow Factory — SoCo Genetics** Both replacement seeds had been soaking for approximately **18 hours**. During that time, each had cracked open and begun producing a visible taproot. Once they reached that point, I moved them into their growing containers. The new plants were placed into **2-gallon fabric pots** filled with a custom coco-based medium consisting of: - Coco coir - Worm castings - Perlite - Mykos from Xtreme Gardening Before placing the seeds into the medium, I pre-moistened the growing medium with approximately **¼ gallon of nutrient solution**. The solution measured approximately **730 ppm at 5.8 pH**. This was effectively a reset for the plants that had failed while preserving the progress of the healthy seedling. The new seeds had already cracked and begun developing roots, so they were given a prepared medium designed to provide both structure and biological support as they established themselves. --- ## August 23 — Another Replacement and Continued Establishment The following day brought another change. One of the newly established Hash Burger seedlings was still not developing satisfactorily, so I **plucked the deformed Hash Burger plant**. I then sowed one of the replacement seeds that had been germinating the previous day and also added the **Rainbow Factory** seed. Because these seeds were newly planted, I prepared a small **500 mL solution** specifically for maintaining moisture around the newly sown seeds. The solution was adjusted to approximately **5.9 pH** and contained: - **1 mL Rhyzium** - **⅛ tablespoon Recharge** The priority today was establishing the newest seeds while avoiding unnecessary disturbance. At this point, the grow had gone through several rounds of selection, with the weaker or malformed seedlings being removed and new genetics being brought in to keep the run moving forward. --- ## August 24 — Seedlings Fully Emerge Today was another important transition point. One of the established plants was **not looking good when the lights came on**. The seedling had apparently tipped over onto the surface of the growing medium. I carefully stood the plant back up and provided support so that it could remain upright while its root system continued developing. Despite that setback, there was also some good news: **both of the newly planted seeds fully emerged**. With the seedlings now above the surface, I prepared a fresh **1-gallon batch of seedling feed** using Lotus Nutrients. The mixture contained: - **¼ tsp Lotus CalMag** - **¾ tsp Lotus Grow** - **5 mL Ruby Fulvic** - **1 mL Rhyzium** The finished solution measured approximately **800 ppm at 5.8 pH**. I gave the established plant **500 mL** of the solution. The day was therefore a mixture of concern and progress. One plant required physical support after falling over, but the two younger plants had successfully emerged and were now officially part of the developing canopy. --- ## August 25 — All Three Plants Established By August 25, **all three younger plants had fully emerged**, making this the first point in the journal where the current group of three plants was established and growing together. I prepared another **1-gallon batch of seedling feed**, using the same general nutrient recipe as the previous day: - **¼ tsp Lotus CalMag** - **¾ tsp Lotus Grow** - **5 mL Ruby Fulvic** - **1 mL Rhyzium** This time, I adjusted the finished solution down to approximately **450 ppm at 5.8 pH**. Each of the three plants received enough solution to **set the top layer of the growing medium**. This was a notable change from the previous day’s 800 ppm solution. With the plants still very young, the lower concentration provided a more conservative approach while they continued establishing their roots. --- # Week-One Summary The first week has been considerably more eventful than a straightforward seedling start. The grow began with **two seeds emerging on August 18**, but one quickly developed problems. By August 21, replacement seeds were already being germinated. On August 22, the original mutating plant was culled and replaced with new Hash Burger and Rainbow Factory genetics. The following day brought another removal when the deformed Hash Burger was pulled and another germinated seed was planted. By August 24, the newest seeds had successfully emerged, bringing the current group to three plants. There has also been a noticeable progression in the feeding approach. The initial healthy plant received a **750 ppm, 5.8 pH** solution, while the replacement seeds were established in pre-moistened coco at approximately **730 ppm and 5.8 pH**. Once the seedlings emerged, the Lotus-based seedling feed was initially mixed to approximately **800 ppm at 5.8 pH**, then reduced to **450 ppm at 5.8 pH** on August 25. The current grow medium consists of a coco-based blend containing **coco coir, worm castings, perlite, and Mykos**, giving the plants a combination of drainage, structure, organic material, and microbial inoculation. Most importantly, by the end of August 25, the grow had moved past the initial period of germination failures and mutations. There were now **three living, emerged seedlings**, and the focus could shift from replacing plants to watching their development, establishing healthy roots, and determining how each plant responds as it progresses beyond the earliest seedling stage. **Current status as of August 25:** three young plants established, all recently emerged, with the latest feed at approximately **450 ppm and 5.8 pH**.

Stoney_Stark Strain: Hash Burger (Seed Supreme) & Rainbow Factory Cycle Stage: Week 2 (Late August 2026) Setup: HLG 225 Diablo X LED (Closet transition to tent) | 2-Gallon Fabric Pots (Coco Coir & Perlite) Environmental & Growth Status Heat Stress: The original closet setup lacked an inline exhaust fan, causing severe heat buildup that scorched the seedlings. The largest surviving specimen was relocated to a tent on 8/31 to stabilize temperatures. Nutrient Deficiency & Shift: The Rainbow Factory plant exhibited severe yellowing and nitrogen deficiency under the Lotus nutrient line. Transitioning the feeding regimen over to Jaggar Cross Weed Fuel and associated amendments to recover vigor. Germination & Mortality: High attrition rates occurred in Week 2 due to the initial thermal spike. Two initial Hash Burger sprouts stalled out and were pulled (8/26–8/27). Action Log & Feed Schedule 8/27: Pulled failed seedling; initiated water soak for 3 replacement Hash Burger seeds. 8/29 (Sowing Day): Planted 3 cracked HB seeds directly into 2-gallon coco/perlite fabric pots. Sprayed medium with 1.5 gallons of pre-mixed solution (400 PPM, 5.8 pH): 1/4text{ tsp} Lotus CalMag 1/4text{ tsp} Lotus Grow 5text{ ml} Ruby Fulvic 5text{ ml} Fish Shit 5text{ ml} Car-Beau-Naria 8/31: Evacuated the primary surviving plant from the hot closet environment into the controlled tent setup.