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zie two seeds were soaked during the day, by midnight they sank and were placed in a vacuum food container, on a cotton pad, covered with the same. Moistened with a spray bottle. Put on the radiator (35°C).

zie The seeds have sprouted 3 mm roots (they germinated quickly). In the evening of the same day, they were planted in the soil at a depth of 1 cm. The soil was previously watered generously with tap water (stale) and watered again after planting. I placed them in the box. Drainage holes in the pot. Photo period - 18/6. (auto-timer).

zie Morning, no progress. At lunch, I put another seed to germinate. Just in case 😅 I sprayed the soil with a mist. At 15:20, I discovered a sprout. Hooray! By the way, this seed is the largest of all three. The temperature in the box during the day is 34°C (with the door open), I set the fan towards the plant. The height from the ground to the lamp is 32 cm. At 22:25, the temperature near the ground is around 32.5°C. The door is closed. I'm blowing air on the plant with the fan. The lamp is hanging exactly 30 cm from the ground. I placed a container of water in the box for humidity.

zie Morning - watered about 250ml of settled water. Progress is being made. The distance from the soil to the lamp is 30cm. The temperature in the box is 27.5°C with the door open. A fan is working towards the plant. The length of the seedling from the soil is 1.3 cm. I plan to raise it to 12 cm and add more soil so new roots can grow from the stem + it will reduce the height in the future. The second seed isn't sprouting. I dug it up before to see what's going on. Apparently, it was in vain. You really shouldn't do that. Well, it's not a big deal, the third one is soaking! Today I think I'll plant it in the evening. 28.03 - around 23:00 I watered the soil well since it got a bit dry. I dug up that seed that wasn't germinating, seems like it's a goner. I gave it leaves but no roots. I planted it anyway, let's see what happens.

zie The plant is growing, but judging by the reports from others, VERY SLOWLY! What could be the reason for this? The temperature is around 30+, and if I close the door, it can jump to nearly 40. The fan is blowing on the plant. I watered it yesterday morning, the first time since planting. The soil is moist (i.e., not drying out). The soil pH is 6.0-6.5. I haven't added any nutrients yet. I'm watering with cold, settled tap water. There's no meter for pH. Today around 8 PM, I transplanted the seed that I planted yesterday (the sprout hasn't even grown yet) into another pot (SOIL: composition: lowland peat, highland peat, sand, expanded clay drainage, dolomite flour, complex mineral fertilizer, fertilizer with micro-elements. NPK-300-350/300-550/450-850. pH - 5.5-6.5). To be honest, I'm already confused about the volumes, as I bought 20 liters of soil and there's very little left after filling the pot. I watered it with root stimulant at the planting site, about 250 ml (from a 2-liter bottle. I calculated 2.5 g of root stimulant for it). I left the seed a little on the surface since everything is about to appear there. (After 1.5 hours with the transplanted seed, everything is OK; it has risen a bit, and the shell has noticeably come off). The temperature in the box is now 33, the door is closed. The plant that's already growing is being blown by the fan. The distance from the soil to the lamp is 30 cm. A container with water is standing. I think that's all for today... oh, this is such a complicated thing, so much fuss and nerves!

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zie Today, 3.04.12 in the morning, I watered after a 2-day drought. In the morning, with a sleepy head, I mixed everything up and poured root stimulant into Experiment No. 1 instead of the weak solution of "AGRICOLA for veg," then I realized and added "AGRICOLA" too. In Experiment No. 2, I only poured "root stimulant." There is some progress in growth, but it's small. During the day, I turned off the light for about 40 minutes and put it on the windowsill. The temperature in the box with the door open is 30-31. With the door closed (I leave a little crack), it's currently 36.5. The temperature in the apartment is 27°C. I placed the fan directly under the lamp, even though the respected Okidoki advised placing the exhaust fan up by the ceiling; I think that wouldn't be very effective since all the heat is UNDER the lamp. And up by the ceiling, it's less than 30. So I put it under the lamp and raised the fan up to blow the hot air out through the crack by the door. I think there is a result since it doesn't reach 40 with the door closed. (Maybe it's just evening now). Oh! I also removed that reflector from the JPS.

zie I sat down, thought about it, and realized that this box is a joke and there are a lot of problems with it. I made a new one. Where there's an option to install an awesome duct for exhaust straight outside)))) the box is built. Tomorrow I'll buy the duct, set it up, and there will be photos, friends) And here come the first troubles. Experiment #1 is starting to bend not only vertically (like, for example, lowering leaves, curling tips) but also horizontally. This started happening a bit before the first nutrient application. Most likely because of the heat. Day 12. Veg has started)

zie So far, I'm having money troubles, and the extraction setup is postponed. Here’s a photo for today. Note: the temperature in this box is just as high as in the previous one - if the doors are closed and the extraction is tightly sealed. The DNaZ150 lamp heats up a lot (the temp 30cm from the plants to the lamp reaches 40-45°C), so for those who don't know, now you do. I plan to install a duct (probably only a 120 will fit) in that hole in the wall, which goes straight outside; this will serve as an outlet for hot air and the temperature will drop. Plus, later I’ll install a similar duct (100 or 120) in the box door. Today I checked prices, the 120 costs around 750 rubles, and the 100 is 550 rubles (the cheapest one available). In the end, there will be warm air blown in at room temperature and air being expelled from the box that will heat the DNaZ 150. I think this will finally normalize everything for me! God help me 🙏 And also - the box isn't tall... the lamp is close. The height is 58cm. I'll have to bend the plants down to keep them growing vertically. Still, a lack of height is better than no extraction at all.

zie Experiment No. 1 (16 days from seed) was watered with "Agricola" during veg. I used it according to the instructions on the label. The temperature is still high. I don't care about it anymore since the plant is growing, and let it grow. It looks good. It started to smell faintly (doesn't smell outside the box). I added more soil. There's still a lot of space left in the pot. For the future, to those who think like I did "I ran out of soil, whatever, I'll just add more later" - it's better not to do that. The distance from the lamp to the plant is 31 cm. When I got home during the day, I opened the box, and the temperature was 45. Now it's 34. Experiment No. 2. (12th day from seed) It's also growing, slowly, not sick. Today it was watered with regular, settled tap water. You can't see it in the photo, but it's smaller. And finally, the new box. I installed an exhaust. I bought a "Ballu" BN-120 exhaust fan for 700 rubles at the nearest store. 195 m³/hour. Power consumption is 20 W - for those interested. I sealed the gaps with mounting foam (195 rubles). In short, it seems like 0 effect... Today, when the temperature rose to 45°C, the exhaust was already running. Effect - 0! At first, I thought I'd set up an intake (from the apartment) vent, but then I decided it wouldn't change anything anyway. This damn DnaZ 150 seems to be made for boxes that are outside (in winter). I rigged up some airflow) now the fan blows on the lamp + towards the exhaust. It seems to have a slight effect.

zie The transplant of the 17-day and 13-day old plants into a new pot has been completed. It had to be done. Today is April 13. The plants haven't wilted, so everything went successfully, but of course, not without stress. So, what it means is how I transplanted them. I watered the plant normally, loosened the soil a bit, stuck my fingers in to a depth, and pulled it out... there was a specific sound like the roots were tearing... how frustrating that was, it's brutal! I didn't think that in 17 days the plant would grow such long roots... so long. Here's a photo of the leftover soil, and in it are the roots. So, I transplanted 2 plants into a long 10-liter pot right away. It's much lower than the previous one, and I might be able to keep the plant in my low box for the entire cycle. Experiment #1 (20 days from seed) has developed stigmas))) and by the way, there are some yellow spots on the leaf and along the edges. There might be 4-5 spots in total on the whole plant. I read some OLK and didn't come to a conclusion, so I decided to water it with fertilizer for FLOWERING (Uniflor Bud), which has a ton of all the micro and macro elements. Well, it's been an hour and a half since watering, and Experiment #2 has noticeably shot up. The temperature in the box is normal. It fluctuates, but at least it's not astronomically high. I water every 2 days. I watered on the 10th, and now just today. I gave it sulfur yesterday. It seems like nothing has changed. There are times when you forget about your miracle in the box. You come home, and it has grown so much! But mostly, you’re constantly checking... it feels like time goes by so slowly.

zie Experiment No. 1 (21 days from seed) - starting to yellow, 99% of the yellowing appears on the lower leaves. The leaves themselves are yellowing, becoming lighter, and yellow spots are appearing. I watered with Uniflor Bud yesterday. I calculated everything according to the label. I'm definitely not overwatering them, at night I spray them with either sulfur or plain water. No idea what could be going on. photo

zie Hey everyone! Yesterday, I watered with plain water. 1L for both plants. At night, I misted them. Today, the plants have noticeably strengthened and grown. No signs of pests observed. Everything seems to have stabilized. The temperature during the day is 33°C. Roots have come out from the drainage in the pot.

zie Today is an amazing day, it's hot! The mood is great and I have something in my pocket 😏 Experiment #1 is 25 days old from seed today) The yellowing has finally stopped increasing. You could say it's recovered. No other symptoms of illness are observed. I watered it this morning with 500ml of settled water. I occasionally use a spray. It looks fantastic. I'm bending Experiment #1 to the ground with rubber bands (tying it to the stem, which is quite inconvenient, and pulling). The stigmas are increasing in length and size. It seems it survived the transplant and is starting to grow again. The stigmas are marked in red in the photo. Experiment #2 (22 days from seed) also shot up in growth and width, after watering with plain water, it either recovered from the transplant stress or just liked the new pot. It feels like they enjoy the new pot. Experiment #2 also has stigmas, but fewer in number. I'm also pressing it down with rubber bands. This morning it was watered with 500ml of plain water. General observations: The distance from the lamp to the plant is 28cm. I've decided to water 500ml per plant every other day (for example, I watered on April 18, next time I'll water on the 20th). It seems like they like the pot, and they've recovered from the stress because I've started noticing daily growth in volume again. Or maybe it's because I watered them with plain water instead of nutrients. (Before, I was watering with nutrients and root stimulator for a long time, and in the end, I gave them a solution for flowering). So I still haven't found the cause of the yellowing leaves; it has passed. By the way, this morning, Experiment #1 lost its very first leaves. They were small (not cotyledons). The temperature in the box during the day, with the doors open, is holding at 33-34. I occasionally spray, but just a little, and I try not to hit the leaves so the water stays. No burns!

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zie The plants have moved again from the storage room due to lack of space. On May 2nd, I left after watering my flowers. I returned on May 6th. I was shocked by the plants. They didn't die, but they looked pretty bad; I regret not taking a photo. So I watered them right away, and by the evening of the same day, everything was back to normal. But many leaves are turning yellow, and not just that. I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM. Let them grow. Experiment #1 - 44 days from seed. It's small, not tall, both of them are like that. DWARFS, in short, the yield won't be great, we'll see. The central cola has gotten bigger, the buds are more compact, and trichomes are appearing. Experiment #2 - 41 days from seed. Taller than Experiment #1, but the buds are a bit weak compared to Experiment #1. When I left, the temperature was quite high; I was afraid of the landlord's arrival and completely closed the door to the storage room. The temperature was around 36 for several days. Now it's a stable 30. From the lamp to the top - 26 cm. I will water every other day. I'll try to alternate - water - nutrients - water. The plants are being blown by 2 fans. See the photo. I still haven't bought a meter. I'm already thinking about going outdoors. THERE'S NO SMELL. UNLESS YOU STICK YOUR NOSE IN THEM.

zie Today I went into the house and immediately caught a faint smell of seedlings, not that it was suspicious, but someone who knows would probably understand. Although who knows. But when I opened the box, those favorite aromas hit me. The buds have grown. (It's easy for me to notice since the last time I was home was exactly when I wrote the previous report. For those who care about the smell, the box is right across from the hallway, about 5 meters from the door. It smells a little bit. It doesn't go out to the landing. Experiment #1 - it's been 46 days since I planted the seed. The trichomes are getting MORE. Experiment #2 - it's been 43 days since I planted the seed. Overall, I really love my flowers; the moment I've been waiting for the most has finally started - flowering. But the flowers are still sick, so I gave up. P.S. The other day I found some seeds from a dealer. Strain SKUNK. The high was cool. I smoked in the woods and then ran a bit - it was fun, I've never experienced anything like that before. And it lasted about 5 hours. But my head was "wet," and it seems like sensimilla - there were seeds in the buds. Correct me if I'm wrong.

zie May 23 Experiment No. 1 - 60 days from seed, I'm already smoking it, I have the right to do so 😈 I won't write anything about how it hits to avoid ruining the smoke report. Photos later. May 23 Experiment No. 2 - 57 days from seed. It's bigger than its older sister. But less dense. Harvest is coming soon, oh yeah... Overall, they feel fucking awesome. There are some spots and yellowing on the lower leaves, but they haven't spread for a long time. I water every day or two. I watch the leaves, the overall appearance. About 1.5 liters. I alternate roughly water, water, nutrients, water, water. The buds are sticky and the smell, oh yeah... what a smell. Unique, bud-like. As soon as I walk into my place, it smells, but only in the hallway. It doesn't go out into the stairwell even though the doors are crappy. By the way, I figured out a cool method for drying buds if you need to smoke right now. I have the simplest kettle, metal, on the gas stove. I fill it halfway and boil it, then place the buds on top. (just a little, max 3 buds) and wait about 10-15 minutes. The kettle is boiling, and who cares, the buds are drying 😈 Photos later.

zie The situation is like this, experiment #1 is a bust, and there's almost nothing from the second one. So, the harvest was scheduled for June 14, on day 79 from seed. It sat in the dark for 2 days. I didn't notice any difference. (Forget about experiment #2) we smoked the first one without waiting for the harvest) This says that "if you try the bud from your plant once, you'll end up smoking it all." I don't have a scale, so I had to estimate, and it looked like no more than 30 grams from each. I think the plants are so small because I pressed them down with a weight during the seedling stage. They can either sit on the windowsill or use a cold spectrum lamp. You can also see that the buds are uneven, some long, some short. This is also due to uneven lighting and constant moves from one box to another. I dried the plant very little. I dried it and kept picking from it. But let me tell you this - the longer you dry it properly, the better the high. Drying took no more than 5 days. Then into a jar and into the fridge. It doesn't smell great in the jar right now, but if you squeeze the bud and smell it, then yes... all the sweet-sour aroma is there) By the way, the small size of the plant might be due to the small pot and the overall pot! buSmoke report In general, there were a lot of funny moments, but I noticed that I stopped getting high like before! Did you get lit? If anyone has experienced the same, let me know. One day my sister came over, and I offered her to smoke) so we did) she probably took one hit, I took two... it's like comparing it to a pipette. And that's it... it took off) that day I clearly remember I got really high. We were sitting on the couch, there was a bud on a chair in front of us, and it felt like besides that little piece of land where she and I were, the couch, and the bud, nothing else existed. An unreal huge stretched smile, laughter in my head! Yes, yes, exactly there, but sometimes it would break free. The flow of thoughts is endless. But my stoner weed is scratching my throat...(a week before the harvest, I only watered with plain water) who knows what. It keeps me high for about an hour (if it hits hard) and since I'm already lit, it's hard for me to determine anything. That hazy state in my head lasts almost the whole day if I smoked at lunch. This strain isn't bad, but next time I'll plant a different one. Maybe just Loryk. They grow fast and are small. So that's the deal, friends, I hope my report made you happy. To be honest, I was already too lazy to write it at the end and I probably won't find the strength for a new one. My recommendations for beginners - if you're growing a bud, don't pick from it even once! Remember - where there's one, there's the last one! I've tested it myself. Better yet, if you can't wait, plant one or two more plants) It's better to build the box from the start rather than on the go, as the cannabis will already be growing. For those interested in energy consumption. So, I had a Dnaz 150 + the exhaust was constantly running, and a fan. Usually, they charged about 400 rubles for electricity, but now they started charging 700-800. It's not noticeable, so no panic. - Think for yourselves.