Found some leaves showing defiencies, but not a big problem so far. It looks like Mag. defiency. Ph outcome was 6.2 so the ph lockout is not what the problem was. Will see next week if more yellowing will come or not. Plants dont look like there is some serious problem with growing, so all cool.

Day 92: I half expected to be still saying this but they are still only showing milky trichromes in the main. I have trimmed and started to dry the #1 L.o.s girl a few days ago as she looked ready visually. She smells amazing close up and was a pleasure to trim. I do think she could have gone another week in hindsight but it will be interesting to see the difference in the end result too. #2 is pushing new white pistil sets out still and her trichs are generally milky with a few still clear globes around , no signs of amber anywhere in her so far so at least a week I think. #3 The poorly girl has a few amber trichs knocking about so I think she will be taken down in the next few days. Despite her looking line rubbish the entire grow , she is producing some nice solid nugs. Their smell is so sweet and sickly that after the cure they will be so fruity to smoke. This week should see them finish perfectly. peace and blessings.

During a bad storm the one plant snapped toward the bottom the root is still there and I stuck her back in the ground from the broken tip even though I know its not going to help her come back. The sister is still growing but seems to be on defense mode right now and adapting to not having its sister next to it.

nuestra pequeña vuelve a la vegetación! acompañada de sus hermanas amnesia Haze selección Día 1/3/26 Todo perfecto la pequeña avanza bastante hien

What are long strange trip it's been 6 months but I did it

Oct 28 - Nov 4: Plant is looking good, trichomes are looking good too. Lots of frost, and smell is getting stronger. Buds are fattening up, removed some LST tie downs. Lowered light intensity to help with top cola, light is at maximum height.

Not much to say it’s early veg stage av got them on a 24 hour light cycle n a thot a longer veg period would maybe be benificial in the yield department tge skittles is well ahead so topped her av got a blueberry cheese autoflower in heat aswell a will scrog this one n will perform training on some of the girls n leave a couple to grow wild n free obviously tidy them up defoliation wen becissary but wild n free this is one of these well it’s kinda a danger grow am a prisoner in ma own home cany answer the door tae land lord Fukin stress man but can’t stop won’t stop @chedderbob112

Everything going well. Very fat flowers. Compost added on top of the soil. Final stages before harvest.

Noticed some spots on the leafs I think it's due to the heat (discoloring mostly, not related to a nute burn)

Week 21 and 3

Day 84 Week 6 flowering

Haven't updated in a while, they have been growing slow an steady 1 gallon of water every 3 to 4 days ph between 6 and 6.5

Cover crop breaking through lots of visible beneficial insects dirt smells good. Primed for the rest of veg/preflower. It with mycorrhizae molasses humic fulvic liquid this water will hit with the remainder of the alaska fish emulsion the next few watering plan on keeping kelp mycorrhizae and molasses. Mostly applying top dress going through flower as well as some potash and the remainder Pk blend I prepared. Ph a little higher than I wish might be a culprit of some over watering gonna allow a long dry retest and go from there those that have overcame the hormonal flowering shit are beginning to take off. Been amending the gravel and dirt surrounding my planting area and water around it too trying to encourage further outward root spread.

👑🌸 Pink Rosay Auto by Zamnesia | Pheno A | Week 14 💗❄️ Our Queen Has Come Down – Dense, Frosty & Absolutely Beautiful! 👑💎🌿 Welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 Well, my friends… Our Queen has officially come down. 👑✂️💗 And honestly? Look at this girl! 😂💗 We've spent weeks following Pink Rosay, watching her develop, admiring her structure, enjoying her aroma, and taking what feels like a million photographs of her. And I think I've made my feelings about this plant pretty clear by now. I LOVE THIS GIRL. 😂👑🌸 She's beautiful. She's compact. She's incredibly dense. She's frosty. She's got personality. And every time I take her into the studio, I find another reason to appreciate her. But now, the growing chapter is over. Pink Rosay Auto Pheno A has been harvested, and we've moved into the next stage of her journey. This time, instead of breaking her down immediately, I decided to keep the entire plant together. She's not an enormous plant, so fitting her whole into the drying tent was straightforward. We have her hanging upside down, drying in the same place and under the same general conditions as the other harvested girls. 🌿⬇️🌬️ And before anyone asks… No, this isn't the final report! 😂 We'll return with her trimming, the final dry weight, the smoke review, the flavours, the effects, and everything else we can honestly share once those stages are complete. For now, let's celebrate our Queen and document her final day as a living plant in the 8×8 Adventure. Because this girl deserves her own spotlight. And what a beautiful way to begin her harvest chapter! ──────────────────────── 📢 FIRST THINGS FIRST – WHY IS HARVEST DAY IN A FLOWERING WEEK? Before we get carried away admiring our Queen, let's address something that some of you might notice. We're documenting harvest day under a flowering-week update. And yes… I know how that looks! 😂 But there's a reason. GrowDiaries has restrictions on the number of photographs we can include in each update. When we're documenting individual plants, especially at harvest, we can quickly run out of space. We have the final photographs inside the tent. We have the studio session. We have portraits of the plant, close-ups of individual flowers, and plenty of details worth documenting. And that's before we even begin the trimming, drying, weighing, and smoke-review chapters! Trying to squeeze everything into one update would mean leaving out photographs and details that deserve to be included. So, just as we've done with the other girls, we're using this flowering-week report to document the final day in the tent and the harvest itself. The next report will move into the harvest stage, where we'll cover the next part of Pink Rosay's journey. This is an individual diary, and I want every plant to have her own complete story. Some people may understand the reasoning immediately. Others may wonder why the update is categorised this way. That's why we're explaining it. We're working within the platform's limitations while trying to preserve as much of the journey as possible. Thank you for understanding, everyone! 💚🌱 ──────────────────────── 👑 OUR QUEEN – THE FINAL DAY IN THE TENT Pink Rosay Auto Pheno A. Our Compact Princess. Our Queen. 💗👑🌸 From the beginning, this girl has had a special place in my heart. I've said it before, and I'll probably say it again. 😂 Not every plant needs to become the tallest girl in the room or compete for the biggest final number on the scales. Some plants simply have that something. The structure. The flowers. The personality. The way they catch your eye every time you walk into the room. And Pink Rosay has been doing exactly that. She's compact, but don't mistake that for a lack of substance. Her flowers are beautifully dense, with a frosty appearance that makes her stand out when you look closely. She's got the kind of structure that makes you want to stop what you're doing, take another look, and grab the camera. 📸💗 And that's precisely what we did. Before taking her down, we made sure to document her final appearance in the tent. Because once she's harvested, that particular moment is gone. The branches will move. The plant will change. The drying process will begin. So I wanted to keep a record of the Queen exactly as she was on her final day. One last look at the plant that has given us so much enjoyment throughout this journey. 👑🌿💚 ──────────────────────── 📸 ONE LAST WALK TO THE STUDIO Of course, we couldn't harvest Pink Rosay without giving her a proper studio session! 😂📸💗 Did you really expect anything else? This girl and the camera have developed quite a relationship. Every time I take her into the studio, I end up wanting another angle, another close-up, another photograph, and another opportunity to appreciate her details. And harvest day was no exception. We took her out for a final photographic session and captured a collection of images that will become part of her diary. Portraits. Different angles. Close-ups. Flower details. And those beautiful frosty structures that have made her such a pleasure to photograph. The studio gives us a different perspective from the grow room. Inside the tent, we see the whole environment and how the plant fits into the canopy. In the studio, we can give the individual plant all the attention. No competing for the spotlight. No neighbouring branches getting in the way. Just Pink Rosay. 💗👑✨ And honestly? She deserves every second of it. ──────────────────────── 💎 DENSE, FROSTY & BEAUTIFUL Let's talk about the flowers. Because, my friends… WOW. 😂💎🌸 One of the things that really stands out about Pink Rosay is how dense and substantial her flowers look. She's compact, but the flowers have a presence of their own. And then there's the frost. ❄️💚 The resinous appearance adds another layer of beauty to the flower structure, and it's something I particularly enjoy capturing with the camera. From a distance, you see a beautiful plant. Move closer, and you start noticing the individual shapes and textures. Get closer still, and the flowers become little landscapes of their own. That's what makes macro photography and photo stacking so enjoyable for me. There's always another detail to discover. Another angle to explore. Another photograph that shows something a little differently. And Pink Rosay has given us plenty of reasons to keep looking. She's not simply beautiful from one particular angle. She's a beautiful subject to explore. 📸❄️💗 ──────────────────────── 🌸 THE COMPACT PRINCESS HAS EARNED HER CROWN I've called her my Compact Princess throughout this journey. And now, I think she's officially been promoted. 😂👑 Ladies and gentlemen… Our Queen! 💗👑🌿 She's not trying to be the biggest plant in the room. She's not trying to compete with the taller girls. She's simply being herself. Compact. Dense. Frosty. Beautiful. And full of personality. I think that's something worth appreciating. We can easily become obsessed with plant height, branch count, and final dry weight. Those measurements have their place, of course. But they don't tell the whole story. A plant can be memorable because of her structure. Because of her aroma. Because of the way she develops. Because of the pleasure she brings to the growing experience. Or simply because every time you look at her, you think: "Damn, girl… you're beautiful." 😂💗 That's been my experience with Pink Rosay. And today, as we take her down, I'm not just thinking about the harvest. I'm also thinking about how much I've enjoyed growing and documenting her. That's part of the reward, too. ──────────────────────── 📸 A FINAL PHOTOGRAPHIC MEMORY One of the things I appreciate most about keeping individual diaries is being able to look back. Week after week, we have photographs documenting the journey. We can see how the plant started. We can follow her development. We can compare earlier structures with what we see at harvest. And we can preserve those little details that might otherwise be forgotten once the plant has been taken down. That's why I take so many photographs. 😂📸 Sometimes I probably take more than I need. But I'd rather have the photographs and be able to choose from them later than wish I'd taken another shot. And Pink Rosay has been a perfect example of why I enjoy this approach. She's been a pleasure to photograph throughout her journey, and this final studio session gives us one more opportunity to celebrate her. The next time we see her in the diary, the focus will be different. We'll be looking at the post-harvest process. But these photographs preserve the Queen as she looked at the end of her flowering journey. And I think that's worth doing properly. 💗🌸📸 ──────────────────────── ✂️ HARVEST DAY – THIS TIME, WE KEEP HER WHOLE Now, here's where Pink Rosay's story takes a slightly different direction. Rather than immediately breaking her down into individual branches, I decided to hang the entire plant upside down. 🌿⬇️ She's a compact girl, which made this a practical option for the space available in our drying tent. So after her final photographs, we harvested her and moved her into the drying area. The whole plant is now hanging upside down. One plant. One structure. One new chapter. 💚🌬️ We've used other approaches with different plants during this adventure, and that's part of what makes documenting individual diaries interesting. Not every plant has the same size, structure, or practical requirements. And sometimes, the approach we choose for one girl will be different from what we choose for another. For Pink Rosay, keeping her whole was the decision we made for this harvest. We'll now let the drying process progress and document the next stage when she's ready. I'm not going to pretend that we already know exactly how long she'll take. We'll follow the actual drying process rather than decide the finish date in advance. Because the calendar doesn't get the final word. The plant does. 😂🌿 ──────────────────────── 🌬️ THE DRYING ROOM – SAME PLACE, SAME GENERAL CONDITIONS Pink Rosay is now hanging in the same drying area as the other harvested plants, under the same general environmental conditions. We're keeping the drying environment around the conditions we've been using for the other girls. 🌡️ Temperature: around 20°C 💧 Relative humidity: beginning around 45%, then increasing into the 60% range as part of our drying-room approach. 🌬️ Drying location: the same dedicated space used for the other harvested plants. These are the general conditions we're working with, not a guarantee of a particular drying duration. The time required can vary depending on the plant, the structure, the density of the flowers, and how the material responds as it dries. And Pink Rosay has some beautifully dense flowers, so we're going to let the process tell us when she's ready for the next stage. We won't rush her simply because another plant finished sooner. We won't assume that every plant needs exactly the same amount of time. We'll observe, assess, and document. 🌿💚 ──────────────────────── ⏳ HOW LONG WILL SHE TAKE TO DRY? That's the question, isn't it? 😂🌬️ And honestly… I don't have a precise answer yet. Our drying periods with previous plants have generally fallen somewhere between one and two weeks, depending on the plant and the conditions. But that isn't a deadline, and I'm not going to assign Pink Rosay a finish date before we've seen how she progresses. She's hanging as a whole plant, and her flowers are dense. So we'll monitor her rather than make promises about the calendar. When she's ready for the next stage, we'll document that. When it's time for trimming, we'll bring out the scissors. When it's time to weigh her, we'll record the result. And when it's time for the smoke review, we'll share our experience. One stage at a time. That's how we keep the report honest. No invented drying duration. No premature final weight. No smoke review before we've reached that point. 😂💚 The Queen has started drying. Now we give her the time she needs, and we'll meet her again in the next chapter. ──────────────────────── 👑 SAME QUEEN, DIFFERENT CHAPTER There's something I love about this transition. Until now, we've mostly been documenting Pink Rosay as a growing plant. We've talked about her development, her structure, her flowers, and the enjoyment she's brought to the grow room. Now the focus changes. The tent chapter is over. The drying chapter has begun. And after that, we'll move into trimming and the rest of the post-harvest journey. Each stage deserves its own attention. It's also why we're keeping this update separate from the next one. Today, we're celebrating harvest day. Next time, we'll document what happens after the drying stage and share the details that belong in that report. I want you to be able to follow the journey without having to guess what happened between one photograph and the next. That's the whole point of keeping these diaries. The story continues, even when the plant is no longer standing in the tent. 💗🌿👑 ──────────────────────── 🌱 THE 8×8 ADVENTURE – ANOTHER GIRL COMPLETES HER JOURNEY One by one, our girls are reaching the end of their time in the grow room. And every harvest gives us another opportunity to look back at the differences between the plants we've grown together. Different sizes. Different structures. Different flowering patterns. Different personalities. And different harvest stories. Pink Rosay has been one of those plants that made me appreciate the experience beyond the final numbers. I've enjoyed growing her. I've enjoyed watching her develop. I've enjoyed photographing her. And now I'm enjoying documenting her transition into the next stage. The remaining plants continue their own journeys, while Pink Rosay begins hers in the drying tent. That's the 8×8 Adventure. Not every plant follows the same timeline. Not every plant gives us the same experience. And not every plant needs to tell the same story. Our Queen has finished her flowering chapter. Now we'll see what the next one brings. 💚🌱 ──────────────────────── 😂 PRESENT DOGDOCTOR VS. FUTURE DOGDOCTOR Let's be honest… Present DogDoctor has done enough for today. 😂📸👑 We took the final tent photographs. We moved the Queen into the studio. We took a bunch of pictures. We admired the flowers. We harvested her. We hung her whole in the drying tent. And now… we wait. 😂🌬️ Future DogDoctor can deal with trimming. Future DogDoctor can deal with the final weight. Future DogDoctor can prepare the smoke review. And Future DogDoctor can tell you what the next stage looks and feels like once we get there. Present DogDoctor? He's happy. He's looking at the photographs. He's appreciating the Queen. And he's pleased that another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure has been documented. 😂💗 Priorities, my friends. ──────────────────────── 🔍 WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? Here's what we'll be documenting in the upcoming report: 🌬️ The drying progress and the transition to the next stage. ✂️ The trimming session. ⚖️ The final dry weight, once we have it. 👃 The aroma and flavour impressions when we can assess them properly. 💨 The smoke review and our personal experience. 💗 And, of course, our final thoughts on Pink Rosay Auto Pheno A. We'll share the results when those stages are complete. For now, she's hanging whole, upside down, in the drying area. Her flowers are beautiful. Her growing journey has come to an end. And the next part of her story is already underway. 🌿👑💚 ──────────────────────── 💭 FINAL THOUGHTS – OUR QUEEN HAS EARNED HER CROWN Week 14. Pink Rosay Auto by Zamnesia. Pheno A. Harvest day. 💗👑🌸 And what a beautiful girl she has been. She's compact. She's dense. She's frosty. She's beautiful. And she's been an absolute pleasure to grow and photograph. Today, we said goodbye to her time in the tent. We took her final photographs. We gave her the studio session she deserved. And then we harvested her, keeping the entire plant together and hanging her upside down in the drying area. She's now drying alongside the other girls, in the same space and under the same general environmental conditions. But her story isn't finished. Not even close. 😂💗 We still have the trimming. We still have the final weight. We still have the smoke review. And we still have the opportunity to look back at the whole journey and share our conclusions. Those details belong in the next report, once we have them. For now, I simply want to celebrate the plant that brought us here. I've said it so many times that I'm probably starting to sound like a broken record. 😂 But I genuinely love this girl. Not just for what she might weigh. Not just for what the flowers look like. But for the whole experience of growing her. She made me want to take more photographs. She made me want to spend more time in the studio. She made me appreciate the little details. And she reminded me that growing is about more than chasing the biggest number on a scale. Sometimes, you grow a plant that simply makes you happy. And Pink Rosay has done exactly that. 💗👑✨ So let's give our Queen the spotlight one more time for this chapter. Let's celebrate her beautiful flowers. Let's appreciate the frost. Let's remember the journey. And let's give her the time she needs as she moves through the drying stage. The scissors can wait. The scales can wait. The smoke review can wait. 😂✂️⚖️ For now, our Queen is resting. And when she's ready, we'll be back to tell the next part of her story. Thank you, Pink Rosay. It's been an honor. 💗👑🌸❄️ ──────────────────────── 🙏 THANK YOU As always, a huge thank you to everyone following the 8×8 Adventure! 💚🌱 Thank you to GrowDiaries for giving us the space to document these individual journeys and share the experience with growers around the world. Thank you to Zamnesia for the Pink Rosay genetics and for giving us the opportunity to grow and document this beautiful girl. Thank you to Plagron for supporting the nutritional side of the adventure. A massive thank you to Future of Grow for supplying the additional Black Series 600W fixtures and allowing us to explore the expanded lighting setup. 💡☀️🌿 Thank you to Lumiflora for helping illuminate the deeper areas of the canopy. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping us monitor and manage the environment behind the scenes. And, of course, thank you to everyone who follows these diaries, leaves comments, asks questions, shares experiences, and enjoys the journey with us. Every comment. Every question. Every message. Every person who takes the time to stop by and see what these girls are doing. It genuinely means a lot. 💚 ──────────────────────── 💚 COME JOIN OUR DISCORD COMMUNITY! And if you haven't joined us yet, you're more than welcome to come and say hello! 🌿 DogDoctorOfficial Community: https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial We have a growing community of people who enjoy sharing experiences, asking questions, discussing equipment, talking about their grows, and learning from one another. We also have community discount codes, competitions where members can win prizes, giveaways, and other activities along the way. But above all, we have a community that feels like family. 💚🤝🌱 You don't need to be an expert to join. You don't need years of experience. You don't need to know every technical term. You can ask questions, share your own journey, join the conversations, or simply hang out and listen. Everyone is welcome. There's no need to prove yourself or compete with anyone. We're here to share experiences, help each other learn, and enjoy the journey together. So come and join us if that sounds like your kind of place. We'd love to have you with us! 💚🌿 ──────────────────────── 🌸 SEE YOU IN THE NEXT CHAPTER! Pink Rosay Auto Pheno A. Our Compact Princess. Our Queen. 👑💗 Her time in the tent is over. Her studio session is complete. She's now hanging whole, upside down, in the drying area. And the next chapter is waiting. We'll return with the trimming, the final weight, the smoke review, and everything else that belongs in her harvest report. Until then, we'll let her dry, keep documenting the journey, and enjoy the photographs from the plant that made us smile so many times along the way. Growers Love, my friends. 💚🌱 See you next week in the 8×8 jungle… where the photons keep flying for the girls still growing, the harvested ladies begin their next chapters, and our Compact Princess reminds us that a plant doesn't have to be the biggest to earn a crown. 😂💗👑🌿 Pink Rosay… you've earned your crown. Keep shining, Queen. 💚

The time to move this cutie pie to the autopot came and with it the feeding applications, for this i use all in one pellets from aptus and i use about 75g for the all cycle , wen transplanting i always use the mycor mixe help to promote my root with the fungus world life. For now i will be feeding all in one liquid also but just until the pellets have time to brake and get available to my girl <3 <3 <3 Started her training with for me is just leaf bending and making sure that the lower branch get light and get a chance to grow the same high as the main one, or as close as i can get it <3<3<3 For this week this is it , looking flowerd to see her exploding so that i can plug in the autopots , but for now i will keep doing top feedings for a week or so <3 <3 <3 As always thank you all for stopping by and for supporting me on this journey, i am super passion about growing and fell blessed to have you all with me on this new journey <3 <3 <3 Genetics - Fast Buds Tropicana Cookies Auto Ligth - LUMATEK ZEUS 465 COMPACT PRO 
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https://lumatek-lighting.com/ <3 <3 <3 Growers love to you all <3 <3 <3 Tropicana Cookies Auto is the perfect variety for growers of all levels, especially beginners as this strain performs very well outdoors and indoors, and can produce up to 500gr/m2 in 56-63 days without needing extra maintenance. Reaching up to 110cm, this strain grows fairly tall with medium-sized branching, showing its mixed heritage. Definitely the right choice for those with a high tolerance looking to get their hands on the strongest autoflowers out there. Thanks to the 27% THC, you can expect an extremely powerful and long-lasting high that’ll boost your mood and give you that extra push you need to start your days on the right foot. This variety offers the whole range of citrusy and woody flavors with a strong candy-sweet background that will keep you coming back for more and more. Bud description Tropicana Cookies Auto produces gorgeous dark purple flowers, so expect really dark buds with gorgeous hues of pink, purple and blue, and thick dark-orange hairs that get completely covered in resin by harvest time, giving them an almost shiny-white appearance. This variety develops a typical Indica-like structure and very few sugar leaves that will make your trimming sessions a breeze. But make sure to store your trimmings as the gorgeous flowers reek of a mouth-watering blend of lemon peels, orange juice, and sandalwood that gives it almost a citrus candy-like flavor that makes for the most aromatic hash and extractions.Smoke report Thanks to the 27% THC, Tropicana Cookies Auto’s effect starts with an energizing head rush that gets your mind up and running while leaving you in a nice calm state. As the Indica-dominant side kicks in, the powerful cerebral effect gradually moves downwards and hits your whole body with a deep relaxation that leaves you with a joyful stoney sensation that alleviates chronic pain while leaving you in an overall happy and positive state of mind. It’s the perfect daytime and nighttime strain as it can boost your mood and enhance a night out with friends but can also quiet your mind as you get ready for a good night of sleep. No matter the scenario, expect a powerful high that lasts for hours on end.Plant appearance Tropicana Cookies Auto reaches up to 110cm and develops a tall main cola with shorter side branches, typical of hybrid strains. You can expect a stocky yet tall main cola with medium-sized side branches and thin fan leaves that fade into a yellowish hue with a beautiful dark purple tint. Thanks to the excellent selection, this variety develops a short internodal spacing that makes the medium-sized flowers look like they’re growing stacked on top of each other. It’s the ideal choice for growers who want to get big yields without having to deal with huge plants, as this monster yielder can produce up to 150g per plant while growing relatively short. Grow tips This variety grows super dense buds so make sure to space out the branches by tying them down, this way you improve airflow which helps prevent mold and other pests. Tropicana Cookies auto reek of a delicious sweet and sour smell so make sure to flush thoroughly to enhance the aromas even more. This terpene heavyweight finishes with lots of resinous sugar leaves that make for fantastic hash and extractions so remember to have your trim bucket ready!Flavor Tropicana Cookies Auto boasts remarkably sweet flavors that resemble a blend of lemon peels and fresh orange juice, with subtle floral undertones that make it the perfect choice for extractors looking for unique terpene profiles. Expect an overall citrusy zest that’ll coat your whole mouth and leave a delicious tropical candy-like flavor aftertaste. The sweet and sour flavors get balanced out with a herbal background that gets stronger as you exhale and gradually opens up, bringing out the whole range of woody, floral, and spicy flavors, making it the perfect choice for the most flavorful extracts.

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1/20/2023- So much to do pre grow and over the next 16 days, absolute first order of business is that I have to take down my current Grow---TIMBER-- Then I have a list of things I have to get done in order to be ready to start this grow 1 Feb. With that said T - 2 days until start 48 hour Flush T - 2 days until Start 48 hours of Light T - 4 days until TIMBER!!! Items that need to be done before 1 Feb 2023 1. I need to clean the tent out 2. I need to clean the equipment- Proper Sanitization between grows in Hydro is a must!!! 3. I need to get the hole in the ceiling above my tent repaired- For my last grow I had a deep sink installed in my grow room, to make Hydroponics a little bit easier and have a water source in the same room. The seals on the pipes they were installing broke and leaked through the ceiling causing some damage all the way across my grow room, I was already weeks into my grow and couldn't risk them working above my tent and it would have been very awkward positon for them to be working in as well, so have to get this done quickly between chop and germination. 4. I have to install my new light- I was using a Vivosun 4000 and for this grow I am switching up to a Spider-farmer SF 7000. 1/20/23- For this upcoming grow I am working with M/F photo seeds so I ordered 4 Sex determination kits. I recieved my my 4 Sex determination testing kits from Rimrock Analytics today. I will be using these to test my plants at week 2 of Veg so that when/if I take clones I know I am taking them off females. As well as I don't want to accidently pollinate my tent during this grow I am looking for big beautiful buds not seeded buds. :-) 1/24/2023- Harvest of current grow- Started at 2:00pm and finshed wet trim and firt batch into the freeze dryer. 1/25/2023- Next batch into the freeze dryer and cleaning all my equipment for this Grow. T-1 Day until the workers are supposed to be here to fix the hole in the Grow Room. T-3 days until I instll my new Gorilla Grow Tent and my New Light Spider Farmer SE-7000 for this grow. T-7 Days until Start of Germination 1/26/2023- Harvest is done ran through the Freeze dryer and dry tim completed. 1/27/2023- Grow Room repairs completed. Hole is gone Letting the paint dry before I install the new tent. T-2 days until Install the New Gorilla Grow tent and the new Light T-3 days until I put the hydro equipment in the new tent T-5 days until Germination 1/29/2023- Day 0- Final Pre Germination activities Germination Start T-3 days The paint on the ceiling was dry and it was time to finish prepping for Germination. I got the following items knocked off my list. New 4X4 Gorilla Grow Tent is up and ready New Spider Farmer SE-7000 Light is installed- Thanks Moony Grows for the suggestion and for the Code that got me some money off and free shipping (Moonygrows)!! I turned the lights all the way up to max and set the timer to 18/6 0600-0000. I will keep an eye on the temperature and humidity without my plants and see how hot it gets with the new light. I put my Hydro system back together and put in 40 gallons of water into it, time to monitor for leaks the next few days. I Setup my cloning machine for Germination Days 3-11 1/30/2023 let me break down the situation, ROOM in the TENT.. Enough said.. No really I tried putting my exhaust system up in the new tent with my new light, The light is so big corner to corner that it really didn't give me enough room for the lights be be raised, with the exahust hanging the buckets my plants are Starting in are 2 and 1/2 feet off the ground, great for plenty of room for roots but not so great for upwards space for the plant to grow. In a 6' 11 tent with the exauhst in side and hanging that only gave me a little over 4 feet of grow room to play with. My last grow if you saw my diary, anyone could tell I was struggling to keep the buds off the lights. No good, Since space was such an issue I was running my carbon filter inside on the ground but It really needed to be up sucking the heat out not shooting the cool out. With that setup I was sucking air through the filter and pushing it out the tent at a bottom exhaust hole cold out. Wasn't doing me any good for my heat. I was hitting temps of up to 85 degrees. I bought a portable AC unit and have been running it in the grow room to try and keep temps below 85 and I have had to lower the power on my lights during grow also not ideal.. With that said a friend of mine MoonyGrows (Check out his diary) took the time to look at my issue send me a picture of my grow tent setup with detailed instructions on how to suck the air out from the top but putting my filter and fan on top of my tent so no room issue and I am sucking the air out from the top where the heat is instead of pushing the air out from the bottom where the cool is... THANK YOU MoonyGrows For taking the time to help me get this straightened out.. Now I have room and I have the exhausts working right and now my temps with everything at 100% are topping out at 80 this dropped the temp by 5 + degrees at 100% max. T-2 days until Start of Germination Prepped my seed tray with humidity dome Prepped my Rapid Rooter plugs. I Used RO water, and I added a few drops of Hydrogen peroxide to Oxygenate the water. I then PH balanced between 5.7-6.0 the same that they will be getting in the Cloning Machine and when they get to thier final grow pod. I perfere the 5.8x range and I hit 5.84 for these rapid rooters. If you want to see a complete video on the process HowWeedGrow has an amzing video that shows step by step how to do it and explains it better than I ever could including how to plant the seeds. Which I will cover when I get to that step on Wed. https://www.howweedgrow.com/how-germinate-weed-seeds-cannabis-rapid-rooters/ 1/31/2023 T-1 day until Germination Start All set and ready have my Rapid Rooter plugs ready to go have my seeds out.. Have my seed tray warming up tonight. Tomorrow morning right into the Rapid Rooter then strait into the tray. I will spray the dome to start the humidity in there. 2/1/2023 Germination Day!! Let the games begin! 0600am Put the seeds into the Root Riots. And then put the seeded Root Riots into their first home the Seed tray. I have them under the light 24/7. Sprayed the dome 7:30pm Sprayed the Dome to keep humidity going on the dome. 2/2/2023 Day 1 of Germination Sprayed the Dome in the morning Sprayed the Dome in the evening 2/3/2023 Day 2 of Germination Roots are starting to come out the bottom of the root riot plugs and the heads are slowly popping out of Number 4 just below the surface. Afternoon- Number 4 has popped up Evening- Number 3 has popped up as well. Happy Dance!! 2/4/2023 Day 3 - Germination Surprise Surprise Surprise- all 4 have now poked their heads up.. Happy day!! 100% Germination succeeded. Now major milestone to track is how many are female and how many are male. I will take look at the roots this afternoon/evening and see if they have enough root to go into the cloning machine for the next 7 days before they go into their Hydro Pods. Day 3 - Germination - Evening.. Roots looked good and they were tall enough to make it into the cloning machine. Now that they are all in the cloning machine I have switched the lighting to veg state 18 on 6 off. 2/5/2023 Day 4 - Germination - Morning All the Ladies (fingers crossed) looking great stretching nicely and look nice and green, Photo synthesis underway.... UPDATE!! After a very interesting POD cast on FSTS by Dr. Bruce Bugsbee from Utah University, I have shifted my lighting to 24 hours on through seedling and then I am going to shift to 20 hours on the rest of Veg. 2/6/2023 Day 5 - Germination While Checking on my conditions inside the new tent last night, I found that the Humidity was down to 39 Percent. I added an AquaOasis Cool Mist Humidifier, the reason I selected this humidifier is that I needed one that could be turned on and off utilizing my Inkbird Humidity Controller IHC200 that I have my Pro Breeze Dehumidifier currently running with. Root structures are starting to get there about 1/4 of an inch. 2/7/2023 Day 6 - Germination Everything seems on track more roots poking out of each today. They are each getting a little taller as well. Checked in the evening and number 3 was drooping the Root riot plug on the bottome was dry and the roots were not in the water yet. I raised the water just enough that the longest root that was sticking out is now hitting the water. 2/8/2023 Day 7 - Germination Everything looked good while checking in on them this morning number 3 is now full up and no droop again. 2/9/2023 Day 8 - Germination T-2 days until Plant into Forever Pods and we start week 1 of Veg .. :-) Surprising thing to me is that number 1 and 2 were later in popping then 3 and 4 but the roots are growing longer in 1 and 2. 2/10/2023 Day 9 - Germination Number 1 and Number 2 are definitely ready for transplant today.. Based on how they were yesterday and where they are today I am hoping by tomorrow 3 and 4 are ready. Today they look to me where 1 and 2 did yesterday.. I really hope 3 and 4 catch up by tomorrow since.. T-1 day until transplant to new/ final home for grow. Need the roots long enough to have some clay down in the basket to keep the root riot out of the water and only roots in the water.. 2/11/2023 Day 10 - Germination Today they got placed in thier forever Home, 7 days from Sprout and 7 days until Week 1 Start. PPM- 180 this is water out of the Tap Temp Water: 70.7 Temp Tent: 77 Humidity: 40% I have a humidifier going 24/7 to try and bring this up.. I also have Humidity Domes on each plant. 2/12/2023 Day 11 - Germination Sprayed the domes, all are looking good.. Nothing much to do at this phase but Keep monitoring the PH level in the system and making sure they have a comfortable home. T-6 days until Week 1 start 2/13/2023 Day 12 - Germination Sprayed the domes, They were looking a little yellow today so I moved the light down to assist. Nothing much to do at this phase but Keep monitoring the PH level in the system and making sure they have a comfortable home. T-5 days until Week 1 start 2/14/2023 Day 13 - Germination Sprayed the domes, They were looking a little Florissant yellow today, with what looks like slight burn on the tips, I talked with a fellow grower and we agreed that It was probably that I was drowning them, Yes you can drown you plants even in Hydro, but only early on.. :-) It usually happens with the water being too high, which soaks not only the roots but the medium (root Riot plug in this case). I lowered the water from touching the bottom of the pot to about 1" away. This will probably take 3-4 days to resolve. I will continue my daily monitoring. T-4 days until Week 1 start 2/15/2023 Day 14 - Germination Sprayed the domes, continue my daily monitoring they look a little darker green instead of lime green now that I lowered the water levels in the system, so I think that I might have resolved the issue but it will take a few days for recovery to happen. T-3 days until Week 1 start 2/16/2023 Day 15 - Germination I looked in on them this morning, 3 and 4 look like they are doing well and recovering nicely. Number 1 not so much it has brown spots on the leaves, this very well can still be a side effect of the overwatering but I decide to go ahead and add Nutes earlier than I was planning just incase. I was going to wait until Saturday but I think intervention is necessary now especially after drowning them early on. I added 1/2 what I am planning on adding for week 1 start. I also think I am going to adjust my chart to add 1/2 2 days after plant from now on. I don't think it would hurt it to have some Nutes to pull from. .25ml/Gal Calmag = 12.5ml 1ml/gal GH FloraMicro= 50ml 1ml/gal GH FloraGro = 50ml 1ml/gal GH FloraBloom = 50ml T-2 days until Week 1 start = I will drain the system and start it over on Saturday with Week 1 Nutes. 2/17/2023 Day 16- Germination I didn't even want to post today after looking in on them this morning, 3 of the 4 are now showing signs of dronwing.. Brown spots on the leaves, the water levels were still too high.. I drained about another inch out of the tanks.. Will see how quick they recover.. I start week 1 tomorrow and will have to ensure my water levels are at least 1" away from the basket on this round.

Defoliated heavily, and I'm giving only water for the last weeks