2x Plants with liqui cannabiz doing very - ghe tri 2x coming along (adjusted their nutes) lets hope for the ge best..ill be doing some fimming through out he week.. Hopefully side branches eill catchup during stretch period.. Looks like 2 showing signs of flowering.. Hectic week ahead @ work - will try my best not 2 f&#k things up..sofar so good.. Had some issues with LC buckets - looks like ektra NSol solving the issue.. Lets see changing all nutes 2morrow

Harvest day 60. Bring on the dry and cure.

Tag 98: Die letzten 2 Wochen sind angebochen😀!! Ab sofort wird die Triple G nicht mehr gedüngt. Sie ist schon jetzt sehr klebrig. Und riecht intensiv. Das Klima ist ganz gut, nicht so warm gerade. Tag 102: Es scheint ein Kühler August zu werden, das ist ganz Wunderbar für meine Pflanzen 😍 jetzt in der Endphase.

Weekly update: August 6th Looking great, major spurt of growth on both girls, #1 (sativa leaning girl) had major final stretch to end off stretch in 3 days (hopefully). And #2 (stockier indica leaning pheno) has had a big increase in flower size in 3 days which is promising, and is also producing a very sweet and tropical fruity gas smell, this is TCP after all! Oh yea and I’m running about 1700 center 500 outer ppfd and tapering down if I see anything but nothing so far all good nice genetics, may drop in the next week even if no signs or symptoms, to prevent and not be too greedy. Now for the not so good… been getting 10% runoff almost every feed, but my runoff of #1 was 3500ppm and pH 4.5 and #2 at 5000ppm and pH 4.5. Been giving around 850 ppm input at pH 6.0, never went over 1000ppm input. So I have to correct with 25% increase in feed volume, 300-400ppm input at pH 7.0 for what I infer to be 2-3 feeds until runoff ppm is significantly lower, and pH is at least 5.5. UPDATE Aug 8: To address the toxic/locked-out root-zone I did a regular feed with runoff (1.5 gal total volume per pot @ 820ppm bloom focus), runoff consisted of pH 4.2-4.5 and 4000-6000ppm... OUCH. I then fertigated with 0.5 gal plain pH 6.5-7 dechlorinated tap water each. I repeated this a total of 3 times, to which the last flush had 3 ml/gal cal-mag. final runoff ppm @ 1000-2000, pH 5.3-5.5. To conclude, I more than likely wasn't achieving enough runoff per scheduled feed, and did not cycle a few plain pH adjusted waterings. I had almost the same thing happen last run with autos, except they were showing signs of lockout, these photo girls are not. I must do a regular watering every 3 feeds, achieve 20% runoff with high ppm feeds, and 15% runoff at least with mild to moderate ppm's. Lesson learned, I hope I get a full run in the future without hiccups like this. UPDATE Aug 9: Big thanks to @00110001001001111O for suggesting i omit the light hanger and hang from the carabiner, I thought I was out of vertical space until this was pointed out. Check him out, he always has well informed answers to grow questions: https://growdiaries.com/grower/00110001001001111o

Vamos familia, actualizamos la 4 semana de floración de estas Purple Og Kush . Y es que hasta aquí todo va correcto , tienen un buen color, se ven sanas, y van progresando las flores adecuadamente. La alimentación de Agrobeta la están aceptando muy bien , ya se las puede apreciar. Agrobeta: https://www.agrobeta.com/agrobetatiendaonline/36-abonos-canamo Mars hydro: Code discount: EL420 https://www.mars-hydro.com/ Las maximas de temperatura no superan los 26 grados y las mínimas no bajan 20, así que no me puedo quejar. Los niveles de humedad también son los correctos van entre 50%/65% de humedad relativa. Por supuesto el Ph lo estamos dejando alrededor de 6. Hasta aquí es todo, buenos humos 💨💨💨.

Alright growmies 🤙🏻 so week 9 of veg been a lot longer than I expected but due to situations need to be adjusted. So we’re going to repot the runtz into 20litre pots this week and start flowering next week latest. All clones have successfully rooted and will be going into another smaller tent for the time being of flowering the rest. Few absolutely beautiful plants in here so far can’t wait to see what next few weeks look like, hopefully don’t run into hight issues due to stretching 😂👌🏻 well see

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Alright Then We just hit week 2 and all is well , have to admit she tricked me by perhaps topping herself which stunted her I think ,still good Growth in just 14 days😃 ....... So this little sprout is tuff but I screwed up and placed in a bad spot and it got HEAT STRESSED😭 Fixed problem so should see it bounce back within a few days.......👍 Very little water given ,so far and rain water to be used entire growth Lights being readjusted and chart updated .........👍 👉I WISH GD HAD DISCORD SERVER SO GROWMIES COULD HAVE A PLACE TO HELP AND TALK THINGS RELATED TO GROWING IN REAL TIME .....👈 👉SO I CREATED ONE ALL YOU NEED IS TO JOIN THE GROWDIARIES DISCORD SERVER !!!!!!!!!!!👈 LINK IS 👉 https://discord.gg/zQmTHkbejs AND SEE HOW IT PLAYS OUT !!!!!!!

I'm going away for 30 days about a week into this grow. I'm going to automate weeks 1 through 5 by using the Blumat watering system along with the automated fan from AC Infinity. Hopefully, these will keep things going while I'm gone. I've never used the Blumat products before and I'm excited to see their potential. If I succeed, I'll return to happy 5-week old plants. If not, I'll have to start a new grow...which is what I was going to do anyway. I have nothing to lose but a couple of seeds. Let's get this automated grow started. Day 1 - I placed the seeds directly in a fist-sized clump of Coast of Maine Seed Starter soil that was then placed in a 3-gallon pot full of Coast of Maine Stonington Blend. This will ensure the seedling doesn't get exposed to the nutrient-rich soil too soon. I set the light 2 feet above the top of the pots so they have room to grow into the 18" to 12" range. I also set the light strength to 60% during germination. The temperature in the tent remained 75 degrees and humidity was 70%. I also covered the soil over the germinating seeds with mason jars to act as humidity domes. Day 4 - Both pots sprouted this morning. I immediately removed the mason jar humidity domes. I also increased the light to 70% strength and installed the Blumat watering system to help me keep things growing while I'm gone.

I’m two weeks late on widow you guys I’m so sorry. Had a few complications but she’s growing like a champ now. I topped her last week wanted to give her some time To recover. She has these small spots on the bottom leaves so ima defoliate those to allow more airflow up top. Introduced some cal mag to her to keep her nice and green. Had a little bit of white fungus so I sprayed her with a milk water to keep it away also put a new fan in for airflow. Probably will let her veg for another two weeks then switch to flower

💜 Purple Haze by Zamnesia – Pheno B Week 6 | Growing at Her Own Rhythm Welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! One of the greatest lessons this project continues teaching me is that plants don't read calendars. They don't know what week we're calling it. They don't compare themselves to the plant growing beside them. They simply follow the instructions written inside their own genetics. Purple Haze Pheno B has become the perfect example of that philosophy. While several of her sisters are rapidly building flowers, this beautiful lady has chosen a much more relaxed pace. She's not behind. She's simply growing at her own rhythm. And she's doing it beautifully. 🌱 The Beauty of the 12/12 Adventure For everyone joining this diary for the first time, welcome! This entire project is being grown using the 12/12 From Seed technique. Every seed was placed directly under a 12-hour light and 12-hour dark cycle from germination, allowing each phenotype to express its natural growth pattern without a traditional vegetative period. Every plant receives exactly the same opportunity. The same lighting. The same nutrition. The same environment. The same temperatures. The same humidity. The same daily attention. The only thing changing... ...is the genetics. And once again, genetics are telling a fascinating story. 🌿 Strength Before Speed Standing at approximately 85 cm, Purple Haze Pheno B has developed into a wonderfully vigorous plant. Her structure is strong. Her branches are sturdy. Her canopy remains full of healthy foliage. Her colour is exactly what every grower hopes to see. Deep green. Lush. Full of life. What makes this phenotype unique isn't what she's doing... It's what she's not doing. Unlike some of the other ladies, she hasn't rushed into explosive flower production. Instead, she continues investing energy into maintaining an incredibly healthy framework that will eventually support whatever comes next. Sometimes nature prefers to build the foundation before decorating the house. 🌸 Flowering... One Step at a Time If I compare this week's photographs with last week's, the difference isn't dramatic. And that's perfectly okay. Fresh pistils continue appearing across the plant. The growing tips are slowly beginning to change shape. Flower sites are forming. But she's progressing at a noticeably gentler pace than many of the other phenotypes in the room. Rather than worrying about that, I find it fascinating. This is exactly why I wanted to document every phenotype separately. Had these plants been growing individually, I might never have appreciated just how differently sisters can develop under identical conditions. Purple Haze Pheno B is reminding me that flowering isn't a race. Every genetic line follows its own timeline. 🍃 A Plant That Simply Looks Happy Sometimes the easiest plants to grow are the ones that ask for very little. This week there were no warning signs. No deficiencies. No excesses. No signs of stress. Just healthy leaves reaching toward the light and steady, consistent development. Leaf tucking has once again been the primary training method, gently opening the canopy without removing valuable fan leaves. This allows better airflow and improved light penetration while preserving the plant's natural ability to produce energy. She's rewarding that gentle approach with vigorous, healthy growth. 💧 Feeding With Patience Just because flowering is progressing slowly doesn't mean the plant needs to be forced. The feeding program continues supporting the transition naturally while allowing the genetics to dictate the pace. Current nutrition includes: • Terra Bloom • Power Buds • Green Sensation • Sugar Royal • Pure Zym • Careful pH adjustment for optimal nutrient uptake Sometimes the best thing a grower can do is resist the temptation to chase faster growth. Healthy plants know what they're doing. Our job is simply to support them. 🌡️ Consistency Builds Confidence Like every phenotype in this project, Purple Haze Pheno B continues benefiting from a carefully controlled environment. Current grow room conditions include: • Day temperature: 29°C • Night temperature: 25°C • Relative humidity: 60% • Solution temperature: 24°C • Root zone temperature: 21°C • CO₂ concentration: 636 ppm Providing the same stable environment week after week removes unnecessary variables, allowing every phenotype to reveal its own unique character. And this lady certainly has plenty of character. 📷 This Week's Gallery This week's photographs tell a quieter story, but an equally beautiful one. The studio portraits showcase a wonderfully balanced plant with a dense canopy of healthy foliage and exceptional overall vigour. The close-up images reveal fresh white pistils slowly emerging from each growing tip, subtle reminders that flowering is progressing, even if it's happening at a more measured pace. Several photographs highlight the beautifully formed leaves and sturdy branching that have become defining characteristics of this phenotype. Sometimes the biggest changes aren't dramatic. Sometimes they're simply the quiet signs of a healthy plant confidently following its own path. 🔮 Looking Ahead I'm genuinely curious to see what the next few weeks bring. Will she suddenly accelerate and begin stacking flowers rapidly? Or will she continue this calm, methodical approach all the way through bloom? At this stage, either outcome would be exciting. One thing already feels certain. This phenotype refuses to be rushed. She's growing exactly when she's ready. And if experience has taught me anything... It's that patient plants often surprise you later. I'll happily let her write the next chapter in her own time. 💚 Thank You Thank you so much for following another chapter of this 8×8 Adventure. Projects like this constantly remind me that growing isn't about trying to make every plant behave the same way. It's about understanding that every phenotype has its own personality, its own rhythm, and its own way of expressing the genetics it carries. Purple Haze Pheno B may be taking the scenic route into flowering... But she's making every step look effortless. A huge thank you to: 💚 GrowDiaries for providing a place where growers from around the world can share knowledge, document their journeys, and inspire one another. 🌱 Zamnesia for providing the incredible genetics that make this phenotype hunt possible. 💜 Plagron for supplying the nutrition supporting these plants from seed to harvest. 💡 Future of Grow LED for delivering the light that powers every day of this adventure. 🌿 TrolMaster for maintaining the stable environment that allows each phenotype to express its true potential. And finally, thank you to everyone following these diaries, leaving comments, asking questions, and sharing this incredible journey with me. Every week reinforces the same lesson: Great plants don't all grow at the same speed. They simply grow when they're ready. Growers Love... and Purple Haze Pheno B is proving that patience is sometimes the most beautiful phenotype of all. 💜🌿

💙 Project Blue Tent – Week 14 💙 🌿 Blue Waffle F1 – Pheno B 🌈 Same Tent, Same Ecosystem, Another Beautiful Girl Approaching the Finish! Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter of Project Blue Tent! 💙🌱 My friends, my friends… WHAT IS HAPPENING INSIDE THIS TENT?! 😂❄️🌈 I honestly don't know how many more times I'm going to say that these girls are looking amazing, but here we are again! The colours, the density, the flower formation, the frost, the aroma… everything is coming together beautifully, and Blue Waffle F1 Pheno B is giving us another reason to stop, look, grab the camera, and spend far too much time admiring the plants. And honestly, I'm not complaining! Welcome to Week 14 of flowering, where we're continuing to observe the girls as they move towards the final stage of their journey. This week, there aren't any major changes to report. We're maintaining the same environmental conditions, the same lighting arrangement, the same irrigation system, and the same nutritional program established in the previous updates. The work we needed to do earlier in the run has largely been completed. The structure is established, the branches are supported, and the flowers are now taking centre stage. So, rather than inventing new interventions just to have something different to write about, we're going to focus on what really matters this week. The beautiful flowers. The colours. The density. The incredible aroma. And the individual characteristics that make Pheno B worth documenting separately from her sister. We also have a new collaboration with Hemp Hooks, and I'm including photographs showing how I'm using their hooks in this run. They're not being used for their intended application in these particular pictures, but they've turned out to be surprisingly useful for supporting branches and keeping them separated! And don't forget our Mr. Baggy giveaway on Discord! 👽💙 So, let's give this beautiful girl her own chapter and see what she's showing us this week. 🌸 WEEK 14 – BLUE WAFFLE F1 PHENO B IS LOOKING BEAUTIFUL! Let's start with the obvious. THIS GIRL IS BEAUTIFUL! 😂💙 Pheno B continues to impress with her compact appearance, dense flowers, and beautiful overall development. As we've discussed in previous reports, she has her own individual expression compared with Pheno A. While her sister has been showing us more pronounced colour contrasts, Pheno B has been moving towards lighter green tones, creating a different visual character despite sharing the same cultivar and growing environment. And that's precisely why I enjoy documenting them individually. We can observe their similarities while still appreciating the differences. Both girls are looking fantastic, but they don't need to look identical to deserve the same attention. Pheno B has her own personality, her own structure, and her own way of expressing the characteristics of Blue Waffle F1. The flowers are looking dense and beautifully formed, and the overall appearance is becoming increasingly impressive as we progress through flowering. The major structural work is behind us. The topping, training, SCROG, and defoliation performed during the earlier weeks helped establish the canopy we're looking at today. Now, we're allowing that structure to continue supporting the plant while concentrating on observation and documentation. And honestly, I think she's giving us plenty to appreciate! ❄️ THE FLOWERS – DENSE, FROSTY, AND FULL OF CHARACTER One of my favourite things about this stage is being able to appreciate the details of the flowers. The photographs show us the developing buds, their compact appearance, the surrounding foliage, and the visible trichomes that make these plants so fascinating to document. When you look at the whole plant, you can appreciate the overall structure and the way the flowering sites are distributed throughout the canopy. But when you move closer, you discover an entirely different world. The textures. The pistils. The trichomes. The intricate details of the flowers and sugar leaves. It's one of the reasons I enjoy macro photography and focus stacking so much. A single photograph can capture a beautiful moment, but a carefully produced stack can reveal additional detail across a greater depth of the subject. And Pheno B is certainly giving us some beautiful subjects to photograph! Her flowers are looking dense, her overall appearance is impressive, and the visible frost adds another layer of beauty to the photographs. Of course, we're continuing to observe the flowers as they mature rather than judging their readiness from appearance alone. The trichomes, the pistils, and the overall development all deserve attention. We're getting closer to the finish, but we're not going to invent a harvest date before the plants tell us they're ready. For now, we're enjoying the view and documenting what we see. Because, my friends, this girl is absolutely worth the extra photographs! 😂📸❄️ 🌈 THE COLOURS – HER OWN BEAUTIFUL EXPRESSION Let's talk about those colours for a moment. Pheno B continues to show us a different expression from her sister, with lighter green tones playing a more prominent role in her appearance. And I love having the opportunity to document this contrast. Both plants share the same cultivar, the same tent, and the same general cultivation approach, yet their visual expression isn't identical. Genetics can influence pigmentation and plant morphology, while maturity and environmental conditions can also affect how certain characteristics appear. However, we cannot attribute every difference to one particular cause based on appearance alone. We're simply recording what we're observing. Pheno A has been giving us a more pronounced mixture of colours, while Pheno B is showing us her own beautiful palette. Neither needs to imitate the other. That's the beauty of documenting individual plants. We don't have to manufacture differences or make every report sound like a completely different experiment. We can appreciate the similarities, recognise the differences, and allow each plant to tell her own story. And Pheno B is doing exactly that! 💚🌈 👃 THE AROMA – ANOTHER REASON TO LOVE THIS GIRL! Now, let's talk about something that photographs simply cannot communicate. The aroma! 😂🌸 The whole room smells absolutely beautiful, and the two Blue Waffle F1 girls have been showing us a remarkably similar aromatic character. It's another interesting observation alongside their differences in colour and structure. Visually, Pheno A and Pheno B have their own individual expressions. But when it comes to the overall aromatic impression, there's a noticeable similarity between the sisters. I'm not going to invent a detailed terpene profile or assign specific aroma notes that we haven't properly documented. What I can tell you is that the smell is beautiful, the room is wonderfully aromatic, and these girls are making the experience of spending time in the tent even more enjoyable. We can photograph the colours. We can capture the flower structure. We can create stacks showing the trichomes. But the smell? You'll have to take my word for it, my friends! 😂💙 ? HEMP HOOKS – A NEW COLLABORATION WITH A DIFFERENT APPLICATION! Now, let's introduce something new to Project Blue Tent! We're happy to welcome Hemp Hooks as a new collaboration, and we're already using their products in this run. 🌐 Website: https://hemphooks.com/ I've included photographs showing how I'm using the hooks around the plants, and there's an interesting little twist to this story. The application I'm showing in these pictures isn't what the hooks were originally intended for. But sometimes, you discover a practical use for a product that works particularly well in your own setup! In this case, I'm using the hooks to help support branches and keep them separated where necessary. With the canopy already established and the flowers developing throughout the plants, maintaining the arrangement of the branches can be useful. The hooks give me another way to help keep things organized without having to repeatedly reposition everything. And when I look at the flowers developing throughout this tent, I'm happy to have another option available for supporting the existing structure. We're not returning to major training sessions or trying to rebuild the canopy at this stage. The structural work has already been done. Instead, I'm using the hooks for a practical purpose that suits what I'm doing right now. And honestly, they're working wonderfully for that application! 😂?🌱 We'll explore Hemp Hooks more extensively in future runs, including their intended applications and how they can be incorporated into earlier stages of plant development. For now, I wanted to introduce the collaboration, share the photographs, and show you how I'm using them in the current project. Sometimes the most interesting discoveries come from trying something a little differently. Welcome aboard, Hemp Hooks! 💙 💸 A LITTLE GIFT FOR OUR COMMUNITY – 15% OFF! As part of our new collaboration, we also have a discount code for everyone following the project. Hemp Hooks discount code: DogDoctor Enjoy 15% off your entire order! 🌐 Website: https://hemphooks.com/ If you're interested in checking out their products, head over to their website and see what they have available. And if you decide to place an order, remember to use our code. It's a little way to support the collaboration while getting something back for the community that follows our work. Thank you to Hemp Hooks for joining us on this adventure! 💙?🌿 🌡️ THE ENVIRONMENT – SAME CONDITIONS, SAME APPROACH Now, let's talk about the room. As with the other Project Blue Tent reports this week, we're maintaining the same established environmental conditions. We're not introducing new temperature adjustments. We're not changing our normal humidity target. And we're not making unnecessary changes simply because another week has passed. The environmental approach established in the previous updates remains in place. Our current reference conditions are: Day air temperature: approximately 25°C. Night air temperature: approximately 19–20°C. Relative humidity: approximately 55% under normal room conditions. Solution temperature: approximately 21°C. Substrate temperature: approximately 21°C. These values represent our normal operating conditions rather than every temporary reading that might appear while I'm working inside the tent. As I've explained in earlier reports, humidity can rise temporarily when I'm inside the room, moving around, taking photographs, and checking equipment. That's why we distinguish between temporary readings during maintenance and the conditions we're aiming to maintain once the room has settled. For this week, the important point is simple. We're keeping the established environment stable and continuing to observe how the plants progress. The cooler conditions are already part of our approach to the final stage, and we're now giving the girls time to develop under that arrangement. 🌿 SAME ROOM. SAME CONDITIONS. ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL STORY. 💡 LIGHTING – THE ESTABLISHED SETUP CONTINUES The lighting arrangement also remains unchanged this week. Our main LEDs continue providing the primary illumination from above, with the overhead output running at approximately 90% as we continue the gradual reduction introduced in the previous updates. The plan remains to reduce the output progressively as we approach the finish, rather than making sudden changes. We're also continuing to use the two LumiFlora 150W full-spectrum under-canopy fixtures. They're arranged in the established X-cross configuration beneath the canopy, supplementing the overhead lighting. For now, we're maintaining the same general approach to their output, around 90–95%, while observing the plants and the lower flowering sites. This under-canopy arrangement remains an interesting part of the project because it allows us to observe the development of different portions of the plants under the combined lighting setup. However, we're not going to claim a particular result without the observations to support it. We're documenting the arrangement and following the plants as they develop. No new lighting experiment this week. No unnecessary changes. Just the established setup and more observations. 💡🌱 💧 IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE – EVERYTHING REMAINS IN PLACE The irrigation and drainage system continues operating as part of our established ecosystem. All four plants share the same reservoir and irrigation arrangement, helping us maintain a consistent general approach across the tent. The recorded watering volume remains approximately 1.6 litres per plant over 24 hours. As always, this is the recorded reference value rather than a guarantee that every plant consumes exactly the same amount under every condition. Individual demand can vary, so we continue observing the plants and monitoring the system. At this stage, we're not looking to complicate a setup that's already established. The irrigation system supports the plants while allowing us to concentrate on the flowers, the environment, and the individual development of each phenotype. So, for Week 14, we're keeping the arrangement unchanged. Same reservoir. Same irrigation system. Same general approach. And another week of beautiful plants to document! 💧💙 ⚗️ NUTRITION – THE REDUCED RECIPE REMAINS UNCHANGED As explained in our previous reports, we've already reduced the nutritional concentration as part of our approach to the final stage of flowering. We're continuing with the PLAGRON Hydro line. The current recipe is: PLAGRON Hydro A – 1.8 ml/L. PLAGRON Hydro B – 1.8 ml/L. PLAGRON Power Buds – 1 ml/L. PLAGRON Green Sensation – discontinued. PLAGRON pH Plus and pH Minus – used as required for pH adjustment. Our current recorded measurements are approximately pH 5.96 and EC 1.86 mS/cm. The reduction in Hydro A and Hydro B was introduced in the previous updates, and we're maintaining that recipe this week. We've also discontinued Green Sensation, while Power Buds remains part of the current program for now. The important point is that the nutritional recipe is consistent across the shared reservoir. We're not changing the concentrations for Pheno B independently from her sisters. Instead, we're maintaining the established program and observing the plants as they progress. Accurate documentation matters, particularly when we're comparing different phenotypes growing under the same general conditions. So, for this week, the feeding program remains unchanged. Same recipe. Same recorded EC. Same general approach. And plenty to observe as the girls continue their journey. 💙🌱 🕸️ THE STRUCTURE IS THERE – NOW WE OBSERVE Remember how much work went into establishing this canopy? The earlier training. The topping. The SCROG. The defoliation. The support work. All those steps helped shape the structure we're looking at today. Now, we're at a point where the major interventions are behind us. The plants have developed within that framework, and we're concentrating on observing the flowers and the changes taking place as flowering progresses. We're not trying to reshape the entire canopy simply because we can. We're not introducing unnecessary interventions just to make the report look different. And we're certainly not looking for excuses to keep using the scissors! 😂✂️ The Hemp Hooks are simply another tool we're using to support and separate branches where needed. That's different from going back into a major training phase. The structure is established, the flowers are developing, and we're allowing the plants to continue their journey. Sometimes the most satisfying part of cultivation is seeing the results of the work you completed several weeks earlier. And that's precisely what we're enjoying now. 🔬 FOUR PLANTS, TWO CULTIVARS, ONE SHARED ECOSYSTEM This is one of the defining features of Project Blue Tent. We're growing four individual plants representing two cultivars, Blue Waffle F1 and Pickle Lemon Haze F1. They share the same general environment, the same lighting arrangement, the same irrigation system, and the same nutritional program. But each plant has her own individual development story. And even within the same cultivar, the differences can be fascinating. Pheno A has shown us a more pronounced mixture of colours, while Pheno B has been moving towards lighter green tones. Their structures and flower formation also have their own characteristics. At the same time, the two Blue Waffle F1 girls share a remarkably similar aromatic impression. Those similarities and differences are exactly what we want to document. We're not trying to manufacture distinctions that aren't there. We're recording the characteristics we actually observe and allowing each plant to have her own individual report. The shared environment gives us the context. The photographs, observations, and individual development give each diary its purpose. And that's why we're continuing to document Pheno B separately. She's part of the same adventure, but this is her chapter. 💙🌿 🔭 THE FINAL STRETCH – WHO KNOWS WHEN THEY'LL FINISH? My friends, this is where things become particularly interesting! The girls are looking beautiful, and I feel we're moving closer to the end of this journey. But exactly when that end will arrive? We'll have to wait and see! 😂🌸 I'm not going to invent a harvest date simply because the flowers look dense, colourful, or frosty. We'll continue observing the trichomes, the pistils, the overall flower development, and the maturity of each individual plant. And because we're growing two different cultivars together, we need to remain open to the possibility that they won't all finish at exactly the same time. Even the two Blue Waffle F1 phenotypes may show individual differences as they progress. Will they finish together? Will one need a little more time? Will the Pickle Lemon Haze girls follow a different timeline from the Blue Waffles? Let's see! That's one of the things I'm genuinely curious about as we approach the final stage. For now, we're keeping the environment stable, maintaining the established nutritional program, and observing the plants. No rushing. No guessing. Just patience, photographs, and good documentation. And honestly, I'm enjoying every minute of it. 👽 MR. BAGGY GIVEAWAY – JOIN OUR DISCORD FAMILY! Before we wrap up this week's report, let's talk about something fun! We've got a giveaway happening in our Discord community, and we're giving away Mr. Baggy, our fluffy alien bean! 👽💙 Yes, my friends, Mr. Baggy! He's a fun little companion to have around, and we thought it would be great to give one lucky member of the community the opportunity to take him home. It's all about having a bit of fun, bringing people together, and sharing something entertaining with the community. And the best part? PARTICIPATION IS FREE. NO PAYMENT IS REQUIRED. Here's how to get involved: 1. Join the DogDoctorOfficial Discord community. 2. Find the Mr. Baggy giveaway announcement. 3. Follow the entry instructions posted in the giveaway channel. 4. Keep an eye on the announcement for the winner information. 💙 JOIN HERE: https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial We also organize photo championships, other giveaways, and plenty of conversations where growers can share experiences, exchange ideas, and help each other. You don't need to be an expert. You don't need a huge garden. You don't need expensive equipment. Everyone is welcome! So, come and introduce yourself, share your photographs, talk with the community, and see what we're all getting up to. And don't forget to check the giveaway announcement so you don't miss your chance to win Mr. Baggy! Good luck, everyone! 👽😂💙 💙 FINAL THOUGHTS – ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL WEEK FOR PHENO B My friends, Week 14 has been another beautiful chapter for Blue Waffle F1 Pheno B. She's looking fantastic. The flowers are dense and beautifully formed, the visible frost is impressive, the colours are developing in their own way, and the aroma throughout the room is wonderful. And although there aren't many new changes to report this week, that doesn't mean there's nothing happening. Sometimes the plants simply need time to continue developing within the environment we've established. The major structural work has been completed. The lighting setup remains in place. The irrigation system continues operating as before. The temperatures and humidity targets remain unchanged. And the reduced nutritional recipe continues to be our current approach. We're also using Hemp Hooks to support and separate branches where needed, and I'm happy to share the photographs showing how they've found a place in this run. We'll explore that collaboration further in future projects, but for now, it's another useful addition to our growing adventure. And as for the girls? Well, they're getting closer to the finish, but we're not going to rush the conclusion. We'll keep observing their individual development, checking the flowers, and documenting what happens next. That's what Project Blue Tent has always been about. Four individual plants. Two cultivars. One shared ecosystem. And a chance to learn something new while appreciating the beautiful plants we're fortunate enough to document. Pheno B deserves her own spotlight, and I'm delighted to share another chapter of her journey with you. Same tent. Same ecosystem. Same conditions. Same passion. Same love. And another week of beautiful flowers! 💙🌿❄️ 🙏 A HUGE THANK YOU A huge thank you to Zamnesia for making Project Blue Tent possible and giving us the opportunity to document these beautiful Blue Waffle F1 and Pickle Lemon Haze F1 plants individually. Thank you to PLAGRON for the Hydro nutrient line supporting the girls throughout their journey. A massive thank you to Zamnesia for the Phytonaut LED lighting, curved scissors, and clip fans that continue playing important roles in our setup. Thank you to Mars Hydro for the irrigation and drainage equipment helping us maintain consistency throughout the room. And a special thank you to LumiFlora for the 150W full-spectrum under-canopy fixtures that we're using to explore supplemental lighting beneath the canopy. WELCOME TO HEMP HOOKS! Thank you for joining us on this adventure and for providing our community with a discount code. Website: https://hemphooks.com/ Discount code: DogDoctor Enjoy 15% off your entire order! We're looking forward to exploring more of your products in upcoming runs and sharing our experiences with the community. Thank you to GrowDiaries for providing the platform where we can document the plants, share our photographs, and record the lessons we learn along the way. And, of course, a massive thank you to everyone following Project Blue Tent, reading the diaries, watching the videos, and supporting the journey. Your comments and encouragement make sharing these individual chapters even more enjoyable. And to everyone in our Discord family, thank you for making the community such a great place to spend time. If you haven't joined us yet, come and say hello, check out the Mr. Baggy giveaway, and become part of the adventure! 💙 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial Until next week, my friends… Keep growing. Keep learning. Keep documenting. And never lose that passion for the little details that make every run special. Growers Love, happy growing, and take care, everyone! 🌱💙🌈❄️

D92/FD64 - Nothing new to report here...pistils darkening some and retracting so getting there. Not really that frosty I must say but then again, no UVB on them to give them that boost! Still feared for the 2 big girl colas, they were nearest the Botrytis outbreak on the Red Hot Cookies - bought a Hotbox Sulfume (and about 50 other potential organic pesticide options from Potassium Bicarb to Trichoderma/Bacillus mixes!!! :P ) for the next run but thinking of an emergeny couple of 2 hour blasts to ensure any spores in there killed as if I dont, I may have nothing at all at the end of this! It's either live with a *possible* taste (A lot of people seem to say short blasts, a couple of days apart, leaves no [discernable] taste, even v. late in flower - plus most finishers/flushers are high in Sulfur as the plant uses it for terps/oils and the likes) or no taste as everything is for the firepit!!! Apart from that, just monitoring for any weird changes to sugar leaves that may imply signs of trouble. Happy growing all!!! 💪

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2nd Week of Flower! I think? Looking back on my calendar and pics on my phone that we’re never uploaded, my guess is, we are on second week. These pics and video are from August 11th, day 75 post germ. It’s also very possible the two big gurls began flowering at different ends of the week. The nutrients used this week were applied once during day 76. In addition with a thick top dressing comprised of the following: [insert composition here] [Mushroom Compost as base media, dolomite lime, gypsum, muriate of potash, triple super phosphate, kelp meal, bone meal, seabird guano, Texas Greensand, black soldier fly insect frass, Earthworm Castings!, neem cake, bat guano] Stuff like the triple super phosphate and muriate of potash were used in very small amounts. But I used them to increase the density of available phosphates and more importantly for the available potash. Keeping it small because I know the microbes don’t like stuff at those density levels. Will be compensating with a little extra molasses. The weather has improved to sunny most the day with afternoon clouds breaking the hotter section, opening back up for a bright evening and sunset. The average high has been 86F during the day, while dropping to 54F during the night. The coming week is forecasted an average refreshing high of only 78F with nights not much cooler, still averaging at 54F! The increase in afternoon moisture levels is playing a huge role in this grow. Helping to maintain a better VPD for these Ladies while shortening the range of temperature flux from day and night. I know 54F sounds cold, but this is the high desert at 7,000 feet elevation. Pure Indica x Blueberry measures an impressive 49” Tall while Planet of The Grapes x Blueberry measures in at 34” Tall

2 of dem from the 2nd set don't seem to catch dem self yet🤷🏾‍♂️ but the rest are taking off....those from the 1st set still ain't transplanted and they are pushing hard ties ain't holding dem back. 2 that where transplanted previously jus tryin to get dem a good size n send dem on a breeding project for the beginning of the Most of new cutting have visible root

Bientôt la fin, les têtes sont très jolie compacte est plein de trichome.

Lots of training on all the girls this week all original sensible two gorilla glue one is the biggest under scrog already ghost is right behind then going to lay the last babby gorrilla across light range stay tuned