01/31 - HST SOG completed - rebounding accordingly - increased feeds to every other day between clean water and nute feeds - Lights have been picked up to make soon for SOG - looking to pluck clones in about 2/3 weeks 02/04 - Deep into week 13 veg running without any issues - Uptake in Silica and Nitro feeds - HST is coming along accordingly - Clones will be pulled in the next coming weeks - Water feeds have increased to about 1.75 galls every other day.

Transplant time! Got these girls into a three gallon container with added mycos and bacteria. My custom mix is coco and perlite with added amendments, worm Castings and purple cow soil. I add dolomite lime on top and mix it in. They got a small watering.

🌸 Pink Rosay Auto by Zamnesia | Pheno A | Week 13 💗👑 The Compact Princess Has Officially Stolen My Heart 🍇🌸✨ Welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 Okay... I'm going to say it again. 😂 I know. I've said it before. I've probably said it too many times. And I'm probably going to say it again. But every time I take this girl out for a little walk into the studio... I'm reminded why. Pink Rosay is simply a pleasure. A genuine pleasure. 💗👑🌸 I love photographing her. I love looking at her. I love smelling her. I love watching her structure. I love watching her flowers develop. I love the way she carries herself. And honestly... I wish more plants were like her. 😂💗 Not because she's necessarily going to be the biggest producer in the room. I actually don't think she will be. And that's perfectly fine. Because there is so much more to a plant than the final number on a scale. There is the structure. The beauty. The personality. The aroma. The way she grows. The way she photographs. The way she makes you stop and look. The way she makes you want to take her into the studio again... just because you enjoy being around her. And Pink Rosay does all of that. Beautifully. 🍇💗👑 So this week... I don't even feel like I need to invent some dramatic story. She's still amazing. She's still doing her thing. She's still developing. And I'm still absolutely enjoying the privilege of watching her do it. Let's give our Compact Princess the spotlight she deserves. ──────────────────────── 👑 WEEK 13 – THE COMPACT PRINCESS There are plants you grow. There are plants you document. And then there are plants that become an experience. Pink Rosay is becoming that kind of plant for me. 😂💗 Every time I bring her into the studio, it feels like I'm taking a little piece of the grow room with me. And honestly? It's a pleasure. A delight. A privilege. She's simply beautiful. Not necessarily huge. Not necessarily the plant that's going to dominate the final yield chart. But beautiful. And sometimes... that's enough. Actually... sometimes that's more than enough. 🌸💗 Because when you have a plant that makes you genuinely enjoy the process of growing... that's something special. ──────────────────────── 🍇 THE AROMA IS STILL PART OF HER PERSONALITY And then there is the smell. 😂🍇 Of course there is. Because Pink Rosay doesn't seem to understand the concept of being subtle. She's compact. She's elegant. She's sitting there looking all pretty... and then the aroma arrives. 😂 That fruity sweetness. That grape-like character. That almost mature-vineyard impression I've been trying to describe. It's become part of her identity. And I love that. You can look at her... you can photograph her... you can admire her flowers... but then you get closer and suddenly: "Hello, Pink Rosay." 😂🍇💗 She reminds you that she's there. And I honestly wouldn't want it any other way. ──────────────────────── 💗 SHE MAKES ME WANT TO TAKE HER FOR A WALK I know this sounds ridiculous... but I genuinely enjoy taking this girl into the studio. 😂📸💗 It's one of those little moments in a grow that you don't really plan for. You simply pick up the plant... look at her... and think: "Come on, girl. Let's go take some photographs." 😂 And then you get her under the studio lights... you start looking through the camera... and suddenly you realize: there's another flower. Another angle. Another detail. Another beautiful little structure. Another shot you want to take. And before you know it... you've taken way too many photographs. 😂📸 But I don't care. She's worth it. ──────────────────────── 📸 A PHOTOGRAPHER'S DELIGHT Some plants are difficult to photograph. Some plants make you work for the shot. Some have structures where you have to move around constantly just to understand what's happening. Pink Rosay? She makes my life easy. 😂💗📸 Her structure has personality. Her flowers have character. Her proportions are beautiful. And the closer you look... the more detail appears. The flowers. The frost. The pistils. The texture. The little differences between the individual flowering sites. And then you step back... and suddenly the entire plant makes sense again. Compact. Balanced. Beautiful. Substantial. She's one of those plants where the camera doesn't have to exaggerate anything. It simply has to document what's already there. ──────────────────────── 🌸 BEAUTY DOESN'T ALWAYS MEAN BIGGEST This is probably the biggest thought I have for this week. I honestly don't think Pink Rosay is going to be the biggest producer in the room. And you know what? I'm absolutely okay with that. 😂💗 Because if we're judging a plant only by grams... we're missing so much. Look at her. Look at the work she's giving us. Look at the structure. Look at the flowers. Look at the aroma. Look at the personality. Look at the photographs. Look at the enjoyment she brings to the process. That's all part of the result. Yield is one measurement. It isn't the entire experience. And Pink Rosay has already given me something that can't really be weighed. She has given me enjoyment. 💗🌸 And that's valuable. ──────────────────────── 👑 MY COMPACT PRINCESS I think this nickname is officially permanent. 😂💗👑 She's my Compact Princess. Not because she's tiny. Not because she's the smallest. Not because she needs to be protected from the giants around her. She's simply... compact. Elegant. Substantial. Beautiful. And full of personality. She's got presence without needing to take over the room. And I think that's one of the things I appreciate most. She doesn't need to be the biggest girl to be noticed. She simply walks into the room... and somehow... you notice. 😂💗 Especially with your nose. 🍇😂 ──────────────────────── 🌿 SAME ROOM. SAME WORLD. DIFFERENT EXPERIENCE. And once again... we come back to the heart of the 8×8 Adventure. Twelve plants. One shared room. One overall environmental strategy. One lighting ecosystem. One nutritional foundation. One 12/12 schedule. And then... twelve individual personalities. Some plants are huge. Some are compact. Some are fast. Some are slow. Some are heavy. Some are elegant. Some are strange. Some are incredibly loud. And some... are Pink Rosay. 💗👑 That's why I love this experiment. We're not trying to make every plant behave the same. We're giving them the same opportunity... and watching what they decide to do with it. And Pink Rosay has decided: "I'm going to be beautiful." 😂 Fair enough. Mission accomplished. ──────────────────────── 💡 SAME PHOTONS – DIFFERENT EXPRESSION The lighting environment remains part of the same upgraded setup across the 8×8 Adventure. The additional Future of Grow Black Series 600W fixtures continue giving us more lighting capability and a broader lighting envelope. We're not simply throwing everything at maximum power. We're controlling the system. We're watching the plants. We're letting the genetics decide how they respond. And Pink Rosay? She's clearly happy with the arrangement. 💡☀️💗 The same photons that hit the rest of the room hit her. But what she does with them... that's her story. And this is exactly why I never get tired of looking at these plants side by side. Same sun. Different personalities. Different expressions. Different results. ──────────────────────── 🌸 SHE DOESN'T NEED TO BE THE BIGGEST I actually think there's something beautiful about knowing she might not be the biggest producer... and loving her anyway. 😂💗 Because sometimes we become obsessed with numbers. How tall? How wide? How many grams? How much? How fast? And yes... those things matter. They're part of growing. But they're not everything. Sometimes a plant simply makes you feel something. You look at her... and you think: "Wow." That's Pink Rosay for me. And honestly... I'd rather have a plant that makes me excited to photograph her than a plant that gives me another hundred grams but makes me feel nothing. That's just my personal way of looking at it. And this girl? She makes me smile. ──────────────────────── 🌸 THE DANCE OF PINK ROSAY There is something about the way she carries herself. I keep calling it her dance. 💗💃🌿 She's not rigid. She's not trying to prove anything. She's simply growing. Branch by branch. Flower by flower. Structure by structure. And when I look at her through the camera... I see movement. I see personality. I see a plant that somehow feels alive beyond simply being alive. And maybe that's why I enjoy her so much. She has character. You can feel it. You can see it. You can smell it. And that's rare. ──────────────────────── ❄️ THE FROST IS STILL BEAUTIFUL Of course... we can't forget the frost. 😂❄️💗 The flowers continue looking beautifully developed. The resinous character is still one of the things that catches the camera. And the closer we get... the more details appear. Trichomes. Pistils. Flower texture. Sugar leaves. All those tiny details that make each flower its own little landscape. And I love bringing those details into the studio. Because when you're standing in the grow room... you see the plant. When you put a camera close to her... you discover another world. 📸🌸 And Pink Rosay has plenty of worlds hidden inside her flowers. ──────────────────────── 🍇 THE SMELL. THE LOOK. THE FEEL. This is probably why I keep coming back to her. It's not one thing. It's everything. The look. The structure. The flowers. The frost. The aroma. The compactness. The way she grows. The way she photographs. The way she makes me want to spend time with her. It's the whole package. And that's why I said earlier: It's an honor. It genuinely is. To have a cultivar like this in my hands... to be able to grow her... to document her... to watch her express herself... that's something I don't take for granted. 💗🌿👑 ──────────────────────── 🙏 AN HONOR TO GROW HER Sometimes you grow a plant and think: "Let's see what happens." And sometimes... you get lucky. You get something that makes you genuinely appreciate the privilege of growing. Pink Rosay has become one of those plants for me. I don't know what her final yield will be. I don't know exactly how she'll finish. I don't know what the final aroma will become. I don't know what the final flower structure will look like. And I don't need to know yet. Because I'm enjoying the journey. And that's the important part. The final number on the scale will eventually be there. But this moment? This experience? This can't be recreated. So I'm enjoying it. Every week. Every photograph. Every smell. Every little change. Every time I walk her into the studio. 💗📸🍇 ──────────────────────── 😂 THE GROWER IS STILL MOSTLY WATCHING And once again... there isn't some huge intervention to report. 😂 And that's perfectly fine. At this stage, the major structural work is behind us. The plant is established. The flowers are established. The environment is established. The system is running. So my job becomes simpler. Observe. Maintain. Provide. Support. And when something actually needs attention... we respond. Otherwise? Get out of the way. 😂🌿 Let Pink Rosay be Pink Rosay. ──────────────────────── 🌱 SOMETIMES THE BEST THING YOU CAN DO IS ENJOY THE PLANT I've said this throughout the later weeks of the 8×8 Adventure... but I think Pink Rosay makes the point beautifully. You don't always need to do something. Sometimes you just need to appreciate what you've created. Or, more accurately... what the plant has created. 😂 We can provide the stage. We can provide the environment. We can provide the lighting. We can provide the nutrition. We can provide the support. But ultimately... the plant writes the story. And Pink Rosay is writing a beautiful one. 💗🌸 ──────────────────────── 🔍 WHAT I'M WATCHING NOW At this point, I'm simply enjoying the progression. 🌸 Continued flower development. ❄️ Continued resin development. 🍇 Continued aroma development. 🌿 Overall plant health and maturity. 💗 Her structure and beautiful compact form. 📸 And, of course, every opportunity to photograph her. I'm not trying to force an ending. I'm not trying to predict her final production. I'm not trying to turn her into something she's not. I'm simply watching. And enjoying. And honestly... that's enough. ──────────────────────── 💭 FINAL THOUGHTS – AN HONOR Week 13. Pink Rosay Auto. Pheno A. My Compact Princess. 💗👑🍇 She's still amazing. She's still beautiful. She's still one of my favourites. And I still genuinely enjoy taking her for a walk into the studio. 😂📸 There is something about this girl that keeps pulling me back. Maybe it's the structure. Maybe it's the flowers. Maybe it's the aroma. Maybe it's the way she carries herself. Maybe it's simply the combination of everything. But whatever it is... she has it. And I honestly think that's more important than trying to predict whether she's going to be the biggest producer in the room. Maybe she won't be. Maybe another girl will absolutely destroy the scales. 😂⚖️🌿 And that's okay. Because Pink Rosay is giving us something different. She's giving us beauty. She's giving us personality. She's giving us aroma. She's giving us photographs. She's giving us a reason to stop. She's giving us a reason to smile. She's giving us a reason to appreciate the plant in front of us instead of simply waiting for the final number. And honestly... I think that's pretty damn special. 💗 It's truly an honor to have such a cultivar in my hands. To grow her. To watch her. To photograph her. To smell her. To document her. To learn from her. And to share her story with all of you. So yes... I'm repeating myself. 😂 She's beautiful. She's amazing. She's my favourite. And I love taking her into the studio. But if a plant keeps giving you reasons to say those things... why stop saying them? 😂💗👑 Pink Rosay... keep doing what you're doing. Keep dancing. Keep shining. Keep building. Keep smelling absolutely ridiculous. 😂🍇 And keep being the beautiful little princess you are. Because whatever happens with the final numbers... you've already given me something that can't be measured in grams. You've given me an experience. And that's an honor. 💗🌸🍇👑✨ ──────────────────────── 🙏 THANK YOU Another week. Another chapter. Another beautiful moment with the Compact Princess. 💗👑 A huge thank you to GrowDiaries for giving us the space to document the 8×8 Adventure and share these individual journeys with growers around the world. Thank you to Zamnesia for the Pink Rosay genetics and for giving me the opportunity to grow and experience this beautiful cultivar. 🌸💗 Thank you to Plagron for supporting the nutritional side of the adventure. 🌱 A huge thank you to Future of Grow for the Black Series lighting and especially for supplying the additional fixtures that have allowed us to expand the lighting capability of the room. 💡☀️🌿 Thank you to LumiFlora for helping illuminate the deeper areas of the canopy. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping keep the environment stable behind the scenes. And, of course... thank you to everyone following the 8×8 Adventure. 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. 💚 And Pink Rosay? You remain one of my absolute favourites. 😂💗👑 Not because you're necessarily the biggest. Not because you're necessarily going to win the final weight competition. But because you're you. Beautiful. Compact. Frosty. Aromatic. Elegant. Full of personality. And genuinely a pleasure to grow. It's an honor to have you in my hands. It's an honor to document you. And it's an honor to share you with everyone following this adventure. So this week... the spotlight belongs to you. Again. 😂💗 Let's make you shine. Let's enjoy the views. Let's enjoy the smell. Let's enjoy the flowers. Let's enjoy the dance. And let's simply see where this beautiful girl decides to take us. No rushing. No forcing. No unnecessary interference. Just observation. Support. Appreciation. And a camera in my hands. 😂📸🌸 Growers Love, my friends. 💚🌱 See you next week in the 8×8 jungle... where the photons keep flying, the flowers keep developing, the aromas keep getting louder, the scales keep waiting for their turn, and our Compact Princess keeps reminding me that sometimes... the most memorable plant isn't necessarily the biggest one. Sometimes... she's simply the one you can't stop looking at. 💗👑🍇🌸✨ Pink Rosay... it is truly an honor. Keep shining.

Sadly, Amnesia was a hermaphrodite. She was immediately removed from the tent.

12/01/2021 FIMed all plans a second time, and also FIMed the tips of the other main branches of all plants. They will get another dose of Recharge with their next feeding tomorrow. 12/04/2021 I fed two gallons of water with the nutrients listed above. 12/05/2021 I gave all the girls a second major defoliation. I plan to switch to 12/12 flower cycle this Tuesday evening. 12/06/2021 I removed a few leaves and fed two gallons of water with the nutrients listed above. These girls are doing excellent. They have responded very well to the major defoliation that they received. I will flip them to the 12/12 flower cycle in a day or two I believe. I uploaded a couple of pictures of the strains I plan to grow in the future, which is mostly Humboldt Seed Company genetics.

8th week! "We don't reccomend topping an autoflowering strain" they said.

This is mainly an ongoing diary to check on the feminization rate of my autos.To see if they will, herm out, i'm not necessarily doing stress tests.I am still growing them within a given range. I have yet to see any pollen sacks or nanners. However, I am impressed that we're looking at Six out of ten have gone into blooms so far. Of the oddles that I bred.

Exciting week watching the Pineapple started to bulk up and was looking great. The Purple Kush not so much. Fed when pots felt light and was consistent: Pineapple 8ml in 3800ml Ph between 6 - 6.2 Purple 6ml in 2750ml Ph between 6 - 6.1 *Pineapple was growing so fast, could not keep up with it in terms of training and nutrients.

🌿 Woche 3 – Vegetative Phase (19.–26. Oktober) Die Mädels sind jetzt deutlich in der Hauptvegetation angekommen. Das Wachstum hat sich in dieser Woche sichtbar beschleunigt: kräftige Stiele, gleichmäßige Kronenbildung und eine stabile, tiefgrüne Blattfarbe prägen das Gesamtbild. Die Spider Farmer SE3000 läuft inzwischen auf 55 % Leistung (≈ 480 µmol/m²/s · DLI ≈ 30–31) und liefert eine gleichmäßige Ausleuchtung über die gesamte Fläche. Keine Pflanze zeigt Lichtstress oder Verbrennungen – das Canopy ist geschlossen und harmonisch. 📋 Aktuelle Eindrücke Canopy: gleichmäßig, kräftige Farbe, leichtes „Lifting“ der oberen Blätter – Zeichen hoher Photosyntheseaktivität. Substrat: lebendig und locker, leichte Mikroflora sichtbar – ein gesundes, aktives Bodenleben. Klima: Tag: 25–26 °C · rLF 50–55 % Nacht: Werte folgen (wird nachgetragen) Sehr stabile Bedingungen, idealer VPD-Bereich für starkes vegetatives Wachstum. Lichtabstand: aktuell ~60–65 cm – optimal bei 55 % Leistung. 💧 Gieß- und Nährstoffplan Zyklus alle 2–3 Tage, abhängig von der Trocknung der Töpfe: 1️⃣ Bactrex-Tee (~1 g/L) auf trockene Erde 2️⃣ Reines Wasser (pH ≈ 6.5) 3️⃣ Orgatrex (2 ml/L, kein Run-off, langsam gegossen) Die Erde trocknet gleichmäßig in 48–72 h – ein deutliches Zeichen für starke Wurzelaktivität. 🌱 Strain-Layout / Zeltanordnung Position Sorte Kurzbeschreibung Front L/R Cherry Poppers × 2 🍒 kompakt, symmetrisch, satte Farbe, ruhiger, gleichmäßiger Wuchs Center-L (gelber Topf) Karate Kit 🥋 kompakter Phänotyp, kräftiger Mitteltrieb, frühe Seitentriebe Center-R (terracotta) Lemon Orange 🍋 größte Pflanze im Zelt, breite Fächerblätter, moderater Stretch Back L/R White Gorilla Haze × 2 🦍 dunkelgrün, buschig, enge Nodien, stabile Struktur 📸 Visuelle Entwicklung (19. → 24. Oktober) Vom Start der Woche bis heute hat sich das Canopy sichtbar verdichtet. Die Pflanzen stehen kompakt, zeigen kräftige Stiele und einen gleichmäßigen Aufbau. Die Blattfarbe ist tiefgrün mit leicht glänzender Oberfläche – Hinweis auf optimale Ernährung und Photosynthese. White Gorilla Haze (Back L/R): buschig und dicht, starke Blattmasse, kräftige Blatttiefe. Lemon Orange (Center-R): größte Pflanze im Bestand, breite Blätter, gleichmäßiger Stretch. Karate Kit (Center-L): symmetrischer Aufbau mit deutlicher lateraler Entwicklung. Cherry Poppers (Front L/R): kompakt, gleichmäßig, ruhig wachsend – klassischer Indica-Habitus. Das Gesamtbild des Zeltes ist geschlossen und vital. Keine Mängel, kein Lichtstress, keine Verformungen. 🧠 Notizen & Beobachtungen Luftfeuchte bei 50–55 % halten – kurzzeitig anheben, wenn sie unter 45 % fällt. Umtopfen in 18 L Endtöpfe, sobald die Wurzelballen vollständig durchzogen sind (voraussichtlich Anfang Woche 4). LST-Training ab der 5.–6. Nodie geplant. Aktuelle Lichtleistung (55 %) bleibt bis zum Umtopfen konstant – PPFD und Temperatur perfekt ausbalanciert. ✅ Fazit – Woche 3 Eine rundum stabile und produktive Vegetationswoche. Die Pflanzen entwickeln sich kräftig, gesund und gleichmäßig; keine Stresssymptome oder Mängel. Das Klima ist konstant, das Substrat aktiv, und die Beleuchtung optimal abgestimmt. Woche 3 hat das Fundament für Training und Umtopfen in Woche 4 gelegt. Gesamtbewertung: 🌿 9.5 / 10 Vitales, ausgeglichenes Wachstum – starke Struktur, gesunde Blätter und lebendiger Boden.

She's being grown without any training method,just 100% natural and organically grown,in her soil mix she has guanokalong seaweed powder,complete organics and grow and flo by florians living organics which is full of humic and fulvic acids and 10 different types of mycorrizae and beneficial fungus,plus I'm watering with guanokalong extract and also my lactobacillus liquid made by myself,she looks super happy and green,she's definitely a big lady and she loves her house 😍💚🌱 #organicmedicine ✌️

Day 36 of flower and looking great all in all. I’ve been watering her every 2-3 days and watering her about 1.5 gallons of water per watering and alternating between full feeding schedule and cal mag only watering. She’s showing some relatively minor calmag deficiencies on some of the oldest leaves but nothing too bad. I’m guessing she’s needed just a little bit more calmag than I’ve been giving her. I feed with calmag every feeding and give 5 ml per gallon. I’d say around a month or so left although the pistils, calyxes abs trichomes will show me when she’s ready. The smell is one of primarily a citrusy smell mixed with undertones of gas/diesel. Maybe 80% citrus and 20% gas/diesel.

We on the cusp of the end ! Starting my flush this week to get that ultra super smooth smoke and flavour . The ladies have displayed quite the amount of purple on the leafs and some nugs . GG#2 is displaying far far more purple then GG#1 they are indeed different pheno's its gonna be quite the treat to taste the difference between the two . I've watered them already twice now with Flawless finish . Now it's just straight PH corrected water till we reach home base ! A special thank you goes out to everyone who comes down to the diary . You guys rock and I wish you all the best . Another thank you goes out to all my followers that I've gained along my journey ! Stay tuned for them daily updates and weekly video's guys much love ! -Happy Growing!

Hey guys so here is number 2 still on fire and just taking on amazing form .she has a really nice smell coming off her hard to point out yet as early . Till next week

because shes so huge i can not move her an inch.. so no flush happened and i went straight in to ripen feed. I hope she finishes up by next week because i have to cut buds away every day with mold. Lol its still going to produce a lot

This plant is pure gold. It’s incredibly healthy and while my other plants are starting to get attacked by thrips a bit this plant seems unaffected 😎. I am up to 16 tops at this point so I have one more round of topping to get to the desired (32) amount of tops. After that it will just be maintenance and watching her in all her glory. I hope I can keep this lady wishing the limits of my greenhouse 😅. Humboldt nailed it with this genetic mix! Onward !!! 😎🍿🍻

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23/6 start flush No bio bizz bloom, bio grow, top max in end phase 27/6 harvest incooming

Didn't do much training to CS #1 and #2. and I had the best yield from these. CS #3 I LST'd which produced more top but the buds were much smaller. I also think #3 plant requires more notes near the end and my water i only organic soil mix ran out. The pics will illustrate the difference between CS #3 and the others. I enjoyed growing these. The smell near the end of flower was awesome. Very strong, diesel fuel, turpentine, with a little piney hops.

Hello Diary, The first week of flowering of the Milky Way is over. As you can see in the photos, the plant looks beautiful, the flowers have started to form, the branches are full of them and the shape of the plant is like a Christmas tree. Due to the large number of leaves, I remove a couple of extra leaves every week. Watering is a little more frequent, this week I added bio flowering booster with one watering. I don't always add supplements when watering, about once a week. The temperature at the Farm has risen slightly, around 28 degrees, which corresponds to the conditions outside, while the humidity is around 50%. Here is a quick overview of the week. 23/05/2023 - Day 24. Watering. I prepared 8 liters of water, lowered the pH. to 6.0 and added the first two components of the bio flowering booster. I watered all three plants on the farm with that amount. 27/05/2023 - Day 28. Watering and photography. This time I watered with clean water, I just lowered the p.H. 6.0. Milky Way F1 - 43 cm That's all for now, see you soon. And thank you all for your support.

The grow was a lil unique was able to give it very low strength neits the whole veg. Stayed overall short during vegetation, but boomed once it went into flower. Turning out to be a tall pheno. Flower cycle was a total of 67 days, including a flush of 14 days and lights off for 2 days. Finished product was very long fluffy nugs stretching down the plant. Does not do well in heat at all, ideal temperature is between 60°-70°. Towards the end of flower cycle best to get humidity and temperature as low as possible to bring out the purple hues and bulked nugs. A perfect strain for cold climents or LED lights. Recommended for the connoisseur seeking a sweet change 👏💯