Hoping by the end of this week to see a decent bit of vegative growth. I also had a boost in growth after sprouting but has slowed down decently. Plants leaves started drooping down and one edge of leaf turned a lighter green, leaves also look wrinkled, but don’t feel dry. I was advised it was nothing to be concerned of but I want other opinions. Also started a little LST today 2/15/24

12/28 Week 9 Maddie is on a water only diet not making her cranky yet Tammy is still stuffing her face at the buffet table happy as she can be 12/29 Picture day!

Hello. This is the end of week 4 and the beginning of week 5 of veg. These girls need to be topped. Should have done that last week, but I'll do that this week. I like to put sulphur on the cut stem. It helps the plants heal up nicely. I try to not get it on the soil, I tilt the plant, or on the leaves. It looks like white powdery mildew on the leaves. Almost always gets me, I see it on a leaf a couple of weeks later and the first thing I think is WPM... till I remember... I see some bottom leaves going yellow. They are asking for a bit more food. OK. Keep Growing Straight out there. Chuck.

4 de 4 semillas germinaron empiezan a salir los cotiledones y las primeras hojas

📍 Microgenetics meets Master Bud – Delicate but determined The Papaya Sunrise, an exclusive selection of the very Italian Microgenetics Seed Bank, continues to amaze me. In this 7ª week of vegetative he is finally bringing out all his fruity, vigorous and surprisingly compact personality. At first she was the most reserved among the sisters, but now - thanks to the controlled environment, the targeted defoliation and the balanced diet - she is exploding in width, opening the branches like palm trees in the sun, ready to conquer the SCROG network. 🌿 The leaves are wide, healthy, full green and vital. The structure is solid but elastic, and each knot carries with it a promise of future flowers. 💧 This week received the right attention: enriched rainwater, high-quality radical stimulators and a mix between mineral (Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect) and calibrated organic inputs. Result? Vigorous lateral growth, excellent breathability, zero deficiencies. Despite some residual moisture in the pot that I monitored, the Papaya reacted very well, confirming its resilience. The improved microclimate and new ventilation helped it open up like a true tropical queen. 🎯 Now everything is ready for the last sprint before the switch. The tucks are on the way. The genetic profile begins to "push", and you can already feel the aromatic potential that will come out in a few weeks. 📸 Exotic fruits on the way. This Papaya is not a plant. It's a destination.

🌱 Week 3 – End of Vegetative Stage 10/04 (Day 22): Watered with 500 ml at pH 5.7, EC 1300. Solution included 2.5 ml/L CalMag + 1.4 ml/L Coco A + 1.4 ml/L Coco B — Deeper Underground removed from the mix starting today. Runoff measured EC 700, pH 7.0. Considering removing a few fan leaves to allow more light penetration to the lower branches. 10/05 (Day 23): No watering today — pots still heavy and moist. The tips of new leaves are showing a very light green to yellowish color. Planning to start micronutrient supplementation directly in the nutrient solution in two days. Plants continue stretching rapidly; one grew 4 cm in the last 24 hours. Roots are now protruding through the fabric pots, indicating full root colonization. 10/06 (Day 24): Pistils visible on all plants — flowering will begin next week 🌸. Tried increasing light intensity to 20k lux, but plants showed stress, so it was reduced again. Still not obtaining reliable results with the lux meter, so I’ve ordered a PAR meter to better control light levels. Watered with 1 L of the same solution as Day 22. Runoff EC rising slightly to 750, pH stable at 7.0. Week 3 Summary — End of Vegetative Stage Strong vegetative finish: vertical growth continued steadily, some plants growing 4 cm in 24 h. Root zone fully colonized — roots visible through the fabric pots. All plants showing pistils → clear sign of transition to flowering. Light management tricky this week; stress appeared above 20k lux. PAR meter ordered for better control. Nutrient mix stable at EC 1300 (2.5 CalMag + 1.4 A/B). Deeper Underground discontinued. Runoff EC ~ 700–750, pH ~ 7.0 → substrate still buffered high, but plants adapting well. 🌼 ➡️ Plan for Week 4 – Flowering Week 1 Nutrients: Transition feed: keep CalMag at 2.0–2.5 ml/L, A/B around 1.4–1.6 ml/L. Introduce bloom additives gradually (PK boosters or bloom A/B if applicable). pH: Keep irrigation at 5.6–5.7 to slowly bring substrate down from 7.0. EC: Increase gradually toward 1400–1500 µS/cm as flowers initiate. Lighting: Use PAR meter to maintain 300–400 µmol/m²/s (~15–18k lux) during transition. VPD: Raise to 1.0–1.2 kPa for better transpiration and nutrient flow. Defoliation: Light removal of large fan leaves if necessary to expose lower sites. Observation: Watch for stabilization of new growth color and confirm consistent pre-flowering on all plants.

Well this week I had to give the girls a fairly big trim they were beautifully bushy but they were struggling for space so I cut back the heavy shade leaves that were covering bud sites I am also adding bloom to there feed from now but they are doing really well and the smell in the tent is devine. 💚🙏🌱🙏💚🙏🌱🙏💚

Insane purples lots of color super fruit Berry smell on the iced wildberry super hard diesel smell with a hint of citrus on the nana glue love both phenos!

Turned light to 12/12 start week 6 day 35. Defoliated the central cola's to allow the sides to catch up. She's stretching fast at the moment. I'll start feeding her from week 7

About to start week 8 of flush

Start Woche 9. Blüte Endspurt... Ausser warten und Trichome anschaun ist nichts zu tun👍 Schätze mal noch eine oder zwei Wochen Tag106 Ok, geht nun doch schneller als gedacht. Die Damen sind Ende der Woche def. Soweit. Tag109 Die letzten Tage brechen an. Sie bekommen noch bis Dienstag. Dann ist 🍾🍾🍾😜

Die erstaunliche Seven Freeze hat in dieser Woche am heißesten Tag mit 35° C. etwas gelitten und hat leichte Trockenschäden bekommen, glücklicherweise nicht in den Knospen, sondern in voll ausgebildeten Blättern. Es passierte in den späten Nachmittagsstunden in der größten Hitze. Nachdem ich es entdeckt hatte wurde sofort gegossen und die Blätter hoben sich wieder, ein kleiner Schaden jedoch blieb unsd zeigte sich in den nächsten Tagen. Trotzdem wächst sie gut weiter und hat in dieser Woche noch einmal 14 cm zugelegt. Ich bin gespannt wie lange das noch weiter geht und welche Größe sie erreichen wird. --- The amazing Seven Freeze suffered a little this week on the hottest day, when the temperature reached 35°C, and sustained some minor drought damage; fortunately, this was not to the buds but to the fully developed leaves. It happened in the late afternoon during the peak of the heat. As soon as I noticed it, I watered it straight away and the leaves perked up again, though a small amount of damage remained and became apparent over the next few days. Nevertheless, it is continuing to grow well and has grown another 14 cm this week. I’m curious to see how long this will continue and how big it will eventually get.

Week Eleven Week Five of Flower and everything goes nicely, buds are getting bigger. Check the video to see all plants. Stretch is done. fighting fungus nats. Watering with tapwater only with no ph testing. I did a sort of Recharche with the colonize and some liquid feeding 5-2-5 in low dosage. I think we are close to the infamous answer „two weeks“ to the question „are they ready harvest?“ We will wait till they are ready. Thx for checking my grow

Definitely lost yield due to not top dressing

Suche sie weiterhin ab… bisher keine weiteren Pollensäcke entdeckt. Fängt an lila zu werden. Erhöhe die nachttemperatur etwas. Der USB Regler für den Umluft Ventilator hat den Geist aufgegeben so dass ich diesen erstmal nur unter volllast laufen lassen kann. Würdet Ihr entlauben? Wollte sie nach ihrem gezwittere erst einmal in Ruhe lassen. Am 16.01 dann entlaubt. Lichtintensivität 10% erhöht

Sep 27: did a Final Flush in preparation for harvest next weekend.

Day 36 1/13/25 I think she is taking to the location okay so far and after the first cut I did I’m not sure what I’m doing I’m just doing my own little mainline thing experimenting I guess I’m using APSU super soil and a little bit of build of soil 3.0 left from last grow and it’s a 7 gal pot als 1/14 day 37 Did second and final topping going allow about two weeks to bounce back and allow more growth and LST then flower