9/9 Still looking for the cause of the top fading only on the light colored phenos think its P will address tomorrow, want a couple more weeks from these guys at least. 9/10 Looking better top dressed the Happy Frog 3 tbs/plant watered with Bio-Bloom 3tsp /gal and Big Bloom 3tsp/gal 9/13 D62 Just finishing the week things are pretty stable. Nuet issues resolved and buds building nicely taking on a more fuzzy appearance with straight new growth hairs. Pics at lights out if I remember Looking at 9/27 for a harvest date or at least its penciled in on the calendar. Next feed is full

She has been terminated and is now drying.. Next report will give review Have fun Stay safe Growers❤️💯💯 All the way babie

Thank you everybody who are commented on my diary all the advice you guys are awesome. This is her last week growing next week. We shop and I start a new diary once I decide what I’m gonna pop next.

The first official week of flowering is complete. During this phase, the plant showed a noticeable stretch and transitioned from a very compact structure into a more open, light-efficient canopy. At the beginning of the week, only a few tops were clearly defined, while most bud sites were still in early pre-flower stages. Over the course of the week, this changed significantly: multiple bud sites became active and started to develop visibly. The distribution of tops across the canopy is very even, which is a direct result of early training (topping + LST). Stretch averaged around ~1 cm per day, with a slight acceleration toward the end of the week. Current plant height is approximately 32 cm. Despite the relatively short overall height, the vertical growth of individual branches improved light penetration and overall efficiency. The structure remains compact but no longer overly dense. Internodal spacing is moderate, indicating a more indica-leaning phenotype. At the same time, the branches appear strong enough to support future bud development. The plant is responding well overall. After a brief adjustment phase (water/light changes), it has returned to active growth with healthy leaf structure. Leaf color is a consistent, healthy green with no visible deficiencies or signs of overfeeding. Actions & Setup: • Increased light intensity (prime position in the tent) • Light defoliation to expose bud sites • Nutrients still in transition phase (2-2-2 to 2-2-3.5 ratio) • Bud Candy introduced • Big Bud planned for next feeding Week Summary: A very solid first week of flowering. The stretch started slightly delayed but is now progressing well. With the number of bud sites and the even canopy structure, the plant shows strong yield potential despite its compact size. Focus for FW2: Maximize light utilization, introduce PK boost (Big Bud), and stabilize bud development.

Last 3 days for Harvest👨‍🌾

La pianta ha dimostrato la sua velocità, e già pronta,perfetta per il sea of green,ho applicato il fimming ad I fiori e si sono gonfiati quelli sotto in una maniera esagerata!!provate per credere,adesso è in flushing da 4 giorni,tra circa 3 giorni la raccolgo.

Smooth sailing at this point... I have just a few key things to discuss going forward this week. No more nitrogen being fed to these plants at this point. My PK booster has no nitrogen, and I plan on using it once or twice more. The majority of nutrition at this point is coming from the rooted leaf Cal-Mag fuel which is an organic source of food. I've also been using the Golden Tree 0-0-2 but unfortunately I ran out this week. To replace it, I'll be using an organic black strap molasses. My temperatures have also dropped at night. By by about 7° c. My daytime temperatures are down two or three degrees Celsius. CO2 dosage is set to 800 parts per million

-humidifier ordered, exhaust will finally be here tomorrow, beginning week 2 and could use any input . -Watering till runoff then visually waiting until feels light or looking dry -Added 2 clones midweek teaching myself as I go -how do they look ? Input greatly appreciated

This is how the ladies are looking, not much to update same old same old, they are just packing on their Budz, well see how they look in the next 7 days. More info on the video I uploaded. Happy Growing guys 👍🏾

I continued to renew the stakes, every 3-5 days and watered when dry. Btw I don't water every day, more like every 2-4 days, when the soil dries out. I started seeing white pistols in this week, so I knew the GC is in preflower. Thats why I fed the GC with 1ml/L of BioBizz Bio-Bloom and 1ml/L of BioBizz Bio-Grow to help with the pk demand. I also broke another note off, but the branch was still slightly attached, so I tried to glue it back on with some scotch tape and it worked out just fine. Incredible how robust this plant is and how much stress it can take for an autoflower

Waiting for stupid clones too root. I should just take 2 more cuts and flower it? Bubbled Organic tea not enough for this one. Need to give her a spray of GH nutes

🌱 Woche 6 – Tag 36 Der Moment, wo alles zusammenkommt Mit Tag 36 beginnt Woche 6 – und man merkt sofort: 👉 Der Run ist nicht mehr im Aufbau… er läuft jetzt. Die Pflanzen sind sichtbar im Stretch und reagieren extrem direkt auf das Setup. Was hier gerade passiert, ist kein Zufall mehr – sondern Kontrolle. ⸻ 🌿 Canopy & Setup Die letzten Tage habe ich alles darauf ausgelegt, eine gleichmäßige Fläche unter der Lampe zu schaffen: • Alle Pflanzen auf ein Level gebracht (~40 cm Abstand) • Höhenunterschiede mit Kisten ausgeglichen • Aktueller Abstand: 35–45 cm • Lichtleistung: 75% 👉 Ziel: keine einzelne dominante Cola, sondern maximale Fläche Und genau das beginnt jetzt zu greifen. ⸻ 💡 Licht trifft auf Reaktion Ich musste die Lampe die letzten 3 Tage ~15 cm höher ziehen, weil: 👉 Die Blueberry komplett eskaliert 😏 • extrem homogener Wuchs • Seitentriebe fast auf Top-Niveau • aktuell klar die aggressivste Pflanze im Zelt Das zeigt mir: 👉 Das Setup trifft den Sweet Spot ⸻ 🌱 Die Genetiken im Vergleich 🍇 Blueberry (hinten rechts) → aktuell der Maßstab im Run → Stretch + Struktur = 🔥 🍬 Runtz (hinten links) → stabil, aber noch im Aufbau → wird im Stretch noch kommen 🍇 Purple Punch (Mitte) → viele Seitentriebe, noch ruhig → könnte jederzeit explodieren 🍪 GMO Cookies (vorne links) → kompakt & kontrolliert → klassischer „später Performer“ ⚡ Hyperion F1 (vorne rechts) → sauber, stabil, mittig unterwegs 👉 Genau das macht den Run spannend: Jede Sorte spielt ihr eigenes Spiel ⸻ 🌡️ Klima – der eigentliche Gamechanger Hier wird’s interessant: • Temperatur: ~22,5 – 26,5°C • Luftfeuchtigkeit: ~55 – 62% • VPD: 1.1 – 1.4 (Peaks bis ~1.7) 👉 Das ist kein Zufall 👉 Das ist Sweet Spot für Stretch + Nährstoffaufnahme Die Pflanzen arbeiten sichtbar effizient: • kein Stress • kein Stillstand • sauberes Wachstum ⸻ 💧 Gießen & Substrat – Lehrbuch aktuell Ich bleibe beim Ring-Gießen und das zahlt sich aus: • gleichmäßige Feuchtigkeitskurve • keine Staunässe • kein Austrocknen 👉 EC-Verlauf zeigt klar: Nach dem Gießen → Peak → sauberer Abbau ➡️ Die Erde arbeitet aktiv mit, nicht gegen mich ⸻ 🧠 Grow-Strategie (bewusst so gewählt) Diese Runde: ❌ kein Netz ❌ kein aggressives Training Stattdessen: • natürliche Struktur • Höhenkontrolle • Licht optimal nutzen 👉 Weniger Eingriffe, mehr Verständnis für die Pflanze ⸻ 🔥 Fazit – Anfang Woche 6 Das ist der Punkt, wo sich entscheidet, wie groß die Buds später werden. Und aktuell sieht’s so aus: 👉 Setup passt 👉 Klima passt 👉 Pflanzen reagieren perfekt Besonders die Blueberry zeigt gerade, was möglich ist, wenn alles ineinandergreift. ⸻ 🚀 Ausblick • Stretch aktiv managen • Höhe weiter ausgleichen • Licht langsam steigern • erste echte Blütenbildung beobachten 👉 Die nächsten 7–10 Tage sind entscheidend

Finalizamos cultivo de la mano de nuestro amigo de UKHTA Seeds proveniente de Rusia y afianzándose en España con llegadas de nuevas genéticas que los ponen en los tops, sin duda una experiencia única con esta variedad, unos colores espectaculares, aromas a frutas y muy dulces, parecen chucherías, vamos a disfrutarlos💪💪🍇🍓 muchas gracias por esta oportunidad y por poder probar esta variedad que sin duda entra en mis tops💪

This was my second grow ever. I started with a blueberry headband seed from a bud I got from the dispensary. This strain was very easy to grow and very forgiving. Final product had some seeds but wasn’t too bad.

Ganz schön viele trichome sie wächst super

Wonderful haze berry pheno, looks super pretty, this pheno number #1 looks very "perfect" because of the shape of the leafs and so. She's gonna be an awesome plant, let's see what I can Do guys! 💚🌱💎❤️👨‍🌾

Can't complain with another good week! More pistils are starting to turn orange and buds are looking good and healthy, I've got no burnt tips and so im guessing the nutrient mix is balance nicely after removing the silica after it kept reacting with the mix. Done another defoliation to get that light where it's needed, im very happy with these two plants as they are only my 2nd and 3rd plants I've ever grown. Thanks for stopping by✌️

🌸 Flowering Week 3 – Overall Overview General Structure The plants are now fully established in early flowering. Stretching is slowing down but still visible on some taller phenotypes. Bud sites are clearly forming along the main branches and secondary nodes. The canopy is uneven, with some plants significantly taller and more stretched than others. Plant Health Noticeable yellowing on older fan leaves, especially mid-to-lower canopy. Some plants appear lighter green overall, suggesting higher nutrient demand during transition. A few individuals show drooping and weaker structure compared to the healthier, darker green plants in front. Lower interior growth is still relatively dense. Bud Development Early bud stacking has started. Pistils are clearly visible across tops. Flower clusters are forming but not yet bulking. Structure suggests entry into mid-flower soon. Environmental Adjustments Temperature was reduced by approximately 1°C. Old yellow leaves were selectively removed to improve airflow and light penetration. Canopy airflow appears improved, though density remains moderate. Current Focus Monitor nutrient balance as plants transition into higher phosphorus and potassium demand. Prevent excessive leaf loss too early. Prepare for full mid-flower bulk phase in Week 4–5. Maintain controlled humidity to avoid moisture buildup as buds stack