Auto Wappa by @Paradiseseeds 9/6-12 W10 F6 This week has been about spraying mites and flushing for harvest. I found webbing on 1 bud on AW4. I was able to capture spider mite in microscope pics. These are magnified between 500-1000X. 9/5, 6 &9 I sprayed with neem oil- 2 tsp neem, 1 tsp castor oil soap and 1 quart of water. I am using Flawless Finish to remove any chemical residue from the plant on 9/6, 8, &11 at Ph 6.7, 365ppm, 75.3F. When I harvest, these will be bud washed first. Even using Silica gold, Auto Wappas stems do not support the weight of their buds I Have AW 4 tied up with string to keep the buds up. Aw2 is also tall but sturdier and #3 is the shortest and stockiest with lots of leaves. The hairs are turning brown and curling so harvest is getting closer. Also enjoy some pictures of my Walking Iris. I bought the plant 4 years ago at a master gardener sale. This is the first time it has bloomed. I was so excited to see it in bloom. The bloom only lasts a day. It was all curled up the next day. That’s all for this week. Thanks for visiting. Stay green, growers love 💚🌿 💫Natrona💫

10 out of 10 on these lovely ladies. They popped up after being soaked for 48hrs then 48hrs after being planted we had sprouts. Excited for these as it's been a little while since I last grew it. Last time it won be 2nd place at the universe cup for Hash. This year it'll go to the 2026AAC. Happy Growing

All good was draping a little but just needed water and Nutrients so I watered and fed them

Die dritte Woche ist gestartet. Wächst bisher wie sie soll und das ziemlich flott. Darf gerne so weitergehen.. Habe die Lichtintensität etwas herunter geregelt, die Blätter kräuseln sich etwas. 18.03. Entwickelt sich und wächst sehr schön. Denke am Ende der Woche wird umgetopft. Und auch hier bleibe ich bei 30 Liter Stofftöpfen. Als Drainageschicht kommen Plagron Pebbles zum Einsatz, ca. 3cm. Darüber ein Mix aus Plagron light mix, Plagron Batmix und zusätzlich etwa 10% Perlite. Als Dünger nehme ich den Greenhouse biogrow. Davon 3 g pro Liter Substrat, also 90 g. Wird direkt mit der Erdmische gut vermischt. Das neue zu Hause wartet bereits auf die Damen.. 19.03. Umzug ins größere Zelt und Pott. Leider sind mir dabei ein paar Wurzeln abgerissen, hoffe der Schaden hält sich in Grenzen.. Habe zur leichteren Handhabung Drehteller unter die Untersetzer getan😅 isoliert zusätzlich vom kalten Kellerboden. 21.03. Habe mich entschieden an Tag 21 zu toppen und zwar oberhalb der 2. Nodie. Direkt das Training gestartet. Jetzt darf sie sich erstmal davon erholen..

Chug chug chug! I think I have about a week or two left for most of them and probably like 4 of these will need an extra week or so aha. Frosting up beautifully; the camera does no justice! But I believe I should start reducing my feed or either flush with molasses and kelp like I’ve grown fond of doing come close to harvest time. Again the smells emanating from this tent is so beautiful, candy sweet orangey smells 🌬️🌬️🌬️

Rise! 👆 💚

Today is 12/7/18, day 20 in flower. Today is 12/8.18, day 21 in flower, watered with nutes, picture day. Today is 12/9/18, day 22 in flower, just video of the girls.

getting tall and frosty Merry Xmas all. Slightest touch and you stinky

Stinking out the tent 🔥

Adding 2-3 ml A+B daily Change Friday

Día de corte para la gran berta... No hice ningún flush por qué quiero probar la diferencia entre flush y no flush Quedan algunos cogollos abajo que falta formarse

Curing time soon.

Week 11 flower - day 82 flw - day 140 of cycle End of week 11 flower and plant could not be more ready. I postponed the harvesting day because I will be traveling so it can dry in my time away. Still trichomes are around 15-20 amber.

Been a good week explosive growth first signs off early stages of flower few plants come out with spotting and few yellow leafs tent is starting to get cramped tried to spread um out as even as possible with the space we have , first dose of nutrients solo soil nutes we’ve gone with as recommended by the local grow shop

During my previous grow, I harvested and made some bubble hash. Afterward, I dropped the used, wet buds onto this coco, and it seems some seeds sprouted from the leftover material. I’m not even sure if they’re photoperiod or autoflower, but hey—let's roll with it! Both my pH meter and PPM meter are broken. I have no idea why they keep breaking so often. They’re ADWA meters, and while you can replace the reading elements, the replacements cost half the price of a new meter. It’s frustrating, and I really don’t want to keep buying them every time I start a new grow

🌸 Pink Rosay Auto by Zamnesia | Pheno B | Week 6 (Early Flower) 🌱 Small in Size, Huge in Character Not every plant dreams of touching the ceiling. Some choose a different path. While her sister reached upward with remarkable speed, this little Pink Rosay has quietly remained true to herself, growing into one of the most compact plants inside the entire Project Blue Tent. At first glance, some growers might overlook her. I certainly won't. Sometimes the smallest plant ends up telling the biggest story. Running under my ongoing 12/12 From Seed experiment, she has spent her entire life making every decision beneath flowering hours. Instead of investing energy into vertical growth, she has poured everything into building a sturdy framework filled with healthy branches, tight internodes, and an abundance of developing flower sites. She's proof that size has never been the only measure of success. 🌸 Week 6 – Every Flower Has Its Place This week her flowering really began to shine. Those brilliant white pistils are everywhere. Every branch is crowned with fresh clusters that seem to grow larger each day, creating dozens of little stars scattered throughout the canopy. These delicate white hairs are the plant's first invitation to reproduction, reaching outward in search of pollen in nature. Indoors, without pollination, they become the foundation upon which each flower will continue to build. Watching them emerge is always one of my favourite stages. It's the moment when potential becomes visible. The buds are still young, but they already carry that wonderful promise of everything that's still to come. 🌿 Structure & Growth Standing at approximately 55 cm, Pink Rosay remains the smallest plant in the tent. Yet nothing about her feels underdeveloped. Quite the opposite. Her compact architecture has produced incredibly tight node spacing, allowing flower sites to form almost one above another. Instead of long stretches between branches, nearly every centimetre of stem contributes to future flower production. Gentle Low Stress Training has opened the canopy just enough for light to reach deep into the plant while maintaining her naturally balanced form. She isn't trying to become the tallest. She's simply becoming herself. 🍃 Plant Health Health continues to be absolutely exceptional. The foliage displays a rich emerald-green colour from top to bottom, with beautiful leaf posture and excellent turgor throughout the plant. There are no signs of nutrient stress, deficiencies or excesses. Everything looks relaxed. Comfortable. Balanced. Even with rapid flower formation underway, she continues producing vigorous new growth while maintaining the kind of healthy appearance every grower hopes to see when opening the tent each morning. Sometimes perfect health is quiet. This plant is a wonderful example of that. 💧 Hand Watering & Nutrition Like her sister, Pink Rosay continues to be hand-watered rather than connected to the AutoPot system, allowing close daily observation and precise control over her feeding. Current feeding: • Terra Bloom — 1.9 ml/L • Pure Zym — 1 ml/L • Sugar Royal — 1 ml/L • Power Buds — 1 ml/L • Green Sensation — 1 ml/L Maintaining: • EC: 1.78 mS/cm • pH: 6.0 She's responding beautifully, maintaining outstanding colour and steady flower development without asking for anything more than consistency. 🌡️ Environment The environment remains stable, allowing every phenotype to express its own personality without unnecessary stress. Current conditions: • Day temperature: 29°C • Night temperature: 25°C • Relative humidity: 60% • Solution temperature: 21°C • Root zone temperature: 21°C • CO₂: approximately 639 ppm Even during the warmer summer days, the room continues providing the consistency that allows healthy genetics to perform at their best. 🌼 A Lesson in Phenotypes One of my favourite parts of growing multiple plants from the same strain is watching nature write different stories from the same genetic book. If I had only grown this Pink Rosay, I might describe the variety as naturally compact. If I had only grown her sister, I might say she stretches enthusiastically. Both observations would be true. Neither would tell the whole story. That's the beauty of phenotypes. Every seed carries the same family name, but each one develops its own personality, its own rhythm, and its own way of expressing those shared genetics. This little lady reminds me that sometimes the quietest plants have the most interesting stories to tell. 👀 Looking Ahead With the stretch now largely behind her, the next few weeks should be all about building flowers. Her incredibly tight node spacing could become one of her greatest strengths, allowing individual flower sites to merge into dense, beautifully stacked colas. She may never be the largest harvest in the room. But I have a feeling she'll produce something very special. Sometimes the plants that ask for the least attention end up becoming the jars you reach for most often. 🙏 Final Thoughts This little Pink Rosay has become one of my favourite reminders that gardening isn't about chasing uniformity. It's about giving every plant the opportunity to become exactly what it was meant to be. She may be the smallest plant inside the tent, but every day she stands there with remarkable health, vibrant colour, flawless structure and flowers that continue to multiply beneath a crown of brilliant white pistils. Some growers measure success in height. Others measure it in yield. I'm learning, once again, that true success is watching a plant express its own personality while thriving from beginning to end. A huge thank you to Zamnesia for these wonderful genetics, Plagron for providing the nutrition that keeps these plants thriving, Future of Grow for the outstanding lighting, TrolMaster for maintaining such a stable environment, and to everyone following this journey here on GrowDiaries. Your support, encouragement, questions, and shared passion for growing continue to make this adventure even more rewarding. Small in stature. Beautiful in every detail. And quietly preparing to surprise us all. Growers Love and happy growing! 🌱💚