Added a photo to show where I take RH/Temp measurements from in the tent, pretty much inside the canopy. Went lower on EC this week to give the plant a little time to regenerate and pack some more before harvest. The dehumidifier is pulling less and less moisture out of the air every day, this is a additional sign to me that the plant is nearing its end. Will harvest the plant next week, maybe on Christmas :) Values are average of the day. DATE - °C - RH% (Tent Temp/RH) 20241216 23.6 61.7 20241217 24.2 62.2 20241218 23.3 61.5 20241219 22.9 61.7 20241220 22.1 60.7 20241221 23.1 61.5 20241222 22.6 60.9 DATE - PH 20241216 6.09 20241217 6.03 20241218 6.14 20241219 6.16 20241220 5.99 20241221 5.97 20241222 5.87 DATE - ORP (mV) 20241216 74 20241217 63 20241218 30 20241219 11 20241220 50 20241221 24 20241222 82 DATE - EC(us/cm) 20241216 2097 20241217 2004 20241218 1692 20241219 1749 20241220 1636 20241221 1688 20241222 1695 DATE - CF 20241216 20.97 20241217 20.05 20241218 16.92 20241219 17.49 20241220 16.36 20241221 16.88 20241222 16.95 DATE - °C (Reservoir) 20241216 22.1 20241217 22.1 20241218 21.8 20241219 22.2 20241220 20.9 20241221 21.6 20241222 21.4

Further progress has been made in my cannabis cultivation journey. I've been meticulously working on spreading the canopy over the entire surface of the tent, ensuring each plant gets equal light exposure. The aim is to create an environment that allows for optimal growth and an abundant yield. Later today, I plan to install a net. The net will provide support to the plants as they grow taller and heavier, especially as they enter the flowering phase. It will also help maintain the even spread of the canopy, ensuring that light penetration is maximized across all plants. In about a week, I will be shifting gears by switching the light schedule to a 12/12 cycle - marking the transition from the vegetative phase to the flowering phase. Concurrently, I will also start administering bloom nutrients. This tailored diet will provide the plants with the essential elements they need to produce bountiful, high-quality flowers. A noticeable change that has been happening recently is the increasing intensity of the aroma emanating from the plants. The scent of cannabis is becoming more and more pronounced, serving as a reminder of the transformative journey these plants are going through and the lush buds they will soon produce.

I had never done such extreme defoliation, I feel nervous to see the result, I hope this technique helps to increase the growth of flowers and not make it slower.

So these girls have started to explode , they were one of the first ones to get into their new home , so they are LOVING life right now. The goal for this week : Attach all shoots to the tomato cage , - get them ready for flower 🌹🌹🌺!! I'm still working on getting a better set up for pictures, although they aren't in the best spot for pictures they are EXTREMELY happy with they lighting !!! position. Find these gorgeous genetics at: https://greenpointseeds.com/ Find all about the nutrients that fuel this grow So I was just putting a note in their that when I was doing the video the temperature the leaves were slightly wilted . This was just do to a temperature.

They are moving quickly these days! I’m using FF nutrients, then just water, then a mixture of molasses, recharge, and epsom salt, and then water again. Not sure if I’m overdoing it but they seem happy.

looking good just few of the leaves have some brown spots and not sure what this is so up the notes A bit and see how it goes, done very little defoliation

04/18/2026 Readings: pH: 5.2 EC: 1331 cm TDS: 947 ppm Temp: 66.4° First thing to note is that the dehumidifier is just not strong enough to get through to the top of the plant. So the humidity is like 50.1% temp is fine. I'd like it a little bit lower, but this is what I got to work with. 04/19/2026 Oops. Something happened with my notes yesterday. Hopefully they don't delete again. Readings: after pHing. It was 5.31 pH: 5.88 EC: 1386 cm TDS: 892 ppm Temp: 65.5° Well, it's 420 and I have emptied the bucket so I can pH the water. Pretty easy. But still I really hate pumping out the water. Kinda feels like I'm suffocating her. So mean. I couldn't send a trichome video, so we will have to figure out my phone. It's pretty close, so I could get some pics good enough to see if it's cloudy or clear. Amber. There was a decent amount of it all around. Readings after pH pH: 5.76 EC: 1863 cm TDS: 980 ppm Temp: 68.0° 04/21/2026 Readings: pH: 5.77 EC: 1395 cm TDS: 990 ppm Temp: 63.9° Anyone notice yesterday? The only 2 things that changed are the EC and Temp. Ummm something is wrong with the EC reading. I must have mistyped yesterday or something. Anyway, there may be a nutrient lock out. Or something, because I'm getting other tissues. Mostly at the top. It seems the already damaged leaves do not fix. Like the canoeing that's still there, will it go away? The spots on the top leaves look spotty. I don't think those will go away, but the leaf stacking. That should go away, right? The environment looks good today. No complaints whatsoever. Nothing to note. Finally, right?! Lol As for the plant. She is officially EATING the Blue Dream. So much so that it's pushing the whole thing over. I think I'm gonna harvest the blue dream little early. At least earlier than I wanted. Half the plant is flopped over now. Not clue why. It was just that one branch and then I guess the weight of that and the upper branches just led them to collapse as well. What the shit is that? 04/22/2026 Readings: pH: 5.5 EC: 1409 cm TDS: 1000 ppm Temp: 67.1° Looks like nutrient lockout. After pHing : pH: 5.97 EC: 1450 cm TDS: 1003 ppm Temp: 63.3° 04/23/2026 Readings: pH: 5.80 EC: 1431 cm TDS: 1020 ppm Temp: 68.5° 04/24/2026 Readings: pH: 5.7 EC: 1459 cm TDS: 1030 ppm Temp: 66.5° So I harvested the Blue Dream. A little earlier than what I was expecting, but it needed to be harvested. Anyway, apparently Apple Strudel has really heavy branches and were pushing the Blue Dream over. Well, when I pulled the blue dream out of the tent, this little lady nearly fell over. It was stuck with the Blue Dream. But once they were apart, the rest of the plant fell over. So I put up my trellis to at least help keeping the branches off the ground or even worse, snapping entirely. Ioght have to harvest her early too. The bends in those branches are insane. However, I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure this one is done. Like done done. Lots of amber tons of cloudy and very few clear. I wanna flush her. At least for a couple days. But I'm really concerned with the branches laying on each other. This is a disaster waiting to happen. Mold, powdery mildew. Nothing else, I won't get any bugs or anything like that. So I hope leaving them like that won't hurt too bad. I should try to get the 2 big ones up. 04/25/2026 Readings: pH: 5.63 EC: 1500 cm TDS: 1060 ppm Temp: 68.0° As we can see here, there is definitely a nutrient lockout somewhere. It's probably because of the size of the roots. The roots have taken over the bucket. I need like a 10 gallon for this plant. Lol. Anyway, I have concerns about the fallen branches are stacking on top of each other. Just in 1 spot. But it's a good spot for mold to grow. So I need to figure out what to do with the top 2 branches. The environment is actually looking great! As it's the last week of life I'm gonna leave it alone. 71° and 50% humidity. I'd much rather 40%, but the 50% is pretty steady. And 71° mimics the outdoors getting cooler. This should work in theory, but we'll see. Honestly, this plant is kind of hard to diagnose. There's all kinds of stuff happening all at once and I'm trying to find the source. Then I can work my way out. Or something like that.i can use some yoyos for a couple of the branches. But the rest are pretty flimsy. Waterlogged. I'm guessing and it's because of the roots. It has to be. I just can't find a source. Damnit.

TEST RUN OF THE ELUFAH UAP-1500 My lemon cherry Runtz is starting to get some decent structure and finally recover. I don’t like how stretchy the nodes are on this pheno also I do t like the thin leaves. I think I probably got a plain Jane pheno. The plant really stinks though. That’s a plus. I’m sure when I flip to flower it will do well.

June 12: - Feeding - moving girls around June 15 - Feeding - moving girls around - removing few bottom branches

Day 42 — FLO | Mixed SCROG (120×80) Box smells unreal — sticky as hell. Buds are packing weight and the trichs are starting to turn milky in spots, but most are still crystal-clear so I’m letting them cook a bit longer. Canopy is fat, structure solid; loads of resin on every cola — fingers already gluey from checking. Night temps and RH still a pain (cold garage), so I’m watching for any mold hotspots and keeping airflow moving. Overall super happy with how this mixed run turned out so far. Quick state: Lights: 400W HPS + 300W LED (4000K) — plenty of punch. Media: 20 L smart pots, BioBizz soil + myco, organic feeds (BioBloom, TopMax, Green Sensation). Training: SCROG, LST/HST done, minimal tweaks now — mostly letting the flowers fatten. Trichomes: pockets of milky, majority still clear — not chop-ready yet, keep peeping with scope every 2–3 days. Plant-by-plant notes (position → short ID + what I see) Back-left — Wedding Cake (Portland) Very frosty, main colas are dense and sugary. Pistils starting to darken a bit, buds showing early signs of swelling. Trichome coverage is heavy — this one will likely be a resin monster. Watch for the classic sweet/creamy aroma to deepen. Back-center — Kush Crasher Properly turning purple and looking gorgeous. Leaves are showing that cool kush coloration and the colas are chunky and stout. Very sticky, strong nose developing (earthy / diesel kush). Keep temps stable so the purple stays and you don’t stress it too hard. Back-right — AK-47 Shorter, compact nodes but stacking nice little cola clusters. Classic AK structure — not the frostiest but reliable bud density and a punchy terp profile expected. Nice even development under the HPS. Front-left — Double Krush Buds forming tight clusters — a little leaner than the gassier strains but foxtailing less and stacking nicely. Shows vigour and is filling in under the canopy. Good candidate for chunky colas if you let it finish a touch longer. Front-center — Wappa Main cola is a beast — this one’s the show-stealer for bulk. Fat, chunky top cola, already showing awesome density and slight color shift. Expect a heavy, compact cola at chop. Loving how the Wappa is responding to your SCROG. Front-right — Detroit Runtz Longer, slightly looser colas compared to the others but super resinous. Shows those fruity/runts vibes — buds are coating in trichomes and the structure looks promising for aroma/density trade-off. Might finish a touch sooner or later depending on phenotype, keep an eye on the trichs. What I’d do next (short checklist): Keep scope-checking trichs — pockets of milk = start of the final swell. Most still clear → not ready yet. Hold off major defol or HST now; only small tidy-up if airflow spot is tight. Watch RH closely at night — lower if I can (dehumidifier or heater + intake trick). Mold is the enemy at this point. Last heavy feed flush plan: stay conservative — these look on the edge of finishing, so taper nutrients as trichs go 30–50% milky and pistils darken.

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12/11/2021 - held in a glass of filtered water for 24 hours and then used the paper towel method for 48 hours. Seeds planted today in 6 litre pots to germinate before being moved to 15 litre pots on week 3 of veg. high humidity this week - 70% - and 100ml of filtered water every other day. 16/11/21 - all 9 have broken the soil and are stretching slightly to the light 20/11/21 root juice

This will be a bit of a challenge, one of the LCC is 45cm while the others are 25cm. I gave them little ramps to keep canopy even and all 3 are still looking healthy.

Dense, rock-solid buds, absolutely frosted in trichomes, with minimal leaf a trimmer’s dream.

waterd 1000ml today. Sticky beast stretching well.VpD~1 (Day36) Prepared water today. Budsided's getting bigger and Sticky beast still growing 😊 She will be a real beast hopefully🦍😮‍💨VpD~1,1kp (Day 37) Watered NL 2000ml, SB 1500ml adjusted LST ON SB#2. Northern Lights are so frosty (Day38) Sticky Beast now in pre flower. (Day 39) Watered northern Lights 2liters Sticky Beast 1.5l both 1ml/L bloom/topmax tommoror is haircut day✂️💇‍♀️( Day 40) Today I planted a few companion plant seeds and put them in the tent. (chamomile, basil, lavender, dill) Soil still slightly moist! (Day 41) Today i lollipopped my sticky beasts and my second NorthernLight. 3 h later the remaining budsides grew Crazy🌺

Day 19 since flip, not much to report. Top dress today of 4-8-4 rose and flower mix from down to earth with a little worm castings. Almost done with stretch. Back two are Gary Poppins (Gary Payton x Red Runtz). One on the left is stretching to the moon, definitely a Gary leaner, and the one on the right turned out to be the smallest plant of the five, definitely a Runtz leaner. Plain ph’d tap water and that’s it 🌡️: 77-80 F 💡: 65% @ 20 inches 💦:60%