the girls are starting to look good! my tent is running a little hot the past couple of days though, 84 flirting with 85. I took the white light out, it runs to hot. now my question is how much light should be provided to accommodate 5 plants in a 2x2x5 space. I went to a hydro shop last night to get some green pads to add some c02 and homeboy told me to drop a light that 2 -300 watt lights should be sufficient for the space. my temps did drop down to the 79-80 degree range and that's from dropping 1 light. so im thinking im just going to ride with it like that for now. starting week 3 in a couple of days and we will start on the c-4 from mills.

Easy trim✂️ As always first the top buds then after 7 days the lower buds✂️ The smell is divine citrus & ripe cherry super sweet🤤🍋🍒 Imagine if you mix a scoop of amarena & lemon sorbet gelato and you have the smell!

Girls keep growing pretty well in my rookie opinion, giving them a lot of time and love ❤️!!

Day 42 – Vegetation This plant is looking well-trained and spreading out beautifully! The main stem has been opened up with some strong LST, allowing light to hit every single top. New growth is healthy and vibrant green, with multiple bud sites forming along the branches. The structure is flat and even, creating an ideal base for a wide, productive canopy. No signs of stress from the training – she handled it like a champ. Over the next few days, she’ll keep focusing on filling in those gaps and building strength before the flip to flower in 6

So its come to the end of the first week and the little ones are doing great. At the start of the new week they will get their first watering and we will start a consistent schedule.

1.5oz dry . Didn’t measure wet

Die Cheese hat fette buds und riecht sehr stark hat überall schöne auch kleine dicke buds

J'ai lancé la floraison le 24 avril !! J'espère que mes plantes vont faire de belles fleurs 🌱🌴

It was a good week, with some good growth. The ladies have settled in and are a starting to reach up. I’ve been keeping the environment steady at about 78 degrees, and 60-62% humidity. It goes down to about 70 degrees at night. I’ve been watering sparingly still, about 1 cup of water every third day. Near the end of the week they were getting 2 cups and have lasted more than two days without showing they are needing again. I decreased the light schedule to 18 hours, and they seem to be benefiting from the dark cycle, or less DLI. LST will start next week! Happy Gardening 🇨🇦👊❤️

Tricky week. I've over complicated things by trying to incorporate CO2 into the grow. The main problem is the Airbomz unit is crap! 😂The timer seems to release CO2 at random intervals...I kept an eye on it and it sprayed anywhere between 1hr20 and 1hr50 with no kind of pattern...definitely not the regular 2hr interval I had selected. I'm switching to a mushroom bag, which will sit by my intake vent and flood the tent with CO2 night and day :) A much cheaper and simpler option! Advantage of this is that I can keep things simple with my ventilation. I've been switching on and off to allow CO2 to absorb, and the result is huge spikes in temp and humidity. I'm now extracting 24hrs a day and switching the intake fan on and off with the lights, and my temp and humidity has stabilised. However I'm still up at 70% all day and night....which seems a bit high! I'll have to keep an eye on it.

Everything is still running smoothly this week. We’ve got more rain and less sun right now, but honestly, it’s all working out just fine. The little lady is looking great and seems really comfortable in her 9L pot. I checked the leaves under the microscope and couldn't spot any active pests, even though there are a few minor punctures visible here and there. Today, I decided to do a little bit of LST (Low-Stress Training) on a few of the side shoots for the first time. Aside from that, I’m mostly just letting her grow the way she wants naturally. Following the schedule, she also received her 10ml of PK fertilizer this week. Everything is ticking along nicely!

[Week 1 - Germination] The Fat Banana seed has germinated and looks very healthy. Very small leaves have appeared in the past two days!

Eine Woche ist schon wieder rum und die Pflanzen stehen kurz vor der Ernte. Ich hab ihnen noch etwas Licht gegeben und jetzt stehen sie 3 Tage im Dunklen. Ich freue mich schon auf die Ergebnisse 😁

Hey guys week 2 Didn't have the time to take many pics But she's on LST plus takin nutes already Not much to add, oh yeah I transplanted her to a bigger pot that's like the whole thing this week I forgot lol Take a look at the video you'll see it's root thriving like crazy, with so much care we transplanted this baby girl and she's doing way better now take a look at next week for more info!!!

I've been giving these plants some extra car the last week, adjusting the net, branches, opening up areas for light to seep through the canopy. They started taking water more frequently (about .25-.3 per day) so I've been giving them about a 1/2 gallon every 48 hour span. The bud sites are starting to fill in really nice, the garlic is definitely my early pick for heaviest yield in the tent with almost 3 times the amount of bud sites as the other plants. The dark passenger really started stretching this week, having to be re weaved into the net twice in 72 hours! The blood diamond is still slowly catching up to the rest so I move it away from the other 1 extra square, hopefully it will have enough room without having to take out any branches on the other plants. The smell is weak but very noticeable, have a light skunky/pine smell starting to develop in the tent. I'll be starting to add growganica incredible bulk in small doses this upcoming week.

Swell continues. Day 34 of 52

She was nearly lost before she began. After 24 hours in water, I planted her directly in Bio365 soil. But she didn’t break the surface. By day four, I gently brushed the soil and found her buried deep but alive—a yellow curl with promise. I left her lightly covered, and by morning, Ada broke through. This week was about not giving up too early. A reminder that growth often happens unseen. We started slow, but we started strong.