I got my work cut out for me trimming wise! Boy these are some big bushes!

Blueberry Headband (2) and a Amhest Sour Diesel (1)from Humboldt Seeds. https://www.dinafem.org/en/blueberry-headband/ https://www.dinafem.org/en/amherst-sour-diesel/ Lighting https://www.horticulturelightinggroup.ca/products/260w-qb-v2-led-kit DWC Nutients https://generalhydroponics.com/floraseries FloraGro FloraBloom FloraMicro Diamond Nectar https://generalhydroponics.com/diamond-nectar Cal Mag https://generalhydroponics.com/calimagic SuperThrive https://superthrive.com/ Epsom salts

10 Jan - 16 Jan 11 Jan Kush del Arriero: Looking good, fat buds, a lot of them. Choco Cookies: This one has been a little too sensitive with nutrients, it only has a few small buds, the other plants overshadow it. Banana Cake: TBH I thought this was going to be the one with the biggest buds, they look frosty tho. 15 Jan Some fan leaves are starting to look pretty damaged by a previous nutrient lock.

8/7 Plants were still heavy this morning. Temperatures have been much milder. 70's is much better than 90's. I had to water twice a day for a while. I defoliated ahind found some heat stress ob the gmo canary on the end with some twisted leaves. Some leaves are turning purple on an event horizon and gmo. Night Temps are much cooler plus its probably a pheno thing. I defoliated everything dead yesterday. Found lacewind eggs. Saw an adult green lace wing this morning in the garden along with a couple more lady bugs. There were also some lady bug larvae so I hope the go right to town. It's getting cooler so if I'm going to poorly I need to do it. Sherb pie plant seems to he the pillars favorite. I've killed a few of them. Still need to fix supports and do a little more defoliation. I have a video too but it's too slow to upload now. STOPPED AFTER GETTING MY TIRES PUT ON AND DAD SAID THE LITTLE PLANT IN THE 5 GAL BUCKET IS DROOPING. I WENT BACK AND OF COURSE IT WAS. I WATERED THAT AND THE ONE IN THE TEN AND THE 50 AS IT LOOKED DROOPY. 10 GOT A HALF GALLON AS IT WAS DRYING UP AND ITS GOING TO BE HOT TOMORROW TOO. NOT 90S PROBABLY 80S AT MOST BUT STILL. I GAVE PRETTY MICH EVERYTHING A HALF GALLON EXCEPT THE EVENT HORIZONS TGAT ARE FURTHEST IN FLOWER. WITH THIS SUPER HOT WEATHER AND LACK OF RAIN I DONT WANT TO OVERWATER. DAY AFTER TOMORROW IT SAYS WE ARE SUPPOSED TO GET AN INCH. IM DOING MY BEST. IM TRYING TO UPLOAD THE VIDEO I DID TONIGHT. ILL UPLOAD ThE OTHER ONE TOMORROW. 8/8 Went over this morning and it was 55°. I gave the event horizon in the back half a gallon of water. I gave the other event horizon a LITTLE water but it still is holding weight. It doesn't get the wind blowing through it since it's in the middle. Still need to do supports and decide about whether to spray BT. population is down. A couple plants look hungry so I'm going to have to look at nutes. I defoliated the toasted toffy some this morning. I have more to do on a few others. TALKED TO MY BUDDY AND SHOWED HIM A VIDEO. HE WAS KINDA ALREADY IRRITATED AND SAID OMP WAS IN THE AREA. UE SAID MY PLANTS LOOKED DROOPY AND THAT I NEED TO GIVE THEM THE 10% AND AT LEAST WATER TWO GALLONS A TIME. HE ALSO SAID NOT TO BET ON THE RAIN. I DONT AGREE WITH THE LAST PART AS IVE STUCK A BICKET OUT DURING THESE RAIN STORMS AND EVEN PHED IT. I WATERED EVERYTHING A GALLON. PLUS THE HALF LAST NIGHT. I THINK MY BUDDY MAY BE RIGHT AND THAT I NEED TO INCREASE THE VOLUME OF WATER AT A TIME SO I DID. I NEED TO INCREASE NUTES TOO. ILL CHECK LAST TIME I FED AND FIGURE THAT OUT. KILLED A FEW JPN BEETLES, A LEAF HOPPER AND A COUPLE PILLARS WITH HAIR ALL WEBBED UP. IM WONDERING IF THE TOASTED TOFFY HAS SEPTORIA. IM LEANING TOWARDS PESTS THOUGH. IVE SEEN TONS OF PESTS IN THE GARDEN. I REALLY SHOULD SPRAY IF IM GOING TO. I NEED TO DO THE SUPPORTS AND REARRANGE A FEW THINGS FOR FLOWER. THE SEED IN THE 5 GAL BUCKET (I THINK ITS A BLUEBERRY IS VIBRANT DARK GREEN BUT THE TIPS OF THE JEWLY FORMED FLOWERS ARE TURNING BROWN ON SOME. ILL GET A PICTURE TOMORROW. A FEW OTHERS EXPERIENCED SOME BURNS AND HEAT STRESS. I HOPE ITS NOT ROOTBOUND OR A ROOT ISSUE. IF IT IS ILL HAVE TO CUT THE BOTTOM OFF THE BUCKET AND STICK IT IN A HOLE. IT WILL HAVE TO BE OUTSIDE MY CAGE WHICH WILL SUCK. WE'LL SEE HOW IT GOES. 8/9 Got like an inch of rain. Plants are looking great. Some look a little hungry. MY buddy was right about the water. I made a SHIT TON of bubble hash today so I'm barely able to type this. NY plant is the 5 gal has some burns that look like it could be root issues. I've finished in buckets before with no issue. I think it's just from being too hot. You can see at the end of the video what I'm talking about. Oh well. I'm tired and done for now. I made a large ice hash pizza now I'm waiting for it to dry so i can make a temple ball. Things are kicking off. We're in flower that's for sure. 8/10 Everything looked good bit I wad in a hurry and didn't get out of the car. I'll check things out when I get back. HOLY FUCK. WE GOT SO MUCH HARD RAIN THAT I FOUND MY FAVORITE GMO PLANT PUSHED OVER AND LYING ON THE CAGE THATS USED AS THE FIRST SUPPORT. I DIDNT GET OVER THERE UNTIL LIKE 11AM. I IMMEDIATELY FIXED THE PLANT THAT WAS LYING DOWN AND PUT A TRELLIS NET OVER IT AS DEEP AS I COULD AND ZIP TIED IT TO THE PALLETS. I ALSO ADDED A PLASTIC GARDEN STAKE AND USED TWINE TO SECURE THE MAIN STALK HIGHER UP. I DID THE SAME THING WITH THE GMO NEXT TO IT. THE OTHER IN THE FRONT LOOKED BETTER THEN EVER. SAME WITH THE TWO EVENT HORIZON. IM GETTING LITTLE BUDS NOW. I SHOULD GO FEED TONIGHT. THE TOASTED TOFFY EITHER HAS SOME PESTS OR ITS GOT SEPTORIA. COULD JIST BE A DEFICIENCY. I WORRY A LOT. IT WAS SUPER HOT AND HUMID. I DID WHAT I COULD AND THEN I RAN SOME STRINGS ACCROSS THE CAGE TO TEMPORARILY HELP WITH HIGH WINDS OR RAIN (EVEN THOUGH THE STORMS OVER.) I STABBED MY THUMB TOWARDS THE END OF MY WRIST WITH A COLD STEEL RECON 1. WOULDNT STOP FUCKING BLEEDING. I SHOULD'VE KNOWN MY LIMITS AND WAS MORE CAREFUL. I TOOK A COUPLE PICTURE AND DID A MINUTE VIDEO. NO REST FOR THE WICKED. IM FUCKING DEAD TIRED. I RAN SOME MATERIAL FROM LAST YEAR THROUGH BUBBLE BAGS. GOT A TON OF HIGH QUALITY BUBBLE. IM ABOUT TO TRY IT. AFTER IT DRIES A LITTLE MORE ILL MAKE A TEMPLE BALL. I JUST CHECKED THE WEATHER AND THE RAIN TOTALS FOR TODAY AND YESTERDAY AND ITS A COUPLE POINTS UNDER 3 INCHES. I HAD WATERED A GALLON THE NIGHT BEFORE THAT. I HAVE NO IDEA WHY MY PLANTS AREN'T DROWNED BUT THEY ARENT. 8/11 Its going to be hot again today. Plants looked amazing. I took a video. I FED TODAY. EVERYTHING GOT A QT EXCEPT THE 10 GOT HALF A QT. THE 50 GOT SLIGHTLY MORE. A fucking chipmunk ran in my garden when the door was open. He was going fast and I couldn't find him. I looked under the pallets the entire length. Hopfully he just ran out of a hole or up the fence. I'm going to get an air horn and blow it inside the cage. I need to get some zip ties and do a little rearranging before I setup the other supports for flower. Suprisingly the plantvin the 50 went from the furthest from flower to having little budlets on it. Can't be an auto or I think it would've flowered already. 8/12 Ending of the lions gate portal. Everything looked good this morning. The one in the 5gal was removed until I figure out its issue or trash it. The yield would be less than a branch anyway. Probably chronic underwatering. The 10 was bone dry despite the 3in of rain. Some bags seemed light. Looked at last years diary and went with my intuition. WATERED TODAY. Gave everything a gallon. I moved the event horizon to where the 5gal bucket wad and STARTED reorganizing to use the most of my space. I gotta pick up some zip ties and finish the supports but I'm happy. Plants look happy. Not as tall as last year but they are SUPER bushy. I'm going to have to open some up and spread the branches. I'll keep this updated. WENT OVER AROUND THREE. I CHECKED OUT THE LITTLE PLANT AND NOTICED MULTIPLE BUDSUTES DIEING. I ALSO SAW WHAT "COULD'VE" BEEN A MALE PREFLOWER. MY INTUITION TOLD ME TO GET RID OF IT. ITS LESS THAN A BRANCH OFF THE CROP IT COULD HARM. LUCKILY I HAD BAGGED IT UP BEFORE IT BEIBG REMOVED AND IT WAS FAIRLY WELL SEPERATED. AFTER CUTTING AND DISPOSING OF IT I BROUGHT THE BUCKET TO EMPTY. IT WAS EXTREMELY ROOTBOUND. THE ROOTS WERE WHITE EXCEPT THE ONES ON THE OUTSIDE WHICH WERE A NEON GREEN. THE INSIDE OF THE BUCKET HAD WHAT LOOKED LIJE GREEN ALGAE ON IT. I IMAGINE THAYS PROBABLY WHERE MY PROBLEMS CAME FROM. I'VE USED THIS BUCKET SECERAL TIMES AND IVE SEEN TJIS TYPE OF ALGAE BUT USUALLY ONCE I SANITIZE ITS GOOD TO GO. IM NOT SURE IF IT WAS BEING ROOTBOUND OR THE ALGAE THAT DID IT IN BUT I HAVE MUCH BETTER SPACING NOW. THIS WAS THE RIGHT DECISION. I COULDNT BEAR THE RHOUGHT OF MY GIRLS GETTING POLLINATED. I DID A VIDEO TOO BUT ILL HAVE TO UPLOAD TOMORROW. ALSO CAUGHT THE TINIEST EVER MOUTH LARVAE. I SEE TINY GOLD FINCHES AND OTHER BIRDS DARTING IN MY CAGE AND AWAY WHEN I APPROACH. I THINK THEY ARE GIVING ME A HAND. 8/13 Thought thos was a new week so I took a ton of pictures and did a video. Who knows what will upload. Plants look hetter with the increased room spacing. I have the materials to finish final supports. I've just got to do it. Same with the BT spray. I'm thinking I should've upped the water to a gallon and a half or two but I'll do that next time I guess. Only problem I can see is some septoria looking spits on the toasted toffy and one gmo looks like itscrunning through nutrients quicker than others. Dad said he thinks this is my best year. He said they're more full and healthier looking. I looked at my diary last year and I had plants over the top of the cage. The weren't as bushy but I'm not complaining. These are far more indica dominant than last year so that's probably part of it. Leaves on the event horizons are starting to turn purple. I'll update what I do. I defoliated what needed it and combed through the plants hunting pillars. I GUESS I FORGOT TO UPDATE THIS OR IT DIDNT SAVE. I BOUGHT A WATERING CAN THAT HOLDS A GALLON AND A HALF AND EMPRIED VERY QUICKLY IN SMALL STREAMS SO IT DOESNT HURT THE ROOTS. GREAT INVESTMENT. COULDNT GET OVER UNTIL 2 AND I GAVE EVERYTHING A GALLON AND A HALF. EXCEPT FOR THE ONE IN THE 10 TJAT GOT A GALLON AND THE TWO PLANTS IN THE MIDDLE THAT GOT A GALLON. ONE EVENT HORIZON AND THE TOASTED TOFFY.

Day 98 and its the end of the grow. 1st I'm going say thanks to @fastbuds for the seeds, very much appreciated. This week I flushed until my EC was close to my waters EC which took 4 days. On day 97 I gave all 4 the chop. So they been drying for 24hr so far, i haven't done any trimming yet just left them with plenty of leaves on, hopefully they should take a week to dry, I'll prob do some trimming during that period. The only plant that could have done with some more time in tent was the lemon pie, maybe she needed another 5 days or so to finish swelling up. As far as the grow went it wasn't bad, hit some problems, mainly temps outside being so damn cold near the beginning that I was struggling getting temps up. Also I cut out using hydroguard to early and the roots started to suffer. I'll put harvests of all 4 plants when they have been dried and cured for a least a week most likely 2. Hopefully by then I'll have got my jobs needed doing on the house and can start all over again, not sure what seeds I'm going to get yet, if anyone has any autoflower recommendations shout them out. Max 24.2 deg Avg 21.4 deg Min 17.1 deg Max 55% Avg 47% Min 37%

# Journal de Culture Cannabis - Eternity Grow Cup 2 (Zamnesia x Plagron) 2026 **Grower :** @Sadhusfrgrow **Localisation :** Luxembourg **Strain :** Sticky Broccoli (Zamnesia Seeds) - Féminisée **Description de la variété :** Sticky Broccoli est une variété indica dominante (90 %), avec un THC à 23 %. Elle se caractérise par des arômes sucrés, épicés et floraux intenses, des plantes compactes et hautement résineuses, offrant des rendements élevés et une facilité de culture en intérieur. **Setup général :** - Substrat : 100 % coco Plagron, pour un drainage excellent et une oxygénation racinaire optimale. - Pots : Repiquage en pots définitifs de 5 litres effectué en début de semaine pour un espace racinaire suffisant. - Irrigation : Automatique Netafim Drip (Netadrip), cycles de 3 minutes pour ~150-200 ml par pot (shot ~6 % du volume substrat), toutes les heures, avec 6-12 shots par jour suivis d'un dry back de 15 % pour favoriser l'oxygénation et éviter la saturation. - Contrôle : TrolMaster pour climat, éclairage (imitation lever/coucher de soleil + 30 min IR chevauchant les lumières principales), VPD, et irrigation automatisés. - Nutrition : Plagron Coco (A&B, Power Roots, Pure Zym, Green Sensation en preview). EC stable à 1,6 mS/cm, pH tank 5,8-6,0. - Éclairage : Cycle 18/6 végétatif, hauteur lampe 80 cm, PPFD ajusté pour DLI optimal. - Objectif : Maintenir une croissance vigoureuse pour le concours, avec focus sur une canopée uniforme via techniques de formation. - Mises à jour : 2 plantes restantes, robustes et saines. Premier treillis posé pour brider la hauteur et encourager une croissance latérale. Traitement IPM préventif (Integrated Pest Management) effectué ; pulvérisation foliaire BAC (stimulant organique) prévue aujourd'hui pour booster la santé foliaire. ## Semaine 3 : Croissance Végétative Active (1-7 février 2026) ### Contexte et Objectifs de la Semaine Cette semaine consolide la phase végétative avec un focus sur l'expansion latérale et le renforcement structurel. Repiquage en pots de 5 litres au jour 15 pour accommoder le système racinaire dense et blanc observé (inspection visuelle : racines saines, sans signes de pourriture). Nutrition Plagron augmentée à EC 1,6 (Cocos A&B 2 ml/L, Power Roots 1 ml/L, Pure Zym 0,5 ml/L, touche de Green Sensation 0,5 ml/L pour pré-floraison). Irrigation affinée pour un équilibre wet-dry : Shots de 150-200 ml (~6 % humidité substrat) toutes les heures (6-12 par jour), suivis d'un dry back de 15 % pour stimuler les racines et prévenir les pathologies. Éclairage optimisé avec imitation lever/coucher de soleil (rampe progressive) + 30 min IR (infrarouge) chevauchant les lumières principales pour un spectre complet et une transition naturelle. Techniques : LST intensifié (courbure et attache pour canopée plate), défoliation sélective (retrait de feuilles ombrageantes pour stimuler branches secondaires), et pose d'un premier treillis pour brider la hauteur à 15 cm et favoriser une structure buissonnante. Objectifs : Atteindre une envergure de 35 cm avec 5 nœuds solides, sans signes de problèmes (pH stable, EC runoff légèrement inférieur indiquant une absorption efficace). Pulvérisation foliaire BAC prévue au jour 20 pour une prévention supplémentaire. ### Observations des Plantes - **Jour 15-17 (1-3 février) :** Plantes repiquées en pots de 5 litres ; récupération rapide sans stress de transplant (racines denses et blanches, couvrant ~70 % du volume initial). Croissance robuste : Hauteur 12-15 cm, envergure 25-30 cm. LST et défoliation mineure appliqués pour exposer les nœuds inférieurs ; feuilles saines (envergure 14-16 cm, pétiole 7-8 cm). Aucun signe de carence ou excès (EC runoff 1,4-1,5, légèrement inférieur à l'input pour une absorption optimale). Irrigation : 6-8 shots/jour, dry back 15 % mesuré via TrolMaster (moist moyenne 67 %). - **Jour 18-19 (4-5 février) :** Développement accéléré ; structure à 5 nœuds visible, avec branches secondaires vigoureuses grâce au FIM précédent. Pose du premier treillis au jour 18 pour brider la hauteur à 15 cm et encourager l'expansion latérale (envergure atteignant 35 cm). Plantes belles et robustes, couleur verte profonde, sans pests (IPM préventif : Rotation d'huiles essentielles et neem effectuée). pH stable à 5,8-6,0 ; EC tank 1,6 constant. - **Jour 20-21 (6-7 février) :** Croissance optimale ; envergure feuilles 16 cm, pétiole 8 cm, plante globale 35 cm x 15 cm (bridée). Défoliation supplémentaire pour pénétration lumineuse ; système racinaire inspecté (dense, blanc, sain). Pulvérisation foliaire BAC prévue aujourd'hui (jour 20) pour stimuler la photosynthèse et la résilience. Pas de problèmes : Pas de jaunissement, flétrissement ou spots. Irrigation affinée à 8-12 shots/jour pour soutenir la transpiration accrue. ### Paramètres Environnementaux (Analyse des Données TrolMaster) Basé sur les enregistrements TrolMaster pour "Coco Test" (moyennes semaine 3, jours 15-20) et dashboard live (05/02/2026), avec mises à jour utilisateur : Température et humidité augmentées (jour : 26 °C / 75 % RH pour booster la croissance, tout en maintenant VPD stable jour/nuit). CO2 cible 900 ppm (non mesuré, ambiant ~400-500 ppm ; supplémentation à considérer). Ajout du calcul DLI (Daily Light Integral) pour évaluer l'exposition lumineuse cumulative. - **Température (°C) :** - Moyenne Jour : 24,2 °C (augmenté à 26 °C per update pour métabolisme accru). - Moyenne Nuit : 23,2 °C. - Max Jour : 25,6 °C ; Max Nuit : 24,1 °C. - Min Jour : 22,5 °C ; Min Nuit : 21,4 °C. Stabilité : Excellente, avec hausse contrôlée sans chocs. - **Humidité (%) :** - Moyenne Jour : 69,5 % (augmenté à 75 % per update pour hydratation optimale). - Moyenne Nuit : 71,58 %. - Max Jour : 76,5 % ; Max Nuit : 76 %. - Dashboard : 66,8 % actuel, mais tendance à la hausse. Observations : RH stable, aidant au VPD équilibré. - **Intensité Lumineuse (PPFD) :** - Moyenne Jour : 410,4 PPFD (dashboard 434 PPFD). - Moyenne Nuit : 0 PPFD. - Max Jour : 449 PPFD ; Max Nuit : 0. - Min Jour : 17 PPFD ; Min Nuit : 0. Notes : Hauteur lampe 80 cm pour uniformité ; imitation lever/coucher + IR pour spectre étendu. - **DLI (Daily Light Integral, mol/m²/jour) :** Calcul : DLI = PPFD moyen (µmol/m²/s) × durée photopériode (heures) × 3600 (s/h) / 1 000 000 (pour convertir en mol). Avec PPFD moyen jour = 410,4 et photopériode 18 h : 410,4 × 18 = 7 387,2 7 387,2 × 3 600 = 26 593 920 26 593 920 / 1 000 000 = 26,59 mol/m²/jour (arrondi à 26,6). Analyse : DLI optimal pour veg (cible 20-30 mol/m²/jour en cannabis), favorisant une photosynthèse vigoureuse sans stress lumineux. - **VPD (kPa) :** - Moyenne Jour : 0,92 kPa ; Moyenne Nuit : 0,81 kPa (stable jour/nuit per update). - Max Jour : 1,1 kPa ; Max Nuit : 1,04 kPa. - Min Jour : 0,66 kPa ; Min Nuit : 0,64 kPa. Dashboard : 1,06 kPa actuel. Analyse : VPD idéal (0,8-1,2) pour transpiration saine. - **CO2 (ppm) :** - Moyenne : Non mesurée (---) ; cible 900 ppm. - **Nutrition et Irrigation :** - EC : 1,6 mS/cm stable (dashboard 1,32, mais update à 1,6 ; runoff légèrement inférieur ~1,4-1,5). pH tank/solution : 5,8-6,0 stable (dashboard 5,81). - Irrigation : Shots 150-200 ml/heure (6-12/jour), dry back 15 % ; moist moyenne 67 %. Temp solution 20,9 °C. - Plagron : Dosage stable ; absorption efficace sans accumulations. ### Problèmes et Ajustements - Aucun problème : Plantes saines, racines blanches denses, pas de signes de stress ou pests (IPM préventif efficace). - Ajustements : Hausse temp/RH pour croissance ; monitoring post-BAC foliaire. Augmentation potentielle PPFD à 500-600 pour DLI ~30-35 en semaine 4. ### Plans pour la Semaine 4 - Intensification LST/treillis ; possible second défoliation. - EC à 1,6-1,8 si vigueur maintient ; introduction CO2 si possible. - Photos des plantes pour documentation. - Transition vers pré-flo si hauteur optimale. Ce journal sera mis à jour hebdomadairement. #GrowLegendary #Zamnesia #Plagron #EternityGrowCup2 Bonne continuation !

Beginning of week 8. They are doing well. Its starting to get smelly. Very sweet smell. They are full of trichoms and looking amazing. They stopped stretching and start fatting up.

Heads ar dense as wood, they are so sticky and smelly it seems you could squeeze the juice from them like from an orange 🍊🍑🍉🍏

Oh my goodness this has to be the most massive bad I've ever had forming. This lady is going to be the densest & most potent plant I've ever grown I can just tell. She loves the environment. I've been trying hard to keep temps cool but was away for a few days and didnt wanna risk leaving the window open to animals without bieng home :/ but I tried hard and the girls look GREAT. I hope you guys enjoy this diary as much as I am. I promise to upload again next week. Check back to see just how fast she buds & remember its 4:20 somewhere!!!!!!!

So far these girls are beginning their push towards early stages of flowering! Each node is slowly developing pistils, new growth & reaching for the light! They've widened quite a bit seeing as both plants are slowly making their way outside the edge of their 6.6 gallon autopots. I'm noticing the increase in water consumption with no signs of new deficiencies at the 1.7EC 5.8ph. I will be increasing the the EC to 2.0 after flowering begins to progress.

Day one of this week entailed me going to the hydro shop, grabbing so blue sky organics super soil, some 1 gal fabric pots and off I went. I always pot my soil then water the pots down and wait 24 hours for everything to acclimate so as to not shock my seeds. I germinate straight into the soil. I will post more pics to beef up this week! I will be planting 2 fastbuds orange sherbet beans, 1 in a 1gal fabric pot and 1 in a 3gal from the bucket company.

Well we are at the end of week 2 and this gorilla cookies is doing well. I topped her on day 10 and it didn't slow her down at all. I attempted to start a little training on day 13 and that didn't go as planned. One of the mains snapped clean off as soon as I put pressure on it. Oops! She wasn't ready... Oh well, we are still early enough in the game that she should be able to overcome my brutality 👹. Other than that she is growing well and looking pretty happy. I'm hoping to get them moved into a better room in the next week or so when I can free up some space. Still giving them 24 hour light and 24 hour irrigation.

First time grower, any suggestions or comments please feel free :3

Itty-Bitty is now 15 inches tall, Strain: Royal Dwarf-- so she was not meant to get very big anyways!- VERY happy with the 25-30 buds, she will not grow amy taller, now focusing on fitting up her nuggets. She's the oldest of my 7 strains this run- popped up from soil Oct 3rd 2023. Do not plan on harvest until 2024.

Some of the buds/ leafs were starting to turn brown. It seems like it was a bit past it's prime, I harvested on day 60 of flower. The strain was 56-63 days Jack Herer by pHenos Nursery. The trichoms looked ready, I did have some issues that I've noted in previous weeks but it smells amazing and I can't wait for it to finish drying and curing!

Purpling bling bling.

Have forgot this plant to be honest

This plant has been a literal joy to grow thing was so stress free didn't give me any problems at all and grew Soo fast and vigorously I was so impressed with how much she yielded indoor highest one plant yield indoor yet and the bud is absolutely blasted with trics I harvested little early because me and my wife like a little less than 50 percent amber seems to be little less couch locking no matter the strain but anyways great grow amazing plant and couldn't have asked for more !! Definitely one of my favorites

Last week, my pound cake auto plant totally exploded with growth! It's insane how much it's changed. I swear it grew several inches overnight. The leaves are this gorgeous shade of green, and the whole thing looks super healthy and happy. I'm seriously so proud of my little plant baby.