What's up fellow growmies!!! I hope all of your grows are going well. Friday July 8th marked week #6 for my babies (Week #3 for White Widow #3), they all are doing very well at this point. It is week 2 really of flowering and I believe they have finally stopped stretching. The buds are really starting to develop. I really have not changed up much other than the amount of nutrients that I am feeding them. I have decided that instead of 1/3rd of the manufacturers recommended dosage, I would move to giving them 1/2 of the recommended. They all are luscious and green and show no signs of nutrient burn. I just low stressed trained White Widow #3 I waited a bit late to do it so I am eager to see how well she does especially being that she should start pre-flowering in 2 weeks. The humidity is getting harder to keep in the range I want, mainly due to the amount of foliage in the tent. I probably should do some light defoliation however I'm one to let them fall off as the plant uses the nutrients and the leaf wilts away on its own. Caramelicious is doing well, I planted her with the rest 5/28/22 however she is a photoperiod and has been vegging going on 2 months now. I plan on flipping the light schedule to 12/12 after all of my Autos finish, which according to the info provided on the strains should be around the first or second week in September. So she should have a good 3 months of vegging under her belt. I probably should have gone bigger with the pot size as I have her in a 5 gallon. I know I could flip the light schedule now due to the other ones being autos so they won't be impacted too much. However this seed comes from my last harvest, where the mother turned Hermie on me and pollinated itself. So according to genetics once I flip this one probably should Hermie as well, however I have to see it on my own. I'm hoping it doesn't. I have White Widow #3 and Caramelicious on the same feeding schedule, I am feeding them an aggressive vegetation mixture of general hydroponics flora trio series, which calls for 3 ml of flora grow (green) 2 ml of flora macro (brown/burgundy) and 1 mil of flora bloom (pink) per gallon. I mix it into 2 gallon sprayer which means they are actually getting half of the recommended dosage. Big Bud Auto #1, #2 and White Whidow #1 and #2 are on the same schedule I am feeding them an aggressive bloom mixture, 1 mil of flora grow, 2 mil of flora macro and 3 mil of flora bloom I found that 2 liters of water is the sweet spot for this stage of growth. I plan on kicking it up to 3 liters per plant in the next week or 2. The pot size varies between 3 and 5 gallons and I have WW # 2 in a 1 gallon pot, surprisingly it is not showing any signs that the pot is too small and in fact is thriving.

First week went well, got two plants in coco coir and one in soil. One of the plants in potting soil came up a day after the other two but they’re doing fine

6/19 Knowing it was going to be over 100° for the majority of the day I WATERED the garden with 3 1/2 gallons. I went to check around 4 and everything looked amazing. We got some hard rain from a thunderstorm at 4pm but it seems like these girls like it rough and did fine. The take a beating and come back stronger. Knock on wood but I haven't seen any problems on the plant I snapped amd dict taped.. Everything seems to have toughened up and the leaves are an awesome healthy color. They grow observable every day now. Tomorrow is supposed to reach 100 again for most of the day before weather goes back to semi normal. I took a video but it will take way to long to upload. Tons of other pics didn't upload either. 6/20 Another day that's going to be over 100°. Plants seem to love it lol. I can't believe what I'm seeing. Bags still had some heft so I didn't water this morning. I figure I'll check them around noon and then plan on watering tonight if they need it. Hopfully they'll get some rain from thunderstorms. This crop has been through a lot. I think that has helped them significant deal with this unpredictable weather. 6/21 We had a MAJOR thunderstorm with sheet rain yesterday. I missed it but it was intense. I saw some videos. First time dad seemed concerned. Fortunately there was no damage. I was going to water today but I decided to hold off due to the look of the plants and the "praying leaves" at 4pm and feeling some moisture in the soil. Bags seemed to still have some heft. I'll probably water tomorrow. Need to transplant the 1 gals and need to figure out what I want to do for nutes this year. So far I've put in much less effort and I'm still doing great. I just don't have as many plants as usual. 6/22 Rained last night. Not much but the bags were heavy still so I held off watering. Plants looked happy and I can fix under watering much easier. It will rain tomorrow. I'll check throughout the day and update but things are going good. I should transplant those 3 seedlings in 1 gals. 6/23 It Rained last night and is suppised to rain today. It was raining when i went over. Just the kind if rain the plants love. I'll check again before church but I'm eventually going to have to water them. Those thunder storms helped a lot. 6/24 Rained about an inch yesterday. Plants loved it. Bigger everytime I see them. One seedling showed a pistol and I'll transplant it with the rest. It was the only one I was worried about. I've seen a FEW leaf hopper punctures and some other bites that could be anything. Time to get the ipm 6/25 Looks like its gonna be a nice sunny day. 75° at 10am. Plants are doing amazing and growing at a rapid pace. Haven't done anything ipm as of yet but any damage I've seen is localized to "A" leaf on "A" plant. I'll be paying attention and watching for signs of deficiencies. As of now though they LOOK great. I'll try to transplant the 3 seedlings today.

Coming along nicely. 2-3 weeks left I reckon. First issue is a bit of foxtailing so I've dimmed the lights a touch and we'll see if it persists. Interesting smell off this one. Musty mango is how I'd describe it.

Happy 1 Month To My Girls (Inserts Celebration Emojis) I’m Very Proud Of The 1st Month’s Progress These Girls Has Really Exceeded My Expectations. I’m Very Proud Of The Of The Purple Power If You Go Back To Week 1 You Will See That She Started Off The Slowest But She Is Now The Tallest In The Pack Standing At 21 Inches (that’s without adding the few cm I covered with soil) She Has Also Shown Signs Of Purple In Her Bud Development (Favourite Color) Can’t Wait To See Them, You Go Girl! I’m Also Proud Of The Gorilla Glu (12 inches) Stardawg (17 inches) And Girls Scout Cookies (16 inches) Development, They Are My Favorite Buds Here In The UK. They Are Very Bushy & Branchy And Their Stems Are Very Thick. They Have The 3 Main Pillars To Accommodate BIG Buds. Happy Growing Everyone. #OwlGang #AGrowingEmpire

Had a great run with this grow. I learned ALOT about DWC, growing and myself. I think it would have been infinetly more successful if I would have just stuck to the feeding chart, and stopped "fixing things till they broke", but a great learning lesson and I am excited for my next grow.

Mittlerweile sind wir an Blütetag 28 angelangt . Heute wurden zusätzlich noch 3 weitere Oszillierende Ventilatoren installiert damit bessere Umluft gewährleistet ist und zur Vorbeugung von Budrot. Gedüngt wird weiterhin mit @athena_official nach dem originalen Blended line Düngeschema. PPFD Wert wurde auch auf ca 850-950 angepasst an den Spitzen. Was sagt ihr zu den Plants :)Kommentare sind gerne erwünscht 😊 @Wizardtrees

Last watering, mostly cloudy, some amber. nutrients mostly depleted. harvest in a few days when soil is dry. 45%RH, 70F.

Bewässerung: 2000 ml jeden 2 Tag in der neunten Woche pH-Wert: 6,4 EC-Wert: 2 mS/cm Temperatur: 30ºC Luftfeuchtigkeit: 65% Schädlingsbekämpfung: im Moment haben wir keine Anzeichen das es was zu bekämpfen gibt, sobald die ersten Anzeichen da sind werden wir handeln :), aber zur Sicherheit haben wir wieder ein paar Raubmilben an die Pflanzen gehenkt. PPFD: 600 µmol/m²/s DLI: 38 mol/m²/Tag Düngemittel: Sie bekommt CalMag von BioBizz zu Prävention. Ab Tag 44 haben wir angefangen sie mit einem Mineralischen NPK Dünger (NPK 3,5-6-6) zu Gießen, Plagron wurde auch hinzugefügt. Besonderheiten: wir versuchen bei diesem Grow Effektive Mikroorganismen aus. -Tag 50 sie mag das man sie Pablito nennt, Pablito entwickelt sich gut und hat heute wieder Wasser mit Dünger bekommen ;) -Tag 52 Pablito hat heute Nematoden bekommen 😌 -Tag 54 Sie wurde heute mit mineralischen Dünger gegossen und jetzt ist Puck bei Pablito angesiedelt 😎 -Tag 56 wir haben ihr wieder etwas Dünger gegeben und den Runoff gemessen und er ist leicht erhöht 2.8 mS/cm 😱

# 🍋 Pickle Lemon Haze F1 — Pheno A ## Germination Week | Aiming For The Moon Hello GrowDiaries family! 👋🌱 Welcome to the very first entry for Pickle Lemon Haze F1 Pheno A. Today marks the beginning of another journey inside the new Zamnesia tent project, where we'll be following these exciting F1 genetics from seed all the way to harvest. Just like the Blue Waffle F1 diaries, this project is being documented individually for each phenotype. Although both sisters share the same genetics, environment, and treatment, every plant develops its own personality, pace, and story. And from the very beginning, this particular girl already seemed eager to get moving. --- ## A New Project, A New Adventure This run is completely separate from my ongoing 12/12-from-seed project. Instead of flowering from day one, these plants are being given the opportunity to fully develop under a traditional vegetative schedule. Current plans include: - 18/6 light schedule - Full vegetative development - Potential Low Stress Training (LST) - Potential topping - Possible Scrog implementation - Structural development observations - Full seed-to-harvest documentation At this stage, however, everything begins with a healthy germination. --- ## The Cannakan Germination Method Like the rest of this project, Pickle Lemon Haze F1 Pheno A began life inside the Cannakan germination system. The process remains intentionally simple. The seed was placed into the system using only plain water. No nutrients. No additives. No stimulants. Just water. After approximately 24 hours of soaking, most of the water was removed while maintaining enough moisture to create ideal germination conditions. The seed responded quickly. Very quickly. Before long, a strong healthy taproot had emerged and was ready for planting. Sometimes seeds take their time. This one looked like she had a schedule to keep. --- ## Why Only Water? One question that often appears during germination is: "Why not feed the seed immediately?" The answer remains simple. The seed already contains everything required for the earliest stages of life. Inside that shell are all the energy reserves needed to establish roots and begin development. At this stage, I prefer allowing the seed to use those natural reserves exactly as nature intended. The objective is not to feed the plant. The objective is simply to wake it up. Water is enough. Nature already prepared the rest. --- ## A Taproot With Somewhere To Go One of the highlights of this week was the impressive taproot development. The photographs tell the story perfectly. Healthy. Bright white. Strong. Vigorous. The kind of taproot that immediately gives a grower confidence. Not every seed reveals its intentions so early, but this one certainly seemed determined to get moving. After seeing that development, the decision was easy. It was time for soil. --- ## Into Plagron Lightmix Once a healthy taproot had developed, Pheno A was transferred directly into Plagron Lightmix. This remains one of my favorite starting substrates thanks to its excellent aeration and forgiving nature during early development. After planting, the response was immediate. Less than 24 hours later, the seedling was already emerging above the soil and searching for light. The transition from seed to seedling happened smoothly and without complications. Exactly what every grower hopes to see. --- ## Why Use A Humidity Dome? During the first few days after emergence, the seedling spent time under a humidity dome. Young seedlings have only a very limited root system and therefore limited access to water. Maintaining slightly elevated humidity helps reduce moisture loss while roots continue developing beneath the surface. The humidity dome is not intended to become a permanent environment. It is simply a temporary support tool during one of the most delicate stages of life. As roots develop, the dome is removed and the plant begins adapting to normal growing conditions. The goal is adaptation. Not dependence. --- ## Building The New Zamnesia Grow Tent Kit This project is being grown entirely inside the new Zamnesia Grow Tent Kit. One of the biggest surprises during setup was just how straightforward the assembly process turned out to be. The entire system was assembled by one person. Tent. LED. Carbon filter. Inline fan. Ducting. Controller. Cable management. Everything. Even with a few adjustments required due to space limitations, the entire setup was operational in less than an hour. The instructions are clear, beginner-friendly, and easy to follow. Build quality immediately impressed me. The frame feels extremely solid, the materials feel durable, and the overall first impression has been overwhelmingly positive. Now it's time to see what the plants think. --- ## What's Included In The Kit? The complete Zamnesia Grow Tent Kit includes: - Grow Tent 100×100×200 cm - Phytonaut LED Grow Light 320W - Inline Duct Fan 150 mm - Carbon Filter Air Purifier 150 mm - Grow Environment Controller - Grow Tent Clip Fan - Flexible Ducting - 24-Hour Timer - Rope Ratchet Hangers - Velcro Cable Management Accessories Everything currently running inside this tent comes directly from this package. No substitutions. No upgrades. No modifications. This allows a genuine evaluation of the complete system exactly as supplied. --- ## Environmental Conditions For this first week, lighting was intentionally kept gentle. Using a PAR meter, light intensity was measured at approximately: ~200 PPFD Young seedlings simply do not require intense lighting. The objective at this stage is root development and healthy establishment rather than maximum growth speed. Environmental conditions remained stable throughout the week and the seedling responded beautifully. Healthy posture. Healthy color. Steady development. No signs of stress. Exactly what we hope to see from a successful germination. --- ## First Impressions Of Pickle Lemon Haze F1 Pheno A Although still only at the very beginning of her journey, Pheno A has already made an excellent first impression. Fast germination. Strong taproot. Rapid emergence. Healthy structure. Excellent vigor. And perhaps most importantly: Enthusiasm. Some seedlings emerge cautiously. This one looked like she was already planning next week's growth. Of course, seedlings have a habit of surprising us later, so we'll let time tell the story. For now, however, she certainly appears eager to get started. --- ## Looking Ahead Over the coming weeks we'll continue documenting every stage of development. We'll follow: - Root establishment - Vegetative growth - Environmental management - Structural development - Training decisions - Nutrient progression - Genetic expression - And whatever unique characteristics this phenotype chooses to reveal For now, Pickle Lemon Haze F1 Pheno A has completed a successful germination week and has settled comfortably into her new home. The roots are growing. The leaves are reaching. And if these first few days are any indication, she may already be aiming for the moon. Grower's Love everyone. 💚🌱🍋🚀

As breeder recomm

ITA: le piante stanno bene e crescono molto in fretta. Anche la strawberry lemonade è partita a pieno regime. Ho eseguito lst e defoliazione su tutte le piante eccetto per la SL. Da qui a pochi giorni conto di topparle di nuovo ed eseguire un altro lst. Al giorno 27 le piante hanno recuperato e sono state nuovamente toppate ENG: the plants are doing well and growing very fast. The strawberry lemonade has also started at full capacity. I performed lst and defoliation on all plants except SL. In a few days I plan to top them again and perform another lst On day 27 the plants recovered and were topped again

There getting real comfortable in there new homes

* Day 43- watered with recharge. And sprayed with neem oil + half a teaspoon of dish soap. As a preventative measure to pests and pm. Will give another spray of this the day I flip to 12/12. Also changed light cycle to 18/6. Will flip to 12/12 on day 49. * Day 44 defoliate lower part of all plants. Continued with more lst by pulling down the tops. * Day 49 got it’s last spray before switching to 12/12.

Been going so well plants looking amazing they're going to find bigger pots by next weeks update and be in the veg room under there new lights and out of the tent lots more space and lots more light

The plant was finally Ready to harvest. Buds were more on the leafy side, but no foxtailing, so wet trimming was pretty easy… It will dry now for a week and then cure… I will come back with final results… :))