the indoor Plant got harvested and delivered 307g dry. the dry result is frosty, nice dense buds with loads of terpenes. Nice purple colour as well. The flavour is dark berrys, mintz and cheescake in the background. Outdoor is is week 4 of flower and the weather is good as well. Its not as warm anymore but at least dry days with sunshine. Today still no signs of powdery mildew or spider mites. She go the final defoliation this week so she can send all her energy into the buds for the last weeks. She is already stinky and you can smell it from far away. Very very intense terps tangy, minty, berry flavours.

She's putting on some weight now, getting fat and frosty. Her fan leaves are yellowing out, time for a big defoliation and a bit more leaf tucking and give her another lollipop trim of her u der carriage

So we have reached the end of Week 6 from Seed and I am flipping the ladies into flower. Can't wait to see how well they produce. I have uploaded a video, hope it plays. Any questions just ask away, Stay Safe and Happy Growing 👍🏾💚

Finishing up week 1 all of them but one have made it above soul except lot o bear by fox genetics .. germinated fine but just a late bloomer .. water with very little water not nutrients at all yet

Ze is zo mooi. Ik ben echt tevreden met haar. We hebben mooi weer dus heb haar uit de tent gehaald en in de volle zon geplaatst. Ik denk dat ze nog anderhalve week te gaan heeft. Nog 2 keer voedingsstoffen meegeven en daarna alleen water. Wordt vervolgd...

Für die Kamera wurde ein Clip bestellt, solange werden auf dem Luftbefeuchter kleine Türmchen gebaut.

🌱 Lemon Cherry Gelato Week 5 — 12/12 From Seed Stage: Pre-Flower / First Flower (Transitional Week) This week marks the true transition point. The plants are simultaneously vegetating, stretching, and initiating flower signals. Growth is active in all directions, and structure is beginning to lock in. ⸻ 🌿 Plant Structure & Growth • Height: ~25 cm (± a little, depending on individual) • Overall shape: flat, round, bushy canopy • Internodal spacing: tight and controlled • Branching: strong, symmetrical, and responsive The plants are opening beautifully. Branches are asserting themselves naturally, with no forcing — just guidance. Uniformity across the girls is striking. Similar structure, similar pace, similar “language.” That consistency speaks volumes about both genetics and environment. ⸻ ✋ Training Focus (More Intensive, Still Gentle) This week we increased training in intention, not aggression: • Leaf tucking and bending only • No topping, no cutting • Leaves are guided under growth tips to promote lateral branching Response has been excellent. Each adjustment is followed by visible compensation and expansion. The plants want to branch — we’re simply making space for it. ⸻ 🌱 Root Activity Roots are now visibly emerging at the soil surface — a clear sign of: • Healthy root pressure • Active microbial and enzymatic processes • A plant fully connected to its medium This is exactly what we want to see at this stage. ⸻ ✨ Plant Health & “Mood” • Leaves: healthy green, good turgor • Stems: thickening, flexible, well-supported • Resin: early stickiness already present • Overall response: calm, strong, cooperative Everything indicates balance rather than stress. ⸻ 💡 Lighting Update — Under-Canopy Introduction By the end of this week, under-canopy lighting is being connected. Why now? • Plants are passing key developmental signals • We want them to recognize photons from below early • This helps guide structure, awareness, and later flower density We are not forcing PPFD. We are letting the plants grow into the light, learning where energy exists above and below. ⸻ Nutrient Adjustment — Cal-Mag Introduced This week we introduce Cal-Mag into the recipe. Reason: Our water source is a blend of: • Humidifier water • Rainwater Both are naturally low in calcium and magnesium. As demand increases during stretch and early flower signaling, supplementation becomes necessary to: • Support cell wall development • Prevent future deficiencies • Maintain structural strength during expansion This is a preventive, not reactive adjustment. ⸻ 🌸 Autoflowers × 12/12 From Seed For anyone still questioning this approach: These plants are the answer. Branching. Structure. Vigor. Uniformity. They are doing everything they should be doing — and doing it beautifully. ⸻ 🔮 What to Expect Next (Week 6) • Continued stretch with stronger apical definition • Clearer pre-flower expression • Increased lateral dominance • Canopy filling outward rather than upward • Light demand gradually increasing Training will remain observational and responsive, not aggressive. ⸻ 🙏 Final Words Thank you to everyone following along, observing, learning, and sharing this space. All major observations this week are fully photo- and video-documented — from canopy to stem to soil — so you can see what’s being described. We move forward calmly, attentively, and with respect for the plant. Let them shine 🌱✨ Training Philosophy: Why Less Touch Often Equals More Structure At this stage, training is not about control — it’s about communication. Every time we touch a plant, it responds hormonally. Too much intervention can interrupt its own decision-making process, especially during transitional weeks like pre-flower. By tucking and bending instead of cutting, we allow the plant to: • Maintain uninterrupted growth momentum • Redistribute auxins naturally rather than abruptly • Strengthen stems through adaptive response • Decide where and how to branch based on light signals Less touch doesn’t mean less guidance. It means clearer signals and cleaner structure. When the environment is stable and the plant is healthy, minimal intervention often results in: • More uniform branching • Stronger symmetry • Reduced stress expression • Better long-term flower support In short: We don’t force shape — we make space, and the plant does the rest. 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Easy strain to grow specially for beginners

-27.06.2024 The first week of the vegetative phase begins today. The little plants look quite good. The light is still 100 cm above the plants and is running at 30% (5% more than last week). The values measured with the Photone app are ppfd = 240-270 and DLi = 15.5 - 17.5. The temperature is 22.9 degrees and the humidity is 65%. -28.06.2024 The plants were watered properly for the first time today. About 500ml per plant. A little bit of mycorrhiza was added to the water.. -29.06.2024 Visual inspection, everything looks good. I put sticks in the soil as a precaution to give the plants some support. -30.06.2024 Today the soil felt quite dry so the plants got about 200ml of water (per plant). I also increased the light intensity slightly. Measured values with the Photone app: Ppfd = 300-320 DLi = 22.5-23.6 . -01.07.2024 Just a visual check, everything looks good so far -02.07.2024 visual check, the soil was dry again so each plant got 200ml of water. The distance to the lamp was reduced by 20cm and it now hangs 80cm above the plants. Measured values with the Photone app: PPfd = 360-370 DLi = 25.8-27 -03.07.2024 The last day of the first week in the vegetative phase. The soil was dry so each plant got 200ml of water.

16 day perfect slow dry. Starting cure. You can smell the purple in this strain. Will update after a short cure and smoke test and getting an accurate smell description. 40 grams total of dry weight nice sized buds and structure. Super natural and pretty looking.

Fire 🔥 she smoked nice. Smooth and got a sexy taste. Overall a easy grown and will try again

Turning into a frost monster.

In dieser Woche hat der Stretch endgültig deutlich eingesetzt. Insgesamt macht die Pflanze momentan einen sehr gesunden und kräftigen Eindruck. Die 8 Haupttriebe entwickeln sich weiterhin relativ gleichmäßig, auch wenn zwei davon momentan etwas hinterherhinken. So langsam zeigen sich mehr und mehr Pistillen und die Blütenansätze beginnen sich auszubilden. Das LST wurde an Tag 51 noch einmal überarbeitet. Die alten Bodenanker habe ich inzwischen vollständig entfernt und verwende nur noch Schnüre, um die 8 Haupttriebe etwas nach außen zu führen und auf einer möglichst einheitlichen Höhe zu halten. Ich hatte durch das mittlerweile ziemlich dichte Zentrum zwischendurch ein paar kleine Feuchtefallen, die sich aber mit dem Stretch zum Glück größtenteils von allein wieder aufgelöst haben. Lediglich insgesamt 3 Fächerblätter wurden zwischendurch entfernt, da diese direkt vor den Lüfter wuchsen und den Luftstrom blockierten. Ansonsten versuche ich die Pflanze bis zum Lollipopping nach dem Stretch möglichst in Ruhe zu lassen. Der Wasserbedarf ist inzwischen etwas gestiegen. Gegossen wurde diese Woche 2 mal: 1. Gießvorgang: Tag 52, insgesamt ~4 Liter (1ml/l Fish-Mix, 1.5ml/l Bio-Grow, 1ml/l Bio-Bloom, 1ml/l Top-Max, 2ml/l Bio-Heaven, 0.81ml/l CalMag, ca. 0.24g/l Bittersalz, pH-Wert ~6.4, EC-Wert ~1.7mS/cm, Topfgewicht vorher ca. 4.4kg, nachher ca. 6.9kg) 2. Gießvorgang: Tag 55, insgesamt ~5 Liter (0.5ml/l Fish-Mix, 2ml/l Bio-Grow, 2ml/l Bio-Bloom, 1ml/l Top-Max, 2ml/l Bio-Heaven, 0.81ml/l CalMag, ca. 0.24g/l Bittersalz, pH-Wert ~6.2, EC-Wert ~1.7mS/cm, Topfgewicht vorher ca. 4.1kg, nachher ca. 7.1kg) Kurz vor dem zweiten Gießvorgang wurde zusätzlich der Topf noch einmal mit etwas frischem All Mix aufgefüllt. Die Lampe ist mittlerweile auf ihrer vorerst maximalen Höhe angekommen, um so die Lichtverteilung etwas zu verbessern. Zusätzlich wurde diese auf nun 100% Leistung eingestellt und liefert damit momentan etwa 700-750 PPFD an den Triebspitzen. Die Regelung für den Luftbefeuchter habe ich mittlerweile wie folgt eingestellt: rF: min. 55% | max. 63%; VPD: min. 1kPa | max 1.5kPa In der ersten Nachtphase nach einer Bewässerung steigt die Luftfeuchtigkeit zwischenzeitlich noch zu stark an. Die Abluft und Zuluft wurden daher mittlerweile auf volle Leistung gestellt, aber wenn das Problem bestehen bleibt, muss ich mir mit fortschreitender Blüte noch mal mehr Gedanken darüber machen, wie ich das besser in den Griff kriege. Zu Beginn der Woche wurde auch, wie vorher beschlossen, die Webcam durch ein neueres Modell mit besserer Bildqualität ausgetauscht. Leider habe ich in der Box jedoch nicht mehr die Möglichkeit die Webcam weiter von der Pflanze weg zu positionieren, wodurch diese mittlerweile nicht mehr ganz ins Bild passt.

By the start of the week I’ve noticed magnesium deficiency on plant A and B, so I started adding Biobizz Calmag on Froglord’s kind recommendation. Otherwise I started slow defoliation process and I’m currently removing around two leaves per day. Plants definitely grew larger than expected but I’m not mad :D. They’re taking a bit longer, but it should be worth it. I’m expecting harvest on plants C and D soon.

We are on week number 4 she is doing ok right now just seen our first pistol this week yesterday.. The tent has been cold I'm trying to get my temps above 68 right now .. I love this strain and am hoping with getting the temps to 75 and at night 68 . She had been flushed this week and I'm giving her a dose of cal mag with her feeding . Really hoping I can pull this grow together so as to get some quality buds from this girl .. cheers canna family ..

All is going well here in this tent with the plants really putting on some weight and a change in the smell its so much more gassy now over the fruity Strawberry smell mixed with grapes. Either way im not too fussed they really do look good for day 42 of flower. They claim 9-10weeks flower so we will see 😂 Also added another scrog layer like I did in the 3x3 tent. The buds are already leaning some so this will help in the next 3-4weeks 😅 I also ordered another Mammoth light but this one is 720w of their incredible Nova sun series. It is overkill for this 4x2 tent but I'll be using it on a lower power and with out the canopy lights until I can get my bigger tent setup. Its time to get rid of the Spiderfarmer g4500. They are fairly decent lights but only really deliver high ppfd to a smaller area than their ppfd maps say. Just waiting for these girls to be done then I can move into a bigger tent👌

She's a happy lady just started preflower I think. Im also trying out fox farms tiger bloom for the first time. So we shall see how that goes. Her structure is solid so hopefully she will have some nice buds to hold up. I'll do some minor LST from here out but her main shape that I want has been achieved. Any more will be to get more light to flower sites as needed.

Took seeds 7 Days to pop fully out of soil.

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