Welcome growfessors to another episode of growfessor theatre! 👽🌳💚 Tonight from the 4x4 the ladies move into week 7 and they get a change in nutrients. Out with Big Bud coco & sensizym, in with Overdrive. Removed dead & dying leaves from each lady, added a support stake in Mandarin dreams & LSD, they was leaning hard! Thanks for stopping by growfessors 👽🌳💚

This plant seems to have grown much denser and better than my first plant. I just got the ac infinity ventilation setup with controller 69 for my 2x2, still trying to learn, hopefully grow #3 goes even better. Stay tuned

acho que ainda consegui produzir uns tricomas com as correções da água, mas como o estágio da floração já estava bem avançado, as folhas começaram a descolorir muito cedo, tive que colher 3 plantas precocemente, as outras 3 menos vou tentar seguir mais 2 semanas, não estão mostrando tricomas Ambar ainda!

Pink Rozay Auto — Pheno B 🌱🌸 Week 1 Vegetation | Quiet Confidence Hello GrowDiaries family! 👋🌱 Welcome back for another Pink Rozay update. This week we’re following Pheno B, and while her sister attracted attention with a small leaf curiosity, this girl spent the week doing something growers often appreciate even more: Being consistently healthy. Sometimes the loudest statement a young plant can make is simply growing exactly as she should. And that’s exactly what Pink Rozay Pheno B delivered throughout her first week of life. ⸻ A Calm and Steady Beginning Like the rest of this project, Pink Rozay Pheno B was transplanted directly into her final container filled with Plagron Lightmix. The objective remains simple: Allow unrestricted root development from the very beginning while avoiding future transplant stress. Environmental conditions remained identical across the garden: 🌡️ Day temperature: 27°C 🌙 Night temperature: 25°C 💧 Relative humidity: 55% ⚡ 12/12 from seed 🌱 Plagron nutrient program 💡 Future Of Grow Black Series LED lighting 💨 Gentle airflow and stable environmental control The result was exactly what we hope to see from a young seedling. Steady growth. Healthy color. Strong development. ⸻ Building Structure Early One of the first things that stands out when looking through the progression photos is how quickly this plant began establishing a balanced structure. From the earliest photographs, the growth pattern appears organized and symmetrical. The stem remains upright and strong. The leaves expand evenly. New growth develops consistently from the center. And each day brings visible progress. There are no dramatic swings. No stalls. No hesitation. Just a plant quietly doing everything right. ⸻ Looking Closer The macro photographs provide one of the most enjoyable parts of this week’s update. When viewed up close, the newest growth appears incredibly healthy. The developing leaves show excellent texture and structure. The emerging growth tip looks vigorous and active. Every close-up reveals another layer of development that can easily be missed when viewing the plant from above. These tiny details often tell us more about plant health than overall size ever could. And everything here points toward a seedling that is establishing itself beautifully. ⸻ A Phenotype in a Hurry As the week progresses, one thing becomes increasingly obvious: This girl seems eager to grow. By the final photographs, she is already producing noticeably larger leaves and a more developed structure than many seedlings would show at the same age. The canopy is widening. The leaf size is increasing rapidly. The growth tip remains active and vigorous. And the plant appears determined to keep pushing forward. Much like some of the other autos in this run, there is a sense that the clock is already ticking and she intends to make every day count. Autos often have that personality. They know they have limited time. And they rarely waste it. ⸻ Symmetry and Balance The overhead photographs are particularly satisfying this week. Leaf spacing remains balanced. Growth remains symmetrical. The overall structure appears clean and organized. These early traits do not guarantee future performance, of course, but they often provide encouraging clues. At this stage, Pink Rozay Pheno B is displaying many of the characteristics growers like to see in a vigorous young auto. Healthy roots. Healthy leaves. Strong upward growth. And excellent overall balance. ⸻ A Strong First Week Looking back through the entire progression, this was simply a very successful start. Healthy emergence. Strong vigor. Excellent color. Balanced structure. Beautiful leaf development. And a plant that appears eager to continue accelerating into the next stage of growth. Not every update needs a dramatic story. Sometimes the story is simply that everything is working exactly as intended. And honestly, those are often the best weeks. ⸻ Looking Ahead As we move into the coming weeks, I’ll be watching closely for: 🌱 Continued canopy expansion 🌱 Structural development 🌱 Growth rate compared with her sister 🌱 Early signs of phenotype-specific traits 🌱 The overall behavior of this fast-moving auto Because while Pink Rozay Pheno B has been quietly going about her business so far, she is already showing signs of becoming a very interesting plant. For now, she looks healthy, balanced, vigorous, and ready for the next stage of the journey. And that’s exactly what we hope to see at the end of Week 1. Huge thanks to Zamnesia Seeds for the genetics, Plagron for the substrate and nutrition, Future Of Grow for the lighting, and everyone following along on another seed-to-harvest adventure. Grower’s Love everyone. 🌱💚🌸🍷

July 13: first heat wave of the year was last week, and there is another forecast for next week, but for now this is pretty ideal cannabis weather. Added a third Scrog layer and tied it off to some weights (partly filled water bottles) to open up the canopy further. Works, simple, and easy to move around the yard as needed. I really like this plant and how it’s going so far. July 14: re-scrogged again to widen the canopy further. Supercropped the ends to maintain the same elevation at the various growth tips. Four stems in middle were topped to keep them from getting ahead of the others. Experimenting to see how it goes. July 16: hot again. Increased water volume and sometimes misting air with garden hose water for the evaporative cooling. She looks great. July 17: another 32 C day. Watered four times today so likely 7-8 L in the heat with the growing plant. July 18: hot again. Mixed Power Bloom and malted Barley with some soil and added as a top dressing.Hit 34 C and 20% relative humidity which is far too hot and dry for cannabis. Lots of watering, and misting of leaves and air to provide some moisture and cooler temperatures.

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SUMMARY: Nothing interesting this week...she's receiving 3.5-3.7L of late bloom nutes per day providing roughly 20-30% runoff each feed. She's still skinny and I'm thinking this one is going to be a low yielder all things considered. I do think that I was late introducing bloom nutes and this has hurt my final yield. DAY 79 ----------- Friday 12th March 18:00 I fed Jesus 3.2L of late bloom nutes which produced 620ml runoff (19%). [26°C/48%] DAY 80 ----------- Saturday 13th March 19:00 I fed Jesus 3.5L of late bloom nutes which produced 580ml runoff (16%). [26°C/48%] DAY 81 ----------- Sunday 14th March 11:00 I made 15L of late bloom nutes with rainwater and molasses. 5L at 5.8, 5L at 6.0, and 5L at 6.2. Sunday 14th March 18:30 I fed Jesus 3.7L of late bloom nutes which produced 840ml runoff (23%). [26°C/48%] DAY 82 ----------- Monday 15th March 11:00 I made 5L of late bloom nutes with rainwater and molasses at a pH of 6.3. Monday 15th March 18:00 I fed Jesus 3.7L of late bloom nutes which produced 960ml runoff (26%). [26°C/51%] DAY 83 ----------- Tuesday 16th March 18:00 I fed Jesus 3.5L of late bloom nutes which produced 1L runoff (28%). [26°C/51%] DAY 84 ----------- Wednesday 17th March 18:00 I made 15L of late bloom nutes with molasses and rainwater. 5L at 5.6, 5L at 5.8, and 5L at 6.0. I fed Jesus 3L of late bloom nutes which produced 420ml runoff (14%). [26°C/50%] DAY 85 ----------- Thursday 18th March 18:00 I fed Jesus 3.5L of late bloom nutes which produced 980ml runoff (28%). [26°C/50%]

Since I can no longer get the humidity below 58% and the rust spots on some of the sugar leaves are getting bigger, I decided to harvest . Unfortunately I couldn't wait for the perfect time, so luckily I don't have any clear trichomes , about 75% cloudy ones and the rest amber. 67 Day's from Seed to Harvest

She is starting to come together finally. Ive never seen a plant like this one. But, I love an underdog. She is getting some nice trichome production already, which is always good. Taking a full dose of nutes and loving it. So far so good. I am loving 420 Fast buds!!!

Things are looking very nice! I’ve top dressed and defoliated here and there. Lots of frost coming in as things are starting to stack and take shape.

11/29 Start week 3 Transplant day both into 5 gal pots both look fine. Feed at 800ppm till water filter installed. Training sometime later in week 12/1 Going to try a ponytail on them, doing Ripley now, Tara later 12/5 Contining ponytail - Feeding to once per day at lights on 1 qt (liter) 800ppm, runoff = 1 cup (25%) each

Some bad news... Had pollen sac explode in the tent (two actually). I'm going to finish the grow, might lose some yield and have some seeds but better then nothing. I new this might happen from the sacs I found earlier in the grow. I did mist the tent down to minimize the pollen spread hopefully not to many flowers compromised.

12.5.25: I watered with some more Trace again. She's feeding well and needs watering more often again. I upped the dose of Trace as I've noticed that there are some purple hues coming back on the stems. 13.5.25: I have removed all fabric ties on the plant. I think we have stopped stretching, so the sooner, the better. I keep getting my watering can caught in them all, and it was only a matter of time before I ended up snapping more branches off 😅 The fewer things in my way, the better 🤫 15.5.25: I watered today as the pot had dried out almost. The plant was watered with dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.5 with the following nutrients per 6.5 litres; ♡ 7ml Trace by Ecothrive ♡ 1/2 Tsp Sea K(elp) by Greenleaf nutrients The plants received the amounts below. HULKBERRY: 1l FASTBUDS: 2l NORTHERN LIGHTS: 3.5l I am not giving any further nitrogen at this stage. They had a couple of doses in the past week or so. I'm sure they don't need any more. So, I'm just using the kelp as it's packed full of goodness and high in potassium. I also suspect an excess of phosphorus. So I'm also leaving that out for the time being. There are still some red stems on the plants. added the Ecothrive trace for the last few waterings. I'm hoping it will resolve without any further intervention. 16.5.25: I watered Northern Lights with 3ltrs of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.4 with: ♡ 1/2 Tsp Sea K(elp) by Greenleaf nutrients ♡ 7ml Trace by Ecothrive Measurements per 6.5ltrs. PPM: 670 PH: 6.4 17.5.25: I watered again today with 2ltrs of the above PH'D to 6.2. Parameters remaining the same. The plant is increasingly thirsty, so the waterings have again needed to be increased. As we're reaching deep into flowering, this is par for the course. I'm mostly using coco, perlite worm castings. Etc. So it's very easy for my pots to dry out. I need to keep on top of it. As the pots dry out, the microbes are lost, and so keeping everything moist and healthy is imperative. That's why I add Ecothrive Biosys regularly to ensure I keep up with the microbial life in the soil biology. To avoid PH lockout. 18.5.25: I watered again, with the same parameters as yesterday. Instead of Sea K, I used Ecothrive Biosys: 1/2 Tsp/6.5l PPM: 550 PH: 6.4 Thanks for checking out my diary and hanging out 💚✌️ 🍃 😊 🌱

12/09/2022 - 36 days since my little girl sprouted from seeds🌱 The first week of flowering my Orange Sherbet 🍨🍨🍨 Nutrients: Jungle Indabox - This week I adjust the dose of nutrients to support flowering and added nutrients - flowering stimulators: Jungle Urban A: 0.5 ml Jungle Urban B: 1.5 ml Jungle Urban M: 1 ml Flower stimulators: Jungle Environ X: 1ml Advanced Nutrients - Bud Candy 2 ml Advanced Nutrients - Bud Ignitor 1 ml Advanced Nutrients - Big Bud 2ml Hesi Root Complex - 5ml - last week of adding this nutrient Atami - ATA Calmag - when growing under LED lights it is recommended to use Calmag and Atami is an excellent brand, I give the same as in vegetation: 0.5ml. Lights: I don't change Bloom light, I still use Mars Hydro TS1000 - 150w full spectrum, great light to use both in vegetation and flowering 💡💡 Training: LST: third attachment of all twigs where flowers are formed 🌸🌸 Defoliation: the first big defoliation took place in the middle of the week, I removed the large leaves at the bottom of the plants and those that shaded the flowers 🍃🌞 The little girl has only grown by 5 cm since last week, she is already putting all her strength into flowering. The pistils at the ends of the twigs already form white tufts 😊💓 I can smell a subtle scent of herbs and flowers, but very subtle indeed. I'm already looking forward to the girl smelling the whole room and I can smell all the notes of her aroma🌼 Thanks for the likes and you can follow me on Twitter 🐦: @ Targona666 See you soon 😍

My girl is almost ready for flushing, darknees period and harvest. The flowers look fantastic, frusty and full of tricoms. After the flushing I'm gonna put her in an 2 day of darknes and then harvest. In the final 2 week's I turned on my uva light at 20% power and total of 6 wats. For the first two days, the light work for between 1-3 hours and after that for 6 hours a day.

Week 6 of flower has come and gone, and right now, the tent is pretty much on cruise control. The environment is pretty dialed and the Blumat Blusoak drip tape automatic watering has been a dream! It literally eliminated 90% of tent work. And the plants seem to be loving life! 😎 The four Chicken n Waffles on the left side of the tent are pretty giant at this point, and I’m definitely getting a savory, I guess sort of fried chicken smell, which is so fun! But my favorite in the tent right now is my Jelly Donutz, second row and second from the right. She is really smelling of strawberry candy, finger-licking good! Once a week I’m giving them all a hand water with a fermented Pumpkin Exract, Rootwise Bio Phos, BuildaBloom from Buildasoil, Organics Alive, and Quillaja extract. Hopefully, we don’t run into anything unexpected and can ride this momentum out through the end!

Wow! Look at these amazing two plants. They both turned a bit purple. The smell is insane. Belive me or not but my entire room smells like a sweet ice cream restaurant. 😍 I had given this week only PH adjusted water and darkness for two days before harvest. Going to dry for like 7-10 days and then curing for another month or so. I will upload more pictures of the dried buds when the time comes

New week new updates smell is strong,they look great and in the best shape, even if they are growing slow a bit I don't mind it. As long they look healthy. Ghe rippin time.