Hallo zusammen, Wir befinden uns inzwischen in Woche 6 der Blütephase. Es ist sichtlich festzustellen, dass sie identisch wie die erste Purple Coockie Kush, während der Blütephase vereinzelt Versorgungsprobleme aufzeigt. Es liegt zumindest durch den eigen Versuch mit identischen Pflanzengut sehr nah, dass es wirklich weiter vererbt wurde. Dahingehend ein toller eigenversuch mit eher negativen Ausgang aber zugleich, wertvollen Erfahrungen für uns. Aus diesem Grund, sehen wir davon ab, die P.C.K die sich z.Zt im Re veg befindet, weiter zu führen. Am Wochenende werden wir uns noch mal die Blätter die Kraft nehmen, kleinstblüten und wahrscheinlich den einen Unterversorgten Trieb entfernen. Ansonsten schwellen die Blüten die versorgt werden schön an und Baldchin bauen breitgefächert aufeinander auf. So bis nächste Woche liebe Gartenfreunde und vielen Dank für das vorbeischauen! VG ✌️ 😎

🍈💎 8×8 Adventure – Harvest Diary Frosted Guava Auto by Zamnesia 👑 THE FROST IS REAL! A BEAUTIFUL HARVEST, 151.8 GRAMS OF MEDICINE AND A WHOLE LOT OF LOVE! 🌿❄️💚 Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 My friends… OUR FROSTED GUAVA IS READY TO TAKE HER FINAL BOW! 🍈👑❄️ And what a beautiful result she gave us! This girl has been a pleasure to follow, photograph, harvest, trim, and finally prepare for curing. Look at those flowers! The frostiness is absolutely remarkable. Some flowers developed into denser, more compact structures, while others expressed themselves a little differently. But one thing is undeniable: SHE IS FROSTY! 😂❄️💎 And after all the time we've spent following her journey, I'm genuinely happy with what we have in front of us. We ended up with a final dry flower weight of 151.8 grams. Not just a number on a scale, but 151.8 grams of beautiful flowers that we've been looking forward to enjoying. But before we get into the details, let's take a moment for everyone joining us here for the first time. ──────────────────────── 📢 NEW HERE? COME AND DISCOVER HER JOURNEY! If this is your first time visiting Frosted Guava's diary, welcome! And if you've only arrived for the harvest report, I strongly encourage you to go back and explore her previous updates. There's quite a story behind these final photographs and weights. We've been documenting the plants individually throughout the 8×8 Adventure, and Frosted Guava has her own journey, with plenty of photographs, observations, and little moments worth revisiting. You can see how she developed, how her flowers progressed, and how she eventually reached this beautiful harvest. I always encourage everyone to explore the previous weeks because the final result becomes much more meaningful when you understand the journey that brought us here. But don't worry! We'll still give you a little recap so this report makes sense even if this is the only chapter you get to read. 💚🌱 ──────────────────────── 🌱 A QUICK RECAP — HOW DID WE GET HERE? Frosted Guava Auto by Zamnesia was part of our wider 8×8 Adventure. The idea behind this project was to document different genetics and phenotypes sharing the same general growing environment, while following their individual development from seed onwards. One room. A shared environment. Different genetics. Different expressions. And plenty of individual stories! The 8×8 Adventure also follows our 12/12-from-seed approach, which makes this project particularly interesting to document. Rather than expecting every plant to behave identically, we've been observing how each one develops and expressing her own genetic personality. Frosted Guava has certainly given us something beautiful to remember. Throughout her journey, we've watched her flowers develop, become increasingly impressive, and eventually turn into the frosty beauties we're presenting today. And now? The growing chapter is behind us. The harvest has been completed. The flowers have been trimmed and prepared. And it's time to appreciate the result. 🍈🌿💎 ──────────────────────── 💎 THE HARVEST — FROSTED GUAVA DELIVERS! Let's get straight to the numbers! Because I know some of you are already looking at the photographs and wondering how much this beautiful girl gave us. Here's the final result: 🌿 Wet flower weight: 1,366.2 g 💎 Final dry and cured flower weight: 151.8 g — that's a beautiful collection of flowers! 😂💚 And what makes me particularly happy isn't simply the final number. It's the quality of what we're looking at. The frostiness is outstanding. Some flowers are dense and compact, while others have a slightly different structure, but the overall appearance is beautiful. The trichome coverage is what really catches my attention. Every time I look at these photographs, I find another flower that makes me stop and take a closer look. She's one frosty girl! ❄️💎🍈 ──────────────────────── ✂️ HAND-TRIMMED WITH CARE — EVERY FLOWER DESERVES ATTENTION Once the harvest was ready for trimming, it was time to get everything organised. And you know how we do it! No rushing through the flowers just to get the job finished. We separated the material and worked through the buds individually, using our TrimBin to keep the trimming process organised. With gloves on and scissors ready, we went through the flowers by hand, giving each one the attention it deserved. The tools for this session included: ✂️ TrimBin 🧤 Gloves ✂️ Zamnesia trimming scissors And, most importantly… A LOT OF PATIENCE AND LOVE! 😂💚 The trimming process is one of those moments where you really get to appreciate the flowers up close. You start seeing their individual structures, their density, their colours, and all those little details that make each one unique. Some flowers are more compact. Others have a different shape. But Frosted Guava kept showing us that beautiful frost throughout the process. And yes, my friends, there were plenty of moments when I simply stopped to admire what was in front of me. Because sometimes the scissors have to wait. The photographer inside me needs a moment! 😂📸💎 ──────────────────────── 💚 THE LOVE WE PUT IN — AND THE LOVE WE GET BACK There's something I genuinely believe when it comes to growing. The relationship we build with our plants matters. And I'm not talking about some magical promise that love alone makes a better harvest. I'm talking about the time, attention, patience, observation, and care that go into growing something from the beginning. When you grow at home, you become involved in every stage. You watch the plant develop. You notice the little changes. You learn her personality. You spend time looking after her. And eventually, when harvest comes, you know exactly what went into getting there. For me, that connection is part of the experience. And I think the same applies to so many other things we grow. Take tomatoes, for example! Anyone who grows tomatoes at home knows what I'm talking about. You can buy beautiful organic tomatoes from a supermarket, but there's something incredibly satisfying about picking one from a plant you've grown yourself. The connection is different. The experience is different. And the enjoyment can be different too. It's not necessarily about saying one product is objectively better than another. It's about knowing the journey behind what you're enjoying. It's about the connection with nature, the satisfaction of nurturing something, and the happiness of seeing your work come together. And when I look at Frosted Guava, I see all of that. Every flower represents another little piece of this journey. Every photograph brings back a memory. And every time I open the container and appreciate those flowers, I remember the plant behind them. That's something I wouldn't trade for a number on a scale. 💚🌱🍈 ──────────────────────── 📦 CURING & STORAGE — GROVE BAGS ENTER THE PICTURE After trimming, it was time to prepare Frosted Guava for the next stage. For storage and curing, we placed the flowers in Grove Bags. For anyone unfamiliar with them, Grove Bags are specialised storage pouches designed around their TerpLoc technology. They're designed to help manage the internal environment of properly dried flowers, including moisture and gas exchange, with the goal of supporting preservation during storage and curing. The idea is to help maintain a more suitable environment inside the pouch without relying on the traditional routine of opening jars to burp them. That's one of the reasons they're an interesting option for people looking to preserve their harvest. 🌿 WHAT MAKES THEM DIFFERENT? Traditional glass jars provide an airtight storage environment when properly sealed. They can work very well, but they require attention to the moisture level inside, particularly during the initial curing period. Grove Bags use a specialised multilayer material designed to allow controlled exchange through the packaging. Their purpose is to help regulate the internal environment and support the preservation of aroma and volatile compounds, including the terpenes responsible for much of the flower's character. However, and this is important: They're not a replacement for proper drying. They don't magically correct flowers that have been stored too wet. And they shouldn't be treated as a guarantee against mould or poor storage conditions. The flowers need to be properly dried before being placed inside, and storage conditions still matter. For anyone trying them for the first time, monitoring moisture and using a suitable humidity measurement method can provide additional reassurance. 💚 WHY WE LIKE USING THEM For us, Grove Bags are a convenient option for storing the finished flowers while supporting the preservation of their aroma and quality. We want to enjoy the flowers as they are intended to be enjoyed, and preserving their character is an important part of that process. Frosted Guava has given us some beautiful flowers, and now we want to take care of them properly. Because the journey doesn't stop at trimming. The way we handle the flowers afterwards matters too. 🌿📦💎 ──────────────────────── ❄️ FROSTED GUAVA — THE PHOTOGRAPHS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES I really want everyone to take a moment to appreciate the photographs accompanying this update. We've got different angles, different flower structures, close-ups, and individual shots showing just how beautiful this girl turned out. Some flowers are compact and dense. Others have a more open structure. But the frostiness is present throughout the collection, and that's what makes the whole result so impressive. I particularly enjoy photographing the flowers after trimming. At that stage, you can really appreciate their individual shapes without the surrounding foliage distracting from the details. And Frosted Guava certainly gave us plenty to photograph. 🍈📸❄️ ──────────────────────── 💭 FINAL THOUGHTS — A BEAUTIFUL HARVEST, A BEAUTIFUL EXPERIENCE Well, my friends… Frosted Guava Auto by Zamnesia has officially reached the end of her harvest journey. And I'm genuinely happy with the result. A final dry and cured flower weight of 151.8 grams, beautiful flowers, impressive frostiness, and a trimming session that allowed us to appreciate every single bud. Was she perfect in every individual flower structure? No plant needs to be identical from top to bottom. Some flowers were denser and more compact than others, but that's part of the individual expression we get to observe throughout these projects. What matters is the overall result. And I absolutely love what she gave us. The time we spent growing her, photographing her, trimming her, and preparing her for storage has made this another beautiful chapter of the 8×8 Adventure. She's now safely stored in Grove Bags, and her journey continues through the curing stage. But we're not finished with Frosted Guava just yet! We still have the smoke review to come, where we'll talk about her aroma, flavour, smoking experience, and effects. I'm looking forward to that one! 💚🍈🌿 ──────────────────────── 🙏 A HUGE THANK YOU — TO EVERYONE INVOLVED! As always, this adventure wouldn't be the same without the people and partners supporting us along the way. A massive thank you to Zamnesia for the genetics and for giving us the opportunity to grow and document Frosted Guava Auto. Thank you to Plagron for supporting the garden with the growing media and nutrition throughout the project. A huge thank you to Future of Grow for supplying the additional Black Series 600W fixtures and allowing us to explore the expanded lighting setup in the 8×8. Thank you to Lumiflora for helping bring additional light deeper into the canopy. And thank you to TrolMaster for helping us monitor and manage the growing environment behind the scenes. A special shoutout to Grove Bags for the storage pouches we're using to preserve our finished flowers, and to TrimBin and Zamnesia for the trimming equipment that helped us through this harvest. And, of course, thank you to GrowDiaries and everyone in this amazing community. Every comment, question, photograph, and shared experience helps make these diaries what they are. 💚🌱 ──────────────────────── 🐕 JOIN THE DOG DOCTOR COMMUNITY ON DISCORD! And before we close, you're all warmly invited to join our community! 🔗 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial Come and meet other growers, share your experiences, ask questions, show your photographs, learn from one another, and enjoy some good conversations. We've got dedicated community and partner channels, giveaways, competitions, and our community cups with prizes. There's always something happening, and everyone is welcome! Whether you're an experienced grower or simply curious and looking to learn, come say hello. We'd love to have you with us! 🎁🏆🌱💚 ──────────────────────── 🍈 UNTIL THE NEXT FROSTED GUAVA CHAPTER… One beautiful plant. 1,366.2 grams of wet flowers. 151.8 grams of dry and cured flowers. A whole lot of frost. And even more love! ❄️💎🍈 Frosted Guava, you were an absolute pleasure! Your growing journey brought us here, your flowers gave us plenty to admire, and now we get to enjoy the next chapter. We'll be back with the smoke review, so stay tuned! Growers Love, my friends! 💚🌱 Happy growing, take care everyone… And remember: It's not always about how much we harvest. Sometimes it's about everything that goes into growing it, and the happiness we get back. See you in the next report! 🍈❄️👑💚

Blueberry Muffin Week2 F14. After switching to 12/12 , they are still stretching and have already 2x in size. The plants smell strong already. Feeding 3x a week. 2x with grow,bloom,topmax and 1x with calmag and Alg a mic.

Buenas noches familia, después del revuelo del Covid y todas estas miradas volvemos unos actualizamos la semana estas green ak de zambezaseeds están ya fenómeno, un ejemplar está repleto de truco más y el otro ahí anda flotando todavía. Ph regulado y temperatura/humedad dentro de los parámetros. Os dejo las fotos para que apreciéis bien y espero estar la semana que viene por aquí, saludos familia

The Olympia Auto has just entered flowering. The plant has remained quite small, likely due to the intense cold stress (temperatures below 10ºC) it experienced—similar to other autos I'm cultivating this season. Despite its size, I'm impressed by how much it’s stretching in this phase; it just keeps growing. The aroma is still weak but gradually increasing each day. Health: The plant looks healthy and beautiful. It’s a shame that only one plant emerged from the seed pack, but even though I haven’t harvested yet, I’m eager to grow this strain again! Ambient Conditions: This week started off hot (with a minimum of 23ºC and a maximum of 30ºC), but a cold front has now brought temperatures back down (with a minimum of 11ºC and a maximum of 20ºC). Humidity remains quite low, around 30-35%. Training: I haven’t done any training or defoliation on this plant. Fertilization: I applied Ekosil (silica + potassium), another dose of bokashi, and a dose of nitrogen, with one more nitrogen application planned for the end of this week. Pest Control: I'm continuing with Beauveria treatments, and I no longer have issues with the fungus gnats that had appeared earlier. Watering: I’ve been watering the plant very minimally, as the substrate has been staying moist on its own. Looking Forward: From this point on, there’s not much left to do except watch the flowering progress.

🌿 Woche 13 – Outdoor Update ☀️💜❄️ Was für eine Entwicklung! Woche 13 zeigt inzwischen sehr deutlich, wohin die Reise geht. Nach dem starken Wachstum der vergangenen Wochen liegt der Fokus nun immer mehr auf der Blütenentwicklung und Harzproduktion. Die Pflanzen haben eine schöne offene Struktur entwickelt und nutzen das natürliche Sonnenlicht hervorragend. Besonders der hohe Haupttrieb streckt sich weiterhin deutlich nach oben und trägt über seine gesamte Länge zahlreiche Blütenansätze. Im unteren und mittleren Bereich ist die Struktur wesentlich kompakter – dort sitzen inzwischen viele einzelne Budsites, die zunehmend an Volumen gewinnen. 💜 Die Farben kommen! Mein persönliches Highlight dieser Woche sind definitiv die unterschiedlichen Blütenfarben. Einige Buds bleiben kräftig grün und werden zunehmend von einer richtig schönen Schicht aus Trichomen überzogen, während andere bereits deutlich violette bis dunkel-purpurfarbene Töne entwickeln. Gerade in der direkten Sonne sieht das genial aus: tiefes Purple zwischen sattgrünen Sugar Leaves und darüber dieser feine, fast weiß wirkende Harzbesatz. ❄️💜 Auch die Pistillen beginnen sich bei einigen Blüten bereits stärker zu verfärben. Gleichzeitig sind noch genügend frische Blütenbereiche vorhanden – die Pflanzen sind also eindeutig noch mitten in ihrer Entwicklung. ❄️ Frost-Level steigt Auf den Makroaufnahmen lässt sich mittlerweile sehr schön erkennen, wie stark die Harzproduktion geworden ist. Nicht nur die Blüten selbst, sondern auch die umliegenden kleinen Blätter sind mit Trichomen übersät. Die Buds wirken außerdem zunehmend kompakter. Besonders einige der kleineren violetten Blütenstände entwickeln eine interessante, gedrungene Struktur, während andere deutlich heller und etwas voluminöser wachsen. Genau diese Unterschiede machen das Projekt inzwischen richtig spannend. ☀️ Outdoor bedeutet echte Natur Woche 13 zeigt aber auch wunderbar, was ich an einem Outdoor-Grow mag: Hier läuft nicht alles unter perfekten Laborbedingungen. Sonne, Temperatur, Wind und Wetter bestimmen den Rhythmus. Einige ältere Fächerblätter beginnen mittlerweile sichtbar heller zu werden. Gleichzeitig arbeitet der überwiegende Teil der Pflanze weiter kräftig und die Blütenentwicklung schreitet sichtbar voran. Nach all den Wochen des Trainings und Aufbaus beginnt jetzt langsam die Phase, in der sich die ganze Arbeit auszahlt. 🌿 📸 Fazit Woche 13 Diese Woche ist für mich vor allem eine Woche der Farben und des Frosts. 💜 erste kräftige Purple-Töne ❄️ deutlich zunehmende Trichomproduktion 🌸 Buds gewinnen sichtbar an Struktur und Volumen ☀️ starke natürliche Sonnenentwicklung 🌿 zahlreiche aktive Blütenstände über die gesamte Pflanze verteilt Noch ist das Ziel nicht erreicht – und genau das macht es gerade so spannend. Wenn die Buds in den kommenden Wochen weiter so zulegen, dürfte aus den aktuell noch einzelnen Blütenständen noch einiges werden. Woche 13 beendet – und jetzt beginnt langsam der richtig fotogene Teil dieses Outdoor-Abenteuers. 😁💜🌿 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🌿 Week 13 – Outdoor Update ☀️💜❄️ What a development! Week 13 really shows where this journey is heading. After the strong growth of the previous weeks, the focus is now shifting more and more toward flower development and resin production. The plants have developed a beautifully open structure, allowing them to make excellent use of the natural sunlight. The tall main branch continues to reach upward and carries numerous flowering sites along its entire length. The middle and lower sections are much more compact, with lots of individual bud sites that are now visibly gaining volume. 💜 The Colors Are Coming! One of my absolute highlights this week is the difference in coloration between the flowers. Some buds remain vibrant green and are becoming increasingly covered in a beautiful layer of sparkling trichomes, while others are already developing impressive purple and deep violet tones. Under direct sunlight, the contrast looks incredible: dark purple flowers surrounded by healthy green sugar leaves and covered with a frosty layer of resin. 💜❄️ Some pistils are also beginning to change color, while other parts of the flowers are still producing fresh growth. This tells me that the plants are clearly still busy developing. ❄️ Frost Level Rising The close-up shots really show how much the resin production has increased. Trichomes are spreading across the flowers and onto the surrounding sugar leaves, giving some buds an almost frosted appearance in the sunlight. The flowers are also becoming noticeably more structured and compact. Some of the smaller purple buds are developing a dense, chunky appearance, while other flowers remain lighter green and are building a slightly larger structure. These differences between the flowers are becoming one of the most interesting parts of this grow. ☀️ This Is Outdoor Growing Week 13 also perfectly represents what I love about growing outdoors. There is no perfectly controlled laboratory environment here. Sunlight, temperatures, wind and weather all influence how the plants develop, and every week brings something slightly different. Some of the older fan leaves are beginning to lighten naturally, while the majority of the plants continue working hard and pushing their flowers forward. After all the weeks of training, shaping and watching these plants develop, we are finally reaching the stage where all that work starts becoming visible in the flowers. 🌿 📸 Week 13 Conclusion For me, this week is all about colors and frost: 💜 Beautiful purple coloration appearing ❄️ Increasing trichome and resin production 🌸 Buds visibly gaining structure and volume ☀️ Strong development under natural sunlight 🌿 Numerous active flowering sites throughout the plants We are definitely not at the finish line yet – and that's exactly what makes this stage so exciting. If these flowers continue developing at the same pace over the coming weeks, there is still plenty of potential for them to gain considerably more size and density. Week 13 complete – and now we're entering the really photogenic part of this outdoor adventure. 😁🌿💜❄️

CO2 began yesterday. All were transplanted into forever homes by Air Bottom Bags September 27th. Began 20/4 light schedule 10/1/2021. 2am-6am lights out.

The eighth week of flowering for the Cherry Cola RF3 is here. The Cherry Cola RF3 has burnt tips, I probably over-fertilized it, so I think I'll just use water for the next few waterings. The Gorilla Z Up is shooting up exceptionally high, forcing me to set the lamp at almost maximum height to avoid causing light/heat burn, which means that the other two below are no longer receiving the optimal PPFD. The Strawberry Gorilla is just starting to flower, so I'm 4 weeks behind with the Strawberry compared to the Cherry Cola. 👽👽👽

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Day 1 of flo, description in OG Kush Diary, I'm really curious about this bush. I think I will taste great from what people told me it'd been really good for making some wax also, I like how I managed that canacopy I know I can do better but it's my first time trying this actually... I'm kinda beating myself up because I wanted a bit longer branching but next time I think I will try doing this with all 4 of my plants just because I like how it looks Day 3: sorry to see that beautiful bushy structure having to come off, I enjoyed looking at it but time to give those bigger buds some space and give the plant some energy to the top so I'm removing all unnecessary small little branching to increase the airflow etc.. I enjoy working on my plants. Day 4: flo so I managed to get rid of most of the bush and alot more of the plant has opened up, I removed mostly smaller branches and let the bigger ones stay just to see how I can further improve this In future and what to look for. I could watch all the videos I want but without a 1st hand experience it's always just a theory , there's always room for improvement every grow in my opinion. 8 Feburary Update: I flushed all 3 with some water and fed 10ml of each a and b + additives they responded very well soon on day 7 I'm planning to start giving them more bloom nutrients after flushing the medium just a little once more so I can really push it and make sure my ppm is high enough without too much salt buildup, for that I will be using cal mag water followed up by final dose of grow a + B with some big bud I'm trying to avoid that saltbuildup at all costs here as this is my first grow in 7 Years here in Germany 🇩🇪😁, btw the water quality here is so much better than in Ireland... I gotta be careful with pests alot living on the bottom floor, thing is a nightmare...

Ok, lets think about this logically - why are the leaves turning brown? it looks like a Calcium/Phosphorus issue, A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE THIS , is it a deficiency??? Unlikely in Hydro as the solution is more effective as there are no contaminants, so this leads me to believe its a lockout, what can cause this ? 2 things = A) Too Much Nutrient Potassium or B) ph is too low - SO to rectify this, i have added more water to the reservoir and raised the ph to 6.3 As i am using more water in the reservoir its entirely possible that when the water goes down,even though the EC stays the same the proportional concentrations of each nutrient can change - for example EC pen says 2.0 when i first fill with 20 litres, the plant drinks 4 litres of water and consumes lots of bloom A+B so when i put my pen in two days later the 16 litres of solution still reads 2.0 but there is a higher proportion of PK. Of course it could always be option C) these plants eat phosphorus for breakfast and need more ..😜 I have checked roots they all ok Wednesday- changed solution , made it slightly weaker EC 1.7 ph 6.2-3 Thursday I had a little chat on Instagram with mammoth , i think they might need less than usual Saturday - noticed some yellowing on the little plant , it’s a confusing as th3 other plants are all using the same nutrients and they are loving life , it might be the buckets , I am much preferring the size of the 35 litre ones , and the root structure is perfect , because the 45 litre boxes are more rectangular than square the roots are sort of sideways . Still waiting for some purple on the tall one 🤔 ITS VERY IMPORTANT IN DWC - Do not automatically think you need to add nutrients , in DWC it’s so much more efficient that less is more , 99% of the time it’s overdone it , normally the tips go brown first , but it’s some circumstance s The concentration can increase without you knowing , FIRST change solution with a little bit less , I usually go to 1.6-1.7 EC TOTAL and 6.3 ph that is a universal solution that provides enough without overdoing it . Updated DAILY

Week 2 begins 🤞🏻

Dies ist mein zweiter Run mit der deliziösen Critical Nevill Haze Auto von Delicious Seeds und ich heiße euch dazu herzlich Willkommen. Mein Intro vor 2 Jahren zum Start des Diarie: Am 30. September direkt in den Topf gepflanzt, am 05. Oktober geboren. Gut zu erkennen, in der Mitte ist eine Kuhle mit Anzuchterde. Zusätzliche Infos: Containertopf 21cm 5 Liter aus dem Baumarkt. 1/3 Kompost von der Demeter Gärtnerei Piluweri, 1/3 Maulwurferde aus dem Garten und 1/3 Lehm/Sandgemisch. Ein paar Regenwürmer und ab und zu etwas Regenwurmkot. Romberg 2x Heizmatte L 60 x 15 cm 20 Watt, Größe: L SANlight 2x FLEX II-10, 10W Vollspektrum 6x LED Pflanzenlampen 10W E27 PAR38 IP65 Sichler ZX-6160-675 Lüfter (www.pearl.de) Dieses Jahr war das Baby mit dem 19.09. als Pflanzdatum etwas früher dran, der Geburtstermin wird noch bekannt gegeben. Aus dem 5 Liter Plastiktopf ist ein 15 Liter Stofftopf geworden. Meine eigene Erdmischung findet sich noch in meinem Outdooranbau als Unterbau / gemischt mit Sonnenerdes Hanferde. Indoor benutze ich jetzt ausschliesslich Sonnenerdes Hanferde. Über Regenwürmer würde ich mich freuen wie Bolle, gibt aber keine, schon seltsam ?​ Auf einer Romberg-Heizmatte stehen jetzt zwei große Töpfe. Auch der Wasserkanister steht auf einer Romberg-Heizmatte. Die SANlight's verwende ich immer noch zusammen mit jetzt 10 x BioLedex Goleaf Vollspektrum Pflanzenlampen. Der Sichler ist mit der Zeit zu laut geworden, ich hätte lieber einen Papst-Lüfter eingebaut aber der Lüfter war leider nicht austauschbar. Jetzt lüftet ein flüsterleiser Einhell Akku-Lüfter den Run. Critical Neville Haze Auto (DS1) entstand durch die Zusammenarbeit von Delicious Seeds mit World of Seeds, bei der Delicious's Il Diavolo mit World of Seeds Neville Haze Auto gekreuzt wurden. Das Ergebnis ist eine 90%ige Sativa mit einem THC-Gehalt von 21% und einem Geschmack nach Obst und Metall. Sie ist in der Lage, das Wintergrau draussen bunter zu machen. Tag 23: Die Critical Neville Haze Auto hat das Anhäufeln gut mitgemacht. Sie steht sehr kräftig da 🌱 Tag 24: Man kann gut erkennen, wie schnell sich der kleine Seitentrieb entwickelt. Tag 25: Vor 2 Tagen gerade so zu erkennen, ist der kleine Seitentrieb zu einem Ästchen geworden. Auch sie bekommt zusätzlich zur automatischen Bewässerung zimmerwarmes Brunnenwasser. Schön dass du dabei bist 👍😎

This stuff packs a nice punch, one pheno showing off those cherry terps its 🔥🔥

Nothing much happened but she's looking good.

Sigue atrasada la floración. Le puse un HPS + Cob para dar mayor temperatura al ambiente.

Blue Cheese F1 automatic Week 5 2/2-2-8 The Cheese gals are in full flower and are stretching like crazy. At the beginning of the week, they were 7 inches tall, Wed 10 and today 2/7 they are 14 & 15 inches tall. They have doubled in height. I’ve moved the pins out to the edge of the pot. For future training, I must add some wires thru the pot holes to keep the branches lower as the outer rim is taller than the center. I reduced nutrients in the feed solution since Runtz and Pink Rozay are showing some purples/blues in the leaves. These gals are vigorous and don’t seem to mind the full strength feedings. Hopefully they won’t start showing deficiencies. I added Green Sensation this week then read the instructions said add in 4th week flower. Blue Cheese is supposed to be a 10 week flower from seed to harvest. If I wait till the 4th week, it will only be used for 2 maybe 3 weeks. Would that actually benefit the plant. So I think I will add some each time but a 25% strength. Calls for 4ml/g I will use 1ml. They are autos and I should be lowering the nutes anyway. Pinned more branches. I add 2 gallons of water to the T700 humidifier daily to keep the VPD in line. 2/5 4 gal fed 2 liter each nutrients added at ½ of recommended amount. Making 4 gallons since I have 2 pots of carrots and Dill in the back. Bloom Juice 60ml Plant Juice 60 ml Royal Rush 15 ml power bud 15ml green sensation 7.5ml Recharge 2.5ml/gal 7.5 ml Ppm 333 Ph 7.02 Temp 66 2/7 3 ltr each Bloom Juice 60ml Plant Juice 60 ml Royal Rush 15 ml Power bud 15ml Green sensation not added Ppm 298 Ph 6.5 Temp 65 Your likes and comments are appreciated. Thanks for stopping by. Growers love 💚🌿 💫Natrona💫

Nutrition change today: 15ml Micro 15ml Gro 15ml Bloom in 3gal. tank Stepped-up to mild vegitative growth. Seedling is looking healthier and stronger every day.