Приветствую, коллеги! 💚💛❤️ В этот раз я захотел вырастить сативадоминирующий сорт, Strawberry Cream от SumoSeeds как раз подходит: "Прямо из района Эр-Риф Марокко, эксклюзивный гибрид Goji Haze с Strawberry Haze, знаменитой фруктовой сативой от Арьена из GHS. При курении этой красотки будет замечен приятный сладковатый аромат клубники." Звучит интригующе.😏 Теперь пару слов о проращивании: обычно после замачивания в стакане воды(RO water), я проращиваю семечки во влажных ватных дисках и зип-пакете(так мне легче контролировать нужную влажность). Но при этом способе нужно следить за корнем, есть риск вростания в ватный диск, что и случилось с одной из семечек. В этом случае извлекать семечку нужно предельно аккуратно(см. видео). Видимо в следующий раз я попробую менее рискованный способ проращивания. Ах да, перед стаканом с водой я слегка подпилил семечки по острой грани маникюрной пилочкой. Итого: 23.01(вечер) поместил в стакан с водой 24.01(утро) поместил в диски 25.01(утро) появились корни 25.01(вечер) корни ≈1см. посадил в кокос 26.01(вечер) взошли На всякий случай отметим, что чуть позже взошла растишка из правой(на фото) семечки, и она же была заметно крупнее. Кокос(уже с перлитом, спасибо линейке Plagron) я зарядил слабеньким компотом(A+B-2, B52-1, CalMag - 0.5 pH5.9 ppm514), полетели! Спасибо, что заглянули, и будьте здоровы! 🙏 Продолжение следует ...😶

Done some defoliation! Treating a pest attack!! Using Neem Oil & Puryolt

Nun, die vergangene Woche ist nicht so gut gelaufen....😞 Ich bin regelrecht in ein Schnippel-wahn verfallen...😱 Dann wollte ich ein Fehler mit dem nächsten ausgleichen, das Ende vom Lied kann man deutlich sehen. Da wollte ich gleich alles richtig machen doch die Pflanze wurde dabei immer weniger.😭 Das dauert bis die Gute sich davon erholt... Gestern habe ich über die verstümmelt Triebe noch Tütchen gefrimelt, um die Luftfeuchtigkeit um die Triebe herum zu erhöhen. Und es hat zum Erfolg geführt! Sie haben sich deutlich innerhalb eines Tages deutlich gestreckt!😃 Allerdings muss ich alles gut im Auge behalten damit es in den Tütchen nicht zu feucht wird, deswegen habe ich heute je ein kleines Belüftungsloch in die Tütchen geschnitten.

🍬🌿 8×8 Adventure – Harvest Diary Candy Rain Auto by Zamnesia 👑 THE SOLO SURVIVOR HAS COME DOWN! ONE BEAUTIFUL GIRL, ONE AMAZING JOURNEY, AND A HARVEST WORTH CELEBRATING! 🍬🌸💚 Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 My friends... OUR CANDY RAIN HAS COME DOWN! 🍬👑🌿 And honestly, I'm so happy we had the opportunity to grow this girl. Our beautiful solo survivor. The one who's been quietly doing her thing, developing her flowers, showing us her individual character, and giving us plenty of reasons to keep coming back with the camera. And now, here we are. HARVEST DAY! 🌸✂️🍬 Look at her! She's beautiful. She's been a pleasure to follow throughout this journey, and I'm genuinely glad we had the chance to include her in the 8×8 Adventure. Not every plant needs a sister beside her to make an interesting story. Sometimes one girl is more than enough to keep you curious, keep you taking photographs, and keep you looking forward to the next update. And Candy Rain has certainly done that. 💚🌿 Before we go any further, a little explanation for everyone following these diaries. Yes, we're dividing the harvest reports again! 😂📸 I know, my friends. We've been doing this quite a lot lately, but with twelve individual plant diaries and plenty of photographs to document, we're giving each stage its own space. This report is dedicated to Candy Rain's harvest chapter. The next report will continue with the post-harvest journey, including the drying and trimming documentation, followed by our smoke review when we get there. We're drying her as a full plant, and we'll document that stage in the upcoming update. So please bear with us while we give each girl the attention she deserves. I'd much rather tell her story properly than squeeze everything into one enormous report! 💚🌱 Now, let's give our beautiful Candy Rain the spotlight. Because this girl absolutely deserves it. ──────────────────────── 🍬 FROM SOLO SURVIVOR TO HARVEST DAY If you've been following Candy Rain from the beginning, you'll know that she's been our solo survivor throughout this part of the 8×8 Adventure. And what a journey it's been! We've followed her through the earlier stages, watched her develop, and documented the changes as she moved through flowering. Week after week, she gave us something new to observe. Her structure developed. Her flowers became the focus. Her appearance changed as the journey progressed. And, of course, she kept us guessing along the way. 😂🍬🌸 One of the things I particularly enjoyed during her later flowering weeks was how she continued to surprise us with fresh pistils, even while the trichomes were giving us another perspective on her maturity. It was a good reminder that no single visual detail tells the entire story. We kept observing, comparing the photographs, and following her progression rather than trying to force her into a predetermined timeline. And now, her growing chapter has reached harvest. That's a lovely milestone for this diary. We've documented the journey as it happened, and now we get to preserve the next part of her story. 💚🌿🍬 ──────────────────────── 🌸 OUR BEAUTIFUL SOLO SURVIVOR There's something special about following one plant on her own. Throughout the 8×8 Adventure, we've had different genetic groups, different phenotypes, and different personalities sharing the same general environment. But Candy Rain has been our solo survivor. One girl. One individual story. And plenty of beautiful moments worth documenting. 🍬💚 I've genuinely enjoyed growing her. She's given us a reason to keep observing, keep photographing, and keep asking what the next week might bring. And that's one of the things I value most about this project. We're not just growing plants and taking a final photograph when they're finished. We're documenting their journeys. We're recording what changes. We're looking back at previous updates. And we're appreciating each plant as an individual rather than expecting every girl to follow the same script. Candy Rain has her own place in that bigger picture. She's our solo survivor, and I'm really glad we had the opportunity to grow her. Sometimes, that's the simplest and most honest thing you can say about a plant. She's been a pleasure to follow. She's beautiful. And I'm happy she's part of this adventure. 🍬🌿🌸 ──────────────────────── 👑 HARVEST DAY — THE END OF ONE CHAPTER Harvest day always feels like a milestone. We've spent so much time following the plants through their development that reaching this point gives us a chance to pause and appreciate the journey behind us. For Candy Rain, this marks the end of her growing chapter. From the earlier updates to the weeks of flowering, we've had the opportunity to document her individual expression and watch her progress. Now, we're moving into the next stage. ✂️🌿 And while harvest day is an important moment, it isn't the end of the entire story. There's still the drying stage to document. There's the trimming report. And, when the time comes, there's the smoke review and our final reflections. We're dividing those stages so each one has room for its own photographs, observations, and details. For now, this is Candy Rain's harvest report. One chapter closed. Another one waiting just around the corner. 🍬💚🌸 ──────────────────────── 📸 EVERY PHOTOGRAPH IS PART OF THE STORY I always enjoy looking back at the photographs from a plant's journey. A single image can capture a beautiful moment, but a series of photographs allows us to see how that moment developed. That's why I like documenting the plants throughout the run. We can revisit the earlier stages. We can compare their changing appearance. We can appreciate the little details we might otherwise forget. And we can build a record of the entire journey, rather than relying on memory alone. Candy Rain has given us her own collection of moments, and I'm happy we can bring those together in her individual diary. 🍬📸💚 The harvest photographs mark the transition from the growing room into the post-harvest stage. And the next report will continue that visual record as we document her drying and trimming journey. So stay tuned, my friends. We've still got more of Candy Rain's story to share! ──────────────────────── 🌿 THE 8×8 ADVENTURE — TWELVE PLANTS, TWELVE STORIES Candy Rain's harvest is another milestone in our wider 8×8 Adventure. The idea behind this project has always been to document individual plants sharing the same general room and growing environment. We have different genetics. Different phenotypes. Different structures. Different developmental rhythms. And different stories unfolding beside one another. That's what makes following each plant individually so interesting. We can celebrate the differences without trying to turn the whole garden into a competition. Every girl has something of her own to show us. And Candy Rain has given us a beautiful journey to document. 🍬🌱💚 She's our solo survivor, but she's still part of the bigger adventure. Her diary stands on its own, while also contributing to the overall story of the 8×8. And now that she's reached harvest, we get to move forward with another part of that story. One plant at a time. One report at a time. And plenty more photographs along the way! ──────────────────────── ☀️ SAME ROOM, HER OWN JOURNEY Throughout the run, Candy Rain shared the same general 12/12 environment as the other plants in the 8×8 Adventure. The room has included our expanded Future of Grow Black Series lighting setup, with the additional fixtures supplied for testing, alongside the other equipment supporting the garden. But the central idea of the project remains the same. A shared environment doesn't make every plant identical. Each plant has her own genetic expression, structure, and developmental rhythm. That's why we've been documenting Candy Rain separately. We're interested in her individual journey, not in making her fit somebody else's expectations. 🍬🌿💚 A huge thank you to Future of Grow for supporting the lighting side of this adventure and giving us the opportunity to test the expanded setup. More capability, more control, and more opportunities to observe how different plants develop in the same room. And Candy Rain has been part of that story from her own little corner of the 8×8. ──────────────────────── ✂️ NEXT STOP — DRYING, TRIMMING & THE SMOKE REVIEW! Now, my friends, here's where we leave this chapter. Candy Rain has come down, and we're moving into the post-harvest stage. We're drying her as a full plant, and we'll bring you that part of the journey in the next report. We'll also continue documenting the trimming process, with the smoke review and final observations to follow when we're ready to share them. We have plenty more to tell you, so stay tuned! 🌿📸✂️ I know we've been splitting these reports, but I want each plant's harvest, drying, trimming, and final review to have the space it deserves. The harvest is one milestone. The drying stage is another. And the final review is where we'll bring together the remaining observations from her journey. We're not going to rush through those moments just to fit everything into one update. So, Candy Rain's story isn't finished. We're simply turning the page. 🍬💚🌸 ──────────────────────── ❤️ FINAL THOUGHTS — I'M SO GLAD WE GREW YOU, CANDY RAIN! Our Candy Rain Auto by Zamnesia has reached harvest! 🍬👑🌿 And I want to finish this chapter by saying something simple. I'm genuinely happy we were able to grow her. She's been our solo survivor, our individual story within the 8×8 Adventure, and a beautiful plant to follow throughout the journey. We've watched her develop. We've photographed her progress. We've observed the changes. And now, we've reached this important milestone together. That's what makes keeping these diaries worthwhile. It's not just about one photograph or one final result. It's about the whole journey that brought us here. Candy Rain has given us plenty to appreciate, and I'm happy we took the time to document her properly. 💚🍬🌸 So, thank you, beautiful girl, for being part of this adventure. Your growing chapter may be finished, but your story isn't over yet. We'll be back with the drying and trimming report, followed by the smoke review and our final thoughts. Until then, let's appreciate this moment. Our solo survivor has come down! And she absolutely deserves her own spotlight. 🍬👑💚 ──────────────────────── 🙏 THANK YOU A massive thank you to everyone following the 8×8 Adventure here on GrowDiaries! 💚🌱 Thank you to Zamnesia for the Candy Rain genetics and for giving us the opportunity to grow and document this beautiful girl. Thank you to Plagron for supporting the garden with the growing media and nutrition throughout the run. A huge thank you to Future of Grow for supplying the additional Black Series 600W fixtures and allowing us to test the expanded lighting setup inside the 8×8. Thank you to Lumiflora for helping bring additional light deeper into the canopy, and to TrolMaster for helping monitor and manage the room behind the scenes. And, of course, thank you to everyone who has followed Candy Rain's diary, left a comment, shared an experience, or simply stopped by to see how she was doing. Your support means a lot, my friends. 💚🌿 And don't forget that you're all welcome to join the Dog Doctor community on Discord! 🔗 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial Come and say hello, join the conversations, share your experiences, ask questions, and meet other growers. We enjoy learning from one another, celebrating our successes, and having a laugh along the way. We also organise giveaways and competitions with prizes, so there's always something happening! 🎁🏆🌱 Everyone is welcome, whether you're experienced or just starting out. Come join the community and become part of the adventure! ──────────────────────── 🍬 UNTIL THE NEXT CANDY RAIN REPORT… One beautiful girl. One solo survivor. One growing journey brought to harvest. And plenty more still to come! 🌿🍬👑 Thank you for being here, my friends. We'll see you in the next report, where we'll continue Candy Rain's journey through drying, trimming, and beyond. Growers Love, my friends! 💚🌱 Happy growing, take care everyone... And don't forget to join the Dog Doctor community on Discord: https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial See you in the next report, back in the 8×8 jungle! 🍬🌿🌸💚👑

Last week maybe? They seem to love the extra nutes, so will keep on feeding them every watering Very nice fruity smell (:

The fourth week of flowering has come to an end, and the plants are now fully focused on building flowers. The bud sites continue to develop steadily, and the first noticeable layer of trichomes is beginning to cover the buds. On some plants, the resin production has become so vigorous that even the fan leaves are starting to develop a visible coating of frost—a promising sign of what's to come in the weeks ahead. The slight yellowing on the taller plants has not improved yet. As a precaution, I raised the light by another 5 cm to reduce the intensity at the top of the canopy. Over the next few days, I'll monitor their response closely and adjust further if necessary. Aside from the mild yellowing, the plants appear healthy and continue to produce dense, increasingly frosty flowers. I also carried out a small amount of selective defoliation throughout the week, removing only the occasional large fan leaf that was shading developing bud sites. This time, I took a very conservative approach, avoiding unnecessary stress and allowing the plants to direct their energy toward flower production. The biggest challenge this week was the ongoing heatwave. Fortunately, my air conditioning unit kept the tent temperature below 29°C. While that is a little warmer than I would ideally like during mid-flowering, it remains well within an acceptable range and doesn't appear to be affecting the plants negatively. With the garden settling into its rhythm, patience becomes the most important tool. The flowers are becoming noticeably frostier each day, and the unique characteristics of each cultivar are beginning to emerge. Now I'm just hoping the heatwave passes soon so the weather returns to normal and the plants can finish this stage under more comfortable conditions.

Week 3 ( 28 Jan 2020 - 04 Feb 2020 ) 29 Jan 2020, day 15 It's third week for my small grow room :) I'd say everything is fine, like 7/10 fine ;) One plant shows signs of a problem - leaves are twisting. Beside that there is nothing else to be worried about. I also increased the light distance from the plants and reduced nuts a little. In the same time I switched the light mode to full spectrum. Hope it will do. Done some LST as well, bended plants away from the light, hoping that it will affect their final height. Now I'm running three humidifiers :D :D two controlled by higrostat, one on a timer. Keeping optimal Rh is a challenge here. 3 Feb 2020, day 20 Third week is comming to the end. Now it became noticable how much faster than other strains White Widow is :) It outrunned other plant : +speed autos, Cream Caramel and Old Mandarine with about twice their height ! :) It now is a challange to keep all the plants at the same distance from the light like the others. I will try to bend White Widow down a little next week :) Beside that, everything seem to be perfect. Wish me luck! Will keep ya posted :) Wish me luck and may the luck be with you !

Apliquei poda top em 12 esperando ve resultado (pois nunca tinha feito poda antes da aquele medo )para podar as 8 maiores

Acapulco Gold has just reached the maximum height available! 😅 The flowers are coming in beautifully, despite the less than stellar growing conditions. I must say I am very pleased with the seeds from WeedSeedsExpress. First time using their genetics, and they have been impressive, to say the least! Acapulco Gold Auto has really started focusing on the buds, and they are really interesting looking flowers 🤞 9.9.25: I have done a large defoliation. Removing the fan leaves on the lower branches. As well as some on the inside of the plant. Also, I removed some of the leaves that weren't looking so good. The leaves are yellowing out on the older leaves, whilst the new leaves are becoming much darker. I decided to add in a bud building PK boosters this week. I used Bud Explosion and seaweed extract as well as Sea K. I'm really trying to make the most out of this plant and will try to get a personal record in the yeild. I lollipoped last week, and this defoliation will be the last thing that I will do to the plant. I will be top dress next week for the Ecothrive Bloom, Life Cycle, Diatomaceous Earth, and Cinnamon. This will be one of the last, depending on how quickly we progress here. I am having a problem judging the water requirements as the plant itself now weighs a LOT! This isn't good for me because I am not the best of judging without lifting the pots. Obviously, the pot is much heavier now because the plant has gotten so big. I'm trying 2 x 6.5L feedings this week, I should go up to 3 or more next week, probably. I am constantly moving the plant daily to evenly distribute the light to the plant. That's what happened this week. I'm very pleased with this plant in general, and this weeks progress has been very good. I'm more than happy! Here is what I did this week. 4.9.25: I watered with 6.5L of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.1 with; 💜 3 TSP Cal-Mag 💜 1.5 TSP Bud Explosion PH: 6.1 PPM: 1120 9.9.25: I watered with 6.5L of dechlorinated water PH'd to 6.2 with; 💜 20ml Seaweed extract 💜 4.5 TSP Sea K(elp) PH: 6.2 PPM: 599 That's all this week, I'm very pleased with this weeks progress. Thanks for checking out my diary and hanging out in the comments 😁💚✌️🧡👌

good flowering, everything is stable, a lot of inflorescences appeared this week, next week it is planned to remove the lower leaves. We had to tilt two branches from the middle, as they stretched out very much and there was a risk of burn, we are waiting for 7 weeks!

Smoke 2 joints in the morning....smoke 2 joints at night....smoke 2 joints in the afternoon.....my plants are growing alright. Another easy week. I love organic growing 💗 One of the indigo childs is starting to fade out

Keeping humidity at 40% now

Week 7 plants are going great. The Contest Pheno on the top right corner is out growing all the other phenos. The development seems to be faster than previous generations of the limon Blanco. The other are more consistent in their growth patterns so far. Scrog has been placed as of day 48 and going to let plants grow into it over next couple weeks before flower and second trellis.

What can I say. This left plant has gone to shit. After it has all happened I have definitely felt stupid about how long I have thought everything was going fine, and how quickly that has all turned to a complete and utter failure. Considering the stage of seed development in the left plant, it has been pollinated over a month ago. What I first thought were foxtails were seed pockets in the end. On the right plant the small seeds have not quite developed. So these seeds are small, and have already turned brown. The calyxes in which these sit, are turning yellow brownish. Other people have told me this was genetic expression. But it definitely isnt. For that reason I have let that one ripen, which was a bad decision in the end. That one has been harvested and is drying now. The left plant however has seeds that have clearly been developing for weeks, and is just totally filled with seeds. That pheno expecially, does show a haze structure and smell, and is also super sensitive for stress and butrot. However it has pollinated itself to the point everything in my growroom is toast. I discarded my whole autoflower in my cabinet next to my tent. Fully pollinated, but was in early flower still, and was doing great. Embryo seeds in every calyx. Shame because that Gorilla Cookies smelled amazing, for sure. I will be finishing this left haze pheno for S1 seeds now. About 2 weeks to go. Can't wait to clean the growroom and take a few weeks break before I start 2 new runs.

Hey now, hope everyone had a great weekend. The ladies are doing excellent, I flipped to flower today. The plants with 8 mains are the Grimm Glue, and the Royal Runtz, the THC Bomb, and Northern Lights will have 4 chonky mains on them. I also added a 315 Watt CMH to the mix, it will provide some extra warmth, and burn off some extra humidity in flower more than the LED's. I did some defoliation this morning before flipping the lights, and I will do another round of defoliation in about two weeks and then that will be it. The ladies are trained and fairly flat right now, so not a whole lot to do but see how much these pigs stretch in the next couple weeks. Thanks for stopping by, stay safe, and Blaze On!

11/12 start of week 3 of flower hoping she is done stretching cus I'm out of room when it comes to height. Gave all the goodies plus added Fulpower and molasses 11/15 stretching seems to have stopped. Dropped humidity and raised vpd to stay around 1.5 and raised light intensity so it's 1000 ppfd at top of plant super cropped the main top to match the height of the side branches. 11/16 watered her with some wdg3000 and saps.

Seen some good progress over the last week. Have been tinkering with water cycles. Got it up to 3 x 15min cycles in a 24 hour period, but i think I'm going to go back to two 15min cycles in 24hrs because she seems to wilt a bit in the morning. I'm wondering if the cycle an hour before lights out is too much. I've reset the cycles to 15min an hour after lights on and again 8 hours later for 15 min. I'll see if that improves things. I'm also going to change the reservoir for a fresh batch of water, nutrients and ph balance today or tomorrow. I've also got a sister plant on the go, but she's about a week behind in growth as she germinated later. She's also doing well, but obviously smaller than her big sister.

Défoliation il y a quelque jours , meilleurs circulation de l'air et cela va favoriser la croissance des buds. Tasty terpènes de advanced nutrient en organics . M

Die Ladys wurden gestern etwas beschnitten, habe untere treibe entfernt und neue treibe die nicht wachsen sollen. Ansonsten fühlen die Ladys sich extrem wohl wie man an der Bio Masse sehen kann. Gehen nun über in die Blüte, zumindest gibt es erste Vorblüteerscheinungen.