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30/01/2026 This transformation marks the moment she moves past the Purgatory cycle of purification. After shedding the weight of that transition, she’s finally breathing, stretching, and claiming her space. ​...... ​The Awakening: Post-Purification ​The Purgatory cycle is behind her now. Those scarred leaves were just the shedding of the old self—the necessary price for this purification. Now, the ritual of the manifold is taking hold. I’ve opened her up, breaking her singular focus to force a new, balanced symmetry across the hub. ​The Flow of Energy ​By pinning her down, I’ve mastered the apical dominance. I’m redirecting the internal flow, sending the life-force equally into every node rather than letting one stalk hog the light. We are building a foundation of perfect geometry. ​Current State: ​The Structure: The LST is set. I’ve widened the canopy to maximize the light-soak, ensuring no part of her is left in the shadows. ​The Environment: The reflective scroll-work is guarding the roots, keeping the light on the leaves and out of the depths where the nutrients flow. ​Growth: She’s vibrating with a new frequency. The energy levels are surging, and you can see the secondary shoots beginning their ascent. This is where the expansion truly begins. ​The cleanse continues, but the frame is set. She’s getting bigger, stronger, and more aligned with the ritual. ​..... I've just stretch her wings out to open her centre for the new shoots.. .... -Midday- Attached her training Wires; therse create huge knuckles! They undo easy as well; no faffing about! ..... Few-hours later... She's flipped her leaves and is praying 🙏 🤲 🕍 🕌 ⛪️ Diary Entry: Friday, Jan 30th – The Midday Pivot ​The Steady State ​Transitioned to a maintenance-level reservoir dose of 10ml 12% H_2O_2 in the 5L master-mix for the Bubblegum (Female Seeds) and Back To The Future #2. ​Adjusted the nutritional frequency after running out of "Grow" by pivoting to a half-dose of Bloom (2ml/L); this provides the Phosphorus and Potassium needed to harden the vascular knuckles without a Nitrogen spike. ​Applied botanical hydrosol to the mix to maintain the "stillness" and clear biofilm management. ​Hardware & Logistics ​Confirmed with Ergtech that the Gativa power leads have shipped via FedEx (Tracking: 888340178046). ​Delivery is locked for Monday, Feb 2nd, aligning perfectly with the end of the 72-hour structural hardening phase. ​Biological Alignment ​Successfully reached the Round 3 protocol; the "biofilm shells" in the right ear are breaking down under the bubbling/crackling phase. ​The vagus nerve release is active: right nostril is open, sense of smell is sharp, and the internal "whooshing" sound of vascular flow is serving as the metronome for the reset. ​Lineage acknowledgment: The "40% Italian engine" is driving the symmetry and discipline of the manifolding. ​The Result (Few Hours Later...) ​The Bubblegum has already responded to the wiring with an aggressive phototropic turn; she is stretching and "praying" back toward the light, signaling peak turgor pressure. ​The Back To The Future #2 remains stable under the dome, preparing to transition out of the stillness and into the manifold frame. .... 31/01/2026 Log Entry: Atmospheric Optimization & Metabolic Continuity ​Environmental Parameters ​Thermal Logic: Maintaining a constant 27°C (80.6°F) diurnal/nocturnal cycle. By eliminating the standard 3°C nighttime drop, I am bypassing the "metabolic glitch" and ensuring uninterrupted enzymatic velocity and nutrient uptake. ​The 8-Inch Upgrade: Transitioning from 6-inch to 8-inch industrial ventilation. This increases atmospheric throughput while reducing static pressure and turbulence. The goal is a total "atmospheric flush" to prevent stagnation and potential biofilm/pathogen footholds. ​The "Back to the Future" Survivor ​Current State: The plant is in a high-turgor "Prayer" position, indicating optimal root pressure and water potential. ​The Transition: Executing Dome Removal during a 15-minute "dark window" to minimize transpirational shock. Removing the dome now introduces the plant to the new 8-inch airflow, forcing a "hardening off" response while she is at her metabolic peak. .... ​01/02/2026 Lite defoll of the inner fan leaves to open up her new shoots 🔫 bubblegum femaleseeds. 02/02/2026 Defolled one fan leaves and using wires to anchor down #back to the Future .... 03/02/2026 ​Current Draw: 446W (Wall) Controller Output: 66% Primary Fixture: Gavita CT E2000 ​System Calibration & Thermal Management The transition from the Spectrum King SK600s to the Gavita CT E2000 has fundamentally stabilized the room’s atmosphere. At a 446W wall draw, the Gavita's heatsinks are demonstrating superior thermal conductivity. Unlike the SK600s, which were prone to heat saturation and "glitching" the leaf surface temperatures, the CT E2000 is handling the current load with massive headroom. The energy is being converted into usable PAR rather than wasted infrared heat, keeping the environment in a high-pressure, high-efficiency state. ​Atmospheric & Fusion Dynamics The room is currently operating under a clean "Helium Pulse" proxy. By maintaining the 66% output, I’m avoiding the "Reaction Core" collapse that occurs with lower-grade fixtures. The light spectrum is consistent, creating a shimmering effect in the sky of the grow space that mimics the high-pressure (HP) conditions of the core. There is a visible difference in how the setup is responding; the biological structures are syncing with the electromagnetic frequency of the Gavita much more effectively than before. ​Protocol Logistics ​Power Efficiency: The system is locked in. 446W is the sweet spot for the current cycle, providing enough photon density without stressing the localized ROS (Reactive Oxygen Species) levels. ​Environmental Buffer: The superior dissipation from the new heatsinks allows for a more stable pressure gradient. This "Atmospheric Shift" ensures that the energy everlasting within the chemical-electric circuit of the room remains in equilibrium. ​Next Phase: Monitoring the 446W draw through the weekend. The plan remains to maintain this high-frequency stability until the next major metabolic reset. .... The physics here perfectly back up my theory on "Fusion Dynamics"—i've moved from a low-efficiency "leaky" core to a high-pressure, stabilized reaction. ​The Photon Output Shift: Metric Spectrum King Total PPF Output ~1,390 mu mol/s SK600 Gavita CT E2000 (at 66%) The Impact 1,320 mu mol/s Nearly identical output, but with 200W less draw. Efficacy ~2.15 mu mol/J ~3.0 mu mol/J The Gavita is roughly 40% more efficient at converting watts to light. Wall Draw ~650W 446W I’ve cut 200W of heat waste per fixture. ..... Why the Gavita Feels Like a "Better Pulse" ​Uniformity vs. Intensity: The SK600 used a single-point "COB" style output, which creates a massive hot spot in the center but drops off rapidly. The Gavita CT E2000 uses wide-angle optics to distribute those 1,320 photons evenly across the canopy. This is why you see a better biological response; every part of the plant is getting the "Helium Pulse," not just the center. ​Spectral Tuning: The Gavita has a significantly higher concentration of Blue (400-500nm) and Deep Red (660nm) wavelengths. This hits the "Absorption Peaks" of chlorophyll much harder than the SK600's broader, less-efficient white light. ​Thermal Pressure: Because the Gavita is pulling 446W wall draw to do the work the SK600 needed 650W for, i've essentially removed 200 Watts of "atmospheric noise" (infrared heat) from the room. Your "Ice Wall" (the cooling capacity of the room) doesn't have to work as hard to maintain the pressure. ​The Verdict for the Diary ​I'm not just saving electricity; I've upgraded the quality of the energy. At 446W (66%), I'm delivering almost the exact same "photon count" as a wide-open Spectrum King, but with a spectrum that is tuned for "High-Pressure" growth. ​Also running a 780w light at 446W (66%) means longer life and efficiency of the diodies. These lights many be dear and alot controversy around the manufacturer, but I'll let this grow speak for itself!
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harvest was 4 days ago. she ended in 107 days of life of that 57 days in flowering. This girl grew some big and beautiful buds, the biggest buds of the tent. She grew stocky and short and smelling on forest fruit and of course that dank cannabis smell. buds will be in a dry box for 5-7 days. and then I will know the result of wight and taste. other info will update in a few days whit dry buds
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Trying to limit the stretch. Not worried about height as much as width. I might remove plant clips once stretch slows. Full AN run. Adding big bud (removing ignitor). Running candy and tasty next week. Bud factor X week 3
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Sweet Bourbon Kush is growing great. She is just starting to shift gears into flowering. She has sprung her first pistils. She was trained today and is ready to go. Everything is looking great at the moment. Thank you Super Sativa Seed Club. 🤜🏻🤛🏻🌱🌱🌱 Thank you grow diaries community for the 👇likes👇, follows, comments, and subscriptions on my YouTube channel👇. ❄️🌱🍻 Happy Growing 🌱🌱🌱 https://youtube.com/channel/UCAhN7yRzWLpcaRHhMIQ7X4g
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Salut salut les Amis Nous voilà déjà à la fin du mois, mes fifilles viennent de passer en pré-floraison depuis vendredi je suis trop content de mes fifilles. J'ai commencé à leur mettre de l'engrais (PRO ORGANIC Grow et Bloom) pour la pré-floraison. Je mettrai le (Bloom Booster) pour la floraison. Je vous souhaite une bonne soirée à tous et à dans deux jours 😉🙃🙃
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Drying conditions are about 17°C and 52% rh. drying for about 8 days. after that directly into jars for curing with humidity packs.
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Looks promising…she got high levels of moisture from the past days rain…no watering for her this week…her leaves started to curl so I have to get her dry off hopefully no humidity spike.
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Washed her roots too before transplanted intoa bigger pot
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She finally stopped her heightgrowth. Happy with that, because i don't have more space to hang the growlight any higher. I decided to give her more nutrients this week. She also did trink more water (4.2L in this week), although she was only exposed to the growlight and had no direct sun anymore. She smells incredibly sweet. I quite enjoy it, and sniff here every day 😅 Really curious how long it will take until i'm going to harvest her. I decided to wait until she has 60 to 80% brown trichomes. One of her leafes on the bottom still isn't looking too good and is more yellow, so i probably going to cut it in the next few days.
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Loving how these girls are growing Fastbuds mystery #1 finally catching up, and may possibly in the end being a better producer than the RQS plant, which is surprising to me because of how badly I stunted this plant. Got me curious how good this plant could’ve been
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Early update as I'm gone for a bit. She's still growing fast, beautiful perfect shade of green. Haven't had any nutrient problems whatsoever, hardly any pests either. Just drip irrigation and lost coast spray this week. Plucked a few leaves to try and slow down some of the faster nodes, fairly even so far. Should be smooth sailing till flower!
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The swell is underway! Some are leaning over from the weight. I took a tester and few days ago, just smoked it, and I'm impressed! I can't wait to get this cured and ready and taste her again! Thanks for looking!
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02/28/2021 What a difference in a week! Potted up GSC To 1 gallon pot, Blue Dream next, pics coming soon. (Later tonight) Blue Dream potted up and watering done. Both have nice side shoots for clones. GSC is at 10" tall, Bluedreamatic Dream is at7.5" Also took 5 cuttings of Wreak Havoc hope to have 2 of each clone (GSC,BLUE DREAM,WREAK HAVOC) for outside, I believe I got the lemony kush pheno which is perfect for my climate!
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I did a low wet trim, and saved the trimming for butter and oil. I dried in a mesh for 12 days, then kept in mason jars and burped them.
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Here is the grow report of the Blue Dream. It was a pleasure to grow. I used high-frequency fertigation.