Woche 3 | Tag 16 Diese Woche machen die Gorilla Cookies richtig Spaß. Alle Pflanzen sehen gesund, zufrieden und stabil aus – genau so, wie man sie in diesem Stadium sehen will. 🌿 Eindruck auf den ersten Blick Sattes Grün, schöne Blattspannung, nichts hängt, nichts wirkt überfordert. Die Pflanzen stehen da wie: „Passt alles, lass uns einfach wachsen.“ Kein Stress sichtbar, keine komischen Flecken, keine Drama-Blätter. 📐 Wachstum & Aufbau Der Wuchs ist kompakt, nicht gestreckt, nicht gedrungen. Die Internodien sind angenehm kurz und die Seitentriebe melden sich langsam zu Wort. Der Haupttrieb führt zwar noch, aber nicht dominant – perfekt, um jetzt einzugreifen. Ganz ehrlich: Besser kann das Timing für LST kaum sein. Die Stiele sind noch weich, die Pflanze stark genug und mental 😄 absolut bereit. 🍃 Blätter Große, gesunde Fächerblätter – richtige Solarpanels. Die Blätter machen gerade exakt das, was sie sollen: Energie sammeln. 🌡️ Stress-Check Kein Über- oder Unterdüngungs-Gefühl Kein Hitze- oder Lichtstress Keine Verletzungen Die Pflanzen wirken ruhig und selbstbewusst. Genau das willst du bei einer Autoflower. 🧠 Autoflower-Gefühl Für Tag 16 sind sie voll im Soll, vielleicht sogar leicht drüber. Nicht wegen Größe, sondern wegen Struktur – und die entscheidet später über den Ertrag. Man merkt: 👉 Gute Bedingungen 👉 Sauberer Gießrhythmus 👉 Kein unnötiges Rumgefummel

Today was wet out with amazing sun. Thinking of a shelter to build tomorrow. I just want to prevent bud rot if I can as much. this weather from here on out is going to be wet and high UV sun and then mix clouds so we just have 2 more weeks till harvest

Esta es una de las semanas mas bonita del cultivo si llegas sin carencias ni excesos obviamente. Las plantas empiezan a definir el cogollo. La parte izquierda se a definido como un fenotipo xativo mas alto y con muchas ramas. En cambio el lado derecho a sacado un fenotipo mucho mas indico con plantas mas cortas y que seguro generaran un gran central. La temperatura se mantiene entre 25 y 26 grados. Ya hemos empezado a anadirle co2 a 1000 ppm.

I've defoliated a little as I go. One of the watermelon candy has a flat stem (Fasciation) I've been trimming the leaves as they are growing in abundance on the affected branches. The black orchid smells so good it's very pungent and captivating, I'm really looking forward to trying it now.

Week 8 | Godfather OG She's in flower. At 100cm and counting, the structure built over the past weeks is now paying off — bud sites have appeared at every node along the main stem and all lateral branches simultaneously, which is exactly what you want from an auto that's had enough time in veg to build a proper frame first. The main cola is already taking shape and the lower branches are following suit. The flip to flowering meant a full nutrient switch this week. CANNA Aqua Vega is out, replaced by CANNA Aqua Flores A+B at 3ml/l each. Plagron Green Sensation came in at 0.5ml/l — covering the PK demand, micronutrients, and biostimulant side of flowering in one product. CalMag Agent holding at 0.9ml/l, Aptus Regulator at 0.1ml/l. pH 6.2, EC 1.2 mS/cm. Watering doubled to 2L per plant per 24h as flower demand starts climbing. Conditions have settled into something close to ideal — 25°C day, 18°C night, 60% humidity. Light naturally dropping to 16h as the season progresses, which is pushing the trigger along nicely. Now it's about feeding the flower and watching her fill out. Updates every Sunday. Stay tuned.

-Sorry I missed a week as I left town for vacation, luckily I had someone to check on them -I've been feeding once a week about 2 gallons each -I water whenever the top couple inches is dry but its been raining almost every other day so I've barely watered them -I've been using straight tap water (municipal) without dechlorinating. I was dechlorinating for 3/4 and using the 4th as a test, it showed no ill effects so I decided to not waste my time and just send it. I'ts been 2 weeks and no negative signs (touch wood) so I'll continue -I used Promix-HP as my medium, its pretty light and the girls are getting pretty tall. When I got home from my vacation I noticed they were all leaning to one side. I assumed they were leaning towards where they get the most sun so I spun them around. Doing so I noticed that they were leaning because they were top heavy and the medium wasn't dense enough to provide sufficient support. I set up the perimeter wire as you see to provide additional support and tied the stalks up with stakes. They seem pretty sturdy now. -Been getting some hot and humid days here in Ontario and they keep stretching, I'm curious as to how big they'll get before flower. -Oh and the Auto White Widow from my previous grow was planted in my flower bed and its still just vegging, hopefully it'll flower with the rest. I'm about to give her another major haircut.

11/05: another week on autopilot. They look like they could use a slight defoliation, but i haven't had a chance to get in there and do it. Will get it taken care of sometime this week. There has been a noticeable growth in flowers this week. No signs of any purple outside of some stems. These look and smell exactly like OG Kush. And that is not what i was expecting at all. I am personally not a fan of OG Kush and so I am really hoping for some significant changes over the next few weeks. If i were growing OG Kush, i would be thrilled with the results. They are growing plump quickly and getting insanely frosty very early - also something that all the OG Kush i have grown does. Alas I am not growing OG Kush, these are what FastBuds told me were Purple Lemonade, and based on all of their marketing material, this is not what I should be seeing or smelling. And im unhappy about that.

THE REAL STORY ON LIGHTING FOR CANNABIS AND HOW IT MANDATES EVERYTHING ELSE.... MOST IMPORTANT VIDEO FOR KNOWING THE FACTS https://youtu.be/ID9rE5JewVg Today finishes the 5th week of 12/12 and 3 weeks of actual flower. Girls are looking real good. Gone on to feed, feed, water for the next week or 2. Fed the girls today at 800 ppm 1.6 ec the ph was 6.1 going in and coming out was 6.1 The runoff ec was 700 ppm 1.4 ec. Buds are still putting on lenght but their going to start swelling good soon. Their starting now. Length should slow now and bud swelling should take over. Going into the room actually burns your eyes from the dankness.... Can't wait. June 30th Girls are changing to put on bulk and weight now. Grabbed a lower bud for density check. Buds are pretty sticky and very hard. Going to be some good weight coming in the next 3 weeks. Wife came into visit the girls last night and went back out 2 minutes later saying her eyes were burning. Said, welcome to my world... July 1st Watering day for the girls. Ph 6.2 in and 6.1 coming out. Last feed was 800 ppm, 1.6 ec, Runoff ec after watering was 500 ppm, 1.0 ec These girls are asking for more food please and I will respond with 900 ppm, 1.8 ec next feed.. after the week of 1.8ec I will start lowering feed for the ripening process. Girls are putting on weight before my eyes now. Thinking my smallest girl will bring at least 5 oz dried. Branches are heavy already.

The time is finally here to post the harvest. I waited till it was all done and dry before updating the dairy so will add in the dry weights next on the 2nd half of the harvest entry. Had some ups and downs with this plant. mainly the extreme yellowing that was happening. I should have treated this faster with a flush but was super reluctant and I feel this has suffered in the end. The top best looking buds could have been larger and the lower ones could have been thicker. There is some smells with this plant but they are not pronounced. Just smells like mild basic weed, this would be one reason not to grow it, however, the crystals on this plant have been the most I've ever grown before. When trimming them every time the scissors snipped or the brush stroked I saw some falling down onto the tray. This plant would be great for making hash. had a good little ball of finger hash at the end of it and will be giving that to my friends to smoke or make a strong edible with. I don't plan on growing this strain out again, the lack of smells and the fact I'm only trying to grow cbd dominate plants is the main reason. If my friends really like this I have some clones so can always give them some. Speaking of clones they are doing well outside, greened up a lot and showing signs of revegging. Took some photos of the weed hang drying on day 1 in the tent and a week later to show how much they shrink. most of the lower growth is quite larfy but will make good edibles or hash, that will be a fun project to do and may include that in my projects diary. That's about all I can think of if you have any questions just ask. m0use Disclaimers: 1. I have divided the total watts of light in half, 300w(150w) for this diary. It will accurately reflect the g/w ratio as the two plants growing in this tent are listed in two separate diaries. 2. I include any shake/trim in my gross totals as I use them to make edibles. 3. I did not follow any proper ways of listing my nutrients. Some are ml/l of total solution watered, others ml/l of total medium and some are just the total amounts I added, not as a ratio. If you have any questions let me know! +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Cost + Time Analysis Of Growing Cannabis. m0use’s Breakdown +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Light Schedule === Veg [Dec 18th 2021 - Mar 11th 2022] 18h on 6h off - 6am-12pm Flower [Mar 12th 2022 - May 10th 2022] 12h on 12h off - 9am-9pm This is extra tricky this harvest as I went through 2 different hydro rates in three different periods, plus a veg and bloom switch between them. Mon-Fri are TOU rates, all weekends are off-peak pricing all day. Off Peak = 7pm-7am + all weekend Mid peak = 11am-5pm On peak = 7am-11am + 5pm-7pm TOU rates: Dec 18th 2021-Jan 17th 2022 Cost of kwh with on-peak "17.0c", mid-peak "11.3c" and off-peak "8.2c". Jan 18th 2022 - Feb 7th 2022 Cost of kwh with on-peak "8.2c", mid-peak "8.2c" and off-peak "8.2c". Feb 8th 2022 - Current Cost of kwh with on-peak "17.0c", mid-peak "11.3c" and off-peak "8.2c". — Dec 18th 2021-Jan 17th 2022 Weekdays “21 days” 6am - 7am -- 1hr @8.2c/kwh off-peak 7am - 11am -- 4hr @17.0c/kwh on-peak 11am - 5pm --6hr @11.3c/kwh mid-peak 5pm - 7pm -- 2hr @17.0c/kwh on-peak 7pm - 12am -- 5hr @8.2c/Kwh off-peak Weekends “10 days” 6am - 12am – 18hr @8.2c/kwh off-peak 6h @17.0c/kwh 6h @11.3c/kwh 6h @8.2c/kwh + [email protected]/kwh weekdays/weekends — Jan 18th 2022 - Feb 7th 2022 Weekdays “15 days” 6am - 7am -- 1hr @8.2c/kwh off-peak 7am - 11am -- 4hr @8.2c/kwh on-peak 11am - 5pm --6hr @8.2c/kwh mid-peak 5pm - 7pm -- 2hr @8.2c/kwh on-peak 7pm - 12am -- 5hr @8.2c/Kwh off-peak Weekends “6 days” 6am - 12am – 18hr @8.2c/kwh off-peak 18h @8.2c/kwh + [email protected]/kwh weekdays/weekends — Feb 8th 2022 - Harvest Veg Feb 8th - March 11th 2022 weekdays “24 days” 6am - 7am -- 1hr @8.2c/kwh off-peak 7am - 11am -- 4hr @17.0c/kwh on-peak 11am - 5pm --6hr @11.3c/kwh mid-peak 5pm - 7pm -- 2hr @17.0c/kwh on-peak 7pm - 12am -- 5hr @8.2c/Kwh off-peak weekends “8 days” 6am - 12am – 18hr @8.2c/kwh off-peak 6h @17.0c/kwh 6h @11.3c/kwh 6h @8.2c/kwh + [email protected]/kwh weekdays/weekends — Flower March 12 - May 10th 2022 weekdays “42 days” 9am - 11am -- 2hr @17.0c/kwh on-peak 11am - 5pm --6hr @11.3c/kwh mid-peak 5pm - 7pm -- 2hr @17.0c/kwh on-peak 7pm - 9am -- 2hr @8.2c/Kwh off-peak weekends “18 days” 9am - 9pm – 18hr @8.2c/kwh off-peak 4h @17.0c/kwh 6h @811.3c/kwh 2h @8.2c/kwh + [email protected]/kwh weekdays/weekends — Total hours in each peak period 126+144+168 = 438h @17.0c/kwh 126+144+252 = 522h @11.3c/kwh 306+378+288+300 = 1,272h @8.2c/kwh Lights === LED’s I use are 48w and 18w, per stick, they are arranged on an array totaling 300w. 6400k 18w*6 = 108w + 3000k 48w*4 = 192 108w+192w=300w | 300w/1000 = 0.3Kw * note I am using 150w as stated in my disclaimers to account for the missing plant in a separate diary.* Using the previous c/kwh numbers above I can find out the total cost of the lamps in the 3 peak periods. I converted the cents into dollar amounts beforehand to avoid dividing by 100. 8.2c/h = 0.082$/h 438h * 0.17c/kwh = $74.46kw * 0.15kw = $11.17 on peak 522h * 0.113c/kwh = $58.99kw *0.15kw = $8.85 mid peak 1,272h * 0.082c/kwh = $104.30kw *0.15kw = $15.65 off peak The "h" hours and "kw" kilowatts cancel out and we are left with a value of $ dollars per peak period, add all the peak periods up and you get your total cost of running the lights in dollars. $11.17 + $8.85 + $15.65 = $35.67 for the grow light only. My light grew for 20 weeks and 4 days, or 144 days. almost 21 weeks total. $35.67 / 144d = 0.2477$/d average of about 25c a day in electricity 337.2kw for the entire grow. Using the regular calculation of grams harvested divided by watts used is not accurate to me, it does not account for all the time the lamps are on, the length of grow to the over all cost. The calculation that makes sense to me is this, harvested dry weight of usable cannabis buds/trim/keif/whatever in grams divided by total kw used. Could also combine it with grams per total single use costs “anything you used only for this grow and wont reuse in the next, or fractions of multi use items like fertilizers if they ½ full” and see how much you’re investing per gram. "kw" ÷ "g" = kw/g "$" ÷ "g" = $/g I have harvested 5.34oz or 151.6g on 337.2kw. 337.2kw ÷151.6g = 2.22 kw/g of usable cannabis. This is not an ideal ratio for me and looks like a lot of energy waste happened from the extended veg period. $35.67 ÷ 151.6g = 0.24c/g It cost 24c/g when comparing total electricity cost to gross yield, almost identical to the comparison of total electrical cost to the number of days in the grow 25c/day. Neat! legend, kwh = kilowatt per hour kw = kilowatt w = watt h = hour c = cents $ = dollars d = day LED= Light Emitting Diode

Wow. She grew 26cm this week. Clearly likes her new 10 litre fabric pot. From what I've seen of the pots so far I like them. She's making loads of flower sites, also note the stem abuse I've administered this week 😂 I'm trying to stress the ol' girl out a bit. No idea if it working but its all data in the memory bank! 💪 EDIT: Light settings updated to reflect current tent lighting......

Welcome to week 10. 7/9-15 Grow family, friends and followers, for the most part, I've basically been flushing 3 gallons each plant every 2 days. I think it is helping both Gaia and Circe recover from nutrient lock out. I see tufts of new flowers forming on some top buds. In the flushing, I still see tea color run off but I will return to feeding very lightly this week. Measurements for one gallon but make 4 or 5 gallons of fertilizer solution. 7/9 flushed ladies with 3 gallons and picture day. 7/ 10 I already feel behind on this week. I had to rush watering my plants in the tent yesterday so I could prep the sides and condiments for a cookout. After eating we played games then, called it early as a storm was heading our way. I was going to do my diary up date last night but the storm took out our power. So today loaded yesterdays pics 7/11 ferigating day. All got flushed 3 gallons of water. After using, then I fertilized with additional 1gals Fertilizer TPS1 15 ml in 4 gal Signal 7.5 ml in 4 gal Each plant received 1gal. Also baking day -Banana Brownie recipe in week 2 Natrona's recipe diary. This is free of eggs, gluten and sugar. And I'm trying to create videos. Tried adding music and adding my IG avatar. Needs work and for me, sure didn't come easy. 7/12 I added a humidifier to the tent yesterday to bring VPD in line. It's getting too hot and with low humidity, the vpd is bordering on the red zone. Temps are heating hotter here so our a/c has to work harder and still not doing the cooling necessary. It is also cooling the tent by about 5 degrees. The drip trays were empty this morning. That means that after ferigating yesterday, any runoff in the bins was drank overnight. I did not top off the drip bins with tap water today. I'm letting them go a day or two without any water. I'm seeing more new tufts of hairs on lower buds. Yay.👍 7/13 water only and pictures. Also made osteoarthritis lotion.. week 3 Natrona's recipes 7/14 checking in. The girls are doing fine. No water today and bins are dry. Also at 10x magnifying, I am starting to see trichomes 👍 Pics taken. 7/15 Ferigate day. flushed with 1 gal each then fertilized in 4 gal 22ml TPS1 and 9ml Signal Thanks for stopping by,

👑🌸 Pink Rosay Auto by Zamnesia | Pheno A 💗❄️ ✂️ Harvest & Trimming Diary – Part 1 A Queen Deserves the Royal Treatment! 👑💎 Welcome back, my friends, to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 Well, well, well… Our Queen is back! 😂👑💗 And if you thought we were finished taking photographs of this girl, you clearly don't know me very well! Pink Rosay Auto Pheno A has been one of those plants that makes you want to stop, take another look, grab the camera, and spend just a little more time appreciating what she's produced. She's compact. She's dense. She's beautiful. And those flowers… WOW! ❄️💎🌸 We've already followed her journey through the previous weeks, from her development in the tent to her final harvest day. If you're joining us for the first time, I definitely recommend taking a look at her previous updates. There's plenty to see, and those earlier chapters explain how we arrived at this moment. But let's also make this report self-contained for anyone who has landed directly on the harvest diary. Pink Rosay was grown as part of our 8×8 Adventure, where we're documenting individual plants and their journeys in the same overall growing environment. Each girl has her own diary, her own personality, and her own story to tell. Last week, we said goodbye to Pink Rosay's time in the tent. We harvested her, kept the entire plant together, and hung her upside down for drying. And now? It's time for the scissors! 😂✂️ ──────────────────────── 📢 A SMALL APOLOGY – YES, WE'RE SPLITTING THE REPORT AGAIN! Before we get into the trimming, a little explanation. My friends, this was originally supposed to be one combined harvest and trimming report. But… We went a little crazy with this one. 😂📸 And by a little, I mean A LOT! Pink Rosay has received an extensive photographic session, with plenty of macro photography, focus stacking, different flower portraits, before-and-after trimming photographs, and even a time-lapse video of the trimming process. We have so much material that squeezing everything into one update would mean sacrificing photographs and details that I genuinely want to share. So, once again, we're dividing the story into separate reports. This update will focus mainly on the trimming session and the photographs documenting the process. There will be another report with more images, more details, and the remaining parts of her post-harvest journey. I know we're doing this repeatedly, but I'd rather give each girl the attention she deserves than rush through everything just to fit it into one update. And Pink Rosay? She deserves the extra attention. 💗👑 Thank you for bearing with us, everyone! ──────────────────────── ✂️ THE TRIMMING SESSION – HAND-TRIMMED WITH LOVE Now, let's get to work! After drying, it was time to bring Pink Rosay into the trimming area. As usual, we went with a hands-on approach. Gloves on. Scissors ready. TrimBin in position. And plenty of patience! 😂✂️ We dry our plants as whole plants, so once the drying stage was complete, we could move on to the trimming process and work through the flowers individually. No shortcuts. No rushing. Just taking our time and giving every flower the attention it deserves. Pink Rosay's flowers are beautifully compact and dense. Some have that lovely rounded structure, while others show their own individual shapes and expressions. And the frost! My goodness… ❄️❄️❄️ She's absolutely covered! We carefully hand-trimmed the flowers, working around their natural shapes and removing the unwanted leaf material while preserving the beautiful flower structures. This is one of those stages where I genuinely enjoy slowing down. The growing part may be over, but there's still plenty to appreciate. Every branch brings another collection of flowers to inspect, photograph, and prepare. And with Pink Rosay, I certainly wasn't short of things to admire. 💗🌸 ──────────────────────── 📸 BEFORE & AFTER – THE QUEEN GETS HER FINAL TOUCHES One of the things we wanted to document properly was the difference between the flowers before and after trimming. So we've included photographs showing the flowers in their original dried form, followed by their trimmed appearance. It's a lovely way to appreciate the flower structures without losing the context of how they looked before the scissors came into play. And it also gives us an opportunity to look more closely at the details. The shapes. The density. The colours. The orange pistils. And, of course, that beautiful coating of trichomes. Pink Rosay has some seriously photogenic flowers! 😂💎 We also included photographs of the trimming setup and the process itself, including the moment the gloves go on and the work begins. Because the final flower photographs are only one part of the story. I like documenting the work behind them, too. ──────────────────────── 🔬 MACRO PHOTOGRAPHY & FOCUS STACKING – WE WENT DEEP! Now, this is where things got a little out of hand. 😂📸🔬 You know me by now. Give me a beautiful flower, a macro lens, and a little time in the studio, and suddenly the afternoon disappears! For Pink Rosay, we went through several focus-stacking sessions, exploring her flowers from different distances and perspectives. Some of the stacks are relatively small, starting with a 19-frame stack. Others go much further, reaching an impressive 390 frames! Yes… 390! 😂 That's how deep we went into the details of this Queen. The idea behind focus stacking is to combine multiple photographs taken at slightly different focus distances. Each image captures a different area in focus, and the resulting stack brings those details together into a single image with much greater apparent depth of focus. It's a fantastic way to explore subjects that are extremely difficult to capture entirely sharp in one photograph. And Pink Rosay gave us plenty to work with. Her flowers are full of interesting textures, shapes, and little details that become much more visible when we get closer. The photographs included in this update are just part of that exploration. We have different flower portraits, individual branches, close-ups, and comparisons showing the flowers before and after trimming. Some of the results are absolutely beautiful. And honestly, I could spend hours looking at them. 💗❄️🔬 ──────────────────────── 🎥 A LITTLE TIME-LAPSE – HOURS OF WORK IN A FEW MOMENTS! Of course, we also recorded part of the trimming session. And because nobody needs to watch me trimming flowers in real time for several hours… 😂 We put together a time-lapse! It gives you a little glimpse of the process, the hands-on work, and the time that goes into preparing the flowers. Sometimes we share the beautiful final photographs, but it's equally important to remember that there's a whole process behind those images. The gloves. The scissors. The patience. The attention to detail. And the time spent working through the harvest. So make sure you have a look at the video included with this update! 🎥✂️💚 ──────────────────────── 💗 OUR QUEEN – SMALL IN SIZE, BIG IN PERSONALITY I think by now you know how I feel about Pink Rosay. 😂👑 She's been a pleasure to grow, a pleasure to photograph, and now a pleasure to work with during the trimming process. She's compact, but her flowers have plenty of presence. She's dense, beautifully structured, and incredibly frosty. And there's something about her that keeps bringing me back to the camera. Not every plant needs to be enormous to make an impression. Not every harvest needs to be about chasing the biggest number. Sometimes, the real enjoyment comes from the quality of the flowers, the details, the experience, and the satisfaction of seeing a plant through her entire journey. Pink Rosay has given us all of that. And we're not finished documenting her yet! 💗🌸❄️ ──────────────────────── ⏳ THIS IS ONLY PART ONE! As much as I'd love to show you everything in one go, we still have plenty of photographs waiting to be shared. This update already contains around 50 photographs, alongside the trimming time-lapse. And there's more! We'll return with another report dedicated to the remaining photographic material and the next parts of Pink Rosay's harvest journey. I don't want to rush those images or leave them sitting in a folder when they deserve to be part of her diary. So consider this the first part of our harvest and trimming story. The Queen is getting the full documentary treatment. 😂📸👑 ──────────────────────── 💭 FINAL THOUGHTS – SOME PLANTS MAKE YOU FALL IN LOVE WITH THE PROCESS Pink Rosay Auto – Pheno A. What a beautiful girl. 💗👑🌸 From the first weeks in the tent to the final photographs, the drying stage, and now the trimming session, she's been one of those plants that makes the entire experience enjoyable. We took our time with her. We photographed her from every possible angle. We explored her flowers through macro photography and focus stacking. We hand-trimmed her carefully. And we documented as much of the process as we could. Because that's what these diaries are about. Not simply showing a final photograph or sharing a final number. It's about preserving the journey. The little details. The work behind the results. And the memories we create along the way. I genuinely believe that the connection we build with our plants is part of what makes growing at home so special. Whether we're talking about Pink Rosay, tomatoes, or anything else we grow, there's something wonderful about caring for a plant from the beginning and being there for every stage of its journey. And Pink Rosay has certainly given us plenty of reasons to smile. She's dense. She's compact. She's frosty. She's beautiful. And she's still giving us reasons to bring out the camera! 😂💗 So let's give our Queen the spotlight she deserves. This isn't the end of her harvest diary. It's simply another chapter. And what a chapter it has been! ──────────────────────── 🙏 A HUGE THANK YOU! As always, a massive thank you to everyone following the 8×8 Adventure! 💚🌱 Thank you to Zamnesia for these beautiful Pink Rosay genetics and for giving us the opportunity to document this girl from seed to harvest. Thank you to Plagron for supporting the nutritional side of our adventure. Thank you to Future of Grow for the lighting support and for helping us explore the possibilities of our expanded lighting setup. Thank you to Lumiflora for the additional lighting support, and to TrolMaster for helping us monitor and manage our growing environment. And, of course, thank you to GrowDiaries and everyone in this wonderful community. Every comment, question, reaction, and shared experience makes these diaries more enjoyable. We appreciate every single one of you! 💚 ──────────────────────── 💚 COME JOIN OUR DISCORD COMMUNITY! If you're not already part of our little corner of the growing world, you're more than welcome to join us! 🌿 DogDoctorOfficial Community: https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial It's a place to share experiences, ask questions, show your work, exchange ideas, and meet other growers. We have discussions, community competitions, giveaways, and plenty of opportunities to get involved. But above everything else, we're building a community around friendship, learning, and sharing the journey. Whether you're an experienced grower or just starting out, come say hello! We'd love to have you with us. 💚🤝🌱 ──────────────────────── 👑 SEE YOU IN THE NEXT CHAPTER! Pink Rosay Auto by Zamnesia – Pheno A. Our Compact Princess. Our Queen. 💗👑❄️ The trimming has been done with love, the photographs have been captured, and the macro sessions have taken us deeper than ever into her beautiful flowers. But we're not finished! There's another chapter coming, with more photographs and more of the story we still want to share. Until then, enjoy the images, watch the time-lapse, and give our Queen the appreciation she deserves. Growers Love, my friends! 💚🌱 See you in the next chapter of the 8×8 jungle… where the scissors keep moving, the cameras keep clicking, and our girls continue to remind us why we love this adventure. 😂📸👑 Keep shining, Pink Rosay! 💗

It is week four of flowering, and the buds are developing as desired. Unfortunately, the weather has been cloudy lately. Temperatures drop to 18°C at night. 🗡️🗡️🗡️ 💚💚💚

Transplanted to five gallon pots, began low stress training.

Hello everyone, The Banana Runtz F1 hybrid is entering week five. I’ve noticed some minor burned leaf tips, possibly from the neem oil treatment. The humidity is holding around 63%, while temperatures stay between 23 and 25°C, though they peak at 27 to 28°C for about two hours in the afternoon. Lights are on 24/7, and I've just introduced the Spider Farmer G5000 to provide more sunlight. She spent her first four weeks hiding under the canopy of a flowering plant, so she’s definitely enjoying her new, brighter life. Best regards, Growfather.

Transplanted into 3gal fabric pot did some defol lst

Defoliated the bottom 1/3rd of the plant to clear up some airflow

Plant looks less healthy than before but looks not bad