Stinky, strong and delicious absolute 🔥 Smells of fuel with a strawberry and pine undertones. She has the most delightful exhale like and almost like watermelon candy. 🔥

Here we go, 4 days before harvest time. Last 2 days, light will be off. Cant wait to cut those ladies down :)

Alright, loving her progress! Her vigorous growth keeps me on my toes each day, defoliating and topping her constantly! After this set of topping I'm going to chill on that and try just defoliating from here on out. She sits at 8 tops currently and I want to get her to 16. I transplanted her into a small nursery pot, on another note. Fed her mykos and XSD and I swear she didn't even take any recovery time. Just chugged on through. I did make a mistake when topping, wound up as more of a fim, cut the entire top completely off, so it looks like I'll have 15 tops instead of 16. Oh well, mistakes were made. Still extremely excited to mother this girl. Should be ready for clones within the next month. I should also mention I'm going to try and keep her really low and wide. So that I can non-invasively pluck clones and then have a nice frame to chuck into flower once I'm done 😜. Cheers all, stay safe and stoned 😷👌

White Truffle x Red Pop by Detroit Seed Co BuildASoil 3.0 LOYAL TO THE SOIL Strawberry truffle | Vivosun 2x4 | Mars hydro sp3000 | 7 gallon pot Chem 91 x Red pop | AC infinity 2x3 | AC Infinity Iongrid 24 | 5 gallon pot

Messed up not trimming lower buds really fluffy but still, branches were lst to long and buds got heavy in branchs

This week I Supercrop all the plants and spred them out over both lights. One more week of Veg and they are ready to explode Check me out on Instagram @growmorestressless

Dont know why one of them is 1.75 m. In the description they say BB Kush will only grow up to 0.70 m or 1.00 m max.

Beginning of week.. I raised the lights a little.. They are at 50% power at 18" (roughly) from the plants. The ladies are getting from 420 to 500 PPFD. Went ahead and fed them some extra FloraMicro this week.. I'm guessing they are just very hungry girls.. And I'm thinking the pH in the rootzone issue is not clearing up at all.. BUT.. It seems like no matter what pH I water them with.. The runoff ALWAYS comes out at 5.8 or 5.9 with the Mandarin Cookies and 5.8 or 5.7 with the ETHOS Cookies.. So if you want to reuse your coco coir.. Make sure to remove ALL the roots. The girls dont look too bad at all.. And that's why I'm guessing they just needed more nutes in the mix.. We shall see how this week goes! Mid week.. They are looking alot better! Mandarin Cookies is exploding woth growth.. ETHOS Cookies is growing slow but she is growing for sure.. I think I may need to remove a node or 2 on the ETHOS Cookies.. I could just leave it.. But the very top 2 are covering alot of tops.. I could make some clones from it.. Hmm.. All-in-all.. I'm happy with how these girls are growing for now tho.. This rootzone issue isnt going away.. But I think I found a way to make it work out.. I've been watering a little differently.. Here is a bit of an example: Day 1: Feed at 6.5 Day 3: Water at 6.4 Day 5: Feed at 6.3 Day 7: Water at 6.2 Day 9: Feed at 6.5 Day 11: Water at 6.4 Day 13: Feed at 6.3 Day 15: Water at 6.2 Etc... The runoff is staying above 5.5 each time.. But as I lower the pH, the runoff pH lowers as well (obviously).. So I think watering this way has helped keep these gorgeous ladies happy.. And theyare also very hungry.. I may have to start watering one plant every other day.. Water plant 1 tomo.. Water plant 2 the next day.. Then plant 1 the next day and then plant 2 the next day etc... 1 reason I want to start doing it that way is because I think the ETHOS Cookies isn't needing as much nutes as the Mandarin Cookies.. But they are looking great. Very happy and so are they! The heat has been insane lately.. So at the hottest part of the day I try to just turn the light down to 25% for 4 hours or so.. I hate having to do that.. But it's all I can do for now.. Or maybe change the light/dark hours.. Blah.. Whatever, they are happy! End of week.. I supercropped 2 branches.. They pretty much healed up and are already back to normal.. Like it didnt bring them down any lower at all lol.. It straightened back up and its as if nothing happened.. Just a big ass (MOOSE) knuckle lol.. But I stopped using the Kushie Kush and was just using the normal Gen Hydro FloraBloom in the mix. Will be upping the FloraGro next week! Wow.. Such hungry ladies! It's been so long since I've grown a bigger photo period.. I forgot how much they can take!.. On to the next!...

Hello again:) This week was as nice and easy as the weeks before. I have some humidity issues but I think I have a solution, let‘s see in the next days. Also there is still no need for fertiliser yet in my opinion, the leaves still look really nice, even a bit too dark on the tropical cookies (back right) I also did the second dose of nematodes this week and I‘m also upping the water quite a lot, I‘m already at 3l per pot every few days and they take it without any problem :) They also grew very evenly this time except for the watermelon weddingcake in front left, which stayed a little smaller compared to the massive chocolate sherbet in the back left Looking forward to seeing the buds build up now:)

4/13/22 - 4/20/22 This week the rapid growth has continued. My lady got fed on the 15th qnd has had a little LST training with lst clips. 4/18/22 Today I defoliated 2 large fan leaves to allow a little more light Into her new branches. 4/19/22 Today my lady bounced back from. Yesterdays LST and light defoliation.

10/5 9:0 4 AM two of them are doing great since I switched to RO one of them is still doing really bad cause I spilled amino acids when I was waterinvvI think that was Mendo Frost. It was really good when I fucked up too. 10/19 4 AM. I started dissolving the maxi powder into a glass cup on a magnetic stir before I try to mix it up. Seems to work better this way. EC 1.4 PH 5.7. I’m having to use PH up for the first time since I started using RO water. 10/21 115PM They are great, smell perfect and done, but im keeping them for as long as I can. 10/22 2:38AM...Almosst Frank Sinatra Quarter to 3 time! Im smoking some of the RF3 I dried and its just great. 10/22 10AM LIGHTS DOWN to about 600 - 700 PPDF about 55 watts on each light, the double light and half power worked GREAT, a success! 10/23 2 PM 🤖Your plan is solid and practical for late flower in coco, especially with the goal of saving RO water and reusing the medium. At ~14 weeks, both plants are well past the typical Fast Buds window (most of their autos finish in the 9–11 week range from seed). The photo shows mature, stacked buds with the usual late-flower leaf fade, so chopping after this treatment makes sense if the trichomes look ready to you (mostly cloudy with some amber). On the flush steps you described • Tap-water rinse in the bathtub (one plant at a time): Good idea. It will push a lot of residual salts out and also rinse the outside of the fabric bags. Use enough volume to get solid runoff. • 1 gallon FloraKleen at 5 mL/gal: This matches common practice. FloraKleen (General Hydroponics) is designed exactly for this—breaking residual nutrient bonds in coco/hydro without adding more salt. 5 mL/gal is a solid working rate (some charts list 5–10 mL/gal; your dose is fine and not excessive). • Follow with 1 gallon of pH-balanced RO water: Perfect. This finishes the job and leaves the medium cleaner for the chop. Do the tap rinse → FloraKleen → RO sequence as one event (or close together) so the FloraKleen has a chance to work before the final RO rinse. Then let the bags dry down a bit before you chop. After the chop (for reusing the coco) Once the plants are cut: 1 Pull out as much of the root mass as you can (the big root ball and any dense clusters). Leftover roots hold moisture and can harbor issues. 2 If the runoff EC was still elevated after your flush, give the coco one more plain-water rinse. 3 Let the bags dry thoroughly (spread or sit them so air can move) before storing or prepping for the next run. Wet coco sitting around is the main mold risk. 4 Before the next grow, re-buffer the coco with Cal-Mag. Coco’s cation exchange sites pull calcium and magnesium; a short soak or drench with a Cal-Mag solution (roughly 5–7.5 mL/gal of something like CALiMAGic, or equivalent) for several hours, then a light rinse, prevents early deficiencies on the next seedlings. Your sequence already does the heavy lifting for salt removal while the plants are still in the bags. The post-chop root removal + later Cal-Mag buffer is the main extra step that makes reused coco reliable. You’re good to run it the way you laid it out.

This thigh is a beast!!

Que pasa familia, vamos con la tercera semana de vida de estas GG4 feminizadas de MSNL. Vamos al lío ,se trasplantaron en macetas de 7 litros definitivamente. El ph se controla en 6.0 , la temperatura la tenemos entre 24/20 grados y la humedad ronda el 50%. El ciclo de crecimiento puse 16h de luz, el foco está al 50% de potencia. De momento van creciendo a buen ritmo y tienen un buen color, estaban muy bien enraizadas al realizarle el trasplante se notaba la abundancia radicular. - os dejo por aquí un CÓDIGO: Eldruida Descuento para la tienda de MARS HYDRO. https://www.mars-hydro.com Hasta aquí todo, Buenos humos 💨💨💨

💜 Purple Haze by Zamnesia – Pheno B Week 6 | Growing at Her Own Rhythm Welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! One of the greatest lessons this project continues teaching me is that plants don't read calendars. They don't know what week we're calling it. They don't compare themselves to the plant growing beside them. They simply follow the instructions written inside their own genetics. Purple Haze Pheno B has become the perfect example of that philosophy. While several of her sisters are rapidly building flowers, this beautiful lady has chosen a much more relaxed pace. She's not behind. She's simply growing at her own rhythm. And she's doing it beautifully. 🌱 The Beauty of the 12/12 Adventure For everyone joining this diary for the first time, welcome! This entire project is being grown using the 12/12 From Seed technique. Every seed was placed directly under a 12-hour light and 12-hour dark cycle from germination, allowing each phenotype to express its natural growth pattern without a traditional vegetative period. Every plant receives exactly the same opportunity. The same lighting. The same nutrition. The same environment. The same temperatures. The same humidity. The same daily attention. The only thing changing... ...is the genetics. And once again, genetics are telling a fascinating story. 🌿 Strength Before Speed Standing at approximately 85 cm, Purple Haze Pheno B has developed into a wonderfully vigorous plant. Her structure is strong. Her branches are sturdy. Her canopy remains full of healthy foliage. Her colour is exactly what every grower hopes to see. Deep green. Lush. Full of life. What makes this phenotype unique isn't what she's doing... It's what she's not doing. Unlike some of the other ladies, she hasn't rushed into explosive flower production. Instead, she continues investing energy into maintaining an incredibly healthy framework that will eventually support whatever comes next. Sometimes nature prefers to build the foundation before decorating the house. 🌸 Flowering... One Step at a Time If I compare this week's photographs with last week's, the difference isn't dramatic. And that's perfectly okay. Fresh pistils continue appearing across the plant. The growing tips are slowly beginning to change shape. Flower sites are forming. But she's progressing at a noticeably gentler pace than many of the other phenotypes in the room. Rather than worrying about that, I find it fascinating. This is exactly why I wanted to document every phenotype separately. Had these plants been growing individually, I might never have appreciated just how differently sisters can develop under identical conditions. Purple Haze Pheno B is reminding me that flowering isn't a race. Every genetic line follows its own timeline. 🍃 A Plant That Simply Looks Happy Sometimes the easiest plants to grow are the ones that ask for very little. This week there were no warning signs. No deficiencies. No excesses. No signs of stress. Just healthy leaves reaching toward the light and steady, consistent development. Leaf tucking has once again been the primary training method, gently opening the canopy without removing valuable fan leaves. This allows better airflow and improved light penetration while preserving the plant's natural ability to produce energy. She's rewarding that gentle approach with vigorous, healthy growth. 💧 Feeding With Patience Just because flowering is progressing slowly doesn't mean the plant needs to be forced. The feeding program continues supporting the transition naturally while allowing the genetics to dictate the pace. Current nutrition includes: • Terra Bloom • Power Buds • Green Sensation • Sugar Royal • Pure Zym • Careful pH adjustment for optimal nutrient uptake Sometimes the best thing a grower can do is resist the temptation to chase faster growth. Healthy plants know what they're doing. Our job is simply to support them. 🌡️ Consistency Builds Confidence Like every phenotype in this project, Purple Haze Pheno B continues benefiting from a carefully controlled environment. Current grow room conditions include: • Day temperature: 29°C • Night temperature: 25°C • Relative humidity: 60% • Solution temperature: 24°C • Root zone temperature: 21°C • CO₂ concentration: 636 ppm Providing the same stable environment week after week removes unnecessary variables, allowing every phenotype to reveal its own unique character. And this lady certainly has plenty of character. 📷 This Week's Gallery This week's photographs tell a quieter story, but an equally beautiful one. The studio portraits showcase a wonderfully balanced plant with a dense canopy of healthy foliage and exceptional overall vigour. The close-up images reveal fresh white pistils slowly emerging from each growing tip, subtle reminders that flowering is progressing, even if it's happening at a more measured pace. Several photographs highlight the beautifully formed leaves and sturdy branching that have become defining characteristics of this phenotype. Sometimes the biggest changes aren't dramatic. Sometimes they're simply the quiet signs of a healthy plant confidently following its own path. 🔮 Looking Ahead I'm genuinely curious to see what the next few weeks bring. Will she suddenly accelerate and begin stacking flowers rapidly? Or will she continue this calm, methodical approach all the way through bloom? At this stage, either outcome would be exciting. One thing already feels certain. This phenotype refuses to be rushed. She's growing exactly when she's ready. And if experience has taught me anything... It's that patient plants often surprise you later. I'll happily let her write the next chapter in her own time. 💚 Thank You Thank you so much for following another chapter of this 8×8 Adventure. Projects like this constantly remind me that growing isn't about trying to make every plant behave the same way. It's about understanding that every phenotype has its own personality, its own rhythm, and its own way of expressing the genetics it carries. Purple Haze Pheno B may be taking the scenic route into flowering... But she's making every step look effortless. A huge thank you to: 💚 GrowDiaries for providing a place where growers from around the world can share knowledge, document their journeys, and inspire one another. 🌱 Zamnesia for providing the incredible genetics that make this phenotype hunt possible. 💜 Plagron for supplying the nutrition supporting these plants from seed to harvest. 💡 Future of Grow LED for delivering the light that powers every day of this adventure. 🌿 TrolMaster for maintaining the stable environment that allows each phenotype to express its true potential. And finally, thank you to everyone following these diaries, leaving comments, asking questions, and sharing this incredible journey with me. Every week reinforces the same lesson: Great plants don't all grow at the same speed. They simply grow when they're ready. Growers Love... and Purple Haze Pheno B is proving that patience is sometimes the most beautiful phenotype of all. 💜🌿

Running a partial flush this week to see if anything helps with the Caramelino leaf discoloration that continues to advance. I know I’m close, but being my first grow, getting jumpy to pull the trigger. Haven’t seen any amber trichomes yet. But getting a decent amount of opaque. The smells are absolutely out of this world. 😌✌️🏻

This week I finished the last clones, hoping to see some great phenotypes. I plan to keep the best ones, make a selection, and keep the best ones, then plant more to select the best and discard the rest. Next week, for flowering, I've raised my light to its maximum height (I don't use a filter inside the grow tent; I have the whole room under one filter) and to 50% power to give them a little extra boost these last few weeks and improve their growth. I love having the information on my phone to know what's happening with my babies at all times.

50x50x100 2x TS1000 Mars Hydro 150w (dimmé a max 40w) 2x QBmini lm301b 3000k 50w (dimmé a max 40w) Jai donc 400w de disponible, mais à cause de la petite taille de ma box je ne dépasserait pas 150w au total. J'utiliserais sûrement même moins... 10 plantes iront dans la box 50x50x100 10 autres iront dans la 60x40x60 1x Amnesia Lemon / PEV Seeds 1x Mango Cream / Exotic Seeds 2x Quick Sherbet / Exotic Seeds 1x Kalini Asia / Zamnesia 1x Banana Frosting / Sensi Seeds 1x Hindu Kush / Sensi Seed 1x Black Bomb / Philosopher Seed 1x Wappa / Paradise Seed 1x Blueberry / 00 Seeds

Hello everyone, Everything is going according to plan, i added a dehumidifier to combat high humidity. Let's see how they look next week, thanks for stopping by and have a nice week. Growfather