Woche 5!

Light Alaska Fish water, BT and Silica this week. Also stripped the lower bud sites. The flowers are absolutely gorgeous 😍

I topped the two healthiest the Bruce banner and the bigger blackberry auto I also tied down two of them I will let the smaller blackberry run naturally I don’t know if I will do lst though I will see with a little more observation I am still trying to get the watering schedule down pat so I will let the soil dry out a little at least to half the weight it is now oh yeah Ac Infinity holla at me let work!!!!!

Moving right along, each girl is on her own pace. Tent was so crowded I had to remove the heater therefore I bought a bigger tent and will use use this one for drying. Thanks for looking..

Cheese creates an unforgettably pungent aroma and distinctively cheesy, skunky taste and It induces a very potent mind and body high. I am very happy with this strain and i would recommend it to everybody.

Another week, a little bit stressed, fixing and growing. First epsom salt foliar, pretty light (1g/L).

All Sweet seeds are doing great growing Pretty tall already so very hopeful I think i got the watering of auto under control will see come flowering time i have feeling coming next week they will be starting but that's guessing 24/10/22 Side branches are popping out Great times 26/10/22 Day 26 from seed We got start of flowering 🎉🎉🎉 Let the show begin 5 out the 16 so far soon other will follow @sweetseedsbank Dark Devil Auto®️ flowering Skywalker OG Runtz XL Auto flowering See you next week growmies 🤘🏻 Not a lot to say but move on Happy growings growmies 🤘🏻🤘🏻

I tried defoliating two days ago but just the leaves that are underneath and started to bend toward the soil, 1-2 leaves per plant not that serious defoliating because its an autoflower and I won’t stress it to much. I did another defoliating an hour ago, 1 leaf per plant again just those trap inside the bottom part. Low stress training still on going but no new tie, i’ll try to leave it like that until the end i’ll just tuck the leaves blocking the developing pistils. I noticed that out of 3 plants, 1 is taller and bushier than the rest. Looks like the other two stunned their growth or just slow in growth. Seriously I don’t have an idea same nutrient and care are given to all plants. I feed them twice a week every 3-4 days, no negative reactions or whatnot. Nutrients adjusted in this week. Same temperature and humidity level as last week, keeping an eye daily to adjust if its not in desire level.

Well, my princesses are florin😀👏👏I started to add 2 ml of bio-bloom💪💪Two of them have reached 20 cm, the other two are at 18 cm😅 I have uploaded the led 5 cm to see if they climb a little more👆👆🙏 Irrigation 200ml/plant😄 How do you see it?😜👍 Well, well👏🏻👏🏻 Today add sugar royal 2 ml/l and I have also added micro vita 0.5gr/l but only once more😬 Today I have placed the mesh👏🏼👏🏼😄 I have lowered the lamp 5 cm🙂

Hey fellow green thumbs! 🌿💚 We’ve just wrapped up the third week of flowering with our Auto Fast Pete and Auto Northern Dragon Fuel from Super Sativa Seed Club. The excitement continues as our ladies flourish and develop beautifully. Let’s dive into the details! 🌟 Week 7 (Third Week of Flower) Progress: Day 43-45: Bud Development and Light Schedule Change • Auto Fast Pete: Pete is continuing to bulk up, . The aroma is intensifying, and the plant is stretching slightly under the new light schedule. 🌿🌸 • Auto Northern Dragon Fuel: Dragon Fuel is showing impressive bud development as well. The change in light schedule hasn’t slowed her down one bit. 🌱✨ Day 46-48: Adjusting to 12/12 Light Schedule • Light Schedule Change: This week, we changed the light schedule to 12/12 due to another autoflower in the tent that wasn’t flipping. We couldn’t take any risks, so now all our plants are on a 12/12 schedule. This adjustment has been seamless, and our ladies are adapting well. 💡🕛 • Environmental Conditions: • Temperature: 31°C • Humidity: 51% • Reservoir Details: • TDS: 400 • Temperature: 18°C • pH: 6.2 Maintaining these conditions to optimize bud development and plant health. 🌡️💧 Day 49: Observing and Fine-Tuning • Auto Fast Pete: The buds are continuing to grow and mature. The plant’s overall health is excellent, with vibrant green leaves and strong stems. 🌿🌼 • Auto Northern Dragon Fuel: The bud sites are more defined, and the plant is showing no signs of stress. The foliage is lush, and the buds are dense and sticky. 🌱🌟 🌟 Care Tips: • Light: Adjusted to a 12/12 light schedule to ensure consistent flowering across all plants in the tent. The plants are responding well to the change, with no signs of stress. 💡 • Autopot System: The Autopot system ensures a steady water supply, reducing the need for frequent manual watering. This system is great for maintaining consistent soil moisture, which is crucial during the flowering phase. 🌊 • Nutrient Monitoring: Keeping an eye on the reservoir’s TDS and pH levels to ensure the plants receive the right amount of nutrients and minerals. This week, we’re focusing on organic soil nutrition supplemented with regulator and CalMag. 🌿 • Environment Control: Maintaining a stable temperature of 31°C and humidity around 51% to create the perfect conditions for flowering. Adjusting airflow and positioning to optimize plant health. 🌡️💧 🌟 Genetics Spotlight: Auto Fast Pete: • Characteristics: Rapid bud development, strong structure, and early resin production. This strain is living up to its name with a fast and vigorous flowering phase. • Future Expectations: Continued bud swelling and resin production. Anticipate dense, aromatic flowers ready for harvest in the coming weeks. Auto Northern Dragon Fuel: • Characteristics: Robust structure, dense bud sites, and resilience. This strain is showing great promise for a high yield and potent flowers. • Future Expectations: Significant bud growth and increased resin production. This plant is gearing up for a heavy yield. 🌍🌿 Fun Fact: Did you know? 🌿✨ A 12/12 light schedule is typically used to induce flowering in photoperiod plants, but autoflowers can still thrive under this schedule, especially when sharing a space with other plants that need the light cycle adjustment. For all the in-depth action and detailed explanations, head over to my YouTube channel! 🎥✨ I’m sharing all the tips, tricks, and step-by-step guides to help you get the best results from your grow. This week has been particularly exciting, and there’s so much more to explore and learn together! 👉 Join me on YouTube Link in my profile 👈 🌟 Conclusion: Week 7 marks the third week of flowering, with both Auto Fast Pete and Auto Northern Dragon Fuel showing remarkable progress. The buds are developing beautifully, and the plants are thriving under our optimized care regimen, even with the new 12/12 light schedule. 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I am absolutely over the moon with excitement to finally be at this stage in my journey with my beautiful cutie pie. The time has finally come to transplant her and I couldn't be happier to do it with the help of Aptus Mycormix. This mix is truly amazing and I know it will do wonders for my Gitl. One of the things that I love most about Aptus Mycormix is the way it supports root development. I mean, let's face it, strong roots are the foundation for a healthy and thriving plant. With Aptus Mycormix, I know that my plant's roots will be able to absorb nutrients more efficiently and grow even faster. This is particularly exciting since we are entering the third week of the vegetative phase where growth tends to really take off. But the benefits of Aptus Mycormix go beyond just the roots. This mix is designed to support the growth of beneficial microorganisms which can help protect my plant from disease and improve soil health. It's like a whole ecosystem of goodness! but I'm also mixing in some Aptus All-in-One pellets. These pellets are truly amazing and offer so many benefits to my plant. For starters, Aptus All-in-One pellets are a slow-release fertilizer that is designed to provide my plant with all the nutrients it needs throughout the vegetative phase. This is such a great feature because it means that I don't have to worry about overfeeding or underfeeding my plant. With the Aptus All-in-One pellets, my plant will get exactly what it needs, when it needs it. Another benefit of the Aptus All-in-One pellets is that they help to improve soil structure and texture. This is so important because it means that my plant's roots will be able to grow more easily and efficiently through the soil. When the soil is healthy and well-structured, it also allows for better water retention, which is critical for the health and growth of my plant.One of the things that I love most about Aptus All-in-One pellets is that they are made with organic and natural ingredients. This means that I can feel good about what I'm feeding my plant, knowing that I'm not exposing her to harmful chemicals or synthetic fertilizers. Of course, what I'm really excited about is the potential of this plant's genetics. I don't want to get my hopes up too high, but I am hoping for a taste that takes me back to the 90s. I can't wait to see how she develops <3 <3 <3 As always thank you all for stopping by and for supporting me on this journey, i am super passion about growing and fell blessed to have you all with me on this new journey <3 <3 <3 Genetics -Seeds Mafia Lavender Automatic Light - LUMATEK ZEUS 465 COMPACT PRO 
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https://lumatek-lighting.com/ <3 <3 <3 Growers love to you all <3 <3 <3 Auto Lavender Feminized is a very popular type of cannabis, whose strong therapeutic effects are highly appreciated. It has a flowering period of approximately 9-10 weeks and can be grown both indoors and outdoors. It is a resistant variety which can be cared for easily. This variety is mostly appreciated because it produces strong, durable and resistant plants. Its branches and stem usually grow vertically rather than horizontally. It reaches heights of 120 cm and the harvests amount to 90 grams/plant. In addition, it contains high levels of THC- up to 20%. As their name suggests, the plants that grow from Auto Lavender Feminized seeds have a smell and taste similar to those of lavender, also comprising mint and rosemary tones. This is a variety of cannabis that is usually appreciated for its pleasant fragrance and high productivity, seeing as its buds and stem produce an impressive quantity of resin. If you’re looking for another kind of feminized, autoflowering variety, Auto Lavender Feminized will not disappoint you for sure! auto Lavender Feminized is a feminized, autoflowering variety, obtained by crossing the Lavender and Lowryder 2 species. The plants that grow from this variety have a very specific structure: they are tall, vigorous, and have large branches. At the end of the flowering period, the plants acquire an orange-gold shade.

👑 8×8 Adventure – Final Harvest Report 🌿 Godfather OG – Pheno A by Zamnesia 👑🔥 💚 The Unhappy Queen's Final Chapter — Side-by-Side Drying, Beautiful Flowers, and a Result Worth Celebrating! 🌸 Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 My friends... IT'S TIME TO GIVE OUR UNHAPPY QUEEN HER FINAL HARVEST REPORT! 😂👑🔥 And what a journey this girl has given us! Godfather OG Pheno A by Zamnesia has been one of the most interesting and memorable plants in this adventure. Not necessarily because she was the happiest-looking girl in the room, but because of everything she showed us along the way. She had her own challenges, her own personality, and her own way of developing. And despite all of that... HERE SHE IS! Beautiful flowers, plenty of stickiness, a very respectable final result, and another opportunity to learn something from our 8×8 experiment. Before we get into the details, I would like to invite everyone who hasn't followed her journey from the beginning to visit the previous diary updates. We've documented her development week by week, including the challenges, observations, photographs, and everything that happened throughout her growing journey. There's quite a story behind this girl, and all the details are there! For this final report, we're bringing together the harvest, drying comparison, trimming, final numbers, and how we prepared her flowers for curing. And then, of course, we'll return with the smoke review when we're ready to give her flowers the attention they deserve. So, let's finish this journey properly! 👑🌸💚 ──────────────────────── 🌱 A QUICK RECAP — THE UNHAPPY QUEEN OF THE 8×8 For anyone joining us now, Godfather OG Pheno A was part of our 8×8 Adventure, where twelve individual plants shared the same general growing environment and lighting schedule. This was also part of our 12/12 from seed experiment. The idea was to observe how different genetics and phenotypes would develop when sharing the same general conditions. And this girl certainly had her own expression! Compared with several of the other plants in the room, she never seemed entirely happy with the environment. We could see that she was behaving differently, and although she continued growing and developing, she didn't always have that cheerful appearance we love seeing in our plants. But here's something important: She was actually very strong. She was easy to manage, gave us no major growing problems, and continued doing her thing despite not looking particularly happy throughout the run. We couldn't simply change the entire room around one phenotype without affecting all the others. That's part of the reality of running several different genetics together. The environment was shared, and every plant had to express herself within those conditions. And this Queen managed to finish her journey. She may have been unhappy, but she certainly wasn't a quitter! 😂👑 ──────────────────────── 🌸 HARVEST DAY — BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS AND PLENTY OF STICKINESS Once the growing chapter was complete, we moved on to harvest and post-harvest processing. And honestly, my friends, I really enjoyed handling her flowers! She produced some beautiful, compact buds with a lovely dense appearance. The flowers were sticky, aromatic, and genuinely enjoyable to work with. She's a different kind of plant compared with some of the others we've grown, and that's something I appreciate. Not every phenotype needs to look or behave like the others. Different structures, different flower formations, different expressions. And this girl certainly brought something of her own to the table. Looking at the final flowers, it's easy to appreciate the work that went into bringing her to this point. The whole journey is there in the final result. And yes, despite calling her our unhappy Queen throughout the run, I have to say that I'm very happy with what she gave us! 👑🌸💚 ──────────────────────── ⚖️ WET WEIGHT — THE FIRST NUMBERS Before drying, the total wet material was approximately: 🌿 1,030–1,040 grams That's counting the harvested material together, before the drying process. Not a gigantic plant, not an enormous harvest, but a perfectly respectable result for this individual phenotype. And I want to make something clear. I don't grow simply to chase the biggest number on the scale. I appreciate a good harvest, of course, but quality, aroma, flavour, and the overall experience matter much more to me. Terpenes over grams! And we're going to have plenty more to discuss when we get to her smoke review. For now, let's see what happened after drying. ──────────────────────── 🌬️ THE DRYING EXPERIMENT — TWO APPROACHES, ONE PLANT This is one of the parts I particularly wanted to document. As some of you already know, we're testing two different drying approaches during this harvest. We divided material from the same plant between two methods: 🌿 Flowers dried using our regular drying approach. 🌿 Flowers dried inside DryFerm drying bags. The idea is to make a side-by-side comparison using material from the same individual plant. That gives us a much more interesting comparison than simply taking flowers from completely different plants and trying to attribute every difference to the drying method. Of course, there are always variables involved, but keeping the genetics and plant origin the same gives us a useful starting point. And what are we looking for? We're particularly interested in the differences we may observe in aroma, flavour, and the final terpene expression. But we're not going to announce a winner based on appearance alone! The drying stage is only one part of the process. We'll need to evaluate the finished flowers properly, after curing, and compare them during the smoke review. So, for now, the experiment remains open. Two drying approaches. One phenotype. And plenty of curiosity! 😂🌬️ A special thank you to DryFerm for providing the bags and making this comparison possible. We'll return to the results when we have something meaningful to say. ──────────────────────── ✂️ TRIMMING TIME — TRIM BIN AND CURVED SCISSORS After drying, it was time to bring out the trimming equipment! As usual, we worked with our trim bin and our curved scissors. And I have to say, I really like those curved scissors. They're comfortable to work with, and I particularly appreciate the shape when working around individual flowers and their natural structure. It's one of those tools that becomes part of your regular workflow without you even thinking about it. You pick them up, start trimming, and before you know it, they've become one of your favourite pieces of equipment. 😂✂️ The trim bin was there to make the process more organised, allowing us to work through the flowers while keeping the trimming material collected separately. And look at those buds! Compact, dense, sticky, and absolutely beautiful. This was a very enjoyable trimming session. Sometimes you finish a harvest and feel relieved that the work is over. Other times, you find yourself appreciating the flowers as you work through them. With this girl, it was definitely the second one. She might have been our unhappy Queen in the grow room, but she certainly gave us something to smile about at the trimming table! 👑💚 ──────────────────────── ⚖️ FINAL DRY WEIGHT — LET'S SEE WHAT SHE GAVE US! And now, the numbers! After drying and processing, we separated the results according to the drying method. 🌿 Regular drying / glass jar batch: 127.8 grams 🌬️ DryFerm batch – first portion: 8.1 grams 🌬️ DryFerm batch – second portion: 15.2 grams That gives us a combined dry result of: 👑 TOTAL: 151.1 GRAMS Not bad at all for our unhappy Queen! The two DryFerm portions together gave us 23.3 grams, while the main batch accounted for 127.8 grams. And I'm genuinely happy with these numbers. She wasn't the biggest plant in the room, but she delivered a very respectable amount of beautiful flowers. More importantly, we now have separate batches that allow us to continue our drying comparison. We'll keep those observations for the smoke review, where we can discuss the aroma and flavour differences in much greater detail. For now, I'm happy with the final result. 151.1 grams from one individual plant. A good collection of flowers. And another interesting chapter completed! 💚⚖️🌸 ──────────────────────── ? INTO THE JARS — DARK STORAGE AND THE CURING STAGE Once the flowers were trimmed and the final weights recorded, it was time to prepare them for storage and curing. For this batch, we used glass jars. We also used dark jars that prevent light from passing through, helping protect the flowers from unnecessary light exposure during storage. The different drying batches were kept separate so we can continue following the comparison. And now comes another important part of the journey: curing. Drying and curing are not the same thing. Drying removes excess moisture from the harvested flowers. Curing is the following stage, when the flowers are stored under appropriate conditions and their internal moisture gradually redistributes. Even when the outside of a flower feels dry, some moisture can remain deeper inside the material. During the first weeks, we'll be opening the jars regularly, checking the flowers, and allowing accumulated moisture and excess humidity to escape when needed. This is the familiar jar-curing routine many growers use. The idea isn't simply to open the jars because the calendar says so. It's to monitor the condition of the flowers and make sure they're behaving as expected. We want to avoid trapping excessive moisture inside the jars, and we also don't want to leave the flowers exposed unnecessarily. Once the moisture has stabilised and the flowers are progressing properly, we can gradually reduce how frequently we open them. Patience is part of the process! And that's why I don't like rushing these final stages. We've spent weeks following these plants, so giving the flowers enough time after harvest is just as important as documenting everything that happened before it. The jars are closed. The curing stage continues. And the smoke review will come after the flowers have had the time they deserve. ?💚 ──────────────────────── 📸 THE FINAL FLOWERS — A LITTLE APPRECIATION One of the things I really enjoy about this stage is being able to look at the finished flowers and appreciate the details. The compact structure. The density. The stickiness. The different shapes and sizes. And the character that makes this phenotype her own. She's not the kind of plant that needs to produce enormous flowers to impress me. I like what she gave us. I like the final numbers. And I particularly appreciate that we managed to document her journey from the early growing stages all the way through harvest and post-harvest processing. That's what these individual diaries are about. Not just showing a finished product, but preserving the journey that led us there. And this Queen has certainly earned her place in the collection! 👑🌸📸 ──────────────────────── 🌿 SAME ROOM, DIFFERENT STORIES — THAT'S THE 8×8 ADVENTURE! Before closing, I want to return to something that has been at the heart of this entire project. Godfather OG Pheno A shared the room with eleven other individual plants. The general environmental conditions, lighting strategy, and overall approach were shared. But her expression was different. She never looked quite as happy as some of the other girls, yet she continued growing, remained strong, and gave us a result that I'm genuinely pleased with. And that's exactly why I enjoy documenting individual phenotypes. If we only looked at the room as a whole, we would miss so many of these differences. One plant might be perfectly comfortable. Another might express herself differently. One might produce a large structure. Another might remain compact. And sometimes, as with this girl, a plant can look unhappy without necessarily being difficult to manage. There's always something to learn from observing the individual plant rather than assuming that every genetic expression will respond identically. Same room. Same general conditions. Different genetics. Different expressions. Different stories. That's our 8×8 Adventure! 💚🌱 ──────────────────────── ❤️ FINAL THOUGHTS — OUR UNHAPPY QUEEN, ONE OF MY FAVOURITES! And here we are, my friends. The final harvest report for Godfather OG Pheno A by Zamnesia. 👑🔥💚 What can I say? She wasn't always the happiest-looking girl in the room. She made us question things along the way. She had her own way of expressing herself. But she was strong, resilient, easy to manage, and ultimately gave us a result that makes me very happy. We harvested approximately 1,030–1,040 grams of wet material. After drying and trimming, we finished with: 🌿 127.8 g from the main batch. 🌬️ 8.1 g from the first DryFerm batch. 🌬️ 15.2 g from the second DryFerm batch. 👑 151.1 grams in total. And now everything is safely stored in glass jars, in the dark, continuing through the curing stage. The DryFerm comparison is still something we'll be following, and we'll discuss the differences in aroma and flavour when we return with the smoke review. But beyond the numbers, I want to say something. This girl is among my favourites. Not because she was the easiest-looking plant in the room. Not because she was the biggest. But because I genuinely enjoyed following her, learning from her, and seeing what she managed to produce despite the differences we observed throughout the run. Sometimes a plant becomes memorable for reasons that go beyond the final weight. And this Queen is a perfect example. So, Godfather OG Pheno A... You may have been our unhappy Queen, but you've certainly made us happy with your final result! 😂👑💚 The growing chapter is complete. The harvest is finished. The flowers are trimmed and stored. And the curing journey continues. We'll be back with the smoke review once we've given her flowers the time they deserve. Until then, enjoy the photographs, and thank you for following this individual journey all the way here! ──────────────────────── 🙏 THANK YOU — TO EVERYONE WHO MADE THIS ADVENTURE POSSIBLE! A huge thank you to Zamnesia for the Godfather OG genetics and for being part of this adventure from seed to harvest. 🌸💚 Thank you to Plagron for supporting the nutritional side of our growing journey. 🌱 A massive thank you to Future of Grow for the Black Series lighting and especially for supplying the two additional Black Series 600W fixtures that became part of our lighting experiment. 💡🔥 Thank you to LumiFlora for adding another lighting dimension deeper into the canopy. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping us monitor and manage the environment behind the scenes. A special thank you to DryFerm for providing the drying bags and allowing us to explore another post-harvest approach. I'm looking forward to sharing the results of our side-by-side comparison! 🌬️ And, of course, thank you to the GrowDiaries community! Thank you for every comment, every question, every reaction, and every bit of support. These diaries take a lot of time to put together, especially when we're documenting individual plants and sharing so many photographs. Knowing that people are following the journey makes it all worthwhile. And if you'd like to join our Dog Doctor community, share your experiences, talk growing, photography, equipment, or simply hang out with fellow growers, come and say hello on Discord! We also have two giveaways every month, along with community contests and plenty of opportunities to get involved. But above all, it's about the people, the conversations, the friendships, and the knowledge we share. 🔗 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial You're all welcome! Godfather OG Pheno A, our unhappy Queen... Thank you for the journey, the lessons, and the beautiful flowers. One plant. One individual story. And a very happy grower at the end of it! Growers Love & Happy Growing, my friends! 🌱💚👑🔥 LET'S GROW! 👑 8×8 Adventure – Godfather OG by Zamnesia | Pheno A | Smoke Review 🌿🔥 🍓 A Sweet Summer Fruit Salad, With a Woody Heart — One of My Favourite Jars from the Entire Run! 💚 Hello everyone, my friends! And here we are… finally opening the jar and talking about what this beautiful girl has given us! Godfather OG Pheno A. Our difficult Queen. Our unhappy girl. And, somehow, one of my favourite plants from the entire 8×8 Adventure! 😂👑 Sometimes the plants that make the journey more challenging end up giving us the biggest surprises at the finish line. And this girl is a perfect example. Her growing experience wasn't always straightforward, but when it comes to the final flowers, the aroma, the flavour, and the overall experience… I absolutely love her. Let's get into it! ──────────────────────── 🍓 THE AROMA & FLAVOUR — A VERY SPECIAL FRUIT SALAD My friends, this is where she really gets me. The first thing that comes to mind is a beautiful, sweet summer fruit salad. And I don't mean just any fruit salad! We're talking about a special combination of sweet, fruity notes, with a lovely richness that makes the whole profile particularly enjoyable. There's something bright and inviting about it, but it isn't simply sweet fruit from beginning to end. There's also a woody, herby character running through the experience, adding another dimension to the profile. If I had to describe her flavour in one sentence, I'd say: A sweet summer fruit salad, mixed with herbs, with a lovely woody character right through the middle. And the aroma follows a very similar direction. What I smell is remarkably close to what I taste. Of course, aroma and flavour aren't always identical, but in this case, they complement each other beautifully. She's sweet, fruity, herby, and woody, with a personality that makes her particularly memorable. And here's another interesting observation… Her profile is very similar to her sister's, but I find this phenotype a little louder. The same general family of flavours, but with a stronger presence. A little more volume, a little more expression, and a little more of everything I enjoy about this particular profile. ──────────────────────── 🌬️ THE DRYING COMPARISON — AN INTERESTING OBSERVATION As documented in the harvest reports, we divided flowers from the same plant between two drying approaches: 🌿 Traditional drying outside the bags. 🌬️ Drying inside the DryFerm bags. And after trying the finished flowers side by side, I have to say that I'm noticing something interesting. The flowers dried inside the DryFerm bags seem louder to my nose and palate. At least, that's my personal impression so far. I also noticed this tendency in other side-by-side comparisons throughout the project. Now, let's be clear: this is my observation from my own experience. It isn't a scientific conclusion, and I cannot tell you exactly why I'm noticing this difference. But when I compare the flowers, the bag-dried samples seem to have a stronger aromatic presence and a flavour that I personally enjoy even more. And that's precisely why I wanted to run these comparisons. Same plant. Same phenotype. Different drying approaches. I'm not going to pretend that my observations are laboratory results, but they are worth documenting, and I'll continue comparing the results as we work through the different plants. For now, the DryFerm flowers have certainly caught my attention! ──────────────────────── 🧠 THE EXPERIENCE — CREATIVE, HAPPY & READY FOR THE DAY This is another reason why I enjoy this girl so much. For my personal experience, she's a lovely daytime companion. I find her uplifting, creative, and enjoyable when I'm working, talking, creating content, or simply getting along with the day. She's the kind of flower that makes me want to put some music on, get things done, enjoy a conversation, or spend time doing something creative. The experience feels more uplifting than heavy to me. Looking at the overall character, I'd describe her as a hybrid that leans towards the more uplifting side. The profile I selected in my review reflects that impression: around 67% towards the Sativa side and 33% towards the Indica side. Of course, these percentages are simply my subjective way of describing the experience, not a laboratory measurement of her genetics or chemical composition. She's strong, but I find the experience enjoyable and functional for the kind of activities I mentioned. And that's something I particularly appreciate. ──────────────────────── 💚 MY PERSONAL EFFECTS & OBSERVATIONS The effects I personally associate with this phenotype are: ✨ Creative 😊 Happy 😁 A little giggly 🌿 Uplifting and enjoyable during the day I also selected anxiety and depression in the medical-relief section of my review, alongside insomnia. These are personal impressions from my experience, not medical claims or a recommendation to use cannabis to treat any condition. Everyone can respond differently, and this is simply how I experienced this particular flower. One effect worth mentioning is dry mouth. Nothing particularly surprising there, but it's definitely something I noticed. Keep some water nearby, my friends! 😂💧 ──────────────────────── 👑 THE FINAL VERDICT — ONE OF MY FAVOURITES! I have to say it again… I LOVE THIS GIRL! And it's funny because she wasn't necessarily the easiest plant to appreciate during the growing journey. She had her moments, and we certainly had to work around her individual expression in the room. But look at what we ended up with. Beautiful flowers. A very distinctive sweet and fruity profile. A lovely woody and herby dimension. An uplifting experience. And a jar that I genuinely have to be careful with, because otherwise it will disappear far too quickly! 😂🍓💚 She's one of those flowers that makes you want to keep going back for another look, another smell, and another little appreciation of what the breeders have created. Her profile is similar to her sister's, but this phenotype has a louder expression to my taste. And despite the challenges during the grow, she has earned a very special place among my favourites from the entire run. Sometimes a plant doesn't need to be the biggest, the easiest, or the most productive to become memorable. Sometimes it's all about what she gives you in the end. And this girl gave me something special. Godfather OG Pheno A… Our unhappy Queen. One of the most challenging girls in the room, but also one of the jars I enjoy opening the most. I wouldn't change that experience for anything. 👑🍓🌿💚 ──────────────────────── 🙏 THANK YOU! A huge thank you to Zamnesia for the Godfather OG genetics and for giving us the opportunity to follow this beautiful phenotype throughout the 8×8 Adventure. Congratulations to the breeders and everyone involved in creating this one. You've done a fantastic job! Thank you to Plagron for supporting the nutritional side of this journey. 🌱 A massive thank you to Future of Grow for the Black Series lighting and the additional fixtures that became part of this experiment. 💡 Thank you to LumiFlora for adding another lighting dimension deeper into the canopy. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping us monitor and manage the environment behind the scenes. And a special thank you to DryFerm for providing the bags that allowed us to run these side-by-side drying comparisons. I'm genuinely enjoying documenting the differences! Finally, thank you to everyone following these diaries on GrowDiaries. Your comments, questions, support, and shared experiences make this adventure even more enjoyable. If you'd like to join our community, exchange ideas, share photographs, and meet other growers, come and say hello on Discord! We have two giveaways every month, community contests, and plenty of conversations happening. But most importantly, we're building a place where growers can connect and learn from one another. 🔗 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial Godfather OG Pheno A — our unhappy Queen, our fruity little surprise, and one of my favourite jars from this entire adventure. Thank you for the journey! Growers Love & Happy Growing! 🌱💚👑🔥 P.S. — Just a little theory of mine! 🤔🌿 I've been thinking about something regarding the DryFerm bags. We know that terpenes are volatile compounds, meaning they can evaporate and move into the surrounding air. So here's a thought: could some of those compounds, instead of simply escaping into the room during drying, remain inside the bag's enclosed environment? And could some of them eventually re-equilibrate with the flowers, helping preserve that louder aroma we're noticing? I'm not saying this is what's happening, because I haven't tested or scientifically confirmed that mechanism. It's just a hypothesis that crossed my mind while observing the differences between the two drying methods. Maybe someone with a deeper understanding of terpene chemistry or packaging technology can shed some light on this! What do you think? Could this be part of the explanation, or is something else happening inside those bags? I'd love to hear your thoughts! 💚

como decia antes voy subir todo q tengo desde entones solo rege con agua nada mas. el resto lo dice la planta por si sola, todo fue una locura la humedad demasiado alta, las lluvias y el invierno q estaba ya encima complicaba las cosas. pero al final todo resulto con los resultados esperados

Buying nutrients can get so expensive so I have decided to use tried and true miracle grow. I had some left over from last summer and I am going to use it for this grow. I actually have never tried growing cannabis with miracle grow, so this is a first for me. Miss Gorilla grew a lot this week and produced a lot of new growth. It makes me think this plant may be a bushy plant. According to FB website: "This lady grows stout and bushy, reaching around 150cm while displaying a compact yet robust appearance with wide inter-nodal spacing. She will develop a thick main cola with fat side branches all around while not requiring much maintenance. She can produce up to 650 gr/m2 in around 10 weeks, putting her among the highest-yielding strains we’ve ever created."

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Day 31 (from sprout): Upon my return, I found that the plants were underwatered given they are in living soil this was especially bad. The first thing I did was to defoliate and to install a new trellis net. Sadly I was tired and couldn’t reach / see my plants well and ended up cutting off two valid branches from the gorilla skittlez

Alle drei Mädels stehen super da, deshalb ist jetzt nochmal genau der richtige Zeitpunkt für n bisschen LST, bevor sie auf 12/12 und in den Stretch gehen. Das Blattwerk ist gesund und vital und wird das Training gut wegstecken und danach schön in die Breite gehen. Nur eine der drei habe ich getoppt, sie wächst schön rund und gleichmäßig. Die, die am Anfang noch die kleinste war und hinterhergehinkt hat, hat nicht nur aufgeholt, sondern auch überholt. Allesamt vom Typ B der Amnesia Haze haben einen schönen Wuchs und eine gute Entwicklung in der Vegiphase.