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Nice colas popping up showing to see the hard work pays off
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Didn't stretch as much as she might have done which suits me. On target for plenty of compact buds. Taking the Shogun coco nutrient range like a champ. Only issue I've had is having to defoliate more times than I'd like.
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The End. Summary: Extraordinary Performance, Very loud and incredible smell. Loves EC around 1 during early veg. Doesnt like EC above 1.4 during late flower. When i grow it again, ill probably stick with 4 to 8 budsites instead of having like 30. 😅 I'll be back for Dry Weight & Smoke Report. 🍃✌️
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nous avons eu notre tente vivosun merci vivosun thank you vivosun
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11/30-12/5: Major stretch from the Muscadine Wine's and one of the Sucrose Overdose. I supercropped and tied down the apex on the big SO and I'll probably have to supercrop both MW's before it's over. The Platonium and GG4 aren't stretching vertically nearly as quickly, but have massive leaves and huge diameters (problem children). Sugar Bref is a shorty, like the Berry Bomb, but both have very thick stalks and may, yet, do some stretching. Both MW's and the big SO not only have red stems, but they have red leaf veins and the outer edges of the fan leaves have a nice pale-green to red gradient coloration....swexy!😍
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After a questionable start, she's up and going, so the grow off is official! I have plugged in some organic items into a Pro Mix HP base to get this lady out of the blocks organically and get that root system spread out through the nursery pot. I fed some wicking cord through the drainage holes to make a sip system, basically bottom watering to deepen the root system development. I layered the soil into the pot so the available nutrients increase as the roots descend. I added a little mycorrhizae in the soil where the seed was placed to get things cooking and used Recharge adjusted to 6.0 pH to buffer my amended starter mix. Now that she's showing a little more vigor, I'm adding a little Kelp, CalMag+, and MegaCrop for her to sip on... A little organo-salt treatment that will make sure she's got all she needs available to allowing her to really blow up!
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One plant looks like it needs cal mag...the one with the biggest bud development so far, actually. the other 2 are doing good. I think these will yield more than the outdoors ones I grew. Humidity has been high, damn basement!!
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Well the end of the week is here and these girls are looking mighty fine. And by that I mean they're looking like maybe one more week till harvest. Just starting to see the odd red here and there on sugar leaves with the scope, but still about 20% clear so usually that's a good sign of a week of time left give of take a few days. Another giveaway is just the amount of leaves that are fading out and dying off. Not a huge percentage yet, but I'm finding some every day so they're on their way out for sure. A little more leafy than some strains I've grown, but still nice and trichome packed, and those leaves are hiding some nice looking buds. Will be switching to flawless finish and RO in next day or so once reservoir is done.
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Not a personal favourite of mine but thats not to say others won't love it. Overall good strain, nice buds too. Thanks to RQS for the opportunity to grow her. 0
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They're all showing nice little white pistols.♀️ The little one def got a little wind burn from my box fan. 💨🍃 I moved it so it wasnt blowing directly on her anymore.🤷‍♂️🏽 Other than that lots of foliage growth and a little stretching over the last two weeks. Looking forward to watching these develop as the weeks progress. 🤓🌺
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Pink Rosay Auto – Pheno B | Week 2 Vegetation Hello everyone, and welcome back to another week of the 12/12 From Seed adventure. This update belongs to Pink Rosay Auto Pheno B, a plant whose journey has already become one of the most satisfying stories in the tent. Sometimes the most memorable plants are not the ones that start perfectly. Sometimes they’re the ones that remind us how resilient cannabis can be when given patience, stability, and time. Just one week ago, this phenotype was facing a much more uncertain future. Early growth irregularities raised questions about how she would develop and whether she would be able to keep pace with her sisters. Fast forward to today, and the answer is becoming increasingly clear. She had absolutely no intention of giving up. In fact, she seems determined to prove everyone wrong. ⸻ The first thing that stands out this week is the dramatic increase in vigor. New growth is emerging rapidly from the center of the canopy, creating a compact but energetic structure that appears noticeably stronger than it did only a few days ago. The growing tip is active. The leaves are expanding confidently. And every new node is arriving with more consistency than the last. The transformation has been remarkable. What once looked like a struggling seedling now looks like a healthy young plant fully committed to vegetative development. ⸻ Looking from above, the canopy displays excellent symmetry. Leaf placement is balanced, spacing remains tight, and the plant is stacking growth exactly where you want to see it during this stage of development. Internodal distance remains compact, creating a sturdy framework that should provide strong support as flowering approaches. Rather than stretching upward, Pink Rosay Auto Pheno B is focusing on building a dense and efficient structure. This often becomes a very desirable trait later in the cycle, particularly in a 12/12-from-seed environment where every node matters. ⸻ The foliage itself looks healthy and vibrant. Coloration remains uniform throughout the plant, with newer growth displaying the bright green tones associated with active development while older leaves maintain a rich and healthy appearance. Most importantly, the plant is now directing energy toward expansion rather than recovery. That distinction matters. Recovery plants survive. Growing plants thrive. And this phenotype has clearly crossed that line. ⸻ One of the most encouraging observations this week is the confidence of the new growth. The newest leaves are emerging cleanly, unfolding properly, and showing increasing vigor with every passing day. When a plant begins producing strong, healthy growth at the center, it often indicates that the root zone is functioning well and that the plant has adapted successfully to its environment. Everything visible above the soil suggests that exactly that process is taking place. ⸻ Current nutrition remains unchanged: • Plagron Terra Grow – 1.8 ml/L • Plagron Power Roots – 1 ml/L • Plagron Pure Zym – 1 ml/L • Plagron Sugar Royal – 1 ml/L The response has been excellent. No signs of nutrient stress are visible. No significant discoloration is present. Growth remains steady and predictable. The plant appears comfortable, healthy, and increasingly confident within the feeding program. ⸻ Environmental conditions throughout the week remained stable: • 12/12 lighting schedule from seed • Day temperatures around 27°C • Night temperatures around 25°C • Relative humidity around 55% • CO₂ approximately 600 ppm • Solution temperature around 21°C • Substrate temperature around 21°C Consistency is often the most powerful tool a grower has, and Pink Rosay Auto Pheno B serves as a perfect example of why. The plant wasn’t forced. She wasn’t pushed. She was simply given the right conditions and the time needed to respond. And she did. ⸻ Looking ahead, the goal remains straightforward. Continue supporting root development. Maintain stable environmental conditions. Allow the canopy to expand naturally. And keep documenting what is quickly becoming one of the most satisfying comeback stories in the project. Because make no mistake: This isn’t a plant hanging on. This is a plant charging forward. Week 2 closes with Pink Rosay Auto Pheno B looking healthy, vigorous, and increasingly eager to show what she’s capable of. A huge thank you to Zamnesia for the genetics, Plagron for the nutrition, and to everyone following this journey from seed to harvest. Until next week, growers love and happy growing everyone. 🌱💚
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Empezamos el lavado de raíces ya. Parece que va a seguir engordando un poco. Muy buena estatura y buenos cogollos por estar en maceta de 5 litros. No se bien que genética es pero tiene mucho pino y limón. Estaré 7/10 días lavando raíces y a la poda. Ya les mandaré resultados gente. Gran abrazo
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Don't have a lot of time these days to take pics so I'll sum things up. CO2 got outta control and the plants took tf off literally. The video is around middle of week 3, I had to flip at week 4 BC I literally ran out of room and I had to constantly defoliate.
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First I need to thank Mrs_Larimar for helping me through this process!! Thank you!!!😅 The good girl was rinsed with 20 liters of tap water and surrounded with approx. 1.5 - 2 liters of fresh soil in a larger pot. After strong concerns about whether it will be something with the good, one day later I have already enjoyed 6cm of height gain and much stronger fragrances. Now, on the third day after the action, she looks more fresh again and her scent....... * Awwwww * No nutrients or other aids have been added. Only when the weight is right, it will be poured again. Yesterday one day after rinsing I removed the 2 lowest fan leaves as it seemed to me from stress of the plant as I could do that. It does not seem to bother her. Wish me good luck! xD