Week 17/1 - 23/1

Week 4- A(Day 32), B&C(Day 28) A - continues to flourish, no signs of deficiencies despite me keeping nutrient feedings at a low dosage and frequency. No signs of slowing down, I continued with LST this week and she responded well. B- still doing ok as she continues to catch up with her bigger sister. Continued LST, and her new topps are coming in nicely. C- still the straggler. She was pretty angry with me earlier in the week. Defoliated her a bit, giant leaves were blocking all the new growth and with her being so short and stout, some had to go. Got pretty wilted, she was too dry. Seemed to bounce back after a few days, I was even able to start the LST. She seems much more finicky. *Update* A is showing pre-flower hairs!

Flowering is going amazing, this candy cane is growing some very fast weight and caking up with Trichome’s. The sweet and slightly minty berry smell is growing in power day by day, and I’m very happy with how the size of the buds are developing since adding the increase of 2-8-4 and fish bone meal, just a little bit, not too much at all and she’s reacting great, knowing that the candy cane is a larger auto in size makes me a bit sad with the total size of this plant, but in its young age as my very first auto I believe I probably stunted it, but after all this and how she looks now Im more than happy with the growth, yield and quality of it, just speaking now as I do not obviously know how much I Will revive from it, I’m guessing about a ounce. No small bud sites other than maybe one on a lower branch that already has a main top cola on it. The main cola is massive and packing on a lot of size. I’ve switched the light to a hour less now as I am growing 2 photo indica L.A grape and with the season change I am having to fix my temp and humidity more for the photos, so changing to a 17-7 schedule has actually helped quite a lot and also has helped my other autos veg slightly better. But all in all I’m very exited!

Hello happy growers! All was fine this week, stretch still in progress and impressive, I've down 2 pots because plant start to be too big. My lamp is now to 100%, Outside weather start to be better, so temperature inside box a bit too much. I've given this week, start week, 2l water + easy grow tab rqs + sugar royal Today (end week) 2.25 water + easy bloom tabs rqs + canna boost. I hope grow continue like that, Have a good week my friends, See you next week 👊👊😍😍

🍑 8×8 Adventure – Week 14 🌿 Passion Fruitz by Zamnesia 🐢 The Slow Girl Is Becoming Big Mama… One White Hair At A Time! 🌸👑 Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 And here she is again... Our beautiful Passion Fruitz solo survivor. 🍑🌿👑 And guess what? SHE'S STILL TAKING HER TIME! 😂😂😂 Seriously, girl... How much time do you need?! At this point, I think we need to stop measuring her progress in weeks and start measuring it in Passion Fruitz units. 😂🍑⏳ Because while the rest of the room is moving toward the later chapters of the journey, this girl is still doing her own thing. And when I say she's behind the others... I mean she's WAY behind. The Blueberry Muffins are ahead of her. The other girls are ahead of her. Even some of the phenotypes that have been moving at a more relaxed pace are looking further along. And Passion Fruitz? She's standing there with those beautiful white hairs, developing flowers, gorgeous deep green foliage, and absolutely no intention of rushing for anybody. 😂🌸💚 But here's the thing... She's beautiful. Her flower formation is becoming increasingly interesting. Those white pistils are everywhere. And although she's taking her sweet time, she's also becoming a bigger, more substantial plant. Our slow girl is gradually turning into a bit of a big mama herself! 👑🌿💪 So, no, we're not going to complain about her pace all week. Well... Maybe a little. 😂😂😂 But we're going to appreciate what she's doing, document her progress, and give her the individual spotlight she deserves. Because this is the 8×8 Adventure. And every plant gets to tell her own story. ──────────────────────── 🐢 WEEK 14 — THE SLOWEST GIRL IN THE ROOM? I think Passion Fruitz has made her position pretty clear by now. She's not simply a little behind. She's taking a completely different route from most of the other girls. Even the Blueberry Muffin phenotypes are further along in their development. And when we look across the room, the contrast is becoming increasingly obvious. Some plants are showing much more advanced flower development. Some are changing colour. Some are approaching their final chapters. Passion Fruitz, meanwhile, is still producing those beautiful fresh white pistils and continuing to develop her floral structures. She's still working. She's still growing. She's still changing. But she's doing it at her own pace. And that's an important distinction. Slow progress is still progress. We're not going to pretend she's moving as quickly as the others. She's not. We're also not going to assume that her slower pace automatically means something is wrong. We look at the whole plant, the environment, the development, and the evidence in front of us. And right now, what catches my attention is that she's still building. She's not following the same timeline as her neighbours. And that's exactly why she's getting her own diary. 😂🍑🌿 ──────────────────────── 🌸 LOOK AT THOSE WHITE HAIRS! Seriously... Let's appreciate those pistils for a moment. 🌸🌸🌸 Look at all those beautiful white hairs! They're fresh-looking, prominent, and spreading throughout the developing flower structures. They give the flowers that lovely appearance of a plant that still has plenty of visible development ahead of her. And when you compare her with some of the other phenotypes in the room, the difference becomes even more interesting. While other plants are showing more advanced signs of maturation, Passion Fruitz is still displaying plenty of those white pistils. She's clearly not expressing the same stage of development as the girls that are further along. And honestly? That's fascinating to document. Because we're not simply looking at one plant in isolation. We're looking at twelve individual plants sharing the same general environment, and we're watching their differences become increasingly obvious. Passion Fruitz is giving us one of the clearest examples of a phenotype that refuses to follow the crowd. 😂🍑 She's taking her time. She's producing those beautiful white hairs. And she's making us wait to see how her flowers continue to develop. ──────────────────────── 🍑 THE BUD FORMATION IS BEAUTIFUL Now, let's talk about the flower formation itself. Because this is where Passion Fruitz deserves some serious appreciation. Despite her slow pace, the developing flowers are beautiful. The structure is becoming more noticeable. The individual flowering sites are taking shape. And those white pistils create a lovely contrast against her darker green foliage. When I look at the photographs, I don't just see a plant that's behind the others. I see a plant with her own expression, her own structure, and her own timeline. Would I love to see her further along? Of course! 😂🍑 I'm not going to pretend otherwise. But there's a difference between wishing a plant would move faster and appreciating what she's actually doing. And right now, I'm really enjoying her flower formation. She's building. She's developing. She's becoming more substantial. And she's doing all of this without suddenly transforming into one of the faster girls in the room. That's Passion Fruitz for you. Same room. Different story. ──────────────────────── 👑 OUR SLOW GIRL IS BECOMING BIG MAMA! And here's another thing that's becoming increasingly noticeable. She's getting bigger! 😂💪🍑 Our slow girl is gradually becoming a more substantial plant. She's no longer just the little solo survivor quietly doing her thing in the corner. She's developing more presence. She's becoming a bigger girl, with a structure that's increasingly difficult to overlook. And I love that contrast. Because her size and her flowering progress aren't necessarily telling the same story. She's becoming a big mama in terms of her overall presence, but her flower development is still moving much more slowly than that of the other plants. And that's precisely the kind of detail we want to document. Plant size doesn't automatically tell us how mature the flowers are. A substantial plant can still be behind in floral development. A smaller plant can be further along. And in the 8×8, we're getting to observe those differences side by side. Passion Fruitz is giving us a beautiful example of that distinction. She's growing into her space. She's developing her structure. She's building flowers. But she's still taking her sweet time. 😂🍑👑 Big Mama in the making! ──────────────────────── 🌿 SAME GIRL, SAME PERSONALITY One thing I really appreciate about Passion Fruitz is that she's remained remarkably consistent in one particular way. She does not care about our expectations. 😂😂😂 We can look at the other plants. We can compare their progress. We can look at the calendar. We can think about how far along we believe she should be. And Passion Fruitz will simply continue doing whatever Passion Fruitz does. She's not trying to catch up with the Blueberry Muffins. She's not trying to imitate her neighbours. She's not trying to win a race. She's simply developing at her own pace. And although that makes her one of the more challenging plants to compare with the faster phenotypes, it also makes her a very interesting subject for this project. Because the whole point is to observe the differences, not to force every plant into the same timeline. So, girl... take your time. Just don't make us wait forever! 😂🍑🌸 ──────────────────────── 💚 THAT BEAUTIFUL DEEP GREEN Another feature that continues to catch my eye is her foliage. That deep green creates a beautiful background for the fresh white pistils and developing flowers. The contrast is lovely. And when you look at the plant as a whole, she's becoming a more substantial presence in the room. The leaves, the branches, the flower sites, and the overall structure all contribute to her individual appearance. Of course, colour alone doesn't tell us everything about a plant's health or maturity. We need to consider the complete picture. But visually, Passion Fruitz remains one of those girls that makes me stop and look. She's not the fastest. She's not the furthest along. But she's beautiful. And I want to appreciate that without pretending she is at the same stage as the others. That's what honest documentation is about. We show what we see. We talk about what we notice. And we allow the next chapter to reveal itself. 🍑🌿💚 ──────────────────────── 🔬 THE 8×8 ADVENTURE — TWELVE PLANTS, TWELVE TIMELINES For anyone discovering this diary for the first time, welcome to the 8×8 Adventure! We're following twelve individual plants and phenotypes sharing one room. They receive the same general environmental approach, the same lighting ecosystem, the same irrigation philosophy, and a shared nutritional programme. Yet they don't all respond in the same way. Some develop quickly. Some take longer. Some build substantial structures. Some remain compact. Some show more advanced floral development while others are still producing plenty of fresh pistils. And Passion Fruitz? She's making sure we understand that there is no universal timetable for every plant in this room. 😂🍑⏳ Even compared with the Blueberry Muffins, she's still noticeably behind in visible flower development. That contrast is exactly what makes the project interesting. We can observe the differences without assuming that every plant should be at the same stage simply because they share a room. The environment is shared. The genetic expression isn't identical. And the timeline isn't identical either. Twelve plants. Twelve individual stories. One very slow Passion Fruitz. 😂🌸💚 ──────────────────────── 💡 THE ARTIFICIAL SUN — FUTURE OF GROW BLACK SERIES Our upgraded lighting setup remains part of the 8×8 experiment. The Future of Grow Black Series LEDs continue providing the main lighting, with the two additional Black Series 600W fixtures supplied for this project included in the setup. We're controlling the output rather than simply running everything at maximum. Our previous lighting reference was approximately: 🔌 59% power from the plug ☀️ Around 1,500 PPFD across the upper canopy Actual intensity varies across the canopy depending on plant height, position, and distance from the fixtures. And that's particularly interesting in a room like this. We're not lighting twelve identical plants arranged on a flat surface. We're lighting a three-dimensional garden with different heights, structures, and canopy positions. Passion Fruitz receives light within that shared environment, but she continues developing at her own pace. The lighting doesn't make every phenotype behave identically. And that's precisely why we want to observe what happens rather than assume we already know the answer. A massive thank you to Future of Grow for supplying the two additional Black Series 600W fixtures for this experiment. Having more lighting capability while controlling the output gives us another interesting part of the setup to document. 💡🌱☀️ ──────────────────────── ☀️ SAME PHOTONS — DIFFERENT RESPONSE This is still one of my favourite parts of the entire project. We provide a shared environment. The plants respond as individual plants. Some are further along in flowering. Some are still developing their flowers. Some change colour earlier. Some retain more of their green appearance. And Passion Fruitz is continuing to show us a slower progression, with plenty of beautiful white pistils and developing floral structures. We shouldn't assume that the lighting alone explains those differences. Plant development reflects several interacting factors, including genetics, environmental conditions, and the plant's stage of development. But by following these girls side by side, we can observe how differently they express themselves under the same general conditions. That's the experiment. And Passion Fruitz is giving us another reason to keep watching. 😂🍑🌿 ──────────────────────── 🔴 THE RED-LIGHT UPDATE — OBSERVE, DOCUMENT, LEARN As with the other reports, we're also documenting our additional 15-minute red-light period after the main lighting period. Red and far-red wavelengths interact with the plant's phytochrome system, which helps plants interpret their light environment. The timing, spectrum, intensity, and duration of light exposure can influence plant responses, but those effects depend on the specific conditions. That's why we're treating our red-light period as part of our lighting routine and something worth documenting, rather than automatically claiming that it improves flower development or accelerates maturity. Passion Fruitz is still moving slowly compared with the rest of the room. We're not going to attribute that difference to one lighting factor without evidence. The interesting thing is that we can document the shared conditions and compare the plants' different expressions over time. That's how we learn more. Not by promising magic results. Not by assuming every treatment works the same way for every plant. But by observing, recording, comparing, and staying honest about what we know. 🔴🌱🔬 ──────────────────────── 🔬 THE EMERSON EFFECT — A LITTLE LIGHT SCIENCE While we're discussing lighting, let's revisit the Emerson effect. The Emerson effect is an established phenomenon in photosynthesis where combining certain red and far-red wavelengths can produce a greater-than-expected photosynthetic response under suitable experimental conditions. It involves cooperation between the two major photosystems involved in the light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis: 🌿 Photosystem II (PSII) 🌿 Photosystem I (PSI) Their light-absorption characteristics differ, and under certain conditions, supplying suitable wavelengths together can improve the balance between their activity. It's a fascinating example of how plants respond to light in more complex ways than simply receiving more or less illumination. However, we need to distinguish the established science from what we're actually testing in our room. The Emerson effect doesn't mean that every red-light treatment produces the same response. Red and far-red wavelengths aren't interchangeable, and the result depends on the specific spectrum, intensity, timing, and conditions. Our additional 15-minute red-light period is part of the routine we're documenting. We're not claiming that it automatically reproduces the Emerson effect or guarantees faster development, denser flowers, or increased yield. Those conclusions would require suitable measurements and controlled comparisons. The science is fascinating. The experiment is worth documenting. And the honest approach is to keep those two things separate until we have evidence connecting them. 🔬💡🌱 ──────────────────────── ⚗️ NUTRITION — KEEPING THE APPROACH CONSISTENT The last recorded room nutrition reference was: 🌱 Plagron Pure Zym — 1 ml/L ⚗️ Plagron pH Plus — 0.03 ml/L 🍋 Plagron Lemon Kick — 0.03 ml/L 🌸 Plagron Terra Bloom — 2.0 ml/L 🌿 Plagron Power Buds — 1 ml/L 🍯 Plagron Sugar Royal — 1 ml/L 🌱 Plagron Green Sensation — 1 ml/L The previous recorded solution readings were approximately: ⚗️ pH — 6.04 ⚡ EC — 2.05 mS/cm These are the previous room reference values, not newly verified measurements for this specific update. The overall approach remains consistent with the rest of the project: observe the plants, maintain the shared growing environment, and avoid making assumptions about individual progress based on the calendar alone. Passion Fruitz is still producing those beautiful white pistils and developing her flowers. She's also becoming a bigger, more substantial plant. But she's clearly progressing at a different pace from many of her neighbours. So we're documenting that difference rather than pretending all twelve plants are at the same stage. ──────────────────────── 🌡️ WEEK 14 — ROOM CONDITIONS The last recorded shared room reference was: 🌸 Flowering — Week 14 💡 Light schedule — 12/12 💡 Main lighting — Future of Grow Black Series LEDs 🔌 Approximate lighting output — 59% from the plug ☀️ Upper-canopy PPFD reference — ~1,500 🌡️ Day temperature — ~26.5–27°C 🌙 Night temperature — ~25–26°C 💧 Relative humidity — ~60–61% 🌱 Substrate temperature — ~25–26°C 💦 Nutrient solution temperature — ~25°C ⚗️ Previous pH reading — ~6.04 ⚡ Previous EC reading — ~2.05 mS/cm 🌬️ CO₂ — ~693 ppm 💧 Previous irrigation reference — ~1.4–1.45 L per plant / 24h 🌱 Pot size — 15 L These are the previous shared room readings for context, rather than a claim that every measurement was repeated this week. Same general room. Same lighting ecosystem. Same shared environmental approach. And a very different developmental timeline from some of the other girls. That's our slow Passion Fruitz. 🍑🌿⏳ ──────────────────────── 📸 THE PHOTOGRAPHS — BEAUTY IN THE DETAILS This is where I really want people to take their time looking at the photographs. Because the first thing you might notice is that she's behind the others. And yes, she is. But don't stop there. Look at those white pistils. Look at the developing flowers. Look at the contrast against the foliage. Look at the overall structure. Look at how she's becoming a bigger plant while still showing a relatively early-looking floral expression compared with some of the other phenotypes. There's a lot to appreciate here. The full-plant photographs tell us about her size and structure. The closer shots let us appreciate the individual flower sites. And the week-to-week comparisons help us see the changes that might otherwise be difficult to notice. That's why I enjoy documenting every phenotype individually. A single photograph tells us what a plant looks like at one moment. A diary gives us the story of how she got there. And Passion Fruitz has certainly given us a story worth following. 😂🍑📸 ──────────────────────── 💚 WE'RE NOT GOING TO RUSH HER Let's be honest. I'd love to see this girl move faster. 😂🍑 I would! When you have other plants in the same room moving further along, it's natural to look at Passion Fruitz and wonder when she's going to catch up. But comparing their progress doesn't mean we should force her to follow their timeline. She's an individual plant. She's showing us her own development. And our job is to observe that honestly. We're not going to pretend she's further along than she is. We're also not going to write her off because she's slower. She's still growing. She's producing beautiful white pistils. She's developing her flower structures. And she's becoming a substantial plant. Those are the things worth documenting. The next chapter will tell us more. Until then, we're going to let Passion Fruitz continue revealing her own expression. ──────────────────────── 💬 COME JOIN THE DOG DOCTOR COMMUNITY! Want to discuss the 8×8 Adventure, compare your own growing experiences, talk about lighting, or simply hang out with other growers? Come and join us on Discord! 💚🌱 🔗 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial We welcome questions, experiences, respectful discussions, and people who enjoy learning from one another. Different setups. Different genetics. Different experiences. And plenty of things to learn along the way. Come say hello! Growers helping growers. 🌱💚 ──────────────────────── ❤️ FINAL THOUGHTS — SLOW, BEAUTIFUL & COMPLETELY HERSELF Week 14. And Passion Fruitz is still taking her time. 😂🍑⏳ She's still way behind the other girls in visible flower development. Even the Blueberry Muffins are further along. Her beautiful white pistils are still prominent. Her flower structures are developing. Her foliage has that lovely deep green appearance. And she's becoming a bigger, more substantial plant. Our little solo survivor is turning into a big mama of her own. 👑💪🌿 She's growing. She's developing. She's building. But she's doing it slowly. Very slowly. And honestly? I'm still enjoying watching her. Because the 8×8 Adventure was never supposed to be about making every plant behave the same way. It was about giving different phenotypes a shared environment and documenting what happens. Passion Fruitz is giving us a clear example of how different those timelines can be. Same room. Same general conditions. Same lighting ecosystem. Same shared nutritional approach. And yet... a completely different pace. That's what makes her interesting. That's what makes her worth following. And that's why she deserves her own report. So let's give her the spotlight. Let's appreciate those beautiful white hairs. Let's appreciate that developing flower formation. Let's appreciate the way she's becoming a bigger plant. And let's accept that she's not going to win any speed competitions this week. 😂🍑🏆 No problem, girl. We're not going anywhere. We'll keep observing. We'll keep documenting. We'll keep comparing her progress with her own previous weeks rather than expecting her to become somebody else. And we'll let the next chapter tell us what comes next. Keep growing, beautiful Passion Fruitz. Keep developing those flowers. Keep doing your thing. And when you're ready to show us the next stage... we'll be right here. 🍑🌸🌿💚 ──────────────────────── 🙏 THANK YOU A huge thank you to GrowDiaries for providing the platform where we can document these individual journeys and share the progress with the community. Thank you to Zamnesia for the Passion Fruitz genetics and for giving us the opportunity to follow this beautiful solo survivor throughout the 8×8 Adventure. Thank you to Plagron for supporting the nutritional side of the garden. A massive thank you to Future of Grow for providing the additional Black Series 600W fixtures we're testing in this room. 💡🔥 Thank you to Lumiflora for helping bring another dimension of lighting deeper into the canopy. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping us monitor and manage the room behind the scenes. And, of course, thank you to everyone following these twelve girls week after week. Every comment. Every question. Every observation. Every bit of support. You're part of this adventure too. 💚🌱 Twelve plants. Twelve personalities. Twelve individual timelines. And Passion Fruitz? She's still taking the scenic route. 😂🍑🌿 But she's beautiful. She's growing. She's developing. And she's teaching us another lesson in patience. So let's keep watching. Let's keep learning. Let's keep documenting the differences. And let's give every phenotype the attention she deserves, whether she's racing toward the finish or taking her sweet time getting there. Until next week... Growers Love & Happy Growing! 🌱💚🍑 Take care, everyone. And Passion Fruitz... we love you, girl. But seriously... HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU NEED?! 😂😂😂🍑⏳ Keep shining, beautiful slow girl. Your story isn't finished yet. See you next week in the 8×8 jungle! 🌿🔥💚 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial

At this point I'm checking the plant for signs telling me it's time to harvest. I think I'm getting pretty close at this point. She is putting out a strong smell and has a sativa structure with tall and dense flowers. I fed a really heavy compost extract this week with calmag and Golden Tree. Process/ Environment changes: - turned off one Ts1000 yesterday when I cut down the blackberry auto - humidty set to 45-50 % RH I'm on auto pilot at this point and I'm looking forward towards the dry and cure phase. I have purchased 1 gallon glass jars to cure the flower in. I have also purchased 2 way humidity pack to help keep my cure on the right track. I will go in to detail about my process when the time has come to dry the flower.

Growing Done , Smell is fruty mostly we will check how taste after 7-10 days drying and around atleast 2 weeks curing .

Her sister is catching up... Start lst tomorow I feel these may preflower very early on I see stress in the environment atm... I will resolve this over the next week with new equipment

Transplant from a 2 gallon into a 25 liter Hercules pots . No rush .I marked with three yellow crosses for the plant that was transplanted second

First week of flowering and its going great! The plants are still nice and green from the biogrow we gave some weeks ago, next steps is to give some guanokalong bloom nutrients and a small shot of green sensation from plagron! The first week of flowering we already found 4 males and removed them from the tent, I'm observing 2 more plants which can be males, the rest seems to be females!

my northern lights seem to fly .... i am amazed by their structure ... I'm starting to use some of the techniques I learned from you ... I hope everything will be fine and above all I hope to pull out some nice bombs ... I also bought a ph reducer and a good GHE tester ... because for my girls I want only the best .. a greeting to all the friends who follow me ... happy and abundant crops

Moin in Woche 4 In dieser Woche passiert nicht viel Das erste mal gedüngt Pflanzen weiter runter gebunden Beim Wachsen beobachtet

Ohhh ragazzi che roba stupefacente!! Questa penso sia l ultima settimana forse neanche tutto solo 2 o 3 giorni e la ragazza è pronta x essere raccolta! Non mi aspettavo delle cime così giganti e piene di resina che sembra ghiaccio! L aroma è davvero qualcosa di indescrivibile! Sentori di ciliegia 🍒 e retrogusto tipico della cola,invadono totalmente la mia casa! Spero che i vicini non sentano l odore! Devi fare i complimenti alla luce di Marsh hydro che mi permette di raggiungere dei risultati così professionali! Ringrazio anche FastBuds per le sue meravigliose genetiche che mi hanno aperto un nuovo mondo di gusti spettacolari! Buon 420 a tutti!

The green crack has hit week 5 from germination. About 35 days old. And it already started pre flowering! I wouldve expected it to get bigger during veg but lets see what it gives us! Ive add Topmax and BioBloom by biobizz. The room temperature is around 28 which is abit high but not too bad. If i can get it around 26C it will be perfect.

Culture facile sans aucun soucis belle plante tres esthétique une merveille pour les amateurs de gout fruité

Week 1 of my little bulb experiment. Plant is growing pretty well and the early structure seems sturdy. I don’t know what Im going to do for light once it out grows the Feit 9W. May just leave it in the window.

Hello everyone, Not much to say about this girl. This week I started giving her some nutrients so lets see how she turns out now... See you guys next week.. 🤘🤘👊👊👊

Fine fioritu

A-Day 81, B&C-Day 77 A- Is already 1/2 way through week 12, she almost all cloudy, with some amber tricomes now. I have started her “flush” just water for two feeds now. I’m going to keep watch, and see when is the right time, no rushing this go around . 🌱😎💨 B- is doing great, fattening up daily. A few more weeks at least, I hope she gets as big as her sister A 😍she got a full strength dose of nutrients twice this week and a water only feed in between. PPM was close to 1000 . C- is thickening up, I have her a slight defoliation and tied her down a bit to spread her branches. She is turning into a beast 🤩she also got 2 full dose feeds, and a water in between. Just keep spinning them around to get the even coverage.