DogDoctorOfficial Folder 13 β Blue Waffle β Pheno A
Week 2 Vegetatie β Een Nieuw Thuis Onder de Oppervlakte
Welkom terug, kwekers!
Deze week markeert een van de grootste mijlpalen sinds de germinatie.
Na de eerste week waarin een gezonde basis werd gelegd in de startercontainer, is Blue Waffle Pheno A officieel verhuisd naar haar permanente thuisβeen Plagron 8L Premium Coco Grow Bag, waar de volgende fase van haar reis echt begint.
De transplantatiedag is altijd spannend. Terwijl de bladeren ons vertellen hoe een plant zich boven de oppervlakte voelt, zijn het de wortels die het echte verhaal onthullen. En deze week was dat verhaal een zeer bemoedigend verhaal.
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De Omgeving
Het Zamnesia-ecosysteem blijft een stabiele en comfortabele omgeving bieden voor deze jonge dames.
Huidige kamervoorwaarden:
β’ Temperatuur: 29Β°C
β’ Relatieve Vochtigheid: 68%
De luchtstroom blijft onveranderd ten opzichte van vorige week:
β’ Afzuigventilator: Niveau 5
β’ Circulatieventilator: Niveau 4
De verlichting blijft ook constant, met de LED die op 27% intensiteit draait en ongeveer 86 watt van het net trekt.
In deze fase is consistentie veel waardevoller dan het najagen van snelle groei. Stabiele omgevingsomstandigheden stellen de planten in staat hun energie te concentreren waar het het meest nodig isβhet opbouwen van wortels.
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Voedingsprogramma
Nu de planten hun coco-thuis zijn binnengekomen, begint de hydroponische voedingsstrategie officieel.
De voedingsoplossing blijft opzettelijk eenvoudig:
β’ Plagron Hydro A
β’ Plagron Hydro B
β’ Plagron Hydro Roots
Reservoirparameters:
β’ EC: 1.26 mS/cm
β’ pH: 5.83
β’ Oplossingstemperatuur: 23.1Β°C
Hydro Roots blijft een belangrijke rol spelen in deze fase, en moedigt de snelle ontwikkeling van verse wortels aan terwijl de planten hun nieuwe substraat beginnen te koloniseren.
Het doel is nog niet explosieve bovengroei.
Alles begint onder de oppervlakte.
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Transplantatiedag
Vorige week werden de Plagron Premium Coco Grow Bags langzaam gehydrateerd met gedestilleerd water, waardoor de coco gelijkmatig kon uitzetten terwijl er een perfect vochtige omgeving werd gecreΓ«erd voordat de planten werden geplaatst.
In plaats van de transplantatie in een droog substraat te forceren of de tassen op het laatste moment te overstromen, had de coco een hele week om te stabiliseren.
Toen de transplantatiedag aanbrak, kon het proces niet soepeler verlopen.
Met de originele kweekpot als gids, creΓ«erde ik zorgvuldig een perfect formaat holte in elke coco-tas. Deze eenvoudige stap zorgt ervoor dat de hele wortelkluit natuurlijk op zijn plaats kan glijden zonder de omliggende coco te comprimeren of te verstoren.
Soms maken de kleinste details het grootste verschil.
Een zachte transplantatie betekent minder stress.
Minder stress betekent snellere herstel.
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Een Kijk Onder de Oppervlakte
Voordat ik Blue Waffle Pheno A in haar nieuwe thuis plaatste, kon ik het niet laten om een dichterbij te kijken naar haar wortelsysteem.
En ik ben blij dat ik dat deed.
Hoewel de wortels de container nog niet volledig hebben gevuld, zijn ze prachtig verdeeld rond de hele wortelkluit. Heldere witte voederswortels zijn zichtbaar aan elke kant, met ontelbare fijne wortelharen die actief het groeimedium verkennen.
Dit is precies wat ik hoopte te zien.
Er was geen behoefte aan een sterk wortelgebonden plant voor de transplantatie. Sterker nog, ze op deze fase te verplaatsen stelt de wortels in staat om natuurlijk verder uit te breiden in plaats van te beginnen cirkelen rond de kweekpot.
Gezonde wortels hoeven niet massief te zijn.
Ze hoeven gewoon actief te zijn.
Blue Waffle Pheno A geeft alle aanwijzingen dat ze klaar is om te exploderen in haar nieuwe omgeving.
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Blue Waffle Pheno A
Boven het substraat blijft Pheno A indruk maken.
De compacte structuur blijft intact, met strakke internodale afstand en uitstekende symmetrie over het bladerdak.
De bladeren vertonen een gezonde groene kleur, terwijl de petiolen subtiele paarse pigmentatie zijn gaan ontwikkelenβeen kenmerk dat vaak van nature kan verschijnen in jongere planten, afhankelijk van genetica en omgevingsomstandigheden.
Het belangrijkste is dat de plant vrijwel geen tekenen van transplantatieschok vertoonde.
Slechts een korte tijd na het verhuizen naar de coco-tas, bleven de bladeren rechtop en turgide, terwijl er verse nieuwe groei uit het midden bleef komen.
Dat is altijd een van de beste tekenen waar een kweker op kan hopen na de transplantatie.
Het betekent dat de plant zich al comfortabel begint te voelen in haar nieuwe thuis.
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Vooruitkijkend
Met de transplantatie nu achter ons, is het volgende doel het toestaan van de wortels om de hele Plagron Premium Coco Grow Bag te koloniseren.
Naarmate het wortelsysteem uitbreidt, zal ook het bladerdak groeien.
De komende weken zouden merkbaar snellere vegetatieve groei moeten brengen terwijl Blue Waffle Pheno A volop gebruik begint te maken van het verhoogde wortelvolume en het hydroponische voedingsschema.
Voor nuβ¦
Gezonde wortels.
Gezonde bladeren.
Gezonde toekomst.
Precies wat elke kweker hoopt te zien.
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Dank U
Een grote dank aan iedereen die deze reis volgt.
Speciale dank aan:
β’ Zamnesia voor de ongelooflijke genetica, apparatuur en het complete ecosysteem dat dit project mogelijk maakt.
β’ Plagron voor het leveren van de Premium Coco Grow Bags en de Hydro voedingslijn die deze groei nu aandrijft.
β’ GrowDiaries voor het bieden van een geweldig platform waar kwekers van over de wereld van elkaar kunnen leren.
β’ En tot slot, dank aan elk lid van deze ongelooflijke kweekgemeenschap. Of je nu net begint met je eerste kweek of al tientallen jaren aan het kweken bent, jouw steun, advies en passie maken deze hobby echt bijzonder.
De wortels hebben hun nieuwe thuis gevonden.
Nu is het tijd om te kijken hoe Blue Waffle Pheno A naar de lucht reikt.
Kwekers Liefde en Blijf Kweken. π±ππ
DogDoctorOfficial π Project Blue Tent β Week 8
Blue Waffle F1 β Pheno A (Folder 13A)
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter inside Project Blue Tent! ππ±
If you're new here, welcome aboard.
Project Blue Tent is our little experiment with four individual Blue Waffle F1 plants from Zamnesia, each documented separately from seed to harvest.
All four ladies share the same environment, lighting, irrigation, nutrition and general care.
And yet...
They still manage to show their own little personalities.
We're not just growing plants.
We're getting to know them.
And this week?
Well...
They're finally in flower. πΈ
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πΈ Week Eight β Welcome to Flower
This week feels completely different.
After seven weeks of vegetative growth, the Blue Tent has finally made the transition into flowering.
And honestly...
I think these girls were ready for it before I was.
The entire tent has been growing at an incredible pace.
In roughly one week, some of these plants have gained close to 30 cm, while simultaneously becoming denser, producing developing flowering sites and generally accelerating in every direction.
They're not simply getting taller.
They're building.
Branches are extending.
New growth is appearing everywhere.
Flowering sites are developing rapidly.
And the whole room suddenly feels like it has shifted into another gear.
Looking back, I may have kept them in vegetation a little longer than I normally would.
Seven weeks of vegetative growth is definitely on the longer side for the way I usually run these plants.
But there's no point looking backwards now.
The canopy is established.
The plants are healthy.
The screen has done its job.
And now we're going to see what happens when these beautiful F1 ladies are finally allowed to flower.
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πΈοΈ From SCROG to Flower
The SCROG has been one of the most important parts of this entire vegetative phase.
For weeks, we weren't trying to make the plants taller.
We were trying to distribute their growth across the available space.
Branches were gently guided beneath the screen, allowing the canopy to develop horizontally rather than allowing individual tops to dominate vertically.
And looking at Plant A now...
I'd say the mission was successful.
The canopy is remarkably even.
From above, it is becoming increasingly difficult to tell where one plant ends and another begins.
That's exactly what we wanted.
A relatively uniform surface where multiple flowering sites can develop under similar conditions rather than having a few dominant tops towering over everything underneath them.
Of course, now comes the interesting part.
Flowering stretch.
And judging by what these plants have done during the last week...
I have a feeling they're not planning on staying at this height for very long.
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πΏ Plant A β The Race Has Started
Plant A is looking absolutely beautiful.
The colour is one of the first things that catches my attention.
That rich, healthy green we've been working toward is still there, and the plant looks full of energy.
But her biggest characteristic this week is simple:
Speed.
She is moving.
Fast.
The transition into flower has clearly brought a completely different level of activity to the plant.
New growth is appearing quickly, branches are extending, and the developing flowering sites are becoming increasingly obvious.
At approximately 81 cm, she's already gained a considerable amount of height since the last report.
And that's exactly why I'm watching this flowering stretch so closely.
We have a very even canopy right now.
I'd love to keep it that way.
But with seven weeks of vegetative development behind these plants, combined with the warm and relatively similar day and night temperatures, I fully expect some stretching.
The challenge now isn't creating the canopy.
We've already done that.
The challenge is seeing how well we can maintain it while the plants transition into full flowering.
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π‘ Starting Flower Under Strong Light
We're also entering flower with a fairly ambitious lighting strategy.
Rather than slowly easing the plants into lower light levels, we're starting flowering at approximately 800 PPFD.
The idea is straightforward:
The plants have developed a large, healthy canopy during vegetation, and now I want to see how they respond as flowering begins.
I'm particularly interested in seeing whether maintaining strong light from the beginning can help encourage compact development despite the factors that may push these plants toward additional stretch.
Will it keep them compact?
Honestly...
I'm not completely convinced.
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Seven weeks of vegetation.
Rapid growth.
Warm days.
Warm nights.
And now the beginning of flowering.
That's a lot of ingredients for stretch.
But that's also what makes this project so interesting.
We're not trying to predict everything perfectly.
We're watching what the plants actually do.
And Plant A is already telling us that she's ready to move.
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π‘οΈ Blue Tent β Flowering Conditions
The environmental conditions have shifted slightly with the transition into flower, while the overall stability of the room remains excellent.
This week's recorded conditions were:
β’ π‘οΈ Day Temperature: 27Β°C
β’ π Night Temperature: 27Β°C
β’ π§ Relative Humidity: 66%
β’ π₯₯ Substrate Temperature: 24Β°C
β’ π¦ Nutrient Solution Temperature: 19.2Β°C
β’ βοΈ pH: 5.81
β’ β‘ EC: 2.09 mS/cm
β’ π¨ COβ: approximately 666 ppm
β’ π‘ Light Schedule: 12/12
β’ π§ Irrigation: approximately 1.4 L/plant/24h
β’ ? Pot Size: 8 L
β’ π Plant Height: approximately 81 cm
One thing I'm particularly interested in during this phase is the temperature difference.
There really isn't much of one.
Day and night temperatures are currently sitting around the same level.
That's something I'm watching carefully because plants can tend to stretch more when nighttime temperatures remain relatively warm.
Combine that with the amount of vegetative growth these girls have already accumulated...
And we may have an interesting few weeks ahead.
For now, though, they're looking fantastic.
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π₯₯ Feeding Program β A Small Step Forward
With flowering officially underway, the nutrition has also moved forward slightly.
The current recipe is:
β’ Plagron Hydro A β 2 ml/L
β’ Plagron Hydro B β 2 ml/L
β’ Plagron Hydro Roots β 1 ml/L
β’ Plagron Power Buds β 1 ml/L
With pH adjustment as required.
The resulting EC is currently approximately 2.09 mS/cm.
This is a small progression from the previous vegetative recipe rather than a dramatic change.
And that's intentional.
The plants are hungry.
They're growing incredibly quickly.
They're entering flowering.
But I still prefer making measured changes and then watching how the plants respond rather than changing everything at once.
The plants have already given us some very clear feedback during this project.
Beautiful colour.
Fast growth.
Strong structure.
Healthy foliage.
So we're continuing to listen.
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π§ The Drip & Drainage System β Working Together
One of the things I really want to highlight this week is the irrigation system because it has become such an important part of Project Blue Tent.
The Mars Hydro drip irrigation and drainage setup isn't simply watering the plants.
The two sides of the system are working together.
The drippers deliver the nutrient solution directly into the coco.
The solution moves through the substrate, supplying the root zone before exiting as runoff.
That runoff is collected in the trays beneath the grow bags.
From there, the drainage system channels the collected solution through a pipe toward the pump.
The pump then moves the collected solution back toward the reservoir.
So what we have is effectively a recirculating system, where irrigation and drainage work together as one continuous setup.
And honestly...
It's working wonders.
The plants are drinking.
The roots are being supplied consistently.
The runoff is being removed automatically.
And the entire process happens without me having to manually carry watering cans around the room every day.
That's especially valuable now that the plants have entered flowering and their water demand is increasing.
The system is quietly doing its job in the background.
I get to spend my time watching the plants instead.
And I much prefer that.
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πΏ Why This Week Feels Different
There is something fascinating about watching a plant move from vegetation into flower.
Yesterday you're looking at leaves and branches.
Then suddenly...
You start seeing the plant change its priorities.
The growth becomes more pronounced.
The flowering sites begin developing.
The branches start extending.
The structure you've spent weeks building begins transforming into something completely different.
And because these plants were allowed to develop for seven weeks in vegetation, there is a lot of structure available for that transformation to work with.
Plant A has a fantastic starting point.
The canopy is even.
The branches are well distributed.
The stems are strong.
The foliage is healthy.
Now we simply have to see what she does with it.
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πΏ Plant A's Personality
Plant A continues to be one of those phenotypes that makes me smile whenever I open the tent.
She's vigorous.
She's responsive.
She's beautifully structured.
And apparently...
She's in a hurry. π
Her development throughout vegetation was impressive, but the speed at which she's now transitioning into flower is something else entirely.
There's a real sense of momentum around this plant.
At the moment, she remains remarkably similar to her sisters, which is another fascinating observation from this project.
Despite giving each phenotype its own diary, the four plants continue showing an incredible level of uniformity.
From above, they're almost becoming one giant plant.
But when you look closely...
The little differences start appearing.
And that's exactly what this project is about.
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πΈ The Big Question β How Much Will They Stretch?
This is probably the question I'm most curious about now.
The plants were vegetated for seven weeks.
They have grown extremely quickly during the last week.
Day and night temperatures are currently very similar.
And flowering has just begun.
All of those factors make me expect some additional vertical growth.
How much?
That's what we're about to discover.
I'm hoping the strong lighting and the structure we've created will help keep the canopy reasonably compact.
But I'm not going to pretend I know exactly what will happen.
Sometimes the plant gets the final vote.
And these girls have already demonstrated that they have plenty of energy.
So...
Let's see what they do.
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π Looking Ahead
The next couple of weeks are going to be fascinating.
The major vegetative work is finished.
The SCROG has been filled.
The canopy has been cleaned.
The plants have recovered.
And now we're officially into flowering.
Our main job from here is observation.
Watching the stretch.
Watching the developing flowers.
Watching the colour.
Watching the plants' response to the new nutritional program.
And, of course, keeping that environment as stable as possible while the room becomes increasingly dense.
Plant A has an excellent starting position.
Now nature takes over.
And considering how quickly she's been moving already...
I have a feeling the next report is going to look very different from this one.
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π Thank You
A huge thank you to Zamnesia for making Project Blue Tent possible and for giving us the opportunity to explore these beautiful Blue Waffle F1 genetics phenotype by phenotype.
A massive thank you to Plagron for the Premium Growbags and Hydro nutrient line that have supported these plants throughout their entire vegetative journey and now into flowering.
A special thank you to Zamnesia for the Phytonaut LED lighting that has helped us build this remarkably even canopy and will now be putting that flowering structure to work.
And a huge thank you to Mars Hydro for the drip irrigation and automatic drainage system.
Watching the irrigation and drainage work together throughout this project has been incredibly satisfying. The consistency, automation and recirculating setup have made managing four rapidly growing plants considerably easier.
Thank you as well to GrowDiaries for giving growers around the world a place to document their journeys, share experiences and learn from one another.
And finally...
Thank you to every single person following Project Blue Tent.
We've spent seven weeks building these plants.
Seven weeks of training.
Seven weeks of SCROG.
Seven weeks of watching them develop.
And now...
Flower has officially arrived. πΈπ
The canopy is ready.
The plants are healthy.
The lights are on.
And the real transformation is just beginning.
Until next week...
Growers Love, happy growing, and take care everyone! π±π
DogDoctorOfficial π Project Blue Tent β Week 10
Blue Waffle F1 β Pheno A
πΈ Soms is het beste wat je kunt doen gewoon kijken
Hallo allemaal, en welkom terug bij een nieuw hoofdstuk van Project Blue Tent! ππ±
Als je dit project volgt, weet je dat de afgelopen weken allesbehalve rustig zijn geweest.
We hadden agressieve stretching.
We moesten de hele verticale ruimte reorganiseren.
We hebben het koolstoffilter en de extractor buiten de tent verplaatst.
We hebben de LEDs verhoogd.
We hebben een tweede SCROG geΓ―nstalleerd.
We hebben een grote defoliatie uitgevoerd.
We hebben een extra ventilator onder het bladerdak toegevoegd.
We hebben de voeding aangepast.
Kortom...
we hebben onszelf genoeg werk gegeven. π
Maar deze week?
Niet zo veel.
En eerlijk gezegd...
dat is precies hoe ik het graag heb.
Want wanneer de planten er zo goed uitzien, is soms het slimste wat een kweker kan doen, een stap terug doen en kijken.
πΏ PHENO A β NU KIJKEN WE NAAR HET WERK
Blue Waffle F1 Pheno A ziet er absoluut prachtig uit.
Ze staat nog steeds op ongeveer 145 cm, met een enorme hoeveelheid bloeistructuur die zich door de plant heeft ontwikkeld.
En dit is waar ik nu bijzonder van geniet in het project.
We beginnen eindelijk de resultaten te zien van al die beslissingen die we eerder hebben genomen.
De lange vegetatieve periode creΓ«erde de structuur.
De eerste SCROG hielp het te organiseren.
De stretch liet ons zien waar we meer controle nodig hadden.
De defoliatie opende de plant weer.
De tweede SCROG gaf die lange bloeiende takken extra ondersteuning.
Het verplaatsen van de ventilatieapparatuur gaf ons waardevolle verticale ruimte.
Het verhogen van de LEDs gaf de toppen meer ademruimte.
En de extra luchtstroom hielp alles door die nieuw geopende structuur te laten bewegen.
Nu?
Kijken we naar de plant die zijn ding doet.
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βοΈ DE RESULTATEN VAN DE DEFOLIATIE WORDEN ZICHTBAAR
Een van de dingen waar ik deze week bijzonder op let, is het resultaat van de zware defoliatie die we eerder hebben uitgevoerd.
Op dat moment zagen de planten er dramatisch anders uit.
We hebben een aanzienlijke hoeveelheid loof verwijderd omdat het bladerdak extreem dicht was geworden.
Maar het doel was nooit alleen om de planten er schoner uit te laten zien.
Het doel was om een functionelere bloeistructuur te creΓ«ren.
En nu zien we waarom.
Er is veel betere zichtbaarheid door de plant.
De bloeiplaatsen hebben meer ruimte om zich heen.
Lucht kan gemakkelijker door de structuur bewegen.
De individuele takken zijn veel gemakkelijker te volgen.
En het belangrijkste...
de plant ziet er niet uit alsof hij het moeilijk heeft door wat we hebben gedaan.
Helemaal het tegenovergestelde.
Ze blijft prachtig ontwikkelen.
Dit is het deel van het proces dat ik fascinerend vind.
Je neemt weken eerder een structurele beslissing...
en dan moet je wachten.
Je weet niet meteen hoe het uiteindelijke resultaat eruit zal zien.
Nu beginnen we het te zien.
En ik moet zeggen...
ik ben heel blij met wat ik zie. π
π‘ INTRODUCEREN VAN DE LUMIFLORA ONDER-BLADEDAK VERLICHTING
En omdat we blijkbaar niet in staat zijn om de opstelling helemaal alleen te laten... π
hebben we een ander stuk apparatuur geΓ―ntroduceerd.
Deze week voegen we de LumiFlora 150W full-spectrum onder-bladerdak verlichting toe.
De reden is heel eenvoudig.
Deze planten zijn GROOT geworden.
Echt groot.
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In deze fase ontvangt het bovenste bladerdak voldoende licht van de hoofdarmaturen.
Maar zodra je een plant hebt met zoveel verticale structuur en zoveel loof, ontvangen de lagere delen van nature minder direct licht.
Dat is gewoon wat er gebeurt in een dicht bladerdak.
Dus in plaats van te proberen dat op te lossen door constant meer loof te verwijderen, experimenteren we met het bieden van extra licht van onderaf.
De LumiFlora-eenheid is 150W full spectrum, met extra nadruk op het rode deel van het spectrum.
We positioneren het onder het bladerdak zodat we aanvullende verlichting kunnen bieden aan gebieden die anders aanzienlijk minder van boven zouden ontvangen.
En ik ben bijzonder geΓ―nteresseerd in hoe de lagere bloeiplaatsen de komende weken reageren.
We proberen de hoofdverlichting niet te vervangen.
We vullen het aan.
De hoofdarmaturen blijven het zware werk van boven doen.
De LumiFlora geeft simpelweg het lagere bladerdak een andere bron van bruikbaar licht.
En nu...
kijken we.
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πΈοΈ HET BLADEDak IS EINDLIJK WAAR WE HET WILLEN
De tweede SCROG doet ook precies wat we hoopten dat het zou doen.
De bloeiende takken worden nu ondersteund binnen de bovenste structuur, in plaats van dat ze overal heen mogen bewegen.
Dit is bijzonder nuttig met Pheno A omdat ze zoveel verticale groei heeft.
De eerste SCROG hielp de architectuur te creΓ«ren.
De tweede helpt nu die architectuur te ondersteunen.
En samen hebben ze wat een zeer moeilijke bloeistructuur had kunnen worden, getransformeerd in iets veel beheersbaarders.
Als je nu door het bladerdak kijkt, kun je daadwerkelijk het werk zien dat we hebben gedaan.
En dat is waarschijnlijk mijn favoriete deel van deze week.
We zijn niet meer aan het bouwen.
We zien het resultaat van de bouw.
π¬οΈ LUCHTSTROOM β HET BLADEDak LATEN ADEMEN
De luchtstroomregeling die we vorige week hebben ingesteld, blijft ook op zijn plaats.
Met de extra Zamnesia clipventilator onder het bladerdak en de bovenste luchtstroom die over de planten werkt, houden we de lucht in beweging door meerdere niveaus.
Dat wordt bijzonder belangrijk nu we het lagere bladerdak aanvullen met extra verlichting.
Het doel is om de omgeving in beweging te houden en te voorkomen dat er stilstaande zakken ontstaan onder de planten.
Weer...
niks dramatisch deze week.
En dat is goed.
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Wanneer alles goed werkt, hoef je het niet steeds te veranderen.
VOEDING β DOORGAAN MET VOEDEN, DOORGAAN MET KIJKEN
De meisjes gaan door met het gevestigde PLAGRON Hydro voedingsprogramma.
Het huidige recept blijft:
PLAGRON Hydro A β 2.2 ml/L
PLAGRON Hydro B β 2.2 ml/L
π± PLAGRON Hydro Roots β 1 ml/L
πΈ PLAGRON Power Buds β 1 ml/L
pH-aanpassing indien nodig
De planten reageren heel goed op de voeding, dus er is geen reden om onnodige veranderingen aan te brengen.
Dat is weer een les die ik leer van dit project.
Wanneer de planten je vertellen dat ze gelukkig zijn...
luister.
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Er is geen prijs voor elke week iets te veranderen.
Consistentie maakt ook deel uit van het experiment.
πΈ DE ECHTE EXPERIMENT VAN DEZE WEEK
Dus, wat doen we deze week eigenlijk?
Eerlijk gezegd?
We kijken.
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We kijken hoe Pheno A zich ontwikkelt na het grote structurele werk.
We kijken hoe de bloeiplaatsen vorderen.
We kijken hoe de tweede SCROG de takken ondersteunt.
We kijken hoe de luchtstroom presteert door het geopende bladerdak.
En nu kijken we wat er gebeurt wanneer we aanvullende 150W full-spectrum verlichting onder het bladerdak introduceren.
Dit is het punt waarop ik niet onnodig wil ingrijpen.
We hebben het werk al gedaan.
Nu moeten we de plant de kans geven om ons te laten zien wat dat werk heeft bereikt.
π‘οΈ HUIDIGE GROEIOMSTANDIGHEDEN
πΈ Bloeien: Week 10
π Hoogte: ongeveer 145 cm
π‘ Lichtschema: 12/12
βοΈ Dagtemperatuur: 27Β°C
π Nachttemperatuur: 27Β°C
π§ Relatieve luchtvochtigheid: 61%
βοΈ pH: 6.01
β‘ EC: ongeveer 2.49 mS/cm
π‘οΈ Oplossingstemperatuur: 26Β°C
π± Substraattemperatuur: 24Β°C
π¬οΈ COβ: ongeveer 666 ppm
π¦ Water geven: ongeveer 1.6 L per plant / 24u
? Potmaat: 8 L
π‘ LumiFlora Onder-Blaedak: 150W Full Spectrum
π¬ DEZELFDE KAMER. DEZELFDE OMGEVING. ΓΓN HEEL INTERESSANTE PLANT.
Dit is nog steeds een van mijn favoriete aspecten van Project Blue Tent.
We documenteren individuele fenotypes terwijl we de algehele omgeving consistent houden.
Dezelfde kamer.
Dezelfde verlichtingsomgeving.
Dezelfde irrigatie.
Dezelfde voeding.
Dezelfde teeltfilosofie.
En toch ontwikkelt elke plant nog steeds zijn eigen karakter.
Pheno A heeft zich zeker laten zien. ππ
Ze is lang.
Ze is krachtig.
Ze is zwaar vertakt.
En ze geeft ons een fantastische kans om te zien wat er gebeurt wanneer een grote bloeiende plant wordt beheerd door meerdere stadia van structurele training.
Nu wachten we gewoon om te zien hoe de bloemen het verhaal overnemen.
πΈ VAN TRAINING NAAR AFMAAK
We hebben een enorm deel van dit project besteed aan het praten over groei.
Training.
Stretch.
Bladerdakbeheer.
Defoliatie.
Ondersteuning.
Luchtstroom.
Verlichting.
Maar nu betreden we een ander deel van de reis.
De structuur is vastgesteld.
Het bladerdak is ondersteund.
De kamer is opnieuw georganiseerd.
De luchtstroom is op zijn plaats.
De voeding is stabiel.
En nu kan de plant zich concentreren op het afmaken.
Dat is waarom deze week anders aanvoelt.
Er is geen grote ingreep aan te kondigen.
Dat hoeft er ook niet te zijn.
Het werk is al gedaan.
Nu kijken we naar het resultaat.
En soms...
is dat het meest opwindende deel. ππΈ
π VOORUITKIJKEND
In de komende weken zal ik de reactie van het lagere bladerdak bijzonder goed in de gaten houden.
De LumiFlora onder-bladerdak verlichting maakt nu deel uit van het experiment, en ik ben benieuwd hoe de extra aanvullende verlichting de ontwikkeling van die lagere bloeiende gebieden beΓ―nvloedt.
Tegelijkertijd blijven we het bovenste bladerdak, de milieustabiliteit, de voeding en de algehele bloeiontwikkeling monitoren.
Geen grote veranderingen gepland.
Geen onnodige inmenging.
Gewoon observatie.
Want op dit moment...
doet Pheno A precies wat we willen dat ze doet.
En ik ben heel blij om haar door te laten gaan.
πΈππΏ
π EEN ENORME DANK
Een enorme dank weer aan Zamnesia voor het mogelijk maken van Project Blue Tent en voor het geven van de kans om deze Blue Waffle F1 fenotypes individueel te verkennen.
Dank aan PLAGRON voor de Hydro voedingslijn en voor het ondersteunen van de planten gedurende deze krachtige cyclus.
Een enorme dank aan Mars Hydro voor het irrigatie- en afvoersysteem dat dit ecosysteem soepel laat draaien.
Dank aan LumiFlora voor de 150W full-spectrum onder-bladerdak verlichting, die we nu testen als onderdeel van de volgende fase van dit experiment.
En natuurlijk, dank aan GrowDiaries voor het geven van ons het platform om de hele reis te documenteren.
Het belangrijkste is, dank aan iedereen die Project Blue Tent volgt.
We hebben weken besteed aan het bouwen van dit bladerdak.
We hebben het uitgerekt.
Gebogen.
Ondersteund.
Geopend.
De kamer eromheen opnieuw georganiseerd.
ππ
En nu?
Zijn we eindelijk bij het leuke deel.
We leunen achterover...
we kijken...
en we laten Blue Waffle F1 Pheno A ons laten zien wat ze kan.
Tot volgende week...
Meer bloemen. Meer observatie. Minder inmenging. πΈππΏ
Growers Love, gelukkig kweken, en zorg goed voor jezelf iedereen! π±π
DogDoctorOfficial π Project Blue Tent β Week 14 π
π Blue Waffle F1 β Pheno A
βοΈ WOW FACTOR: COLOURS, DENSE FLOWERS, INCREDIBLE AROMAβ¦ AND A NEW COLLABORATION!
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter of Project Blue Tent! ππ±
My friendsβ¦
WOW.
JUSTβ¦ WOW! ππβοΈ
Have you ever walked into your grow room, looked at your plants, and thought, how on earth did we get here?
Because that's precisely how I'm feeling right now!
The colours, the flower formation, the density, the frost, the aroma⦠everything is coming together beautifully, and Blue Waffle F1 Pheno A is giving us another reason to stand there admiring the plants instead of getting anything else done.
Welcome to Week 14 of flowering, where the major structural work is behind us, the ecosystem remains stable, and the girls are continuing their journey towards the finish.
This week, we're not making any major changes to the environment or nutritional program.
No new adjustments to the temperatures.
No changes to our humidity target.
No changes to the current feeding recipe.
We're keeping things steady, observing the plants, and allowing them to continue developing.
And honestly, when you see what's happening inside this tent, you'll understand why I'm perfectly happy to keep the cameras ready and let the girls do their thing!
But we also have something new to introduce this week.
We're welcoming Hemp Hooks as a new collaboration, and although we'll explore their products more extensively in upcoming runs, we're already using them in this one.
Plus, there's a little surprise waiting for our Discord community: we're giving away Mr. Baggy, our fluffy alien bean! π½π
So we've got beautiful flowers, a new collaboration, a giveaway, and another chapter of our growing adventure to share.
Let's get into it!
πΏ SAME TENT. SAME ECOSYSTEM. SAME CONDITIONS.
Before we focus on Pheno A, let's look at the bigger picture.
Project Blue Tent brings together four plants from two different cultivars: Blue Waffle F1 and Pickle Lemon Haze F1.
All four girls share the same tent, the same general environmental conditions, the same irrigation system, the same reservoir, and the same nutritional program.
We've spent weeks establishing the structure, managing the canopy, organizing the branches, and putting the lighting and irrigation systems in place.
Now, we're at a point where the plants are doing much of the talking themselves.
And that's one of the most interesting parts of this project.
Even with a shared environment, individual plants can express different characteristics and progress at different rates.
The Blue Waffles and Pickle Lemon Haze girls don't necessarily follow identical timelines, and that's exactly why we're documenting them separately.
We want to see what each plant brings to the table.
And Blue Waffle F1 Pheno A?
She's bringing the WOW factor!
The flowers are looking beautiful, the colours are becoming increasingly impressive, and the aroma throughout the room is absolutely fantastic.
Meanwhile, we're keeping the wider ecosystem stable and continuing to observe all four plants as they approach the next stage of their journey.
We're not trying to force a particular result.
We're documenting what happens.
Four plants. Two cultivars. One shared ecosystem.
And every girl deserves her own chapter. ππ±
π BLUE WAFFLE F1 PHENO A β THE WOW FACTOR IS REAL!
Let's talk about this beautiful girl.
Seriously, where do I even begin?
The first thing that catches my attention is the overall appearance of the flowers.
They're dense, compact, beautifully formed, and surrounded by a visual combination of colours that makes this phenotype incredibly photogenic.
We're seeing those beautiful green tones alongside blue and purple shades, reddish accents, and orange pistils.
It's a spectacular combination!
Of course, the expression of colour is influenced by genetics, maturity, and environmental conditions, and we can't attribute every shade to one specific factor without further evidence.
But we don't need to invent an explanation to appreciate what we're looking at.
The result is beautiful.
And that's what I want to document.
The plant has developed within the structure we've established over the previous weeks, and now the flowers are becoming the main attraction.
Remember the earlier stages?
The topping.
The training.
The canopy management.
The SCROG nets.
The defoliation.
All those weeks of work helped establish the framework we're looking at today.
Now, we're observing the results while allowing the plant to continue developing.
And when I look at Pheno A, I see a beautiful combination of structure, flower formation, colour, and aroma.
She's looking absolutely outstanding! πππ
βοΈ DENSE FLOWERS, FROST, AND BEAUTIFUL BUD FORMATION
One of the most satisfying things about this stage is being able to appreciate the flowers in detail.
The overall structure is established, and our attention is increasingly focused on the developing buds.
The flowers have a dense, compact appearance, with visible trichomes across the buds and surrounding sugar leaves.
And the photographs really help us appreciate those details.
From a distance, we can see the overall shape of the flowers and how they sit within the canopy.
Get closer, though, and there's a completely different world to explore.
The textures.
The pistils.
The trichomes.
The intricate structure of the developing flowers.
It's one of the reasons I enjoy macro photography so much.
It gives us the opportunity to document details that might otherwise go unnoticed.
And Pheno A is giving us plenty to photograph!
The flower formation is beautiful, the frost is impressive, and the colours make every new angle worth exploring.
I'm not going to pretend that every flower looks identical or that every part of the plant develops at exactly the same pace.
That's not what we're trying to show.
We're documenting this particular phenotype as she progresses, and the photographs give us another way to follow that development.
The wow factor is definitely happening in this tent! πβοΈπΈ
π¨ COLOURS THAT MAKE YOU STOP AND LOOK
The colour development deserves its own moment.
Because, my friends, this is one of the details that makes Blue Waffle F1 Pheno A so enjoyable to document.
We're seeing a beautiful mixture of shades throughout the flowers, creating an appearance that changes depending on the angle, the surrounding foliage, and the lighting under which we're viewing her.
The darker tones contrast beautifully with the lighter pistils, while the green foliage provides another layer of colour.
It's the sort of plant that makes you want to take one more photograph.
And then another.
And then another! ππΈ
We're not going to assume that the colour alone tells us exactly how close the plant is to harvest.
Instead, we're looking at the complete picture.
The flower development, the trichomes, the changing pistils, and the overall maturity of the plant all help us assess how the final stage is progressing.
For now, Pheno A is giving us an absolutely beautiful display.
And I'm genuinely curious to see how her appearance develops from here.
We're getting closer to the finish, but we're not putting a date on it simply because the flowers look impressive.
We'll keep observing and let the plant show us what comes next. ππ
π THE AROMA β THIS ROOM SMELLS INCREDIBLE!
Now, let's talk about something the photographs can't show you.
The smell! ππΈπ
The aroma throughout the room is becoming increasingly noticeable, and it's another part of the experience that makes spending time with these plants so enjoyable.
Pheno A is looking fantastic, and the overall aromatic experience inside the tent is equally impressive.
Of course, photographs can show us the flower structure, colours, and visible trichomes, but they can't communicate what we're actually smelling.
That's something I can only describe from my own observations.
I'm not going to invent a detailed terpene profile or assign specific aromas without properly documenting them.
What I can tell you is that the smell is beautiful, the room is wonderfully aromatic, and this girl is giving us plenty of reasons to keep enjoying the journey.
The appearance, the flower formation, and the aroma are all coming together to make this another memorable week.
And honestly, my friends, I'm loving every minute of it! ππΈ
? NEW COLLABORATION β WELCOME TO THE PROJECT, HEMP HOOKS!
Now, let's introduce something new!
We're happy to announce our collaboration with Hemp Hooks.
π Website: https://hemphooks.com/
And yes, we're already using the hooks in this run!
Although we'll explore the products in more detail during upcoming runs, I wanted to introduce them now because they've already found a useful place in our setup.
Hemp Hooks are designed to help with plant training, but in this particular run, I'm using them primarily to support branches and help keep them separated.
And when you look at the flowers developing throughout the canopy, you'll understand why keeping the branches organized can be useful.
We have dense flowers, an established structure, and branches that need to be managed without constantly rearranging the entire plant.
The hooks give us another option for supporting and positioning branches where needed.
Rather than treating them only as a training accessory, I'm exploring how they can help us maintain the structure we've already established.
And that's an important distinction.
We're not going back to major training sessions or trying to reshape the entire canopy at this stage.
We're using the equipment to support the existing structure and keep branches apart where necessary.
It's a practical application that fits naturally into this phase of the project.
We'll have more opportunities to explore Hemp Hooks in future runs, where we can document their use from earlier stages and investigate additional applications.
For now, I'm pleased to introduce this new collaboration and show how we're already incorporating the products into our growing environment.
Welcome aboard, Hemp Hooks! π?π±
πΈ A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR THE COMMUNITY!
Hemp Hooks have also provided a discount code for our community.
Discount code: DogDoctor
Enjoy 15% off your entire order when shopping through their website, subject to the partner's applicable terms.
π https://hemphooks.com/
If you've been looking for a way to support and organize your plants, take a look at their products and see whether they suit your setup.
And as always, thank you for supporting the collaborations that help us continue documenting Project Blue Tent. π
π‘ LIGHTING β THE SAME SETUP, THE SAME APPROACH
The lighting setup remains unchanged this week.
Our main LEDs continue providing the primary illumination from above, with the overhead output running at approximately 90% as we continue the gradual reduction introduced in the previous update.
The idea is to avoid sudden changes and manage the lighting progressively as the plants approach the final stage.
We're also continuing with the two LumiFlora 150W full-spectrum under-canopy fixtures.
They're arranged in the established X-cross configuration beneath the canopy, supplementing the overhead lighting.
For now, we're maintaining the same general approach to their output, around 90β95%, while observing the plants and the development of the lower flowering sites.
We're not introducing a new lighting experiment this week.
We're continuing with the setup we've already established and recording the plants' development under those conditions.
That's an important part of keeping the project consistent.
If we're changing every parameter at the same time, it becomes more difficult to understand what we're actually observing.
So, for this week, we're keeping the lighting setup stable and concentrating on the plants themselves.
The flowers are developing beautifully, and we're looking forward to seeing how they continue progressing. π‘πΏ
π‘οΈ ENVIRONMENT β NO CHANGES THIS WEEK
One of the most important things about this week's update is that we're not making further environmental adjustments.
We've already started lowering the temperatures as part of our approach to the final stage of flowering.
Now, we're maintaining those conditions and observing the plants.
Our current environmental reference is as follows.
Day air temperature: approximately 25Β°C.
Night air temperature: approximately 19β20Β°C.
Relative humidity: approximately 55% under normal room conditions.
Solution temperature: approximately 21Β°C.
Substrate temperature: approximately 21Β°C.
These are the conditions we're maintaining for the room as a whole.
Because all four plants share the same tent, these settings apply to Pheno A and her sisters.
And it's worth remembering that environmental readings can fluctuate temporarily when I'm inside the room working, moving equipment, taking photographs, or checking the plants.
That's why I distinguish between temporary readings and the normal operating conditions we're aiming to maintain.
For this week, we're keeping things steady.
No new temperature adjustments.
No new humidity adjustments.
Just continued monitoring and documentation.
Sometimes the most useful thing you can do is give an established environment time to settle while you observe the plants.
And that's exactly where we are right now. π±
π§ IRRIGATION β KEEPING THE SYSTEM CONSISTENT
The irrigation and drainage setup also remains unchanged.
All four plants continue sharing the reservoir and irrigation system, allowing us to maintain a consistent nutritional approach throughout the tent.
The recorded watering volume remains approximately 1.6 litres per plant over 24 hours.
As always, that's the recorded reference value rather than a guarantee that every individual plant consumes exactly the same amount under every condition.
We continue monitoring the system and observing the plants.
The goal is to maintain consistency without introducing unnecessary changes when the setup is already working as intended.
At this stage, the flowers are the main focus, and we want the irrigation system to continue supporting the plants without demanding constant intervention.
So we're keeping the established arrangement in place and documenting what happens. π§π±
βοΈ NUTRITION β THE SAME RECIPE, THE SAME CONCENTRATION
As explained in our previous reports, we've already made the nutritional adjustments for this stage.
We're no longer using PLAGRON Green Sensation.
We've reduced Hydro A and Hydro B, while keeping Power Buds in the current recipe for now.
This week, we're not making any further changes.
The current recipe is as follows.
PLAGRON Hydro A: 1.8 ml/L.
PLAGRON Hydro B: 1.8 ml/L.
PLAGRON Power Buds: 1 ml/L.
PLAGRON Green Sensation: discontinued.
PLAGRON pH Plus and pH Minus: used as required for pH adjustment.
Our current recorded readings are approximately pH 5.96 and EC 1.86 mS/cm.
The pH target remains close to 6, with small variations managed according to the actual measurements.
The reduction in nutrient concentration was part of our earlier adjustment, and we're now maintaining the updated recipe.
We don't need to change the feeding program every week simply to make the report look different.
The important thing is that the diary reflects what we're actually using and that we continue monitoring the solution and the plants.
So, for Week 14, the nutritional program remains unchanged.
Same recipe.
Same general concentration.
Same approach.
And another week of observing how these beautiful girls progress. ππ±
? A LITTLE EXTRA SUPPORT FOR THOSE BEAUTIFUL BRANCHES
The introduction of Hemp Hooks fits naturally into another aspect of the project: maintaining the structure we've already built.
Earlier in the run, we invested considerable time in topping, training, canopy management, and SCROG.
Now, the structure is established, and we're not looking to repeat those major interventions.
Instead, we're using the hooks to support branches and help keep them separated where necessary.
It's a simple addition, but it's useful to have another option available when working around a developed canopy.
And with the flowers looking as beautiful as they do, I'm happy to keep the branches organized without making unnecessary changes to the plants.
We'll explore Hemp Hooks further in upcoming runs and document more of their applications.
For this run, we're showing how we're using them as part of our existing approach.
If you'd like to check them out, remember our community discount.
DogDoctor β 15% off your entire order.
Website: https://hemphooks.com/
Thank you to Hemp Hooks for joining us on this adventure! π?
π ARE WE GETTING CLOSE TO THE FINISH?
My friends, this is the question!
Looking at the flowers, the colours, the density, and the overall development, I feel we're moving closer to the end of this journey.
But how close?
That's another question entirely! ππΈ
I'm not going to invent a harvest date just because the plants are looking beautiful.
We'll continue observing the trichomes, the pistils, the overall flower maturity, and the condition of each individual plant.
And because we're growing two different cultivars in the same environment, we need to remain open to the possibility that they won't all finish at the same time.
The Blue Waffles and Pickle Lemon Haze girls are sharing the same conditions, but their individual development may still differ.
That's part of what we're documenting.
Will the whole room finish together?
Will we have to approach the harvest in stages?
Will one cultivar need more time than the other?
Let's see!
For now, the plan is simple: maintain the established environment, keep the current feeding recipe, observe the plants, and let their development guide our decisions.
No rushing.
No guessing.
Just patience and good documentation. ππΏ
π½ MR. BAGGY GIVEAWAY β COME JOIN US ON DISCORD!
Now, let's talk about something fun!
We've got a giveaway happening in our Discord community, and this time, we're giving away Mr. Baggy β the fluffy alien bean! π½π
Yes, my friends, Mr. Baggy!
This little alien is a fun companion to have around, and we thought it would be a great opportunity to bring a little extra fun to the community.
He's fluffy, he's an alien, and he's ready to find a new home!
And the best part?
THE GIVEAWAY IS FREE. NO PAYMENT IS REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE.
We're keeping it simple: join us on Discord, check the giveaway announcement for the entry instructions, and make sure you don't miss the opportunity to participate.
We can't promise everyone will win, of course, but one lucky member will get the chance to take Mr. Baggy home!
HOW TO JOIN
1. Join the DogDoctorOfficial Discord community.
2. Find the Mr. Baggy giveaway announcement.
3. Follow the entry instructions posted there.
4. Keep an eye on the giveaway so you don't miss the winner announcement.
π Join here: https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial
We also organize photo championships, other giveaways, and plenty of conversations about our shared hobby.
Whether you're a long-time grower, a beginner, a photography enthusiast, or simply someone who enjoys being part of a friendly community, you're welcome to join us.
Come say hello, introduce yourself, and get involved!
And don't forget to check the giveaway channel for the full details.
Mr. Baggy is waiting! ππ½π
π FINAL THOUGHTS β SAME PASSION, SAME LOVE, MORE WOW FACTOR!
My friends, Week 14 has been another beautiful chapter for Blue Waffle F1 Pheno A.
The flowers are looking fantastic.
The colours are beautiful.
The density and flower formation are impressive.
The frost is giving us plenty to admire.
And the aroma throughout the room is absolutely wonderful.
We're also maintaining the stability we've worked so hard to establish.
The environmental conditions remain unchanged this week.
The lighting setup remains in place.
The irrigation system continues operating as before.
And the nutritional program remains at the reduced concentration established in the previous update.
We're not making changes simply for the sake of making changes.
We're observing, documenting, and giving the plants time to continue their development.
At the same time, we're happy to welcome Hemp Hooks as a new collaboration.
We're already using the hooks to support and separate branches in this run, and we'll explore their products more extensively in future projects.
Remember, the community discount code is DogDoctor for 15% off your entire order at https://hemphooks.com/.
And if you haven't joined our Discord yet, now is a great time!
We've got the Mr. Baggy giveaway happening, with a fluffy alien bean looking for a new home.
Participation is free, and all the entry details are available in our Discord community.
Join us here:
https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial
As for Pheno A, I'm simply enjoying watching her progress.
She's beautiful, she's photogenic, and she's giving us another reason to keep documenting every stage of this adventure.
We're getting closer to the finish, but we'll let the plants tell us when they're ready.
Until then, we'll keep the cameras ready, maintain the environment, and continue enjoying the process.
Same tent.
Same ecosystem.
Same passion.
Same love.
And another week of incredible plants! ππβοΈπΈ
π A HUGE THANK YOU
A massive thank you to Zamnesia for making Project Blue Tent possible and giving us the opportunity to document these beautiful Blue Waffle F1 and Pickle Lemon Haze F1 plants individually.
Thank you to PLAGRON for the Hydro nutrient line supporting the project throughout this journey.
Thank you to Mars Hydro for the irrigation and drainage equipment helping us maintain consistency throughout the room.
A huge thank you to Zamnesia for the Phytonaut LED lighting, curved scissors, and clip fans that continue to play important roles in our setup.
And a special thank you to LumiFlora for the 150W full-spectrum under-canopy fixtures that we're using to explore supplemental lighting beneath the canopy.
WELCOME TO HEMP HOOKS!
Thank you for joining us in this adventure and for providing our community with the DogDoctor discount code. We're looking forward to exploring your products further in upcoming runs.
Website: https://hemphooks.com/
Discount code: DogDoctor β 15% off your entire order.
Thank you to GrowDiaries for providing the platform where we can document the plants, share the photographs, and record the lessons we learn along the way.
And finally, thank you to everyone following Project Blue Tent, watching the videos, supporting the diaries, and taking the time to leave a comment.
Your support makes sharing this journey even more enjoyable.
And to everyone in our Discord family, thank you for making the community what it is.
If you haven't joined yet, come say hello, check out the Mr. Baggy giveaway, and become part of the adventure!
π https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial
Until next week, my friendsβ¦
Keep growing.
Keep learning.
Keep documenting.
And never lose that passion for the little details that make every run special.
Growers Love, happy growing, and take care, everyone! π±ππβοΈ
@Antifame, het is heel nieuw, ik denk dat ze het ongeveer een maand geleden hebben uitgebracht, ik ben tot nu toe serieus onder de indruk, voor de prijs had ik deze kwaliteit niet direct verwacht. Nu is het tijd om het te testen en te zien of het zo goed is als het eruit ziet π Growers houden van mijn vriend, bedankt dat je langs bent gekomen voor de liefde en voor alles, hier is de link voor het geval je ze wilt bekijken https://www.zamnesia.com/531-growshop/799-grow-tent-kit πππππππππ
@squalino, ohhh than you my friend πππ i am so so so in love with this run , i must say i am super impressed myself , much respect to zamnesia πππ growers love my friend and thank you for everything πππ
@ndsgrow, π Bedankt mijn vriend π ik moet zeggen dat ik super onder de indruk ben van hoe deze F1's presteren, laten we zien hoe ze zich ontwikkelen, maar ik moet zeggen dat ze eruitzien alsof ze naar de maan gaan π Growers Love mijn vriend en mijn excuses voor de late reactie πππ
@bkickstand, πππ ohhh thank you so much my friend, seriously , its the genetics and nutrition, i am here just to provide them with what ever they ask and they are looking amazing to my eyes, seriously impressed with this F1s π growers love my friend and thank you for everything πππ
@Wilstang, ohh dank je mijn vriend, en mijn excuses voor zo'n late reactie, ik ben overal geweest, heb zoveel updates te doen, kwekersliefde mijn vriend en dank je voor de liefde en steun πππ
@wolfvb, ohhh dank je Broeder, ik moet zeggen dat ik super onder de indruk ben van de algehele kwaliteit van alles π. Growers Love mijn vriend πππ