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Hi guys So here is my 10 plant auto run from fastbuds 420 genetics. I will update weekly on this one. So I'm going to be using 3 gal fabric pots filled with biobizz lightmix soil. I will be putting into solo cups after the 18 hour soak then transferring them to there for ever pots. Im looking forward to this run and trying to get 20oz + dry and cured out of this 4x4 tent grow. Part 2 of germination in operation in solo cups with root juice. Hopefully 10 out of 10 pop.

No issues at all. Gonna transplant next week I think.

❄️Après 53 jours de floraison j'ai récolté 2 plantes de kong's krush qui m'ont donné 41 grammes de bourgeons sec et manucurées. ❄️Je pense que j'aurais pu ajouter + de nutriment dans mon sol et arrosé plus fréquemment pour avoir un plus gros butin, c'est prévu pour la prochaine culture ! ❄️Je commence à gouter mes bourgeons qui sont encore en train de curer depuis 5 semaines. ❄️Chaque variétés ont des saveur particulière et j'ai toujours ça trouvé assez complexe de les décrire. En tout cas La saveur de la kong's krush est vraiment inédite pour moi et vraiment plaisante. Je lui trouve un petit coté pétillant,☄️ ❄️ ❄️Mon instagram : https://www.instagram.com/hou_stone420/ ❄️ ❄️Passez une bonne journée mes amis, Merci pour votre visite 🙌 ☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️☄️

10-weeks of flowering, let hang dried for 7days, then into C-Valet containers @ 62% Rh for 6 weeks.

I took these on my Snapchat is why there is so many of them 😅 I'm currently doing the 48 hours of darkness to help produce more trichomes. I did SO MUCH to this plant, it looks like it will DEFINITELY have some weight to it, but you will have to wait until it's dry 😄

I have harvested this planet but there was a problem one of my six inch fans stopped working so two bud stems had two small peach fuzz spot of white mould. So I chopped half the planet off with garden secateurs and disposed of straight away, and after inspecting the over half of the plant finding no evidence of mould I washed with warm water. It is now in quarantine drying in my shed. That was the reason I haven't taken pictures in case my shed gets broken into 😂 so until next time ✌️ out my fellow Growmies and all going well I should have a very small amount of weed for dry weight and smoke review

Week 9 of 10 for super lemon haze begins. Red hairs are all over this lady, she's got a mild citrus smell and very dense buds. Switched to overdrive for this week and next, then will flush on week 11. Thanks for stopping by 👽🌳

Ja

Starting to finish up. Beautiful looking this time. Looks really aggressiv and smells just the same. The sour is too stretchy for my liking tho and takes too long time to finish

Rastliny sú po defoliacii , veľmi sa im darí odkedy sa vonku upravila klíma ? sú neskutočne zamrznuté , tvrdé , lepkavé a začali poriadne páchnuť . Mám z nich obrovskú radosť , GMO pôjde pravdepodobne dole ako prvé , ešte dva týždne Big bud a potom prejdem na overdrive u tých troch GMO 🌱 @MedicGrow @Fast_Buds

Day 79 : last week of flush for the GSC#2 and Z.OG#2 Day80 : GSC#2 Harvest day

This girl is growing like a sword – tall, slender, and cutting through the canopy with style 😅 She's stretched quite a bit, and down below she’s rocking four tiny side shoots that I’m honestly not sure what to think of yet. But hey, I’m letting her do her thing. Stretch seems to be slowing down now, and I'm starting to spot the very first trichomes glistening under the light, always an exciting moment! Let’s see how she continues to shape up in the coming weeks. Staying hopeful!🌱💚

Yoooooo! It’s somehow healthy again?! Since I’m at 63/64 tops, I’d say that this experiment was a success! I’m still debating whether to let this girl flower or not. Super fun technique. I feel like I would be comfortable doing this on a main grow and not an experimental one.

🍑 8×8 Adventure – Week 15 🌿 Passion Fruitz by Zamnesia 💚🌸 😂 THE SLOW GIRL FINALLY GOT THE MEMO! — FROM THE 8×8 JUNGLE TO HARVEST MODE! 🍑✂️ Hello everyone, and welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 MY FRIENDS... I'M LAUGHING. I'M SMILING. AND YES... WE'RE DIVIDING THE REPORTS AGAIN! 😂😂😂 At this point, I think you all know the drill. When Dog Doctor starts taking photographs, the camera roll gets out of control, the reports get longer, and suddenly one update becomes two! But this time, we have a little twist in the Passion Fruitz story. Because our beautiful, stubborn, ridiculously patient solo survivor finally decided to finish her journey. And how did she do it? Well... Apparently, all she needed was a change of accommodation! 😂🍑🏠 Remember this girl? The slow one. The girl who seemed to be operating on her own calendar. The girl who kept producing beautiful white pistils while the rest of the 8×8 room was moving further along. The girl who made us wonder whether she was measuring time in weeks, months, or some mysterious Passion Fruitz unit that the rest of us simply don't understand. 😂⏳🌸 YES! THAT GIRL! After waiting patiently for her to reach the stage we were looking for, we moved her into the smaller tent with a little ViparSpectra LED. And apparently... SHE GOT THE MEMO! 😂😂😂🍑 In less than a week, she finished her journey. I couldn't make this stuff up! After all those weeks of taking her sweet time, suddenly she decided that it was time to get things moving. So, although this is our next report in the diary sequence, we're keeping it within the same overall reporting week as we document this transition. We have the final growing moments, the change of environment, and the beginning of the harvest chapter. The harvest and trimming process will have its own report next, because, of course, we have another mountain of photographs to share! 😂📸✂️ For now, let's give our beautiful Passion Fruitz the spotlight. Because despite all the jokes about her taking forever, this girl has been a lush, beautiful plant throughout her journey. And when she finally decided to finish? She gave us another chapter worth documenting. 🍑🌸💚 ──────────────────────── 🐢 A QUICK RECAP — THE GIRL WHO REFUSED TO RUSH For anyone joining this diary for the first time, let's quickly rewind. Passion Fruitz by Zamnesia has been our solo survivor in the 8×8 Adventure. While twelve individual plants and phenotypes shared the wider project, Passion Fruitz was following her own story as the lone representative of her genetics in this diary. And from early on, one thing became very clear. THIS GIRL WAS NOT IN A HURRY! 😂🍑⏳ We watched her develop through the earlier stages. We documented her lush foliage, her beautiful structure, and her steady growth. Then flowering came along, and she began developing those lovely flower sites covered in fresh white pistils. But while the other girls were progressing toward more advanced stages of flowering, Passion Fruitz continued at her own pace. Week after week, we kept documenting her. She was beautiful. She was growing. She was developing. But she was taking her sweet time. And I mean... HER SWEET TIME! 😂😂😂 Even compared with the Blueberry Muffins and other phenotypes that had been moving at a more relaxed pace, Passion Fruitz was noticeably behind in visible floral development. But we kept observing her rather than forcing her into somebody else's timeline. That is an important part of this project. The 8×8 Adventure is about documenting individual plants and their differences, not pretending every phenotype follows the same schedule. And Passion Fruitz gave us a very clear example of that. She was lush. She was beautiful. She kept building. And she made us practise patience. A LOT OF PATIENCE! 😂🌿💚 ──────────────────────── 🌿 A LUSH PLANT FROM BEGINNING TO END Before we talk about her final chapter, I want to appreciate the plant herself. Because Passion Fruitz wasn't simply the girl who took longer than expected. She was a beautiful plant to grow and document. Her foliage gave her a lush appearance, her structure developed over time, and her flowers became increasingly interesting as the weeks passed. Those developing flower sites, the contrast between the foliage and the pistils, and her overall shape gave us plenty of photographs worth keeping. And that's something I don't want to lose behind the running joke about her pace. Yes, she was slow. Yes, we teased her. Yes, there were weeks when it felt like she was determined to keep us waiting forever. 😂🍑 But she was also a beautiful plant. We followed her progression rather than judging her by one photograph or one particular week. And now that we can look back at the complete journey, we can appreciate both things at once. She took her time. And she grew beautifully. Those two things aren't mutually exclusive. Sometimes a plant simply gives us a different timeline from the one we expected. And Passion Fruitz has certainly made sure we won't forget hers! 🌸💚🍑 ──────────────────────── 🏠 THE BIG MOVE — SMALLER TENT, DIFFERENT LIGHT Now, here's where the story takes an interesting turn. After spending so much time waiting for Passion Fruitz to reach the stage we wanted to see, we moved her into a smaller tent with a ViparSpectra LED. A change of scenery for our solo survivor! 😂🏠🌿 She was no longer in the same immediate lighting environment as the plants remaining in the 8×8 room. Instead, she was moved into that smaller space, where she continued the final part of her journey under the ViparSpectra light. And then... LESS THAN A WEEK LATER... SHE WAS READY! 😂😂😂🍑 I can't help laughing at the timing. For weeks, we'd been watching her develop and wondering how long she was going to keep going. Then we changed her environment, and within less than a week, she had reached the finish line. Now, let's be careful about how we interpret that. The timing is interesting, and it's absolutely worth documenting. But we can't conclude from one plant and one change that the smaller tent or the ViparSpectra LED alone caused her to finish. She was already well into her flowering journey, and several factors can influence how a plant progresses. What we can say is that we moved her, she continued developing, and she reached the stage we were waiting for in less than a week. That's what happened. And it's a fascinating final chapter for a plant that had already given us such an unusual timeline. The slow girl finally crossed the finish line. And she did it in her own way. 🍑💡🌸 ──────────────────────── 😂 PASSION FRUITZ, WE NEED TO TALK! Girl... Seriously?! 😂😂😂 All those weeks. All those updates. All those photographs of beautiful white pistils. All those moments when we looked at the rest of the room and wondered what was going on with you. And then you move into the smaller tent, get a little ViparSpectra sunshine, and suddenly you're ready to finish? WHAT WAS THAT?! 😂🍑💡 I'm joking, of course. But I love moments like this because they make the diary memorable. We can plan. We can observe. We can document our expectations. And then the plants do something that reminds us not to become too attached to our predictions. Passion Fruitz has been teaching us patience from the beginning. And right at the end, she gave us a little surprise. After such a long wait, the final transition happened quickly. One more reminder that each plant has its own timeline, and the next chapter doesn't always arrive when we expect it. She's been a beautiful girl throughout the journey. And now she's given us a finish that fits her personality perfectly. Unexpected. A little funny. And absolutely worth documenting. 😂🌸💚 ──────────────────────── 🌸 FROM FRESH WHITE PISTILS TO THE FINAL CHAPTER If you've been following the previous updates, you'll remember how much we talked about those white pistils. They were one of the most noticeable features of her later flowering reports. While several other phenotypes were visibly further along, Passion Fruitz continued to show fresh pistils and developing flower structures. That was the main reason we kept describing her as the slow girl of the room. We weren't trying to criticise her. We were documenting what we could see. And now, after moving her into the smaller tent, we reached the point where her growing chapter came to an end. It's satisfying to look back at that progression. The early plant. The lush growth. The developing flowers. The long wait. The change of environment. And finally, the harvest. This is exactly why I enjoy keeping the individual diaries. When we document the entire journey, the final result becomes more meaningful because we can see the story that came before it. Passion Fruitz didn't simply appear one day as a finished plant. We watched her get there. And now it's time to document what comes next. 🍑🌿📸 ──────────────────────── 📸 TOO MANY PHOTOGRAPHS... AGAIN! My friends, I'm going to apologise in advance. 😂💚 YES, WE'RE SPLITTING THE REPORTS AGAIN! But this time, it's not just because I took too many beautiful photographs. It's also because we're documenting two connected but distinct parts of her journey. This update covers the transition into the final stage, the change of tent and lighting, and the story of how our slow girl finally reached harvest. The next report will focus on the harvest and trimming process. We'll give those photographs their own space, and we'll be able to walk through that part of the journey without rushing past the details. I want to show you what happened, not simply jump from a growing plant to a finished result. The harvest is an important milestone. The trimming process is another part of the story. And the photographs help preserve the details along the way. So please bear with me, my friends. I know we've been here before! 😂📸✂️ But when a plant gives us a journey like Passion Fruitz, I want to document it properly. ──────────────────────── 🔬 THE 8×8 ADVENTURE — SAME PROJECT, INDIVIDUAL JOURNEYS For anyone discovering the project through Passion Fruitz, here's the bigger picture. The 8×8 Adventure follows twelve individual plants and phenotypes in a shared growing project. The plants were grown under the same general environmental strategy, with a shared lighting ecosystem, irrigation approach, and nutritional programme during their time in the main room. But the plants did not all develop at the same pace. Some progressed quickly. Some took longer. Some developed different structures. And Passion Fruitz became one of our clearest examples of a plant following a notably slower timeline. Her move into the smaller tent was a later part of her individual journey, so her final days weren't spent under exactly the same immediate conditions as the plants remaining in the 8×8. That distinction matters. We can compare her earlier development with the other plants that shared the room, and we can document what happened after she moved. But we shouldn't pretend every stage happened under identical conditions. The project is about honest observation. And Passion Fruitz has given us a very interesting timeline to preserve. Twelve plants. Twelve individual stories. And one slow girl who decided to finish just when we were starting to think she'd never stop! 😂🍑🌱 ──────────────────────── 💡 A QUICK SHOUTOUT TO THE LIGHTING CREW During her time in the main room, Passion Fruitz was part of the 8×8 Adventure lighting setup, with Future of Grow Black Series LEDs providing the main lighting. The wider project also included the two additional Black Series 600W fixtures supplied for testing. For the final part of Passion Fruitz's journey, however, we moved her into a smaller tent with a ViparSpectra LED. That's an important detail in her timeline. The smaller tent and the ViparSpectra light were part of her final environment, and she reached harvest less than a week after the move. We're documenting that sequence because it's part of what happened, not because we're claiming that one particular light or tent automatically makes a plant finish faster. One plant's experience doesn't establish a universal rule. But it certainly gives us something interesting to remember when we look back at her diary! A big thank you to Future of Grow for supporting the lighting side of the 8×8 Adventure and supplying the additional Black Series fixtures for the project. And a nod to ViparSpectra for the light that was part of Passion Fruitz's final chapter. 💡🌱💚 ──────────────────────── 🌿 NUTRITION & ENVIRONMENT — KEEPING THE RECORD HONEST Throughout her time in the main room, Passion Fruitz was part of the shared environmental and nutritional approach documented in the earlier reports. Those previous updates included the room's general temperature, humidity, lighting, and nutrient references. But after moving her into the smaller tent, we shouldn't automatically carry every main-room reading over as though nothing had changed. The immediate environment was different, and we don't have a complete new set of measurements in this update. So rather than invent new readings or imply that all conditions remained identical, we'll keep the record focused on what we know. Passion Fruitz was a lush, beautiful plant throughout her journey. She took longer than the other girls to reach the stage we were waiting for. We moved her into a smaller tent under a ViparSpectra LED. And in less than a week, she reached harvest. Those are the key points of this chapter. Honest documentation means recording what happened without filling in missing details with guesses. And that's how I want to keep this diary. 💚🌱🔬 ──────────────────────── 🍑 FINAL THOUGHTS — THE SLOW GIRL FINALLY CROSSED THE LINE! Well, my friends... What a journey! 😂🍑👑 Passion Fruitz has been one of the most memorable girls in the 8×8 Adventure, simply because she made us wait for so long. She was lush. She was beautiful. She developed her flowers at her own pace. She kept showing us those lovely white pistils while other plants progressed further. And we kept following her, week after week, documenting what we saw. Then came the move into the smaller tent. A little ViparSpectra LED. A change of environment. And less than a week later... HARVEST! 😂😂😂🌸 I'm still smiling about that. Of course, we won't pretend that one change explains everything. Her development was already well underway, and we can't establish the exact cause of the timing from this single experience. But as part of her individual story, it's a brilliant moment. The plant that seemed to have all the time in the world suddenly reached the finish line. And now we're ready to document the next stage. The harvest and trimming report is coming next, where we'll give the process and the photographs the space they deserve. For now, let's appreciate Passion Fruitz for what she's been throughout this journey. A lush plant. A beautiful plant. A patient plant. And a very memorable solo survivor. 🍑🌿💚 Thank you, girl, for keeping us guessing. Thank you for giving us such a beautiful plant to document. And thank you for finally deciding that the story needed a new chapter! 😂👑 ──────────────────────── 💬 COME JOIN THE DOG DOCTOR COMMUNITY! If you're enjoying the 8×8 Adventure and want to discuss genetics, growing experiences, lighting, equipment, or the lessons we discover along the way, come and join us on Discord! We welcome questions, different experiences, respectful discussions, and growers who enjoy learning from one another. 💚🌱 🔗 https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial Bring your questions. Bring your observations. Bring your own growing stories. Let's keep sharing experiences and learning together. Growers helping growers! ──────────────────────── 🙏 THANK YOU A huge 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 project. A massive thank you to Future of Grow for supplying the additional Black Series 600W fixtures and supporting our lighting experiments in the main room. 💡🔥 And a nod to ViparSpectra for the LED that was part of Passion Fruitz's final chapter in the smaller tent. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping us monitor and manage the environment during the wider project. And, of course, thank you to everyone following these diaries on GrowDiaries. Thank you for the comments, the questions, the laughs, and the support. I know I keep splitting these reports. 😂📸 But I want to document the whole journey, and I'm grateful you're here to follow it with me. Passion Fruitz has been a beautiful girl from beginning to end. She took her time. She made us wait. She kept us guessing. And then she finished in less than a week after moving into the smaller tent! 😂🍑💡 Her growing chapter is complete. But her story isn't finished. The harvest and trimming report is coming next. Until then... Growers Love & Happy Growing! 🌱💚🍑 Take care, everyone. And Passion Fruitz... NEXT TIME YOU WANT TO FINISH, YOU DON'T HAVE TO KEEP US WAITING FOR HALF THE SEASON FIRST! 😂😂😂🍑⏳ See you in the next report, my friends. The 8×8 Adventure continues! 🌿🔥💚 🔗 Discord: https://discord.gg/dogdoctorofficial

*WEEK 1 DAY 6 OF FLOWER* Flipped the light to 12/12 6days ago and started scrogging I also gave her quite a huge defol 5days after the switch for better light penetration and airflow, for the first week everday ill be checking on the canopy any tops that are growing too tall compared to others will be trained underneath the scrog net, resulting in even light penetration throughout the whole canopy giving lower buds better light and of course the main reason - keeping the plants small :) started to implement the boost additives to boost K intake and i have also added a exhale co2 bag above the canopy to hopefully boost the co2 levels and promote faster, better growth! the deficiency i mentioned in the last week of veg, is not looking to get worse or worsening hmmmm strange effected leaves have been removed and overall she looks great! i dont wanna get to ahead of myself yet! as we still have a long way to go, but for my first run as from up to know i am pretty happy with myself and the growth of plant, i see so many growers with basic and even really bad deficiencys/diseases from early growth! even throughout there whole growth cycle... yes i have noticed a few weird things throughout the cycle but nothing extreme no NPK deficiencys so i am really pleased with this run! roll on the next ;) Wish me further look guys, Lets Grow!

Week 3 Flower