A week till flip

FLushing, may do 2 weeks.. smell is so gooooood !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The great stretch has ended. The frantic upward race that consumed the garden for weeks has finally subsided. No longer do they seek the heavens above. Their energies have turned inward, toward the ancient purpose hidden within their genetics. The pots empty with alarming speed. Day after day, the roots draw vast quantities of water from the darkness below, feeding a process that seems almost unnatural in its intensity. The soil rarely remains moist for long before being drained by the relentless thirst of the garden. Plant #1 — The Fat One — remains a magnificent specimen. Its tremendous stretch has given way to expansion, transforming it into a broad and imposing presence beneath the false suns. Massive branches now support swelling clusters of flowers that seem to grow larger with each passing cycle. Plant #2 — The Battered One — has quietly claimed dominance through sheer volume. Now the tallest inhabitant of the chamber, it has become the largest overall presence within Eldritch Gardens. Its naturally bushy structure has transformed into a sprawling kingdom of flowering sites, each branch crowned with developing clusters. Then there is Plant #5. The strange one. The mutant. While its companions pursue conventional paths toward abundance, Plant #5 continues to reveal peculiar characteristics that defy expectation. Its leaves remain noticeably lighter in color than the others, carrying hints of deficiency despite every effort to satisfy its needs. Every corner is occupied. Every beam of light contested.

15ml Sb 15ml CalMag 45ml PBPG Clones weren't ready, held off on flipping 12s till I have viable clones ready.

Super wie sie sich entwickelt. Sie lässt ein wenig die Blätter hängen. Ich werde sie aber jetzt schön gießen mit dem Dünger vom MaryJanes Growshop und mal schauen ob sie dann freudiger da steht.

Einfach wunderbar, noch ne Woche würde ich den Tops geben, dann kommen die wahrscheinlich noch ab, werde wieder stufenweise ernten… oh Mann kein Bock auf Trimm Jail… Aber wieder ordentliche Beute für 3 Pflanzen 

December 2nd: Lights are at 100%. Gave them BuildABloom twice over the week, since it looked like they were close to done stretching. Last defoliation of the grow.for these girls.

Venerdì 22/03/2024 Inizio controllo ec 3999+ ph 4.9 Cambiamo acqua Aggiungiamo 75 litri acqua osmotica Ottenendo ec 530 ph 7.8 Aggiungiani Dosaggio per 80 lt 64 grow 128 micro 192 bloom Ottenendo ec 1550 ph 6.5 80 cal mag 80 sensizym 80 rhino skin 80 bud candy 80g mega bud Ottenendo ec 2466 ph 6

Checkout my Instagram @smallbudz to see the Small budget grow setup for indoor use, low watt, low heat, low noise, step by step. 06/02/2020 - Gave her 1,5l of tap water, checked the trichomes still transparent almost turning cloudy maybe a few more day!! 08/02/2020 - Showing her first amber trichomes going to harvest in 1 to 2 days !

week intel: we getting close to end of ripening , this week i raised drought , Nitrogen and E.C stress by feeding them 2 times per week and raised e.c to 3 to cause real stress that will help increase terpenes production stresses : Nitrogen deficiency Stress by removing the fertilizers that has N in them Drought stress via removing one meal in week high E.C stress around 1.7 and the other feeding day 3.0 , 2 times a week feeding: no more Nitrogen i feed them 2 times this week with this order : day 1 : i feed them high with Bio-Bizz Top-Max + Feeding Booster about 850 ppm - 1.7 e.c to cause a medium e.c stress. day 3 : no more feeding this day day 5 : i feed them very high dose of Bio-Bizz Top-Max + Feeding Booster around 1500 ppm - 3 e.c to cause high e.c stress guide of the week : be patient in the last weeks, never hurry for harvest because its the time of ripening in last 2 weeks you should let plants to do their work last weeks of ripening is the time to break the limits we should cause 3 stresses as i said above Nitrogen stress , Drought Stress , E.C Stress

Couldn't take care of her personally thi s week as I wasn't home, so my roommate did it. I'm very happy with the results, especially considering that the growing conditions aren't the best (it's been raining constantly this past week). I thought that she would've stop growing since she started the blooming phase, but she's actually growing faster that she was before. I'm not really sure how to properly do LST, still I did my best

FB getting sticky and stacking on weight , she’s a beautiful honey colour , just need to do little defol but it’s getting hard to move around in there … good prob

The week started with an of trichome production and smell, orange and mandarin peel. Really nice to smell on her. She is packed with flowers and looks quit healthy. I need to have an eye on nitrogen. My potting mixes were a bit too hot and Tangerine Dream maybe needs a flush. We‘ll see how she will looks tomorrow morning and the so decide.

This past week has been a struggle. I keep my plants on the balcony during the day and in the grow box during night and I inspect every single of their leaves everytime I move them in or out. A few days ago I noticed some kind of microscopic egg on one of her flowers and then some sort of parasites under her leaves. Since then: panic. I searched for the name of the parasite (acarus) and bought some neem oil which I applied manually on every leaf (to prevent it from going on the flowers) and onto the ground. Since then the parasites are almost gone. But now she has these "sad" leaves, with their points bent down and the margins as well.. I've read different explanations, but I think in my it might be the high temperature and the overwatering, together with the dammed fungus flies. I'll keep going with the neem oil and diminish the water. Apart from all this, her flowers are still growing and producing so much resin🤤

Folder 14 — Pickle Lemon Haze — Pheno B Week 1 Vegetation — Early Signs of a Front Runner Hello growers, Welcome back to another update from the Zamnesia Tent project. As with the rest of this grow, each phenotype is being documented individually from seed to harvest. Even when plants share the same genetics and environment, subtle differences often begin appearing very early, and those differences can become some of the most interesting parts of the entire journey. This week we are taking a closer look at Pickle Lemon Haze Pheno B, a seedling that has already started hinting that she may have slightly bigger ambitions than her sisters. It is still extremely early, of course, but sometimes the first clues reveal themselves sooner than expected. ⸻ The Environment Week 1 focused on creating a stable foundation for growth. The Zamnesia ecosystem maintained steady conditions throughout the week, allowing the seedlings to establish themselves without unnecessary environmental fluctuations. Conditions averaged: * Temperature: 26°C * Relative Humidity: 71% Lighting was set to provide approximately 250 PPFD, a level chosen to encourage compact and healthy development from the very beginning. The LED fixture operated at: * 27% intensity * Approximately 86 watts drawn from the wall Air movement and environmental control were handled through: * Zamnesia extraction fan running at Level 5 * Circulation fan running at Level 4 Together, these settings created a comfortable environment with gentle airflow and excellent air exchange. ⸻ Feeding Program Although the earliest days were supported using collected rainwater, this week marked the introduction of the nutrient program. The first feeding consisted of: * Plagron Hydro A * Plagron Hydro B * Plagron Hydro Roots Mixed to: * EC: 1.53 mS/cm * pH: 5.96 * Water temperature: 24.2°C The objective remains simple: establish a healthy root system before entering the coco phase of the project. So far, Pickle Lemon Haze Pheno B appears to be responding extremely well. ⸻ Preparing The Coco Transition While the seedlings remain in their starter pots for now, preparations for next week’s transplant are already complete. The Plagron Premium Grow Bags have been filled and hydrated using distilled water only. Rather than soaking the coco all at once, a slow-release reservoir system is being used to gradually distribute moisture throughout the medium. This allows the compressed coco to expand evenly while maintaining consistent hydration from top to bottom. By the time transplant day arrives, the medium should be fully conditioned and ready to support rapid root expansion. This upcoming move into coco will be one of the first major milestones of the project. ⸻ Pickle Lemon Haze — Pheno B While all four seedlings have had excellent starts, this phenotype is beginning to separate herself ever so slightly from the pack. The difference is not dramatic. It is not night and day. But at this age, even small differences can be meaningful. Compared to her sister, Pheno B is showing noticeably stronger early development. She appears slightly larger overall, has produced more leaf mass, and is already pushing aggressively toward her next set of growth. While several of the other plants are entering their third set of true leaves, this phenotype already looks eager to begin working on the next chapter. The internodal spacing remains extremely tight, which is exactly what we want to see under these conditions. Rather than stretching vertically, the plant is investing energy into building a dense, compact structure with broad, healthy foliage. The leaves themselves are one of the standout features. Large, symmetrical, and beautifully formed, they create an appearance that feels mature beyond the plant’s age. The structure already suggests a vigorous growth habit and excellent energy production potential moving forward. Color remains healthy throughout the plant, with strong green pigmentation and vibrant new growth emerging from the center. Most importantly, the plant simply looks comfortable. Comfortable plants grow. And this one looks very comfortable indeed. Of course, Week 1 observations should always be taken with a grain of salt. Seedlings can surprise us many times throughout a run, and today’s front runner is not always tomorrow’s champion. Still, if first impressions count for anything, Pickle Lemon Haze Pheno B has made a very strong one. ⸻ Looking Ahead The upcoming transplant into coco should provide an excellent opportunity to see whether this early momentum continues. With a significantly larger root zone becoming available and a fully established feeding program already in place, growth rates are expected to increase noticeably over the coming weeks. If this phenotype maintains the pace she has shown so far, she may become one of the more interesting plants to follow within the Zamnesia Tent. For now, however, patience remains the goal. Strong roots first. Everything else follows. ⸻ Thank You A huge thank you to everyone following along with this project and supporting these diaries. Special thanks to: * Zamnesia for providing the genetics, equipment, and support behind this grow. * Plagron for supplying the nutrients and growing media used throughout the project. * The GrowDiaries team for continuing to provide a home where growers can learn, document, and share their experiences. * And, of course, the entire growing community whose passion, knowledge, and encouragement help make projects like this possible. Week 1 is officially complete. The coco bags are ready. The roots are developing. And Pickle Lemon Haze Pheno B already seems eager for the next step. Growers Love and let’s see where she decides to take us. 🌱🍋💚

Cleared the tent of all my remaining vegetable starts on day 61, cleaned up some of the bottom growth.

What a great week it’s been!today is day 65 from seed!! One of the Forbiddin Runtz got it’s last feeding on Friday and will get flushed for 2 weeks and will be ready for dry and cure! The rest will still remain getting same dose of nutes the rest of this week and most likely into the next! This batch felt like it went so quick ! Hope you all enjoy an watch out for next week !