Since the pot has a volume of 30l it takes a lot of time to create a big canopy. The plant also needs alot of time to fill up the container with roots. No extra nutrition in this week.

This girl has finally come to an end she has been delightful to grow no issues looks incredible and I'm looking forward to see the weight. Put it into jars to cure and check out and there potency aswell as taste i we'll continue to update once I dry yet. Ones cure it has a very high potency and it has a taste very unique hard to describe. thank you for reading and have a happy grow

Week 10: Buds are stacking and the frost is building! Observations: Week 10 is in the books and the girls are looking beautiful! The bud sites are really starting to fatten up and stack nicely. We are seeing some great trichome production developing on the sugar leaves, giving them a nice frosty look. Looking closely at the pistils, we have a mix right now. Many are still bright white and shooting straight out, which means the calyxes are still swelling and the plant is actively packing on weight. However, on some of the more mature colas, the pistils are just starting to darken, turn orange/brown, and curl inward. Plant Health & Nutrients: Overall, the canopy looks healthy and vigorous. The fan leaves are a very deep, rich, dark green. I did notice some very minor nutrient burn (crispy brown tips) on the edges of some leaves. It's nothing major to worry about, but it tells me the plant is right at its absolute limit for nutrients. I might dial back the feeding/EC slightly (especially the Nitrogen, given how dark the leaves are) so I don't stress her out as she finishes up flower. Next Steps: Going to keep the environment dialed in, keep an eye on those leaf tips, and just let her do her thing! The smell is really starting to come through now.

Hello. This is the end of week 8 and the beginning of week 9 of veg. Going good here. Got the top branches pulled down under the bottom rung and spread out. Another couple of weeks before flipping to flowering. OK. Keep Growing Straight. Chuck.

Day 35.

Third week of visible flowering. Growing out nice cant wait for the buds to grow fat and big. While they grow i give them a bit more nutrient every feeding so now im @ EC 1.6 Im thinking of maybe going up to an EC1.8 if anyone has any tips for this?? Thanks for reading again and untill next time

Update week 1 day 4 of bloom , this week we put the net to make the technique that calls scrog we see next week what is the resul

# Tical x Zamnesia — Nectar Drip 🍯💧 | Harvest Report This one feels special. Not only because Nectar Drip is a collaboration between Tical and Zamnesia, and not only because this was a limited edition pack that we were lucky enough to get our hands on… but because this entire run had personality from the beginning until the very last cut. And now? Harvest time. Last week, we froze the smallest plant immediately after harvest for future washing and extraction work. We will talk much deeper about that process later on when the time comes, because there is already enough happening in this report alone. For now, she rests quietly in the freezer waiting for her next transformation. This week belongs to the other girls. The remaining plants are now officially harvested. And honestly… wow. Dense. Compact. Heavy. Greasy. Colorful. Beautifully faded. These flowers finished exactly the way we hoped they would. The trichomes are right where I personally love to harvest my medicine: - around 80% cloudy, - a small touch of amber, - a few still transitioning from clear into cloudy. For me, this is the sweet spot. This is where the plant feels the most “alive” in effect and expression. The majority of the trichome heads have matured fully, but the profile still keeps that brightness, complexity, and energy before moving too deeply into degradation. If harvested too early: - many trichomes are still immature, - cannabinoid development is incomplete, - effects can feel unfinished or sharp. If harvested too late: - more cannabinoids begin degrading, - THC slowly converts over time into compounds like CBN, - effects often become heavier, sleepier, and more sedative. And while there is absolutely nothing wrong with harvesting later if that is what someone prefers, this specific window is personally where I feel the flower expresses itself best for my own medicinal and recreational preference. That is the beautiful part of growing: everyone eventually develops their own relationship with harvest timing. There is no single perfect answer. There is only observation, intention, and preference. And these girls were speaking very clearly. The fade across the leaves was incredible this week. Deep yellows, pale greens, dark fading edges, purples, reds hiding in places the camera barely captures properly. You can almost feel the plant redistributing everything it has left into the flowers before the end. Even the structure itself became fascinating near harvest. When we cut into the stems, the inside looked almost like a tiny tree trunk. Huge vascular channels running through the middle, thick supportive tissue, massive water transport systems that carried these flowers through their entire life cycle. You could feel it physically during harvest. This was not like cutting a soft plant anymore. It genuinely felt like cutting small trees. And honestly, the stem thickness explains a lot about the flowers themselves: dense structure, heavy tops, excellent water transport, strong support, healthy development. The genetics clearly had strength behind them. The flowers themselves are absolutely covered. At some points, the sugar leaves are literally curling and twisting under the sheer amount of trichome coverage. Any connoisseur looking at these buds up close immediately understands what they are looking at. Top shelf flower. No hype needed. The plant speaks for herself. The F.O.G. LED setup continues to impress more and more every run too. The flower quality under these lights has been genuinely outstanding. Resin production, density, coloration, structure, frost expression — everything feels elevated. It really does feel like we are watching part of the future of indoor cultivation unfold in real time. Of course, before harvest we had to bring these girls into the studio one final time. And honestly… they were amazing models. 😄 We shot: - dark dramatic portraits, - bright detailed flower shots, - macro closeups, - studio photographs, - behind-the-scenes moments, - live videos, - and a huge amount of focus-stacked macro photography. Some of the photographs became entire projects by themselves. For anyone curious about the “photo stacked” images: those are not single photographs. They are multiple photos merged together at different focus distances to create one final image with extreme detail and depth. Some stacks here used: - 103 photos, - 110 photos, - 171 photos, - 201 photos, - all the way up to 226 merged frames. The process takes patience: shooting, sorting, merging, aligning, correcting, editing, balancing colors, recovering detail, and then refining the final image carefully. But the result is worth it. You start seeing the flower almost like another world: individual trichome heads, resin textures, tiny color transitions, leaf structures, amber glands, frost patterns, details the naked eye simply cannot fully appreciate in real time. And the colors on this Nectar Drip are honestly stunning. Greens. Lime tones. Deep forest shades. Purples. Yellows. Reds. Silver frost. Orange pistils. Some shots leaned into darker cinematic moods, others pushed colorful vibrant expressions. We experimented a little and allowed the flowers to show different personalities depending on light, background, and mood. Now the plants are hanging peacefully. Because of their size and density, we could not hang everything as entire full plants. Instead, we divided them into grouped branches for drying. They now rest in controlled conditions for the next week or two while we monitor: - humidity, - drying speed, - aroma development, - branch flexibility, - and overall curing preparation. No rushing now. Harvest is not the finish line. Drying is part of the grow too. And honestly, sometimes it is one of the most important parts. We also included some video updates because certain things simply cannot be fully captured in photos alone: the way the flowers move, how the colors react in real light, the depth of the frost, the density, the atmosphere around the plant itself. The room felt calm this week. That strange calm after harvest where the work is technically done, but another important phase quietly begins. And next week? Next week will probably be the trimming and smoke review report. That is why we separated the reports into stages instead of forcing everything into one massive update. There are simply too many details, too many moments, too much material, and too much beauty in this run to rush through it carelessly. This harvest deserved time. And before ending this report, as always: Thank you. To Zamnesia. To Tical. To Plagron. To F.O.G. To LumifloraTo the gear. To the platform. To the community. To the longtime followers and OGs. To the new people stopping by out of curiosity. To the supporters. To the skeptics. To the silent viewers. To the haters too honestly 😄 To everyone who spent even a few seconds here with us. If someone stopped scrolling long enough to share this moment with us, then they deserve a little gratitude and a little love in return. This run was beautiful from beginning to end. And somehow… I still feel the story is not fully finished yet. 🌱 📡 DELETED @ 1K Please stay tuned.we never quit https://www.youtube.com/@TheDogDoctorOfficial NEW 🙏 Thank you for your patience and continued support. FOR DISCOUNT CODES AND MORE JUST FOLLOW THE LINK https://website.beacons.ai/dogdoctorofficial 📲 Don’t forget to Subscribe and follow me on Instagram and YouTube @DogDoctorOfficial for exclusive content, real-time updates, and behind-the-scenes magic. We’ve got so much more coming, including transplanting and all the amazing techniques that go along with it. You won’t want to miss it. 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Trust me, you won’t want to miss the next steps, let’s push the boundaries of indoor horticulture together! As always, this is shared for educational purposes, aiming to spread understanding and appreciation for this plant. Let’s celebrate it responsibly and continue to learn and grow together. With true love comes happiness. Always believe in yourself, and always do things expecting nothing and with an open heart. Be a giver, and the universe will give back in ways you could never imagine. 💚 Growers love to all 💚 📸 P.S. – The Eye Behind the Lens All photos in this diary (for now — except for the ones showing the camera, which I took with an iPhone) are taken with a Sony A6700 paired with a Sony full-frame macro lens and a few more. Photography is part of the story — it’s how we share the fine textures, the glow, and the quiet details that words can’t always capture. 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Day 14 she’s loving life. I learned our ph was coming out at ph 8.5 or over so we got that handled and since she’s exploded. I’ve very excited to have her in the arsenal again.

Week 7! Blue Dream'in is what I am doing! I'm loving this strain and round 2 of this grow in particular. She's got amazing smell, starts with a pine then fades into a berry/fruity smell. She has shown signs of heat stress and a bit of extra feeding was provided last week. Of all 4, she's the one I'm most excited about! July 31 - added some close ups.

As I mentioned above these plants were stunted, not one but all 3 which I found as consistently odd, however, I still got a small number of amazing buds, and the main colas were very chunky, with great terpenes of Cream, Sweet, Berry, Vanilla, looking forward to the smoke report.

Anesias Blueberry Banana ein von der Herstellerbeschreibung sehr netter Autoseed, welcher als kleiner Versuch, meine Photos in ihrem veg.-Zelt begleiten soll. (Auszug der Original Sortenbeschreibung Die Auto Blueberry Banana kombiniert den fruchtigen Bananengeschmack mit dem süß-sauren Beerenaroma der Blueberry und bietet ein unvergessliches Geschmackserlebnis. Sie hat die stärkste Indica-Wirkung aller Automatika, die wir bisher finden konnten. Diese automatische Indica-dominante Sorte erzeugt ein volles körperliches High und ist die perfekte Wahl zum Entspannen am Abend oder zum Chillen in der Sonne. Sie wächst kräftig mit einer starken Hauptblüte und vielen Seitenästen. Viele Pflanzen zeigen am Ende der Blütezeit farbenfrohe lila und rote oder fast schwarze Blätter und Knospen. Die ausgehärteten Knospen sind wunderbar klebrig und kompakt. Auto Blueberry Banana wird etwa 70-90 cm hoch und kann 10 Wochen nach der Keimung geerntet werden, wenn sie mit einem 20/4-Lichtzyklus kultiviert wird. Quelle: anesiaseeds.com) Die Dame wird bei mir jedoch 18/6 anstatt wie oft bei 20/4 wachsen müssen, da sie in dem Growzelt die Photos als Naschwerk 🍭begleitet. Starte mit dem Quellen am 04.10.um 22uhr in 1%igem Wasserstoffperoxid. Nach max. 20h kommt der Samen dann in ein kleines Nest aus Kokoserde direkt in seinen 8l Endtopf. Ca. 106h nach dem Quellen also 86h nach dem Einplanzen zeigt sich dann das kleine Pflänzchen. 🌱💚 Habe mich im Laufe dieser Woche dazu entschieden auch mit diesem Blümchen keine halben Sachen zu machen. Sie bekommt eine eigene Sonne. Bisher stand sie zusammen mit den Photos unter einer Mars Haydro FC 1500 evo welche ich nur zur vegetativen Phase nutze. Für eine ordentlich Dosis Photonen für das Blümchen sorgt jetzt ab der ersten vegetativen Woche eine GCX 4 pwr. 🌞 😀 Falls sich jemand wundert. Habe die Tage zwischenzeitlich an das Datum des Tages angepasst an welchem sie aus der Erde kam.

Esta semana aplique la tecnica lst. Hubiera preferido hacerlo antes pero estaba esperando por que antes queria trasplantarlas. Pero no he podido comprar macetas, ni el medio de cultivo. Entonces decidi hacerlo en las macetas actuales para comenzar a guiar la planta, ya que va creciendo muy rapido. Junto con la tecnica lst tambien hice defoliacion a todas las plantas. Comence a regar con fertilizante en polvo Green House para la etapa de vegetacion. Uso 0.5g / 1L . Ocupo unos 2L para regar cada planta.

After 15 days of strong wind and rain weather, i quit my planta in the woods...but they are though ... ONLY with 5 weeks.:-) i moved to new home. i'm a Litlle sad because i have to quit my indoor growing... for another hand i going to Start outdoor way happy grow

Every day the whole plant iis getting heavier and the buds are growing bigger minute by minute... Thank you Barney’s Farm for such a super quality of every your seed and produce!...

È stata una settimana molto calda e piena di bellissime giornate, il meteo è meraviglioso questo periodo. Le bellissime autofiorenti dutchfemseeds sono tutte vicinissime alla fase finale della fioritura e alcune sono già pronte per essere raccolte ma aspetteremo un altra settimana abbondante prima di raccogliere tutte le infiorescenze mature in maniera graduale. Molto colorate le mimosa Purple Kush e molto resinose, il resto delle varietà ognuna ha il suo aroma speciale ed inconfondibile,tutte molto resinose e piene di infiorescenze molto dure e cariche di resina appiccicosa. Sono felice perché queste varietà come sempre soddisfano a pieno le mie esigenze e sono spettacolari vederle fiorire nel giardino. Alcune sfiorano il metro ed ottanta centimetri di altezza con infiorescenze ovunque. Manca poco! Un abbraccio a tutti.

The week was well. One of my ladies seem a little over watered. So I'll cut back on her little this week. I did top them all (yes I top earlier than most people 3rd or 4th node rather than 5th or 6th) this week every time I watered I threw in some human acid and whatever microbes I felt like using I think I've added pnsb, & recharge and prolly the sample of fish sh!t I had this week. I'll prolly brew a tea or do a compost extract sometime this week just because I haven't done one yet.

This week, the weather was quite stormy and unpredictable. Temperatures ranged from around 20°C to as high as 30°C, with strong winds and several thunderstorms throughout the week. At one point, the outdoor plant was even knocked over by the storm and lay horizontally on the lawn for a few hours. Despite that, it handled the situation very well and recovered without any major issues. I also topped the uppermost shoots once more, as the stretch has already been quite significant. Indoors, everything is looking good as well. The plant has now been in a 12/12 light cycle for 14 days and is gradually starting to show flower development.