**Semaine 5 : Cinquième Semaine de Floraison – Phase Bulking (18-24 mars 2026)** **Note :** transition réussie vers le bulk végétatif. ### Contexte et Objectifs de la Semaine Semaine 5 = entrée franche dans le **bulking** pur. Le stretch est terminé, l’énergie est désormais massivement redirigée vers le gonflement des buds, la production de trichomes et l’accumulation de masse/resine. Steering : **végétatif confirmé** (irrigations fréquentes, runoff 20-30 %, dryback contrôlé mais moins agressif que pendant le stretch, VWC plus stable). Objectif principal : maximiser le volume et la densité des buds tout en maintenant une santé parfaite jusqu’au pic de résine (semaines 6-8). **Petit point éducation + tips sur la fin du stretch et le passage en bulking** - **Fin du stretch** : chez la plupart des variétés hybrides/indica-dominantes comme Sticky Broccoli, le stretch s’arrête ou ralentit fortement entre la fin de semaine 3 et milieu de semaine 5. Ici, seulement +10 cm cette semaine (vs +20 cm/semaine auparavant) → c’est **parfaitement normal et souhaitable**. La plante a fini d’étirer ses entrenœuds et passe en mode « remplissage ». - **Pourquoi les buds grossissent maintenant + trichomes apparaissent** : La combinaison steering végétatif + EC 2.6-2.95 + PK 13/14 + Sugar Royal + Green Sensation + enzymes + CO₂ 900 ppm + DLI 32 + UV 45 min/jour crée un environnement hyper favorable à la division cellulaire et à la biosynthèse des cannabinoïdes/terpènes. Les trichomes (glandes résineuses) commencent à se multiplier et à grossir dès la semaine 5 chez les génétiques résineuses. C’est le moment où on voit la plante « s’épaissir » vraiment. - **Tips concrets pour maximiser le bulking** : - Ne pas monter l’EC trop vite (3.2-3.4 risque de lockout léger en coco) - Garder le VPD jour 0.9-1.2 kPa et nuit 0.8-1.1 → transpiration optimale sans stress - Augmenter progressivement l’UV (45 → 90 min/jour en semaine 6) pour booster terpènes et THC - Surveiller le runoff pH (idéal 5.8-6.2) → si il descend sous 5.7, petite montée pH solution 0.1-0.2 - Photos tous les 2-3 jours pour détecter tôt tout jaunissement bas ou pointe de feuille qui brunit ### Observations des Plantes - **Plante dominante** : a clairement pris le dessus. Hauteur actuelle **~1m50** (seulement +10 cm cette semaine). Stretch terminé, structure très grosse et aérée, canopée dense mais bien pénétrée par la lumière. - **Buds** : commencent à vraiment grossir, les calices s’épaississent, premiers trichomes visibles à l’œil nu sur les buds supérieurs (légère brillance sucrée). Pistils encore majoritairement blancs mais commencent à s’enrouler légèrement. - **Vigueur générale** : excellente, vert profond, pas de carence visible, pas de burn, pas de pest. La plante secondaire est plus petite mais suit bien. Clones toujours très sains. - Zéro signe de stress, plantes en pleine forme et concentrées sur le remplissage floral. ### Paramètres Environnementaux (TrolMaster + GrowOps – synthèse 18-22 mars) - **Température jour** : 23-25 °C (cible actuelle 23-25, leaf temp ~24-27) - **Température nuit** : 18-20 °C (cible 18-20) - **Humidité jour** : 64-74 % → baisse progressive vers 60-70 en fin de semaine - **Humidité nuit** : 49-59 % - **VPD** : 0.8-1.2 kPa jour/nuit (stable et optimal pour bulking) - **PPFD moyen** : ~733-750 (max ~814) → DLI ~32 mol/m²/jour (parfait) - **UV** : 45 min/jour (prévu +45 min en semaine 6) - **CO₂** : setpoint 900 ppm jour (non mesuré précisément mais actif) - **EC solution** : 2.6-2.95 mS/cm (baisse légère récente à 2.6) - **pH solution** : 5.8-6.0 (runoff 5.8-6.2) - **Irrigation** : Fréquente, runoff 20-30 % quotidien - **Steering** : Végétatif (confirmé) - **Night dryback** : 8-12 % (très contrôlé) ### Problèmes et Ajustements Aucun problème majeur. - Légère baisse EC feed (de ~3.0-3.4 → 2.6) : volontaire pour éviter accumulation en coco pendant le pic de bulking. - Température jour un peu haute par moments (25-27 leaf) → surveiller pour éviter stretch résiduel ou transpiration excessive. - UV à 45 min → bonne montée prévue semaine 6. ### Plans pour la Semaine 6 - Continuer steering végétatif + possible petit pic EC/PK si buds semblent ralentir. - Augmenter UV à 90 min/jour. - Légère défoliation sélective (feuilles qui bloquent vraiment la lumière sur buds inférieurs). - Photos rapprochées pour suivre trichomes et gonflement. - Préparer clones mères si sélection finale. Ce journal sera mis à jour hebdomadairement. #GrowLegendary #Zamnesia #Plagron #EternityGrowCup2 Les buds prennent vraiment du volume maintenant, la plante dominante est impressionnante à 1m50 et les premiers trichomes visibles → ça sent le gros rendement qui arrive ! 🌱✨

Day 92 from seed the plant has responded very well to lifting her up to have more exposure to the light the buds start to fatten them right away unfortunately it's too late to get huge buds as I was hoping in the beginning but nevertheless for sure it will give me a very good quality flower despise the lack of light in the most important weeks for Bud development and unfortunately that time cannot be claimed back despise that she looks beautiful and I'm sure she will be delightful to smoke . Thank you for reading I will continue to update have a happy grow.

🎩🌈🍬 Pheno 1 Veggin her longer Soon transplanting B4 I Flip her 🌸

Shes blowing up and is really throwing the trichomes! I'm super happy with the odor and shes very vigorous. She seems to be taking a little longer then her friend strawbwery gorilla. I expect to see her swell!!!! My apologies that I was late this week will double up on Thursday for you guys as these photos I took last Wednesday to put things into perspective. Check back next week to see just how fast she grows. Don't forget its 4:20 somewhere!!!!!

This week was great took some more cuttings .....testing wich method is more successful .... airoponics vs coco perlite mix Same light same hours ...no nutrients ....lost 1in the coco perlite dome

💜 Purple Haze by Zamnesia – Pheno A Week 10 | This Girl Is on Fire! 🔥💜👑 Welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 Okay... I've finally figured out the soundtrack for this girl. There is only one song playing in my head every single time I look at her. 🎶 “This girl is on fire...” 🎶 Yes. Alicia Keys. 😂🔥 And I swear... I can't look at Purple Haze Pheno A anymore without hearing that song in my head. Because... THIS GIRL IS ON FIRE. 🔥💜 Look at her. The colour. The structure. The flower formation. The stacking. The bud size. The trichomes. The density. Everything seems to be moving forward at once. And the funny thing? She's doing it fast. For a photoperiod running 12/12 from seed, she seems to be moving at a pace that sometimes makes me wonder if somebody secretly turned her into an autoflower when I wasn't looking. 😂 Of course, she's not. She's a photoperiod. She's following the same 12/12 schedule as the rest of the room. But somehow... when I look at her... she just seems to be moving. And moving quickly. So let's give this girl the spotlight she clearly came here to steal. 💜🔥👑 🔥 This Girl Is on Fire Last week I called Purple Haze Pheno A one of the most beautifully balanced plants in the room. This week? I'm upgrading the description. She's on fire. 😂🔥 The changes aren't necessarily about one gigantic transformation. It's the combination of everything happening together. The buds are stacking. The flower structures are becoming more substantial. The developing flowers are getting more definition. The trichome development is becoming increasingly visible. The colour remains beautiful. And the plant overall is starting to look like she's really finding her rhythm. This is one of those weeks where I walk into the room, look at her... and immediately stop. "Whoa." She's got that effect now. 💜 The Colour Is Still Beautiful Let's start with something I've loved about this phenotype from the beginning. That colour. Those deep greens are absolutely gorgeous. And as the flowers continue developing, the contrast between the dark foliage and the developing buds becomes even more striking. There's a richness to this plant. The leaves look deep and healthy. The flowers are standing out beautifully against them. And the whole plant has that incredibly photogenic quality that makes you want to keep taking another photograph. Then another. And another. Because every angle seems to show something different. The deeper I look... the more I see. And right now, I'm seeing a girl that's absolutely thriving in her own little corner of the 8×8 jungle. 🌸 The Buds Are Stacking This is probably the biggest thing catching my attention this week. The stacking. The flowers are becoming much more substantial, and the individual structures are starting to come together in a way that gives the plant a much more developed flowering appearance. We're not just looking at little flowering points anymore. We're starting to see real structure. Real volume. Real density beginning to develop. And it's happening throughout the plant. That makes me particularly excited because one of the things I've appreciated about Purple Haze Pheno A from the beginning has been her balance. She isn't just producing one impressive top. She's creating a beautiful overall flowering structure. And now those structures are starting to build on themselves. Layer by layer. Flower by flower. Week by week. Stacking. 🌸🔥 ❄️ And Those Trichomes... Oh boy. This is another part of the story that's becoming increasingly interesting. The trichome development is becoming much more noticeable, and when you get close enough to really look at the flowers... there's that sparkle. That little layer of frost. That tiny world happening on the surface of the flowers. This is where macro photography becomes dangerous. 😂📸 Because you start looking at one flower. Then you zoom in. Then you look at one little area. Then another. And suddenly you've forgotten that you went into the room to check something completely different. 😂💜 But that's what makes this stage so enjoyable. The plant is changing from something we simply observe from a distance into something that rewards increasingly close inspection. And Purple Haze? She's giving the camera plenty to work with. 🚀 Moving Like an Autoflower? Now here's something that genuinely makes me laugh. This girl is a photoperiod. She's running 12/12 from seed, just like the rest of the room. Yet when I look at her development... she sometimes looks like she's trying to beat the autoflowers to the finish line. 😂 I'm not saying she's actually ahead. She's still got plenty of flowering time ahead of her. And I know better than to start declaring winners at Week 10. But visually? She looks like she's moving extremely quickly. The flower formation. The stacking. The resin development. The overall maturity of the flowers. It all seems to be happening at a very nice pace. Maybe it's simply my eye. Maybe I'm getting excited because I'm watching her every week. Maybe the difference will become less obvious as the other girls catch up. Or maybe... this phenotype really is just moving. 😂🔥 That's what we'll find out. And that's the beauty of documenting the whole journey. We don't have to decide today. We can simply keep watching. 👑 The Crown Is Getting Dangerous I've said this before... but I'm saying it again. Everybody still has a crown. 👑 This room is full of girls that are doing something special. One has the aroma. Another has the structure. Another has the size. Another has the colour. Another has the flowers. And then there's Purple Haze Pheno A standing there like: "Are we sure everybody gets a crown?" 😂💜👑 Because she's making a very convincing argument for taking everybody else's. The thing I like most, though, is that we're still nowhere near the end. This isn't the final chapter. We're not judging the finished flowers. We're watching development. So maybe she's on fire now... but we've still got a lot of story left to tell. And I'm absolutely here for it. 🌿 The Perfect Combination What makes this phenotype particularly exciting for me is that she's not relying on one characteristic. It's the combination. Deep green foliage. Beautiful structure. Compact proportions. Strong flower formation. Increasing bud size. Visible resin development. Beautiful stacking. And now... speed. 😂🔥 That's a pretty impressive package. She's still around 120 cm, so she's not trying to become the tallest plant in the room. She doesn't need to. She's showing us that you don't have to be enormous to make an enormous impression. Sometimes it's about what you do with the space you have. And Purple Haze seems to understand that very well. 💡 Same 12/12. Different Expression. This is another reason I'm enjoying this phenotype hunt so much. The room is following the same overall lighting philosophy. The plants are running under the same 12/12 schedule. They're sharing the same ecosystem. They're experiencing the same general environmental conditions. And yet... look at the differences. Every plant has its own rhythm. Purple Haze Pheno A appears to be finding hers. And right now, that rhythm seems to be: build flowers → stack → frost → repeat. 😂🔥 We're simply watching. ⚗️ Feeding & Consistency The room continues following the established flowering nutrition strategy: 🌱 Plagron Terra Bloom – 2.2 ml/L 🌱 Power Buds – 1 ml/L 🌱 Green Sensation – 1 ml/L 🌱 Sugar Royal – 1 ml/L ⚗️ Lemon Kick / pH adjustment as required Current readings remain around: ⚗️ pH – 6.0 ⚡ EC – approximately 2.0 mS/cm And again... there's no reason to complicate something that is working. Purple Haze is looking fantastic. She's growing. She's flowering. She's stacking. She's getting frosty. She's maintaining that beautiful colour. So we're continuing with consistency and letting her show us what she wants to become. 🌡️ The Environment This week's recorded conditions are: 🌸 Flower Week: 10 📏 Height: 120 cm 💡 Light schedule: 12/12 🌡️ Day temperature: 29.9°C 🌙 Night temperature: 25°C 💧 Relative humidity: 60% ⚗️ pH: 6.0 ⚡ EC: approximately 2.0 mS/cm 💦 Solution temperature: 25°C 🌱 Substrate temperature: 26°C 💨 CO₂: 639 ppm ? Pot size: 15 L 💧 Watering: approximately 1.2 L/plant/24h The environment remains stable. And Purple Haze is responding beautifully. 📸 The Camera Loves Her I think this is becoming obvious by now. This girl is photogenic. 😂💜📸 The deeper colours. The flower structure. The contrast between leaves and flowers. The developing frost. The stacking. The shapes. Everything works. And this is exactly the kind of plant that makes macro photography so addictive. You start with the whole plant. Then you photograph a branch. Then a flower. Then you get closer. Then closer again. And suddenly you're looking at an entirely different landscape. That's one of the things I love most about documenting this run. We're not just recording growth. We're discovering tiny worlds. And Purple Haze Pheno A is giving us plenty of them. 🔥 The Girl Who Keeps Accelerating There's something really satisfying about watching a plant go from: "She's beautiful." to: "Holy crap, she's really building now." That's where I feel we are with Purple Haze. The earlier weeks were about structure. Then flower formation. Then development. And now... momentum. Everything seems to be coming together. The buds are becoming more substantial. The stacking is becoming more obvious. The trichomes are becoming more visible. The plant is looking increasingly mature. And the whole thing is happening quickly enough that I'm genuinely curious about where she'll be a few weeks from now. Because if this is Week 10... I'm very interested in Week 11. And Week 12. And beyond. 😂💜🔥 🔍 What Am I Watching Now? My biggest questions have changed again. I'm not wondering whether she's going to produce beautiful flowers. That's already happening. Now I'm watching: 🌸 How much more will those buds stack? ❄️ How much more resin will develop? 💜 How will the colour evolve as she matures? 🌿 How much more density will the flowers gain? And perhaps most importantly: 👑 Is this girl actually coming for the crown? 😂🔥 I don't know yet. And I'm not going to pretend I do. We're still too early to call the final result. But she's certainly putting herself into the conversation. 💜 Don't Blink Honestly... with this girl, I'm starting to think we shouldn't blink. 😂 You look away for a week... and suddenly there's more flower. More stacking. More frost. More development. More reason to grab the camera. She's becoming one of those plants where the weekly comparison is particularly satisfying because the changes are becoming easier to see. And that is exactly what I want from this diary. Not just a final photograph. Not just a final result. But the story of how we got there. Week by week. Flower by flower. Photograph by photograph. 🔮 Looking Ahead I know she's still far from the finish line. That's important. We're not calling this the end. We're not calling her finished. We're not making predictions about the final result. We're simply enjoying what she's showing us right now. And right now? She's showing us something beautiful. So I'll keep watching the stacking. I'll keep watching the resin. I'll keep watching the flower development. I'll keep watching the colour. And, of course... I'll keep the camera ready. Because something tells me this girl isn't finished surprising us yet. 👑 Let the Girl Shine So... Week 10. Purple Haze Pheno A. This girl is on fire. 🔥💜 She's beautiful. She's stacking. She's developing beautiful flowers. She's building impressive bud structure. She's getting increasingly frosty. She's maintaining those deep greens. She's compact. She's balanced. She's moving quickly. And she's starting to make a very serious case for herself. Maybe she's simply having a particularly good week. Maybe my eyes are getting carried away. Maybe the rest of the room will catch up. Or maybe... we're watching a phenotype that really does have a little extra speed in her flowering rhythm. Whatever the answer is... I'm enjoying the hell out of watching it happen. 😂💜🔥 For now, everybody still gets their crown. 👑 But Purple Haze Pheno A? She's standing underneath the spotlight... and she's definitely turning up the heat. 🔥🔥🔥 🙏 Thank You Another week of the 8×8 Adventure, and another week where the girls continue showing us why phenotype hunting is so much fun. A huge thank you to GrowDiaries for giving growers a place to document these journeys, share experiences and learn together. Thank you to Zamnesia for the Purple Haze genetics and for giving us the opportunity to discover what this phenotype can become. Thank you to Plagron for the nutrition supporting the garden. Thank you to Future of Grow LED for keeping the photons flying. Thank you to LumiFlora for helping bring additional light into the deeper canopy. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping keep the environment stable. And, of course... thank you to everyone following along. Every comment. Every question. Every observation. Every person who stops by to see how the girls are progressing. It genuinely means a lot. And Purple Haze Pheno A? Well... I think we've found her song. 😂🎶 "This girl is on fire..." And honestly... I don't think I could have picked a better one. She's deep green. She's frosty. She's stacking. She's beautiful. She's moving fast. And she's becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. We're still far from the finish line. There are still plenty of chapters left. But for this week? The spotlight belongs to her. 💜🔥👑 Let's see how far this girl can take it. Let's see who keeps their crown. And let's see whether Purple Haze Pheno A can keep that fire burning all the way to the end. This girl is on fire. 🔥💜 Growers Love, my friends, and happy growing! 🌱💚💜👑

Stunted but great 👍 very juicy and smells very nice the second plant hasn’t got any purple and has struggled abit but I think it’s still gonna be good

She strong little thing this the 2nd seed I planted of this strain the 1st one didn't pop for me idk why. Only spray and bottle watering her for right now she is in a 5 gallon pot don’t want to over water the pot and cause nat or mold issues. Today is the 1st day of the 2nd week. Dome came off the past few days also.

This week I tried to let them go, only did some gnat hunting with the vacuum to keep populations down. Sunshine found a great way to hold the plant down with some thrift store Christmas light fixtures. At the end of this week, I tied the remaining upward stalks down and away. The final bits of training before we can hopefully go towards flowering coming week. I did some foliar feeding also to help the soil dry out a bit, also to fight the gnats. Maybe overdid it a bit with a few yellow points on the leaves. On to flowering!!

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first topping for lollipoping. spray seaweed a few.

🌸 Pink Rosay Auto by Zamnesia | Pheno B | Week 6 (Early Flower) 🌱 Small in Size, Huge in Character Not every plant dreams of touching the ceiling. Some choose a different path. While her sister reached upward with remarkable speed, this little Pink Rosay has quietly remained true to herself, growing into one of the most compact plants inside the entire Project Blue Tent. At first glance, some growers might overlook her. I certainly won't. Sometimes the smallest plant ends up telling the biggest story. Running under my ongoing 12/12 From Seed experiment, she has spent her entire life making every decision beneath flowering hours. Instead of investing energy into vertical growth, she has poured everything into building a sturdy framework filled with healthy branches, tight internodes, and an abundance of developing flower sites. She's proof that size has never been the only measure of success. 🌸 Week 6 – Every Flower Has Its Place This week her flowering really began to shine. Those brilliant white pistils are everywhere. Every branch is crowned with fresh clusters that seem to grow larger each day, creating dozens of little stars scattered throughout the canopy. These delicate white hairs are the plant's first invitation to reproduction, reaching outward in search of pollen in nature. Indoors, without pollination, they become the foundation upon which each flower will continue to build. Watching them emerge is always one of my favourite stages. It's the moment when potential becomes visible. The buds are still young, but they already carry that wonderful promise of everything that's still to come. 🌿 Structure & Growth Standing at approximately 55 cm, Pink Rosay remains the smallest plant in the tent. Yet nothing about her feels underdeveloped. Quite the opposite. Her compact architecture has produced incredibly tight node spacing, allowing flower sites to form almost one above another. Instead of long stretches between branches, nearly every centimetre of stem contributes to future flower production. Gentle Low Stress Training has opened the canopy just enough for light to reach deep into the plant while maintaining her naturally balanced form. She isn't trying to become the tallest. She's simply becoming herself. 🍃 Plant Health Health continues to be absolutely exceptional. The foliage displays a rich emerald-green colour from top to bottom, with beautiful leaf posture and excellent turgor throughout the plant. There are no signs of nutrient stress, deficiencies or excesses. Everything looks relaxed. Comfortable. Balanced. Even with rapid flower formation underway, she continues producing vigorous new growth while maintaining the kind of healthy appearance every grower hopes to see when opening the tent each morning. Sometimes perfect health is quiet. This plant is a wonderful example of that. 💧 Hand Watering & Nutrition Like her sister, Pink Rosay continues to be hand-watered rather than connected to the AutoPot system, allowing close daily observation and precise control over her feeding. Current feeding: • Terra Bloom — 1.9 ml/L • Pure Zym — 1 ml/L • Sugar Royal — 1 ml/L • Power Buds — 1 ml/L • Green Sensation — 1 ml/L Maintaining: • EC: 1.78 mS/cm • pH: 6.0 She's responding beautifully, maintaining outstanding colour and steady flower development without asking for anything more than consistency. 🌡️ Environment The environment remains stable, allowing every phenotype to express its own personality without unnecessary stress. Current conditions: • Day temperature: 29°C • Night temperature: 25°C • Relative humidity: 60% • Solution temperature: 21°C • Root zone temperature: 21°C • CO₂: approximately 639 ppm Even during the warmer summer days, the room continues providing the consistency that allows healthy genetics to perform at their best. 🌼 A Lesson in Phenotypes One of my favourite parts of growing multiple plants from the same strain is watching nature write different stories from the same genetic book. If I had only grown this Pink Rosay, I might describe the variety as naturally compact. If I had only grown her sister, I might say she stretches enthusiastically. Both observations would be true. Neither would tell the whole story. That's the beauty of phenotypes. Every seed carries the same family name, but each one develops its own personality, its own rhythm, and its own way of expressing those shared genetics. This little lady reminds me that sometimes the quietest plants have the most interesting stories to tell. 👀 Looking Ahead With the stretch now largely behind her, the next few weeks should be all about building flowers. Her incredibly tight node spacing could become one of her greatest strengths, allowing individual flower sites to merge into dense, beautifully stacked colas. She may never be the largest harvest in the room. But I have a feeling she'll produce something very special. Sometimes the plants that ask for the least attention end up becoming the jars you reach for most often. 🙏 Final Thoughts This little Pink Rosay has become one of my favourite reminders that gardening isn't about chasing uniformity. It's about giving every plant the opportunity to become exactly what it was meant to be. She may be the smallest plant inside the tent, but every day she stands there with remarkable health, vibrant colour, flawless structure and flowers that continue to multiply beneath a crown of brilliant white pistils. Some growers measure success in height. Others measure it in yield. I'm learning, once again, that true success is watching a plant express its own personality while thriving from beginning to end. A huge thank you to Zamnesia for these wonderful genetics, Plagron for providing the nutrition that keeps these plants thriving, Future of Grow for the outstanding lighting, TrolMaster for maintaining such a stable environment, and to everyone following this journey here on GrowDiaries. Your support, encouragement, questions, and shared passion for growing continue to make this adventure even more rewarding. Small in stature. Beautiful in every detail. And quietly preparing to surprise us all. Growers Love and happy growing! 🌱💚

Hey Cannafam, Its been a mixed week here in the UK, the first half was consistant 20c and nice sunny weather but the past few days have been a bit chilly for her down to 16c cloudy, some rain and windy. At the beginning of the week i transplanted into a gallon fabric pot with 2/3 plagron royal mix and 1/3 canna coco, throughout the mix ive used dynomyco and some also in the transplanting hole. Around the pot is copper tape and on the surface wool pelletts, both of these are meant to deter slugs/snails who are the main UK plant enemy and hopefully this will be enough! Although i was really careful when transplanting the soil very quickly crumbled away and i was a bit rough with her by accident. I was worried abput transplant shock but she seems to be ok 🤞 Ive also moved her to her final home which is the disused drained pond that i use every year, the recess keeps them out of sight and it gets the sun for most of the day. Overall she looks happy and the next couple of leaf stages are gettin ready to shoot out 😊 Thats all from me this week, thanks for stopping by 😊✌️

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Electrical Conductivity refers to how easily a material or solution allows electrons or ions to flow continuously when an electrical potential is applied. Electrochemical Reactance is the opposition to alternating current (AC) caused specifically by the temporary storage of energy in electric or magnetic fields, rather than energy being lost as heat. Reactance does not directly alter a material's intrinsic electrical conductivity. Instead, it dictates how the system stores and releases energy over time, which creates a temporary barrier to current flow in AC circuits. Together with resistance, reactance makes up total impedance. Electrical impedance (the combination of resistance and reactance) in the rhizosphere dictates how easily ions and water move into plant roots, directly impacting the Electron Transport Rate (ETR). High impedance restricts ion mobility, leading to nutrient deficiencies that decrease ETR and stunt overall plant growth. Using copper and zinc plates in the plant medium to form a natural earth battery to assist with Electrochemical Reactance. The moist soil acts as an electrolyte, while zinc serves as the anode and copper as the cathode. Zinc is a highly reactive metal and oxidizes, losing electrons into the soil. These electrons travel through an external wire to the copper plate. The moisture and dissolved salts in your plant medium allow charged ions to move freely between the plates, completing the circuit and generating a small direct current (usually between 0.8 and 1.1 volts). This micro-current subtly alters/the Electrical Conductivity (EC), allowing more effective breaking apart of chemical bonds in the soil (electrolysis), making soil nutrients like phosphorus, calcium, and potassium more accessible to roots. Buried the zinc plate on one side of the plant’s root zone and the copper plate on the opposite side. Ran an insulated copper wire above ground to connect the zinc plate to the copper plate, creating a closed loop. Make sure your soil remains moist and contains natural mineral salts; entirely distilled water or bone-dry medium will prevent ion exchange and block the current. Not all minds think the same; it's a hard concept to grasp for one who has only ego. When someone operates solely from the ego, they tend to view their own perspective as the objective truth. To them, if someone else thinks differently, it is seen as a flaw, a lack of intelligence, or a personal affront, rather than simply a different, valid experience. The ego assumes that others are just extensions of itself. It cannot easily differentiate between "I think this" and "This is the universal truth". This is called the Mirror Fallacy. True understanding of another mind requires stepping out of oneself. The ego, by definition, is obsessed with self-preservation and being "right," which blocks empathy. Different perspectives are interpreted as attacks on the ego's stability. Instead of curiosity, it feels defensive. Acknowledging that others have entirely different internal worlds—with unique motivations, fears, and histories—requires dismantling the illusion that the world revolves around one’s own viewpoint. It’s a shift from "Why are they wrong?" to "How did they get to that perspective?" Gospel of Thomas #17 "I shall give you what no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and no hand has touched, and what has not come into the human heart." precedes saying #18, which questions the "beginning" and "end". First, you need The Eyes to See, The Ears to Hear & The Mind of the Heart. "Alpha to omega" refers to the first (Α/α) and last (Ω/ω) letters of the Greek alphabet, symbolizing "the beginning and the end". It represents totality, eternity, or the entirety of something. Revelation 22:13, "I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End" (NKJV, NIV). Both originate from Greek. Alpha (Α/α) is the first letter of the Greek alphabet (representing the beginning). Atom comes from atomos, meaning "indivisible," often seen as the foundational "first" particle of matter. In some esoteric and linguistic theories, the biblical name "Adam" (Hebrew for man/earth) is connected to "atom" because both represent the original, foundational unit (the first man vs. the first particle). Alpha Particles are particles emitted during radioactive decay, named "alpha" because they were the first type of nuclear radiation discovered. They are atomic nuclei consisting of two protons and two neutrons. The study of the atom often deals with the "beginning" (alpha) of chemical reactions and fundamental building blocks. The terms are linked primarily as symbols for "the beginning" (Alpha), the "fundamental unit" (Atom), and the "original man" (Adam). The uppercase symbol Omega (Ω/ω) is primarily used in electronics and physics to measure electrical resistance in ohms, representing how materials resist electron flow. It is also used in various fields to represent the density parameter in cosmology, solid angles in physics, and special constants or asymptotic growth rates in mathematics. In quantum mechanics, "Omega" (Ω/ω) can refer to several concepts related to measuring or representing quantum coherence, generally categorized into dynamical, mathematical, or physical parameters: Dynamical Coherence Measures Omega Pattern (Superconducting Circuits) Coupling Strength Angular Frequency Quantum Coherence Framework v24.0 Electron flow is not the same as electrical conductivity, but they are intimately related. Electron flow is the physical motion of electrons, while electrical conductivity is the material property that determines how easily that flow can happen. Electron Flow (The "What"): The physical movement of negatively charged electrons through a conductor (usually from negative to positive). It is the act of carrying a charge. Electrical Conductivity (The "How Well"): An intrinsic material property that measures how easily a material allows electrons (or other charge carriers) to move through it. Electron Flow (The Action): The actual physical movement of electrons from one molecule (donor) to another (acceptor) in a pathway, such as the photosynthetic electron transport chain or cellular respiration. The current itself (dynamic electricity). Electrical Conductivity (The Property): An intrinsic property of a material (like copper,glass,soil) that measures how easily it allows electric current (electron flow) to pass through it. A measure of ease. A high-conductivity material has low resistance and lets electrons move freely. Electron transport rate (ETR), the rate at which electrons travel through the chain. You can have Electron Flow occurring (electrons moving through the chain), but a very low Electron Transport Rate if the plant is in the shade. If light increases, the Electron Flow still follows the same path, but the Electron Transport Rate increases because more electrons are moving per second. In summary, ETR is a quantitative measure of electron flow. Think of "Electron Flow" as the movement itself, and "Electron Transport Rate" as the speed or quantity of that movement. Photosystem II (PSII) is a critical multi-subunit protein complex in thylakoid membranes that initiates photosynthetic light reactions by splitting water and transferring electrons. "Et lux in tenebris lucet, et tenebrae eam non comprehenderunt," John 1:5

September 8 will be considered a day for the first time, Day 1 and I’m desire to call names Auto acid is “Tiwa” and Auto Kong 4 is “Ratree” 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

So one thing about this strain that was kind of a bummer was the smells were literally all over the place in a great way. Sour gummies worms from the keef, diesle/gas from the leaves, and lemon hard candy/carrots/dab carts from the buds but when smoked it, the floral taste was so rounded that the other smells never came thru except the purple one that had tight smaller buds, had a lemony taste still. (Remember had to cut early from braking). On the other hand, the way this plant grew had me in a state of personal amazement. I was actully super excited telling my friends that it got TOO BIG for the branches. Buds stacked perfectly on every plant. The topping and recover time went smooth. She shaped nicely right before flower. And back to my negative statement that I had..... the smells were INCREDIBLE!!! I recommend it to everyone soly for the smells.

So that was fun, and trouble free! First round with RDWC was a success. Compared to previous grows I barely had to manage them. It probably reduced my time with the plants by 50%. I know I had spacing issues and a lack of light that led to reduced bud density. I’ll be fixing that next grow. I chopped them down last night and they’re drying. 21C and 51%RH. Look for the video at the end of this week for a surprise time lapse! I’ll keep doing them, and they’ll get better each time! Cheers, and see all you again for the final weigh in a week ✌️

Hello. This is the end of week 8 and the beginning of week 9 of flowering. Flushed last week and I'll flush this week too. I like to flush, I get better taste because of it. I'm pleased with this strain. The buds are hard and have a good smell and the plant are holding up their branches covered in buds. I see a couple of branches heading for the floor though. That's my way of gauging how heavy my buds are. When I water later, I'll tie them up. This is the last week for these lovely girls. Smells like metallic skunk with some sweet orange undertones in the basement. But when I touch the buds and smell my fingers, I get more of a sweet musky orange skunky smell. Smells delicious. Not just a straight cat pee smell, but something I might want to smoke, with some flavor to it. I'll post some pictures before I harvest next week. Ok. Be Great. Chuck.