Cambio liquidos a floración por ver ya sus flores, muy contento con los resultados, la poda justo a tiempo. He tenido un problema con la mesa A, una de las luces se ha fundido, la sustituyo por una de 4200k mismo voltage, hasta que la marca me lo reemplaze por defectuosa.

Se poda primer nudo , ya pronto se pasará a floración.

Die Woche ist sehr gut verlaufen sie hat sich sehr gut gefallen die Herchen stehen ab sie blüht ich könnte auch hier leider nicht so viele Bilder diese Woche machen allerdings gibt es die nächste Woche wieder mehr

I just moved this wonderful lady on her 4th week of life, I moved her into a 25l pot, and I'm starting to lst her. Let's see how she performs. Hope to be able to make a big nice bush

5/5/2024 Pistils pistils pistils 5/8 these plants are fucking exploding! Super exciting to see them like this. Pistils everywhere and they’re just STACKING! don’t even see budlets yet, just pistils. The structure of these plants is beautiful. They handle training fairly well. I topped one and super cropped it and did a bit of lst. I was feeling impatient so I decided to see what happened if I pushed the one a little harder and left the other to grow naturally.

I did half the recommended dose of Indo products through out this grow

14 oz dry weight ish think it was 393g’s didnt weigh it for 14days was a stunning plant to grow nice mellow stoned defo happy with it and one i would recommend if u want big yield’s

So since I had the mold and bud rot problems I had to divide my schedule of harvest and divide the product as well. - Healthy buds are ones belonging to branches where there are no signs of rot/mold. -Mid-healthy buds are untouched by disease but still belonging to a branch where there was some disease. -Last category are the salvaged ones, where I cut them from bigger buds that had disease or they were in some part affected. These 3 categories each have their own drying space and where harvested in this order to prevent spreading of spores and stuff. For the salvaged buds every time I removed a part with disease I cleaned the scissors with alcohol. I only removed the sun-leaves + penguin leaves and will be doing a dry trim for the sugar leaves later on.

Guava Slushy here in the start of week 5 of Bloom! I've got some supplemental lighting going on to see if it'll help some of the lower areas not receiving as much light!! Let's see we are running advanced nutrients connoisseur bloom a & b. So I found out they make a connoisseur bloom A & B that's safe for coco coir! So i got some other way! Ive been giving her water inbetween nutrients to avoid salt build up in roots! Finally able to use the trellis net, this plant loves it and wants to grow wild with it lol!! We are hunkering down in week 5 of bloom!! This ladies is happy let's go GUAVA! Thank you for all the support

I will be running this again and literally anything from In House Genetics.

Week 2 - Purple Haze Pheno B 💜🌿 Hello everyone, and welcome back to another update from the 8×8 Adventure! As always, this project follows individual phenotypes from seed to harvest under a 12/12-from-seed schedule, allowing us to document how each plant develops its own personality despite sharing the same genetics. This week we’re checking in on Purple Haze Pheno B. And while her sister may have stolen some attention with her near-perfect symmetry, this phenotype is quietly proving that she belongs in the conversation too. ⸻ Week 2 Overview The room continues progressing beautifully as the plants settle into their final containers and establish themselves after transplant. Environmental conditions remained stable throughout the week: • Light Schedule: 12/12 • Day Temperature: 27°C • Night Temperature: 25°C • Relative Humidity: 55% • Solution Temperature: 20.1°C • Substrate Temperature: 21°C • CO₂: Ambient (~600 ppm) Lighting intensity was gradually increased to approximately 370 µmol/m²/s during the week. Watering schedule: • Day 8 – 250 ml • Day 11 – 250 ml Week-ending nutrient values: • EC: 0.9 mS/cm • pH: 6.0 Current feeding schedule: • Terra Grow – 1.8 ml/L • Pure Zym – 1 ml/L • Power Roots – 1 ml/L • Sugar Royal – 1 ml/L Overall, the room continues responding extremely well to the current environment. ⸻ Living Next to a Superstar Growing sibling phenotypes side by side can be both exciting and dangerous. Exciting because you get to observe subtle differences. Dangerous because comparisons become unavoidable. Purple Haze Pheno A has been exceptionally symmetrical from the beginning, but that doesn’t make this phenotype any less impressive. In fact, when viewed on her own merits, Purple Haze Pheno B is developing into a fantastic young plant. Healthy. Vigorous. Well-structured. And showing exactly the kind of growth you hope to see during this stage of development. ⸻ Thriving After Transplant Like her sister, this phenotype appears to have settled comfortably into her new container. The transplant process caused no visible setbacks. Growth continued. Leaves expanded. The canopy widened. And the plant immediately resumed pushing new development from the center. That’s always encouraging to see. A smooth transplant allows the plant to focus its energy on growth rather than recovery, and Purple Haze Pheno B appears to have taken full advantage of that opportunity. ⸻ Bird’s-Eye Beauty Several photographs this week were captured from directly above the canopy. These top-down perspectives provide one of the best ways to evaluate early structure. And what they reveal is a plant that’s developing extremely well. The node spacing remains compact. The growth tips are healthy and active. The canopy is opening nicely. And every new set of leaves appears larger than the last. The symmetry may not be quite as textbook-perfect as her sister’s, but the overall structure remains balanced, attractive, and highly functional. Most importantly, she’s building exactly the type of framework needed for strong future growth. ⸻ Bigger Every Day One thing that stands out throughout this week’s photo series is how quickly this plant is filling out. The early leaves continue expanding while new growth emerges rapidly from the center. This creates a plant that feels larger than its measurements alone might suggest. Every new photograph shows a little more confidence. A little more leaf mass. A little more presence. And that’s exactly what we want to see during this stage of the adventure. ⸻ Healthy Color, Healthy Growth The foliage remains vibrant and healthy throughout the plant. Leaf color is consistent. Growth remains active. And the plant continues displaying the rich green coloration associated with strong overall health. There are no obvious signs of stress. No signs of hesitation. No indications that she’s struggling to keep pace. Instead, she appears completely comfortable in her environment and eager to continue expanding. ⸻ Building Her Own Identity One of my favorite aspects of growing multiple phenotypes is watching their personalities slowly emerge. At this stage, the differences are still subtle. But they’re there. Purple Haze Pheno B may not mirror her sister perfectly, and that’s exactly what makes this process interesting. The goal isn’t to find identical plants. The goal is to discover how each phenotype chooses to express itself. And every week adds another piece to that puzzle. For now, what we’re seeing is a healthy, vigorous young plant building a strong foundation for the weeks ahead. ⸻ The Importance of Observation This week’s photographs also captured some of the tools that help keep projects like this running smoothly: • Calendar tracking • Whiteboard notes • Room monitoring • Environmental observations • Daily garden management A successful garden isn’t built from memory alone. Recording watering events, feeding schedules, transplant dates, observations, and environmental changes creates a history you can learn from later. The more plants you manage, the more valuable that information becomes. Good notes often become one of the most powerful tools a grower owns. ⸻ Mr. Baggy Report Mr. Baggy was once again spotted performing routine inspections throughout the facility. Responsibilities included: • Plant morale supervision • Environmental oversight • Weekly photo assistance • Security patrols • Looking suspiciously productive while doing almost nothing His employment remains secure. ⸻ Looking Ahead Over the next week I expect to see: • Continued canopy expansion • Larger fan leaf development • Increased stem thickness • Strong root establishment • Faster vegetative growth • Further phenotype expression The foundation is already looking strong, and if this momentum continues, Purple Haze Pheno B should become an impressive plant in her own right. ⸻ Final Thoughts Week 2 has been another excellent week for Purple Haze Pheno B. She loved the transplant. The canopy continues expanding. The foliage remains vibrant and healthy. And the overall structure is developing beautifully. Sometimes growing siblings side by side creates unfair comparisons. But when I look at this plant, I don’t see a second-place phenotype. I see a healthy young Purple Haze building her future one leaf at a time. Strong. Vigorous. Beautiful. And absolutely deserving of her own spotlight. A huge thank you to everyone following along and supporting this project. Special thanks to Zamnesia, Plagron, Future of Grow, and all partners helping make this adventure possible. And as always, thank you to the community for joining me on this journey from seed to harvest. Growers Love and see you all next week for another update from the 8×8 Adventure. 💜🌿✨

17/05 - Colheita realizada. Flores cortadas nas bases dos galhos para serem pesadas antes da secagem. Após isso foram removidas todas as fan leaves maiores e de fácil remoção e as flores foram deixadas em uma rede de secagem dentro da estufa. 18/05 - flores retiradas da rede e penduradas no teto da estufa com barbantes, pois estavam ficando amassadas > 21.3ºC - 22.3ºC / rh 52% - 64% 19/05 - 21.5ºC - 22.1ºC / rh 45% - 50% 20/05 - 21.7ºC - 22.3ºC / rh 46% - 51% 21/05 - 17.9ºC - 21.9ºC / rh 48% - 84% 22/05 - 20.1ºC - 23.3ºC / rh 49% - 81% 23/05 - 23.5ºC - 24.1ºC / rh 56% - 60% 24/05 - 23.5ºC - 24.0ºC / rh 46% - 65% 25/05 - 26/05 - 23.8ºC - 24.3ºC / rh 64% - 65% > flores aparadas e preparadas para a cura, sobra da poda guardada para dry sift, flores guardadas em jarros herméticos com higrômetros, ainda sem sachês de umidade

During this week, I have only occasionally defoliated to get better light on the inflorescences. I don't know when to put it into flower yet, as the smallest bush (Fruit Diesel) is looking quite pitiful, having just turned a month old. Other bushes are a couple weeks ahead of Fruit Diesel. What do you think, should I give it another week of vegetation or should I switch it to flowering at the end of the week?

This is my fisrt autoflower grow with no LST and only mild defoliation..

Delta 9 cada 10 días hasta 4 veces maximo De 0,5 foliar hasta 5 en riego

My feathery friends came to check on me and my plants while I was harvesting and washing my harvest. 🦃❤️ I washed everything with a mixture of lemon juice and natriumbicarbonate and rinsed it with two buckets of clean water. Hung it to dry in a room with a dehumidifier and a ventilator.

Ciao ragazzi!!! Eccoci e finita la seconda settimana di fioritura le piante hanno smesso di fare lo stretching e hanno iniziato a formare i fiori. come si vede nel video ho fatto la tecnica chiamata lollipop,ovvero defogliato ed eliminato tutto ciò che non si era ben formato o che non avrebbe preso abbastanza luce. A livello di fertilizzante ho dato per 1.5 L di acqua 1.5ml di enzimi 2 ml di top bloom ringrazio per la collaborazione viparspectra adesso è parecchio che utilizzo la loro lampada e devo dire che vedo i risultati. Ottima lampada led nel mio caso sto utilizzando Viparspectra XS2000 in uno spazio di coltura 100x100x200 this well-known brand offers different solutions look at the official website https://viparspectra.eu/ or Search for it on Amazon: Amazon US: https://amzn.to/30xSTVq Amazon Canada: https://amzn.to/38udUVe Viparspectra UE: bit.ly/ViparspectraUE Viparspectra USA: bit.ly/ViparspectraUS continuate a seguirmi 💪 lasciate un like 👍 maryjane23😛

11/11/19 - All is good in the hood. I love comming back from a couple of days away to see how they look. I did dome defoliation last nigh. Took off some lower branches and leaves. Mostly spindly branches. They are loving the feedings. 11/12/19 - I figured out something tonight with my lighting. I think I have it too low since the plants that right under the light are getting a little bleached and are a lighter green then the plants that are not directly under the light. So I moved it up as far as it could go w/o modification. Let's see what happens. 11/13/19 - From the responses to my question that I received from the pros today, I moved the light back down to 24". 11/14/19 - Did a BUNCH of defoliation tonight. With the SOG it was hard to get under everything. I opened the tent all the way and crawled inside to see so many little stragglers. I hope they do not get shocked too much. I also posted a new vid tonight. I need to do some better lighting next time I will try my headlamp. 😀