Week ended on flower day 19

💚 Amnesia Haze Auto by Zamnesia – Pheno B Week 10 | The Little Pot Is Trying to Steal the Spotlight 😂🌱👑 Welcome back to another chapter of the 8×8 Adventure! 🌱💚 Well... She's doing it again. 😂 Every week I look at this girl and think: "Okay, surely this is where the little pot finally becomes the limiting factor." And every week she looks back at me like: "You were saying?" 😂 Amnesia Haze Auto Pheno B continues to impress me. In a very positive way. And at the same time... she continues giving me work. A lot of work. 😂💚 I'm standing there with a big smile on my face, looking at this beautiful, tall, flower-loaded plant sitting in only 11 litres, wondering how the hell she continues doing this. She's growing beautifully. Her structure is beautiful. The bud formation is amazing. The frost is coming along beautifully. She's becoming heavier. And somehow... she's still standing. Well... mostly because we're helping her stand. 😂 🌱 The Little Pot Is Still Fighting the Big Plant I know I'm repeating myself. I've said it before. I'll probably say it again. But... I'm not doing small pots again anytime soon. 😂 And let me be very clear: I'm not saying I'll never do it again. I don't say "never" about anything. Life has a funny habit of proving us wrong. 😂 Maybe somewhere down the road I'll decide: "Hey, remember that ridiculous 11-litre experiment? Let's do it again!" But for the foreseeable future? Nope. I'm very happy with what this experiment has taught me. And one of the biggest lessons is simply this: When the plant keeps growing and keeps demanding water, a small container can turn into a lot of work. The plant isn't complaining. I'm the one doing the complaining. 😂 And I'm doing it while smiling. Because look at her. How could I complain too much? 💚 She's Growing Like She Has Something to Prove Pheno B isn't behaving like a little plant. That's still the funniest part. She's sitting there in that relatively small root volume, yet she's tall, beautifully structured and carrying a serious amount of flowering development. She isn't shrinking herself to fit the container. She's growing. She's building. She's flowering. She's putting on weight. And she's basically telling us: "I'll decide how big I'm going to be." 😂🌱 And apparently... she decided 135 cm was a reasonable answer. 🌸 The Buds Are Becoming the Main Event This week, the flowers are really starting to steal my attention. The formation is looking beautiful. The individual flowers are becoming more substantial. The structure is becoming easier to see. And the plant is starting to look increasingly like what we've been waiting for all these weeks. We're moving beyond simply seeing flowering sites. We're watching those sites develop into proper, substantial flowers. And this girl has them everywhere. High. Low. Inside. Outside. All across that beautiful structure. She may have started this adventure with the smallest pot... but she certainly isn't trying to produce the smallest harvest of flowers. 😂 ❄️ And the Frost... Oh... the frost. 😍❄️ This is another part of Pheno B that continues to make me stop and look twice. The resin development is becoming increasingly visible. The flowers are getting that beautiful crystalline appearance. The sugar leaves are joining the party. And the closer I look... the more I find. It's one of those things that photographs can sometimes struggle to communicate properly. You look at the plant from across the room and think: "Beautiful." Then you get the camera closer. And suddenly: "Ohhhhhh..." 😂📸❄️ There is so much detail happening inside these flowers. And Pheno B is making sure we have plenty to photograph. 👑 She's Trying to Steal the Spotlight And I think this girl has developed another objective. She's trying to steal the spotlight from her sisters. 😂👑 The 8×8 Adventure has plenty of characters. We've got different structures. Different sizes. Different expressions. Different personalities. And Pheno B seems to have decided: "Okay, enough about them. Look at me." And honestly? It's getting difficult not to. She's tall. She's beautiful. She's flowering beautifully. She's getting frosty. She's becoming heavy. And she's doing all of that while sitting in the smallest container in the room. That's a pretty good way to get attention. 😂💚 ? The 11-Litre Challenge Continues But here's where the experiment becomes interesting again. The little pot isn't stopping her. It is, however, making my life more complicated. 😂 There's simply less substrate volume holding this increasingly substantial plant. As the flowers gain weight, that becomes more noticeable. The plant has built the structure. The plant has built the flowers. Now we have to help support what she's created. And that's where the yo-yos, supports and general attention come into play. We're not trying to turn her into something else. We're simply helping her remain standing. Because she has already done the hard part. She's built herself into this beautiful plant. Now we're basically standing beside her saying: "Don't worry, girl. We've got you." 💚 😂 The Watering Department Would Like a Word If Pheno B had a human job, I think she'd be the person who creates paperwork for everyone else. 😂 The plant keeps demanding water. The container is small. The plant is not. And that combination means I have to pay considerably more attention than I would prefer. That's probably the biggest downside of this particular experiment. Not the plant. Not the flowers. Not the growth. Not the quality. The workload. And that's exactly why I keep laughing when I say I'm not rushing back into small soil containers. The plant is doing an amazing job. She's just making me work for the privilege of watching her do it. 😂 Fair enough. 🌿 Still Beautifully Healthy And despite all the jokes about the pot... the plant itself is looking fantastic. Beautiful green foliage. Strong structure. Excellent flowering development. Increasing resin production. And a really interesting overall balance. She's not showing me a reason to complain about what she's producing. Quite the opposite. She's giving me plenty to admire. That's why this is such a funny situation. If she were struggling, I'd be frustrated. But she's not. She's thriving. So every time I complain about the watering and the small container, I'm doing it with a massive smile on my face. 😂💚 Because the plant is basically answering every complaint with another beautiful flower. 💡 Same Room. Completely Different Story. And once again, Pheno B reminds me why I love this project. She's sharing the same overall room with her sisters. Same general environmental philosophy. Same lighting ecosystem. Same flowering strategy. Same overall nutrition approach. Yet she has created her own story. She's the smaller-container experiment. She's the 135 cm surprise. She's the plant that refuses to behave like her pot should dictate. And she's becoming increasingly impressive as flowering progresses. This is exactly what I wanted from the 8×8 Adventure. Not twelve identical plants. Twelve individual stories. And Pheno B is definitely writing hers in capital letters. 😂 📸 The Camera Keeps Finding More This girl is becoming a fantastic photographic subject. The wider photographs show her overall structure. The closer photographs reveal the individual flowers. And the macro perspective? That's where the frost really starts becoming ridiculous. ❄️🌸 You can see the pistils. The developing calyxes. The resin-covered surfaces. The textures. The little details that disappear completely when you're simply looking at the whole plant. And I think that's one of the most beautiful parts of documenting this project. We're not just watching plants grow. We're watching an entire microscopic world develop. And Pheno B is giving the camera plenty to discover. 🌱 The Plant Is Bigger Than the Pot At this point, I think we can officially say that. 😂 135 cm plant. 11-litre pot. Beautiful flowers. Increasing weight. Increasing frost. Constant demand for attention. The mathematics of this girl simply don't make sense to me anymore. 😂 But maybe that's exactly the lesson. A container is one part of the growing environment. The plant itself is another. And genetics can produce some seriously unexpected combinations. Pheno B is certainly one of them. 🌸 Flowering Is Getting Serious We're now at Week 10, and the flowers are looking increasingly mature in their structure. They're getting bigger. They're getting denser. They're becoming more defined. And the resin development is becoming increasingly obvious. There's still more time ahead, of course. I'm not calling the finish line yet. But when I look back at the earlier photographs and compare them with what I'm seeing now... the difference is huge. This girl has come a long way. And she's still moving. That's the exciting part. 💚 Nothing to Complain About So... what do I actually have to complain about this week? The pot. 😂 That's about it. The plant? Beautiful. The structure? Beautiful. The flowers? Amazing. The frost? Amazing. The colour? Beautiful. The development? Exactly what I want to see. The weight? Well... that's becoming a little problem. But it's a good problem. The watering? Let's not talk about that. 😂 So once again, I'm standing there laughing. Because the experiment is giving me exactly what experiments are supposed to give us: information. And sometimes that information comes with a watering can in your hand twice a day. 😂💚 👑 She's Coming for the Crown I said it last week. She's trying to steal the spotlight. This week? I'm becoming a little concerned that she might actually succeed. 😂👑 She's not necessarily the biggest plant. She's not sitting in the biggest container. But she's making a very strong argument with what she's producing. The flowers are beautiful. The structure is beautiful. The frost is developing beautifully. And her overall presence is getting harder to ignore. She's basically standing there saying: "Remember me." Don't worry, girl. We haven't forgotten. 💚👑 🔮 Looking Ahead There's still plenty of road ahead. And that's what makes this so enjoyable. We're going to keep watching the flowers develop. We're going to keep watching the resin. We're going to keep watching the weight. We're going to keep helping her support that weight. And yes... we're going to keep dealing with that tiny pot. 😂? I'm not going to pretend I know exactly where she'll finish. That's part of the fun. The plant will tell us. We'll watch. We'll document. We'll photograph. And we'll see what Pheno B decides to become. So far... she's becoming something I really like. 💚 The Little Pot That Keeps Winning Pheno B started this experiment with a disadvantage. Or at least... that's what I thought. 😂 Eleven litres. A relatively small root volume. And yet here she is. 135 cm. Beautifully structured. Flower-loaded. Frosty. Heavy. And increasingly impressive. She didn't let the pot define her. She simply grew. And now the pot is the thing struggling to keep up with the plant. 😂🌱 That's probably my favourite part of her story. The plant never got the memo that she was supposed to stay small. 👑 Let Her Steal the Spotlight So this week, I'm giving Pheno B the stage. Go ahead, girl. Take the spotlight. You've earned it. 💚 Show them the flowers. Show them the frost. Show them the structure. Show them what an 11-litre pot apparently can produce when the plant decides not to cooperate with our expectations. 😂 You're small where it doesn't matter. You're big where it counts. And you're becoming one hell of a beautiful plant. 🌱💚👑 The little pot may be giving me work... but the girl inside it is giving me nothing to complain about. And that's a pretty fantastic trade. 🌡️ The Environment The current recorded conditions are: 🌸 Flower Week: 10 📏 Height: 135 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: 11 L 💧 Watering: approximately 1.3 L/plant/24h The environment remains consistent, while Pheno B continues showing us her own interpretation of it. 🙏 Thank You Another week. Another chapter. Another reminder that the plants don't always follow the plan we imagined for them. A huge thank you to GrowDiaries for giving us the platform to document, share, learn and compare these different expressions. Thank you to Zamnesia for the genetics behind this fascinating Amnesia Haze Auto phenotype. Thank you to Plagron for supporting the nutrition throughout this adventure. Thank you to Future of Grow LED for the lighting powering the room. Thank you to TrolMaster for helping maintain the environment behind the scenes. And thank you to LumiFlora for adding another dimension to the lighting experiment throughout the canopy. And, of course, thank you to everyone following the 8×8 Adventure. Every comment. Every question. Every observation. Every person stopping by to see what these girls are doing. It makes this whole experiment even more enjoyable. And Pheno B? She's still here. Still standing. Still growing. Still flowering. Still getting frostier. Still getting heavier. And still making me work for every litre of water I give her. 😂 But honestly... I'm looking at her with a huge smile. Because she's beautiful. She's impressive. And she's definitely trying to steal the spotlight from her sisters. And you know what, girl? This week... you can have it. 👑💚🌸❄️ The little pot that refused to stay little. The plant that refused to stay small. The girl that refuses to stop impressing me. Let's keep watching. Let's keep documenting. And let's see just how much more this little giant has left to show us. Growers Love, my friends, and happy growing! 🌱💚👑

Just chuggin along this week, didn't do much... struggled to keep temperature at stable 68°

Buds are now bulking up nicely and the smell is incredible cant stop smelling the beauty. Very please how its turning out now just the last 4 weeks left.

Had one week of flush and I think I’ll give her a few more days and then harvest. Been a really easy grow and a pleasure to watch. Can’t wait to try the beautiful buds.

Hello, Both ladies doing very well now. Wheater changed for now, and there is much more humidity in the air, as less dry burning sun. Had a quick communication with Dutch Passion about the leafs that tend to fold up. They are never nice flat out. But they assured me there is nothing wrong going on. And the plant looks very healthy!! Working on the lady in the greenhouse-ish shed, i wanted to bend the top of the plant, but its allready very stiff. So i managed to break it. 😅👈🤪👈😒👈 There was luckely allready a support attached. And it didnt break all the way. See pics. Its a FIBI, fuck i broke it. 🙌🤣 So its restoring good and the top hasnt started to faint down. So, all good!!! The lady outside is doing very good now, she starts to bush-up. Shes free to grow so, i only did a few chiroprac on the main stem, she can flourish as she supposed to by nature. Thats about it, for this week. Did some succeeded bends as well, so check out the other diaries 2. Grow safe 🍀🍀🍀

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Aug 8: she had a late start and lost a couple of colas to hail a few weeks ago. Aug 9: defoliated lower limbs.Layered another scrog net on the top and clipped to to the twine. Aug 10: adding Green Sensation to the rotation and removing molasses. Molasses are great for growing but it needs to be stopped 4-6 weeks before harvest so you don’t have to smoke sugar along with your weed. ‘Molasses are for growing, not for smoking.’ Aug 13: mostly overcast and a bit of rain again today but some good sun.

Hiiigh friends 🙌 Welcome to week 9. 😍 The plant's sun protection becomes more and more present and the odor becomes stronger. The tall lady is now the smallest but has the fatter buds. It remains exciting.. 😊 See you next week. 👋 Arturo for KannaKullektiv 🙏

Hi Growbuddies. We are now into week 7 of this flowering period and all going well so far besides this diary app keeps resetting my update !!!. 3rd attempt here to upload

Okay. Sorry for the slacking where I slacked here. But here we go. I have one photo when I transplanted to my 8 bucket system. They were very mistreated, left in a cloner with plain water for months. They looked haggard. But after a couple months of tlc. I vegged them back to perfect health and flipped to flower. Not going through the weeks of vegging because honestly it’s the auto pilot part of the grow. I selected this mozzarella out of 3 moms. Now for my first harvest replicated. I started day 0 flower Jan 19th of 23. They were about 12 weeks of veg and stretching to get these where I wanted for my scrog. Mozzarella stays very short. So turning my lights down and spacing far away was necessary to stretch. She is a heavy feeder and rewarded. tolerated ppms of 1400 in the past. No Co2 used. Yet. My lights draw 800w each 2 in a 5x10 tent.

I started germinated these beautifull ladies on the 15th, All 5 are doing great showing there first leaves Only the weater is not the best right now but i have faith it will come alright

I think she has Ebola. I'm now feeding her nothing but bloom at 4 mil per gallon. She gets 2 gallons per feeding and most of that runs off. Feed is PH at 5.9. I plan to just do this until she finishes or self destructs. She just keeps getting worse. I have no answers.

Como estamos , aquí seguimos de confinamiento pero entre buenos humos y hoy toca actualizar las farm cheese de genofarm, A estas alturas e de decir que ya entramos en la recta final y estoy completamente satisfecho con esta variedad. Crecimiento rápido floración mucho más rápida cogollos compactos y llenos de resina, eso que hablo de que quedan varias semanas entre lavados y demás pero muy bien. Sigo controlando ph 6.2 humedad 50% y temperatura en 26.5 . Y estos resultados gracias al ts600 de mars hydro. Esta semana Añadi overdrive importante al final de una floración, para conseguir mejores resultados, nos vemos la semana que viene, buenos humos fumetillas.

People of the ganja world, here we are, he second plant has gone down, we apologise to anyone affected by PTSD from the two towers, it was not our intention to harm you with the similarity. Our Buddy Buddha from the start to the end lived its life next to Powell, they were close! Now that the final curtain has been drawn.. or tent flap, it is with a sad heart that we at the "In the Closet with Two Strains" Studio will be saying goodbye. She was never the most impressive plant, kept feeling like she would bloom more but the conditions were never truly right for her. Both plants had their branches sliced at the stem and large leaves removed, this purposely slowed drying down to maximise end flavour. They were both washed in cleaning pools to prepare them for their final journey in the tent. With a sad heart we wish you farewell Buddy, we will see you and Powell soon... IN OUR SMOKE REPORT! Yes it is time to get these ladies dried and ready to serve their purpose, life is a party, so let us have one! See you soon folks!

This week I added a new controller to handle up to 8 functions. I installed a new heater, my old humidifier and some LED strips to the controller. Targeting a VPD at 1.0 day and night. Trying to keep the nutrient ppm under 900 and ph at 6.0 in the reservoirs. Ordered a second ph pen because I don’t trust my readings. Will be here by Thursday. Friday: Checked the ppm in the reservoirs and it’s at 1,000. Added more RO water with extra nitrogen to bring the ppm level down to 925. Saturday: I installed an updated AC Infinity controller 69 Pro Plus (controls 8 pieces of equipment) which allowed me to add a humidifier, corner LEDs and a heater to the controller. Overall I’m extremely impressed with this AC Infinity equipment. My VPD is within the range I want to achieve (.8-1.1). I programmed it to maintain 78 degrees and 67% humidity during the day, 73 degrees and 63% humidity at night. Charts posted also show the impact of an open tent compared to the closed environment. The heater is constantly pushing fresh air into the tent, so I don’t need to cycle the exhaust fan often. Rewired the tent again and moved the controller later that night. I mounted the controller on the wall. Added Mars Hydro UV/IR lighting to fill out all 8 slots on the controller. Sunday: I checked the ph in the reservoirs (6.8….i had filled it with 6.0 ph) and the ppm (1200 ppm…I had filled it with 900). So evaporation and possibly a mismeasurement of ph. I topped ff reservoirs with slightly stronger nutes and adjusted ph to 5.8 in the reservoirs. Poor magnesium absorption could be driving some leaf yellowing. Effective tomorrow, I’m switching over to Heads Formula which consistently feeds GH Flora series nutes at Micro (6ml/g), Bloom (9ml/g) and cal mag (3ml/g). Turned on the UV/IR lights for 3 minutes every 8 hours. I’m easing the plants up to 5 minutes every 6 hours which will provide the recommended 20 minutes of IR per day. This will help the plants stretch a little more. Monday: checked ph and ppm in reservoirs. 6.1ph and 880ppm. VPD remains stable except when I open the tent. Tuesday: checked ph (6.4) and ppm (880) in reservoirs. Added .5ml of ph down to two reservoirs. Still see slight yellowing between the veins but it’s not getting worse (might be improving). Adjusting ph down to 6.0 target might have solved this. The plants grew by 1-2” last night…..is the infrared light working already? Decided to mix up fresh nutes for the reservoirs following Heads formula. 6ml Micro and 9ml Bloom per gallon of RO water. Added 5 ml of CalMag too. Ending ppm was 1080 which is too high, so I diluted down to 880 with RO water. 6.0 ph. Wednesday: plants grew another .75 inches last night. I topped above the 5th node. Thursday: added RO water with heavy cal mag to reservoirs to increase amount of CalMag available.