Mephisto Double Grape
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Mephisto Genetics
16 weeks (4 months)
Completed
Curing
Day 19 (Week 3)
VIVOSUN 3x3x6
Indoor • 92cm x 183cm x 92cm
This Mephisto Double Grape plant experienced a full life cycle from germination to curing, spanning 107 days. The grower meticulously documented the plant's journey through seedling, vegetative, and flowering stages, providing insights into nutrient feeding schedules and occasional defoliation for optimal light penetration. Despite a minor bout of nutrient burn early in the flowering phase, the plant recovered well, showcasing vibrant purple hues and significant frost development in its final weeks. The harvest was celebrated on day 74, followed by a drying period and then curing, leading to the first tasting notes shared approximately three weeks later.
Grow
Stages
germinationDay 1-3
Sep 12, 2025seedlingDay 4-15
Sep 15, 2025vegetativeDay 16-29
Sep 27, 2025floweringDay 30-77
Oct 11, 2025dryingDay 78-88
Nov 28, 2025curingDay 89+Current
Dec 9, 2025Environment
NameVIVOSUN 3x3x6
TypeIndoor
Size92cm x 183cm x 92cm
Light Cycle18 Hours
LightsLED 200W
Medium
Type
Soil
Notes
Pro-Mix All Purpose 30% Perlite 10% Worm Castings Burpee’s 5-5-5 at 2 Tbsp per gallon A Tbsp or two of Extreme Mykos Dolomitic lime (I forget how much, I used the recommended amount on the bag)
Charts
Watering amount
Actions • l
19 readings
Latest
3 l
Average
2.77 l
Min
0.25 l
Max
4.55 l
Action Frequency
Repeated reminder action types across the grow
40 actions
Watering
20
Repelent
9
Trim
7
Training
2
Other
1
Nutrients
1
Comments
Timeline
W 16
Week16
Day 107 - Dec 27, 2025
curing Week 3Harvest Logs
Note
Been roughly 3 weeks and I had the first smoke last night! It is certainly nothing to get excited about, but it’s mine, and I’m happy!
W 13
Week13
Day 89 - Dec 9, 2025
curing Week 1curing stage started!
Day 88 - Dec 8, 2025
drying Week 2Harvest Logs
Note
She’s done drying! Ended up with 25g, which is around what I expected to have. Lots to learn from this grow. What a blast, and the reward is amazing! Looking forward to growing bigger and better bud next time! Will be curing in the Terploc bag this time
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W 12
Week12
Day 78 - Nov 28, 2025
drying Week 1drying stage started!
Tree Logs
Note
Day 74. Today’s the day! Chopped her down and got her in the drying tent! Very sad, because I learned a lot from this grow, but I can’t wait for the final product!
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W 11
Week11
Day 77 - Nov 27, 2025
flowering Week 7Tree Logs
Note
Day 73. I’m thinking of pulling the plant Saturday, which also means I won’t be watering anymore. If I can’t get to it Saturday, it will have to wait another week or so, and I’ll water one more time tomorrow or the next day. Almost there!
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Day 76 - Nov 26, 2025
flowering Week 7Tree Logs
Note
Day 72. Looking good!
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Day 75 - Nov 25, 2025
flowering Week 7Tree Logs
Note
Day 71. Watered with 3L RO water. Part of me wants to just keep going and see what happens, but I’ll likely pull this weekend depending on how the trich’s look, which, so far, is good enough for me!
Actions
Water
3.0 l
3L RO Water
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Day 74 - Nov 24, 2025
flowering Week 7Tree Logs
Note
Day 70. Looking good! Will water with 3L tomorrow
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Day 73 - Nov 23, 2025
flowering Week 7Tree Logs
Note
Day 69. Nice.
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Day 72 - Nov 22, 2025
flowering Week 7Tree Logs
Note
Day 68. Still looking good! The purple is really becoming prominent, as I look back on pictures from even a week or two ago. Drying tent has been prepped for a little over a week now, and sits at a pretty consistent 66 degrees and 60 humidity, give or take a degree or two of temp/humidity. Really excited!
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Day 71 - Nov 21, 2025
flowering Week 6Tree Logs
Note
Day 67. Watered with 3L of RO water. Looking good! I see a lot of amber compared to last week, maybe 10%, so we’re getting close!
Actions
Water
3.0 l
3L RO water
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W 10
Week10
Day 70 - Nov 20, 2025
flowering Week 6Tree Logs
Note
Day 66. Looking good! I haven’t done anything with the plant besides water it. I’m just allowing her to mature until harvest day.
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Day 69 - Nov 19, 2025
flowering Week 6Tree Logs
Note
Day 65. Getting closer and closer!
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Day 68 - Nov 18, 2025
flowering Week 6Tree Logs
Note
Day 64. Watered with a gallon of pure RO water. She’s getting so close!
Actions
Water
1.0 gal
Pure RO water, 6.5ph
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Day 67 - Nov 17, 2025
flowering Week 6Tree Logs
Note
Day 63. Still progressing. I saw more amber today than I did yesterday. I’m almost certain that I’ll be harvesting either this weekend or early next week. Very exciting!
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Day 66 - Nov 16, 2025
flowering Week 6Tree Logs
Note
Day 62. Looking good! I saw one amber trichome on the buds today, just a sign of the nearing harvest day! Exciting!
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Day 65 - Nov 15, 2025
flowering Week 6Tree Logs
Note
Day 61. The plant is now mostly milky! On some of the higher buds, we’re even a small percentage amber! I think in a week or so I’ll be happy enough to pull her. The drying tent is ready!
Actions
Water
3.0 l
3L RO water, no amendments, 6.45ph
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Day 64 - Nov 14, 2025
flowering Week 5Tree Logs
Note
Day 60. Looking good! Will water tomorrow. She’s still reeling from burn, but luckily I believe I’m done feeding, so the problem will slowly rectify itself. I fed it one too many times in a row when it first started flowering, and from my understanding, double grape tends to be sensitive to nutes. Oh well, still happy!
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W 9
Week9
Day 63 - Nov 13, 2025
flowering Week 5Tree Logs
Note
Day 59. Just a glance tonight. Looking good! As I get closer to harvest day, I’m questioning whether or not I may need to harvest a few of the bigger buds sooner. We’ll see what the trich’s say.
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Day 62 - Nov 12, 2025
flowering Week 5Tree Logs
Note
Day 58. Watered with 1gal of RO water. Looking good!
Actions
Water
1.0 gal
1 Gallon of RO water Ph: 6.4 Ppm: 315 4ml calmag
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Day 61 - Nov 11, 2025
flowering Week 5Tree Logs
Note
Day 57. More and more amber trich’s on the sugar leaves, and more and more cloudy trich’s on the buds. I’m trying really hard not to not convince myself that she’ll be done in 2-3 weeks, but im slowly confirming that every day. Getting closer!
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Day 60 - Nov 10, 2025
flowering Week 5Tree Logs
Note
Day 56. 8 week, trich check! There are definitely some cloudy trich’s, and even the sugar leaves are showing one or two amber trich’s. A few more weeks maybe? Looking forward to it!
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Day 59 - Nov 9, 2025
flowering Week 5Tree Logs
Note
Day 55. Watered with a gallon of feed water. I’m thinking this plant doesn’t have much longer. A few more weeks? 2-3 at most? Trichomes are looking good! I definitely see some cloudy ones on the buds, and even the sugar leaves have amber. The fall colors of the plant are starting to show themselves too. Very happy!
Actions
Water
1.0 gal
1 Gal RO Water 6.3 Ph 640 Ppm 4ml Calmag 6ml Big Bloom 8ml Tiger Bloom Mosquito bits
Repellent
Liquid
Mosquito bits
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Day 58 - Nov 8, 2025
flowering Week 5Tree Logs
Note
Day 54. Looking good! Just removed a hand full of yucky leaves
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Day 57 - Nov 7, 2025
flowering Week 4Tree Logs
Note
Day 53. Just a quick check up tonight, looking good!
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W 8
Week8
Day 56 - Nov 6, 2025
flowering Week 4Tree Logs
Note
Day 52. Big defoliation and training tonight. I removed a lot of lower foliage that was getting basically no light and only serving to block air flow. I also adjusted quite a few LST stakes and clips. I’d say we’re also around 50/50:clear/cloudy on trichomes, so we’re getting closer!
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Day 55 - Nov 5, 2025
flowering Week 4Tree Logs
Note
Day 51. Watered with 3L of RO Calmag water, with some mosquito bits. I was able to sprawl her out a little more, to give some shaded buds some light. think she’s looking really good!
Actions
Water
3.0 l
3L RO water 6.4ph 315ppm 4ml calmag Mosquito bits
Repellent
Liquid
Mosquito bits
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Day 54 - Nov 4, 2025
flowering Week 4Tree Logs
Note
Day 50. I removed a handful of nasty fan leaves, and leaves that were shading other sites. Still growing strong!
Actions
Repellent
Liquid
Mosquito bits
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Day 53 - Nov 3, 2025
flowering Week 4Tree Logs
Note
Day 49. 7 weeks, Holy frost! It gets frostier and stinkier every day! A lot of the nute burn hasn’t gotten worse, so I’m content that my adjustment away from grow big was the right move. In the future, I probably won’t even bother with grow big. Looking good!
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Day 52 - Nov 2, 2025
flowering Week 4Tree Logs
Note
Day 48. Yeah, definitely burnt. Still not bad enough to really do much about. I also really only have to water this thing 4-5 more times before it will likely be ready to harvest, so I’ll probably do water-water-feed-water-water, and see how that does. Maybe I won’t, who knows. Still happy!
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Day 51 - Nov 1, 2025
flowering Week 4Tree Logs
Note
Day 47. She’s got a bit of nute burn, and I suspect it’s an over abundance of nitrogen, so i’m going to stop using grow big. I’ll only be using Big bloom and tiger bloom from now on when I feed. Fed with 3L of feed water. Everything else is good otherwise!
Actions
Water
3.0 l
3L RO Water Ph: 6.3 Ppm: 650 4ml CalMag 8ml Big Bloom 8ml Tiger Bloom Mosquito Bits
Day 50 - Oct 31, 2025
flowering Week 3Tree Logs
Note
Day 46. Still looking good! Will water with nutes tomorrow. Getting stinkier and frostier by the day!
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W 7
Week7
Day 49 - Oct 30, 2025
flowering Week 3Tree Logs
Note
Day 45. I’m really not having to do much at this point. it’s all about helping the plant grow its buds as best as possible, so for the most part, I’m very hands off. I water it, I tuck leaves, and remove any stubborn or particularly yucky leaves, and that’s about it right now. Still looking good!
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Day 48 - Oct 29, 2025
flowering Week 3Tree Logs
Note
Day 44. Nothing of note, looking good!
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Day 47 - Oct 28, 2025
flowering Week 3Tree Logs
Note
Day 43. Watered with 3L of RO water with calmag and mosquito bits. I’m going to alternate between feed and water, and I’m also going to feed/water with slightly less quantity than what I have been. She still looks good!
Actions
Water
3.0 l
RO Water 4ml calmag Mosquito bits
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Day 46 - Oct 27, 2025
flowering Week 3Tree Logs
Note
Day 42. Six weeks! A few leaves were looking rough, so I removed them. There are still leaves with burn, I just didn’t remove them because they weren’t nearly as bad as the couple I removed. I mostly think my last feeds ppm was raised too high after mosquito bits and Kangaroots were added, so I’m not too worried. I also think she needs more calmag, so I’ll double the dose next time, at a slightly lower ph to make the calmag more accessible. Still happy!
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Day 45 - Oct 26, 2025
flowering Week 3Tree Logs
Note
Day 41. Just continuing to adjust stakes and remove leaves that are shading bud sites, I only removed one today. Looking good otherwise!
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Day 44 - Oct 25, 2025
flowering Week 3Tree Logs
Note
Day 40. Looking good! She’s still extending, probably another week or so before she moves to bulking the buds. The canopy organization sucks but there’s good penetration, and good air flow, so I’m content
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Day 43 - Oct 24, 2025
flowering Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 39. Opened her up tonight, and I didn’t even remove that much. My LST skills suck, but I’m making it work. A few of her arms are way outside of the pot now! Watered with a gallon of feed water again.
Actions
Trim
Defoliation
Post bloom Defoliation
Water
3.0 l
3L RO Water Ph: 6.5 Ppm: 650 2ml cal mag 8ml Big Bloom 5ml Grow big 5ml Tiger Bloom 2ml kangaroots Amended with mosquito bits
Repellent
Liquid
Mosquito bits
Photos
W 6
Week6
Day 42 - Oct 23, 2025
flowering Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 38. Looking bushy again! I’m going to do a big defol and water tomorrow. One gallon of feed lasts a little long for my liking, so I’ll just be giving it 3L. Really happy with the growth so far, she gets substantially larger every single day.
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Day 41 - Oct 22, 2025
flowering Week 2Tree Logs
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Day 37. No updates, just some tucking. Looking good!
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Day 40 - Oct 21, 2025
flowering Week 2Tree Logs
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Day 36. Looking good! The feed ppm feels pretty good. A couple of new leaves with tip burn, but that’s about as far as it gets. Bud sites look good. The LST is very disorganized, and that’s mostly because I didn’t top. I’m halfway considering throwing up the trellis net. Either way, keep growing!
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Day 39 - Oct 20, 2025
flowering Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 35. Watered with 1 Gal of feed water. It runs off a lot, but I know that the plant will suck up any left over within an hour or two. She looks really good, and she’s gotten a LOT larger the last few days. I tried to remove a few really weak bud sites, and basically everything below the canopy has been removed. I’m not very well versed in LST, so it’s all trial and error. My ultimate goal is always to get to harvest, and if that means sacrificing yield, so be it. We are well over half way!
Actions
Nutrients
Liquid
1 Gallon RO Water Ph: 6.45 Ppm: 630 2ml cal mag 8ml Big Bloom 5ml Grow big 5ml Tiger Bloom
Water
1.0 gal
1 Gallon RO Water Ph: 6.45 Ppm: 630 2ml cal mag 8ml Big Bloom 5ml Grow big 5ml Tiger Bloom
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Day 38 - Oct 19, 2025
flowering Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 34. I couldn’t resist, there wasn’t enough air circulation and light penetration for my liking, so I stripped her down. It felt a little heavy handed, but I don’t think I removed more than 1/3. Otherwise, everything looks good!
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W 5
Week5
Day 35 - Oct 16, 2025
flowering Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Day 31. Watered with 1 gallon of feed water. I’m using fox farms liquid nutes. I also watered with mosquito bits. She’s growing a lot, and she’s incredibly bushy. I cannot wait to do a good defoliation next week, after I know the plant has made it through the first 2 weeks of bloom. Otherwise, things are moving along smoothly!
Actions
Water
1 Gallon of RO water 2ml cal mag 8ml Big Bloom 5ml Grow big 5ml Tiger Bloom PH: 6.4 Ppm 678
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Day 34 - Oct 15, 2025
flowering Week 1Tree Logs
Note
One month! She drinks a lot more than usual, but one gallon was still too much last time. I will water tomorrow with 3L, and just assume that there will be fewer days in between watering. The gnats are back, so I’ll water with mosquito bits too. Still looking good! She’s also starting to stink in the best way. It’s slight, but obvious when the tent opens up. I will be using ona gel in my lung room whilst I’m working in there
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Day 33 - Oct 14, 2025
flowering Week 1Tree Logs
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Day 29. Fixed the humidity issue with both of my tents. My veg tent now sits at 72-73 degrees, and around 65-70 humidity. My flower tent hangs out at 75, and sits between 53-50%, which is good enough for me. She looks good!
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Day 32 - Oct 13, 2025
flowering Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Day 28. Fighting the humidity and temperature battle has been tough in the flowering tent. I had to turn my lights down to prevent heat build up, and I have a pretty large humidifier in there now. Based on leaf temp, my VPD is okay at 1.2-1.3, so I won’t worry too much yet. Other than that, just continuing to tuck and adjust stakes as necessary. I believe that this week is the start of week 2 of bloom, so next week I’ll do a bigger defoliation and water with bloom nutes
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Day 31 - Oct 12, 2025
flowering Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Day 27. I’m not sure if my grow hub is having issues, or if it’s the vivosun app, but today is the second time during this grow that the lights have turned off too early because the app thinks my recipe is different than the one I actually have input. The lights were off 3.5 hours early, so I’m just going to take away 3.5 hours of it’s night period, and leave it with a one hour off period before the next “day” starts. Regardless, watered with 3L of RO water supplemented with CalMag and kangaroots. Last “plain” watering before I switch to bloom nutes. My tent is now maintaining 75F and 55% RH
Actions
Water
1.0 gal
RO CalMag Kangaroots water at 6.5PH and 200ppm
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Day 30 - Oct 11, 2025
flowering Week 1flowering stage started!
Tree Logs
Note
Day 26. She is most certainly flowering! I was right about the Pistils yesterday, so this likely means she’s entering week 2 of bloom. Since it’s still early, and my medium still has nutrients in it, I’m going to do one more regular water feed before I switch to feeding bloom nutrients. Did one last leaf removal before she does her thing! A lot of potential bud sites were being covered, which I will mostly chock up to my poor LST skills. Lessons learned
Actions
Trim
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Day 29 - Oct 10, 2025
vegetative Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 25. Adjusted some stakes and removed one leaf that was completely shaded. I’m almost positive I’ve seen a pistil within the bud sites, so I think we’re verging on bloom!
Actions
Trim
Removed one leaf
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W 4
Week4
Day 28 - Oct 9, 2025
vegetative Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 24. Looking good! Nothing to report
Actions
Trim
Removed 2 leaves that were rubbing against the pot
Day 27 - Oct 8, 2025
vegetative Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 23. Watered with 3L of RO water supplemented with 2ml CalMag and 5ml Kangaroots. Ppm 197, PH 6.5. Touch of tip burn on a few leaves, which I believe to be PH related. I’ve been watering at relatively low PH’s (6.2-6.4) when I should’ve been watering between 6.5-6.8 in my particular medium. Lessons learned. I believe the plant is also very close to bloom, as most of the bud sites look different, like little tiny buds, peep the bud photo. Another lesson to be learned, I need to fill the pot a lot higher. LST is getting hard, now that the leaves are getting large.
Actions
Water
3.0 l
3L RO water supplemented with 2ml CalMag, 5ml Kangaroots. 197ppm, 6.5ph
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Day 26 - Oct 7, 2025
vegetative Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 22. She’s a girl! I spotted some pistils at the joints, hinting the future. Peep the photo with my loupe. Will water tomorrow with 3L. Removed some foliage that was actively shading, or would be shading future growth sites, of which I counted 16ish thus far. I’m really happy with how this is progressing. If I can maintain this, it’ll be a really decent harvest
Actions
Trim
Removed 4 leaves that were blocking light
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Day 25 - Oct 6, 2025
vegetative Week 2Photos
Day 24 - Oct 5, 2025
vegetative Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Some of the new growth has what appears to be tip burn, so I’ll just keep an eye on it. Otherwise, everything is going according to plan! Removed a few leaves that were shading, or about to shade growth sites, also added some more diatomaceous earth
Actions
Repellent
Solid
Diatomaceous Earth application
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Day 23 - Oct 4, 2025
vegetative Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 19, no news is good news. Adjusted LET stakes again
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Day 22 - Oct 3, 2025
vegetative Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Day 18. She looks great! Even after LST, when the plants tend to look sad, she looks well distributed. The main node is a little pesky, but we’ll train her right. A few bumps and bruises, but overall I’m excited to see this thing continue to grow. Watered with 6.2ph RO water with calmag and mosquito bits. Ppm was slightly higher at 350, but I’m not necessarily concerned, as I suspect the mosquito bits raised it higher..
Actions
Repellent
Liquid
Mosquito Bits soaked in feed water and watered in
Training
LST (Low stress training)
Adjusted stakes and added new ones as necessary
Trim
Defoliation
Defoliated some fan leaves that were shading growth sites
Water
2.0 l
2L RO Water
Photos
W 3
Week3
Day 21 - Oct 2, 2025
vegetative Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Day 17. This is war. The gnats have become a problem, and I’m concerned that they are the cause of some holes in my leaves. I had my circulating fan set to natural wind, so I turned that down in case the leaves were being damaged by that. I know for a fact that I am still too rough with the plants, so I may be the cause of some tears. However, the gnats seemingly multiplied out of nowhere and no amount of diatomaceous earth could fix the problem, so I’ll be using mosquito bits for the next few waterings. I also have 3 sticky traps and 2 coffee traps to take care of the adults. Hopefully this works. Watered with 2L of water today, and used some sturdier LST clips on a few branches to control
Day 20 - Oct 1, 2025
vegetative Week 1Actions
Repellent
Solid
Top dressing of Diatomaceous Earth
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Day 19 - Sep 30, 2025
vegetative Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Day 15, her first training session! First, I watered with 1.5L of water. I decided to tilt and defoliate. I tied her down to one side, then removed one branch that was covering some lower nodes. I also removed one of the single bladed leaves that was underneath. We’ll see how she looks in the morning after a good 12 hours of sunlight and some fresh nutrients!
Actions
Water
1.5 l
1.5L of RO water with 150ppm of calmag at 6.35 ph
Trim
Removed obsolete and light blocking leaves
Training
LST (Low stress training)
Tilted to one side, removed one leaf that was blocking some lower growth sites, and one obsolete leaf
Photos
Day 18 - Sep 29, 2025
vegetative Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Two weeks! She looks great, considering some newbie mistakes and faulty equipment. Two days ago, my lights decided to randomly change its schedule. Today, my tent heater was off balance on its platform just enough to trip the safety mechanism, meaning it didn’t turn on. Luckily, it was during lights out, and it basically gave it an hour long night time drop, but I caught it and was able to fix it. The gnats are still around, so I’ll keep an eye on it, and if they remain, I’ll be watering with a mosquito bit tea when it’s time. The plant looks good, and everything is going really well, all things considered. I’m looking forward to its continued growth.
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Day 17 - Sep 28, 2025
vegetative Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Fed in the morning with 1L of feed. My VPD was really high, which caused my plant to transpire too quickly. The old growth has some brown spots on it, but it’s easily fixed by retaining a higher humidity until the plant is truly developed. I’ll leave the humidity around 70, which will allow for a much lower and appropriate VPD
Actions
Water
1.0 l
1L 6.3 PH’d water, 200ppm calmag
Photos
Day 16 - Sep 27, 2025
vegetative Week 1vegetative stage started!
Tree Logs
Note
The natural wind settings are entirely too strong for my plant at the moment. The fan inside of my light was actually making the plant claw a little bit, so I’ve turned down the fans to power 2 on a cycle of 20 on, 10 off.
Note
Day 12. Gnats appear to have been remedied. Diatomaceous earth and perlite do the trick, but I had mosquito bits on back up. My lights decided to be off for 3 hours today when they should have been on, so I gave the plant an extra 3 hours of light during dark hours to make up for it. I changed the wind settings, as I think the plant was getting knocked around a bit. I’m going to maintain 77 degrees and 60% humidity for VPD’s sake. Plant is now under 500ppfd of lighting. Veg is here!
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Day 15 - Sep 26, 2025
seedling Week 2Tree Logs
Note
5 fingered leaf production is visible! I’m going to start transitioning the plants environment from seedling to vegetative over the course of 3 days now, so that the environment is in the final veg environment by day 14. I switched the spectrum on the light to the veg spectrum, Light intensity will be increased until I hit 600 ppfd at the canopy, at a 5% increase each day. I’m transitioning the humidifier from 70% to 55%, 5% each day, and I’ve also turned the circulating fans to the natural wind setting. Temperature will stay the same, at around a 77 degree average.
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W 2
Week2
Day 14 - Sep 25, 2025
seedling Week 2Actions
Repellent
Solid
I’ve been having a bit of a gnat problem, so first, I sprayed a 3:1 hydrogen peroxide spray. Second, I laid down some diatomaceous earth, mixed it into the top inch of soil, then laid another dusting on top. Finally, I laid down an inch or so of perlite, and replaced the old sticky traps. Assuming this doesn’t work, my final step is to feed the plant with its regular feeding plus mosquito bits. Luckily, gnats aren’t that big of a deal, so there isn’t much to worry about
Photos
Day 13 - Sep 24, 2025
seedling Week 2Photos
Day 12 - Sep 23, 2025
seedling Week 2Tree Logs
PH6.2
PPM200
Note
Day 8, fed 600ml of RO water ph’d to 6.2 and 200ppm.
Actions
Water
600.0 ml
RO Water, 6.2 PH, 200ppm
Photos
Day 11 - Sep 22, 2025
seedling Week 2Tree Logs
Note
Day 7, no actions needed. Will water with 500ml tomorrow
Note
I checked on her this morning, and just like yesterday, she seems to pray mid day. I measured my light distance and adjusted it to continue to match 55cm at the canopy, which maintains roughly 400ppfd
Actions
Other
Readjusted light height to maintain 21 inches (55cm)
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Day 10 - Sep 21, 2025
seedling Week 1Photos
Day 8 - Sep 19, 2025
seedling Week 1Tree Logs
Note
Day 4, watered with 500ml of RO water Ph’d to 6.25, and supplemented with enough CalMag for 250ppm
Actions
Water
500.0 ml
6.25 PH, 250 ppm
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W 1
Week1
Day 7 - Sep 18, 2025
seedling Week 1Environment Logs
Average PPFDMin: 350 - Max: 400
VPDMin: 0.8 - Max: 1.1
Room temperatureMin: 19 °C - Max: 20 °C
HumidityMin: 65 - Max: 70
Light distance55 cm
Environment temperatureMin: 24 °C - Max: 26 °C
Note
Seedling Stage Environment. My 200w is set to 60% power. I have the tent turn on at 2000, when I am most available to work on it, and remain on for 18 hours until 1400. My circulation fans (both the 9 inch clip fan, and the inset light fan) turn on at 2 speed for 25 minutes, and go off for 5 minutes.
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Day 6 - Sep 17, 2025
seedling Week 1Photos
Day 5 - Sep 16, 2025
seedling Week 1Actions
Water
250.0 ml
RO water with cal mag, 180ppm at 6.3-6.4 PH
Repellent
Solid
I added a little gnat trap because I saw some gnats. I also increased the circulation fan speed by one
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Day 4 - Sep 15, 2025
seedling Week 1seedling stage started!
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Day 1 - Sep 12, 2025
germination Week 1germination stage started!