Purple Haze Auto - First grow ever

Blazebearer Second Entry – 15.06.2025 Plant #1 is still doing amazing—at least in my inexperienced opinion. The second pair of leaves has formed and should continue growing over the next few days. I'm really happy with the progress it’s made so far. Plant #2 was still struggling at the time of my last entry, but it seems to have gotten its act together. It's now starting to form its first tiny leaves. While it’s still a bit smaller than #1 due to its early germination issues, I’m no longer worried about it. Plant #3 Honestly, I have no idea what’s going on with this one. For some reason, the stem has done this odd little curl. I haven’t touched or repositioned it in any way, so I’m not sure what caused it. As far as I can tell, it still hasn’t formed its cotyledons, but the stem has continued to grow, so the plant is definitely alive and doing something—just not sure what. Changes I’ve Made Since Last Week: I’ve switched from using tap water to distilled water for the seedlings. While my tap water is free of chlorine or other harmful elements, it’s fairly high in calcium. I started to worry that the mineral content might have contributed to the stunted growth in plants #2 and #3. I also added DIY humidity domes over the seedlings, made from the bottoms of clear plastic bottles. I’m hoping the increased humidity will support their early development. If you got any Comments or Suggestions, I'll be happy to read them.

Blazebearer Third Entry – 22.06.2025 Plant #1 has continued to grow strong and steady. It’s now about 8 cm tall and has developed multiple sets of healthy serrated leaves. The color is a deep green and looks super vibrant under the light. I gave it its first light feeding of BioBizz Bio-Grow (0,5ml/L, about 300ml per watering), and it responded really well—no signs of nutrient burn or stress. Honestly, it’s looking textbook-perfect to me. Plant #2 is doing a lot better than I expected last week. It’s still noticeably smaller than #1, but it’s catching up slowly. The new leaves are looking much healthier and greener than before. The overall shape is more defined now, and it’s starting to resemble a proper little cannabis plant. I haven’t given it any nutrients yet—still waiting for it to get a bit stronger before I introduce Bio-Grow. Plant #3 is still kind of a mystery. It’s alive, technically, and it has shown some small signs of growth, but it’s barely past the cotyledon stage. The first true leaves are just starting to peek out, but they’re tiny and not looking great, also there is some yellowing, which might be due to too much water. Growth is very slow, and I’m starting to think it might be genetically weak. Still, I’m not giving up on it yet. Changes I’ve Made Since Last Week: I started feeding Plant #1 with BioBizz Bio-Grow, diluted to 0,5ml per liter of water. Only gave it to that plant since the others aren’t quite ready yet. I removed the humidity domes from all plants to reduce the risk of mold and damping off. The tent humidity seems stable enough on its own now. Light distance was adjusted to about 30 cm above the canopy for better light penetration. Temps during the light cycle are hovering around 29°C, which I know is a bit high—I’m keeping an eye on it and trying to improve ventilation. If anyone’s got advice on dealing with high temps in a small tent without AC—or on reviving slow seedlings like Plant #3—I’m all ears.

Blazebearer Fourth Entry – 29.06.2025 Plant #1 This one is turning into a real beast. It's growing fast and starting to show strong signs of early flowering. The canopy has become nice and full, and the side branches are stretching outward aggressively. I’ve been watering with 1 liter of pH-adjusted water mixed with 1 mL of Bio·Grow every two days—and it seems to love it. No signs of nutrient burn or deficiencies so far. I did notice the distance between the light and the canopy had shrunk to only 20 cm, so I’ve now raised the light back to around 35 cm to prevent any possible stress. Very happy with the progress. Plant #2 This one’s still playing catch-up but has been growing steadily. It has a nice structure now and is developing more leaf mass. I’ve been giving it about half a liter of water every two days, also with 1 mL of Bio·Grow per liter. So far, no signs of overfeeding, and the plant looks healthy, although still smaller and slower than Plant #1. I’ll probably increase the water amount soon as the root system continues to establish. As mentioned in a Comment last week, Plant #3 appears to have died and i removed it, the stem was very dried out and the seedling wasn't growing at all anymore, no idea what i did wrong though :(

Blazebearer Fifth Entry – 06.07.2025 Plant #1 – Purple Haze Auto This plant is thriving and deep into early bloom. The central cola is rising tall and filling out nicely, with pistils stretching confidently toward the light. Bud sites are developing well along the main branches, and overall, the plant looks lush and healthy. I noticed that the lowest two leaves have begun to yellow slightly. Given their position, I’m not worried—it’s likely just natural die-off as the plant redirects energy to upper growth and flower production. Plant #2 – Purple Haze Auto Plant #2 is slightly bushier and more compact than #1, but just as healthy. It’s also well into early flowering, with a solid canopy and plenty of strong bud sites forming all around. Leaves look vigorous and deep green, with no signs of stress or deficiencies.

Blazebearer Sixth Entry – 13.07.2025 Plant #1 This Lady is well into flowering now, and the stretch seems to be over. She's sporting numerous healthy bud sites, and pistil production is in full swing. However, lower fan leaves have begun to yellow significantly, showing classic signs of nitrogen deficiency — likely due to the plant reallocating resources as it focuses on flowering. She was last fed on 10.07.2025 with 1.5L water containing 3ml Bio-Grow, 3.75ml Bio-Bloom, and 2.25ml Top-Max. The feeding seems to have helped overall bud development, but the lower leaves continue to fade. I’ll monitor the yellowing — it may be part of the natural progression, but if it spreads upward, I may bump Bio-Grow slightly or ensure watering frequency is optimal. Plant #2 This Lady continues to thrive with a strong, even canopy and healthy, deep green foliage. She is transitioning into full flower, with plenty of developing bud sites and no signs of stress or deficiency. Fed the same mix as Plant #1 on 10.07.2025 — 1.5L water with 3ml Bio-Grow, 3.75ml Bio-Bloom, and 2.25ml Top-Max. She responded very well and appears completely dialed in. I plan to shift the next feeding slightly toward bloom-focus while maintaining just enough nitrogen to support foliage.

Blazebearer Seventh Entry – 20.07.2025 I don't really feel like writing such big entries anymore essentially describing what the plant looks like, all of you got eyes and can see that the leaves are green 😂 Noticed some light tip burning and went ahead and bought some BioBizz Cal-Mag to add as i heard LED Grow Lights might require more Cal-Mag. Lower leaves yellowing doesn't seem to have progressed, so i am not very concerned about it 😄

Blazebearer I was high as a kite yesterday and forgot to update my diaries, very sorry about that. (Sorry about forgetting, not being high.) Super happy with the development of the plants, i inspected the buds with a 60x magnifying lens and most Trichomes appear to be cloudy/milky, not seeing any ambers yet, so i will wait a bit more, will harvest once i have about 15%-20% amber Trichomes. I attached a picture of a Bud made with the digital zoom of my phone, kinda looks like ass, but trying to make the magnifying lens work with my phone resulted in even worse pictures, might buy one of those clip-on lenses for my phone. I stopped adding bio-grow into my nutrient mix for these, don't think they need it anymore. I am Guesstimating in 1-2 weeks they'll be ready for Harvest, which would be weeks 8-9, exactly what was written on the packaging of these crappy cheap seeds. Already looking forward for clearing that space up for: either some nice northern lights auto from RQS, or Special Queen #1 auto from RQS.