Greetings, fellow growers! 
Welcome to the June Growlog of the Month! 
Another month means another opportunity to showcase your cultivation journey, exchange knowledge with growers from all around the world, and inspire the community with your Growlog.
Whether you’re experimenting with new techniques, documenting your first grow, or refining your craft, we’d love to see what you’re growing this month. 
Prizes 
This month, we’re excited to welcome Mephisto Genetics (mephistogenetics.com) as the official sponsor of June’s Growlog of the Month!
Mephisto is supporting the community with prizes for our top Growlogs, plus a special coupon for Grow with Jane growers. Use code GWJxMG10 at checkout to get 10% OFF on your next Mephisto order, valid until Oct 31, 2026.
The top three Growlogs will receive Mephisto vouchers:
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1st Place: $100 USD voucher
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2nd Place: $50 USD voucher
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3rd Place: $25 USD voucher
Please note that shipping is currently limited to the USA, Canada, UK, and EU.
In addition, the 1st Place Growlog will be featured inside the Grow with Jane app for an entire month so the whole community can explore it, learn from it, and celebrate the grower behind it. 
The 1st Place winner will also receive a 1 year subscription to Grow with Jane PRO, including unlimited trees, environments, and advanced grow support tools.
How to Join June’s Edition
Create a detailed Growlog
Document your cultivation process and build a Growlog that reflects your experience, learning process, and dedication. Check the Selection Criteria below to see what makes a Growlog stand out.
Growlogs are created in the Grow with Jane app and reflect your real cultivation journey.
Share your Growlog
Once your Growlog is ready, make it public and share the link here in the comments below. Tell us a bit about your grow and what makes it meaningful to you!
Need help? Follow this guide:
https://social.growithjane.com/t/how-to-share-your-growlog/17523
Post your Growlog URL in this topic
The submission window for the June Edition will remain open during the first three weeks of the month. After that, our selection team will review all entries and choose the winners.
You can submit Growlogs from any time period, but remember: each Growlog can only win once.
Selection Criteria Here 
Summary
Regular Updates: Consistent logs showing ongoing commitment.
Cultivation Details: Temperature, humidity, nutrients, substrate, and more.
Photographic Documentation: Clear images that showcase your plant’s progress.
Growth Documentation: Sharing important milestones from seed to harvest.
Task Management: Using the app’s task features to track your work.
Experimentation and Learning: Trying techniques and documenting results.
Relevant Observations: Sharing useful tips, challenges, and solutions.
Community Interaction: Supporting fellow growers and participating in discussions.
Improvement and Progression: Showing development and learning over time.
Creativity and Presentation: Organized, engaging, and unique Growlogs stand out.
Respect and Courtesy: Help us keep the community welcoming and inclusive.
Truth and Originality: Share authentic content and credit others when appropriate.
No Repeat Winners: A winning Growlog cannot compete again.
Let’s continue building a community rooted in curiosity, learning, and shared passion for growing. We can’t wait to see your June Growlogs!
Happy growing!
The Grow with Jane Team
Should be pretty close harvest by the end of the month!
Auto in AC Infinity Square 3-gallons Smart Pots and I was testing a new nutrients company named Rooted Leaf Agritech liquid organic nutrients after using Biobizz nutrients for over 13 or 14 years. I made a mistake of listening to the CEO of the company who recommended to me I use the Medium Feed Chart or can try going up to Heavy Feed Chart after 4-5 weeks of VEG stage and that’s when problems began. I realized they’re overfed and did a couple light flushes and lost 2 weeks of bloom but she still delivered better than average results and 8.5 oz dry weight. Second plant delivered 8 oz. I should’ve continued feeding Light Feed Chart ratios. Lesson learned. Just started the next cycle and this time I’ll feed Light Feed Chart ratios throughout the whole cycle. Looking forward to seeing the results! 
