These are collages I created in the gallery. And yes, the models are great, they don’t wiggle when you take photos. I need more of them
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the little ones, picchu, permanent marker, gelato 41, and auto skunk
some tropicana poison f1 from the offers we got at Ganja Farmer.
and I have a project underway of 4 pure regular afghan and some regular nepal
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Due to the upcoming heat, I’ve already moved the light hours in the flowering 
tent 
to nighttime yesterday, from 1-13… although I could even turn off the light earlier at noon… I’m considering from 23-11.
Let’s see how it goes 
The little ones are still recovering 
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When i am flowering and trying to avoid the summer heat I run my light from 9pm until 9am, works well for me.
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Howdy.
As if the heat wasn’t enough. Cooling the water. It reaches at least 27 degrees in the tank if I don’t do anything.
It’s happened to me twice now with the K. Asia while taming its crazy stretch: 2 shoots were badly bent. One, a main shoot, completely broke off and is now in water. We’ll see.
It happened on Flowering Day 7/8!
One was a late topping.
I have to dim the lights down a bit more at noon, as the dimmers are at 77% and the temperature is currently touching around 30/31 degrees.
The heatwave, you know.
But they can take a beating.
Ultimately, they cool themselves down a few degrees due to transpiration.
They just need more water then.
Yesterday on Flowering Day 8
You can see in the back right how the K. Asia is stretching extremely.
Now it’s balanced out a bit again.
I noticed something then.
The Asia is the only one that wasn’t topped during growth.
That explains why it wants to shoot up so quickly.
The Diesel and Mexican grow up more gently, filling the canopy instead.
Now it’s time for a light defoliation again, and lollipopping by the end of next week.
Last night’s storm was no joke either.
It killed my cheap junk, the tomato house, and killed 2/3 of one of the Big Mama plants.
And that one was so full of buds.
Shit, but that’s how it is.
I bought some more jars with humidity control packs.
I’ll fill them later. An extra one for the Cookies OG and one for the Strawberry.
The Mexican.
S. Diesel
The first pistils are now appearing.
Yeah, and I put the 2 autoflowers in real sun. It wasn’t worth the electricity costs to me anymore.
They went into a ready Dope Lite.
The bag was new!
They were in the Auto Pot. There’s no sign of overwatering.
But it’s the stark opposite of what has grown otherwise.
It couldn’t have been the climate. Because it was the same as in the other tent.
The only explanation is shitty genetics or “the most hated” from Florganic has sold a huge package of crap again.
I’ve never experienced anything like this, and now 2 new ones are running, a new Wedding Cake and Amnesia Skittlez Auto.
In different soil. Whether with Bio Tabs or Bio Bizz, I still have to see. Actually, those two should be finished by now.
But they are still far from it. Oh well, I brought them inside before the storm and put them by the window, and now they are back in the sun.
Happy Weekend
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i get yellow from soggy soil/dirt
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Now with a wonderful scent, watching the Oranjes play kickball 
And then first cool off in the pool to coom cheer on Germany…
Greetings and Happy Growing everyone
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Haha
On Sundays, the internet works somewhat.
So I’ll briefly share some words and pictures, if the connection allows.
Let’s see
Greetings to everyone 
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It could indeed be that this Dope Lite retains water completely differently and, in conjunction with an Auto Pot, which should actually be the hit, here only caused a mush in the root zone.
The 3 photoperiods, however, are different. In their own Living Soil mix, fertilized and used multiple times. The ladies are exploding in the pot there.
But today I found the problem with the Kalini Asia here.
Shouldn’t be like that either because of the Airbase and root stop mat.
Masses of roots are growing straight into the Aqua Valve. I haven’t seen that before. But it’s also stretching incredibly, not just upwards.
The roots are stretching along.
Today, Bloom Day 11, all three were defoliated a bit yesterday, and in 8/9 days comes the Lollipopping.
The K. Asia is very easy to handle. Very low-maintenance because it grows beautifully stretched and free.
I hope she’ll be done with her awesome stretch in a few days.
She’s already taking up a lot of space in the 1.44 sq m.
The Mexican stretches a bit more moderately and tends to be densely bushy.
Maybe she needs a bit more time, because overall she already needs 4 weeks longer flowering time than K. Asia.
Yesterday, during gentle defoliation, I gently bent two branches in the back left corner a bit lower to the net again.
I’m curious if the Mexican will deliver such beautiful buds again. Her taste is great because this is the second one I’m cultivating now.
The Sour Diesel
But it seems that generally, this time, they are growing a bit more in height, but there’s still plenty of space upwards.
The Diesel continues to tolerate 3 - 4 liters of water per day. No drooping leaves, no downward-curled leaf tips which could indicate overwatering.
In the back right, a mound is forming because the Kalini Asia is aggressively stretching.
Despite the extreme heat currently, I cool the water in the tank daily, otherwise it would be 28 / 30 degrees. In the room, it’s 30 degrees in the afternoon, and I’m glad that from three o’clock in the afternoon, the night cycle in the tents runs and the lights are off. Brutal heat.
And they like that.
It no longer makes sense to fill left or right at the front, otherwise the K. Asia will clearly shoot ahead and the others won’t be able to catch up.
This morning I was in court again to explicitly uphold the preliminary legal protection procedure, because the Jobcenter argued that since the objection was fully granted, the matter was resolved. But they only mentioned the rental cost issue, not the other circumstances of the authorities’ failure regarding my health protection. The health insurance costs withheld for years, which I also request to be reinstated. Because they simply hadn’t registered me anymore. And since family co-insurance is politically on thin ice.
I don’t want to be sick soon without that, standing there, and had to remind them what a scandal they allowed themselves.
I think a judge will find such sneaky half-truths in their counter-argumentation very unpleasant.
And since the rental costs are now clarified and fully covered, they also didn’t want to be burdened with the court costs.
They’re getting the middle finger now. Because nothing is taken. The preliminary legal protection continues. Absolutely solidly justified.
And as if one didn’t have enough, I now have to deal with AC Infinity because the newer AI Controller has glitches. It acts on its own, and this has happened multiple times already. Set for exhaust, humidifier in sensor mode to maintain values. It keeps simply turning off the devices, and the controller itself stays on. This happened again Saturday evening around 10 PM, and I noticed yesterday morning at 9 AM that the devices were off again. This has happened multiple times already, and I bought the controller on 2/9/26 as part of the exhaust package with filter and everything. Since I have two AI Controllers, and the other one, bought 11/25, doesn’t have these dropouts at all. And during the phone call, it turned out. The problem is not unknown to them. Now I have submitted screenshots of the data and invoice and am waiting for a response. Always something new.
Luckily, for now, I only have to check daily if the lamp distance needs to be adjusted and hand-water the Diesel. That’s all there is for now. And the defective controller is the one in the smaller tent where the seedlings are. If that happens when the lights are on, it can quickly get too warm, too dry.
For a lot of money, that’s annoying.
I wish everyone continued happy sweating, and the really intense heat is yet to come. Greetings from Paule
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Hey there… I’m completely new to the tent grow.
What exactly is the net for? Is that for LST?
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Well then, welcome to the realm of tent plants.
The net serves, on the one hand, as a support so that later, if the flowers get nice and thick, they don’t bend downwards.
The main goal, however, is to be able to keep the flowering stretch somewhat under control by continuously tucking branches through the net, one mesh further. This keeps everything at the same height for now and frees up space upwards.
For example, Kalini Asia would easily be 140 cm or taller today. The stretch will continue for several more days, and this way, it will fit in terms of height and lamp distance in the end. At the same time, you encourage the plant to grow wider.
LST is Low Stress Training, where branches are bent down and fixed to the pot rim with wire or string, also to bring lower branches away from the stem and into more light, influencing the shaping early on.
The net = Scrog is also a low-stress training, just slightly different.
Then, have a lot of fun here. And success in the tent game.
I wish you a pleasant evening
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Very well explained @Pflanzenpaul
Also welcome from me 
I hope you enjoy reading through this jungle of information
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Thank you very much for the warm welcome 
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Hey there many thanks for the explanation and the warm welcome
Do you think that in a 60x60 tent and 2 plants, each in 9l pots, this is necessary.. Or would that be more for larger setups?
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Welcome from me too @Paddyoshi. You can also use the net well in a 60x60 grow tent. Here’s a picture of my last grow in my 60x60 grow tent.
This makes it much easier to fill the space well.
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Here are some new pictures from me again today, first the Fat Gorilla
for the others, I had to insert stakes today to separate the shoots. Don’t want mold to form because they stick together and sweat profusely. Here’s the Sherbet Queen the Pink Runtz and the Green Gelato and in the small lab, the Royal Runtz. Yesterday I removed and opened a bract that was pollinated last, unfortunately the seed was not ripe yet. I will probably wait two more weeks until harvest.
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To the
Social Court Koblenz
Deinhardpassage 1
56068 Koblenz
Urgent proceedings / Ref. No.: S 1 ----- – /26 ER
--------- ./. Jobcenter City of Koblenz
Urgent Supplement to the Statement of 20.06.2026, submitted on 22.6.2026
Dear Sir or Madam,
In supplement to my partial declaration of settlement, I am submitting a copy of the new amended decision from 18.6.2026 by the respondent, which was received today (23.06.2026).
This decision proves the correctness of my submission of 20.6.2026 and refutes the respondent’s assertion that the proceedings have been settled:
Under the section “Health, Nursing Care, and Pension Insurance” (page 2 of 4), only my wife is still listed. For my person, no contributions are being paid, nor is there any indication of clarification or retroactive registration.
The existential and health risk regarding my health insurance and missing pension periods therefore remains unchanged. I urgently request the court for a timely judicial decision in interim relief concerning these remaining points.
A copy of the new decision is enclosed! The office has unlawfully kept me without health insurance for years and has thereby destroyed my pension history.
The new decision is the ultimate proof that the official dereliction of duty continues to this day.
Sincerely,
Yo folks, here’s the next letter I’m bringing to court tomorrow.
And the folks at the office are still too dumb to cheat.
With their assertion that the rent is now fully covered, the appeal granted, everything is supposedly settled.
My last counter-statement and now today, supplemented again with the ultimate proof handed to me by them themselves.
It has by no means been clarified, and certainly not settled.
It’s bad enough that they’re parking someone in the system, without health insurance.
They’ve also destroyed my pension history because I’m talking about 5 / 6 / 7 years this charade has been going on.
Did they think;
then we’ll just pay the full rent plus utilities and reimburse a bit of travel money, and then the idiot will shut up.
And I won’t shut up! Trust, but verify!
And to celebrate the day, I got myself a new air-cooled “Moped”.
With an external motor. I also attached a crash safety device and the thing runs so quietly. A nice 23.8 degrees in the f*ck zone, uh sorry ---- bedchamber. Hehehe
Cool, I then managed to close everything nicely so the heat stays out.
With a click system, quickly brought in and placed on the lower thing.
The older one expelled a lot of water out the back and wasn’t cooling properly anymore.
Then it constantly got on my nerves. You don’t have that with this one!
Now tomorrow the record heat can come. My little Gizmo doesn’t suffer and neither do I.
But the folks at the office, friends - they’ll be spitting feathers.
Today I was in the hobby room cooling down the water tank again. The “soup” (water) was 27 degrees. When it reached 23 degrees with ice packs, I turned on the tap. The Diesel received 3.5 liters in several stages so the soil could absorb it and it wouldn’t just run through. The Kalini Asia in the Auto Pot.
The first load was directly sucked in and then immediately refilled a second time.
AC Infinity customer support gained access to the controller today because they need to check the data. Hope that glitch gets sorted soon too.
They’re hoping it might be a setting error first. But it’s set up just like the other one. So both should show dropouts then. But only the newer one does. It’s annoying when sensor-controlled devices unexpectedly switch off again and again. But only every few weeks.
I don’t feel like checking that crap hourly.
@Paddyoshi
herr_gruen has already replied. Even in a 9-liter pot, some plants can get quite thick, heavy buds under very good conditions.
One should only make sure to use a Scrog net corresponding to the tent dimensions. It’s always sensible if you want to fill the area and be a bit safer with the already limited height. What is spread wide, grows less in height.
So, Paule is off again. There was quite a lot to do today.
And it’s late now too. Good evening
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