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:sports_medal: April's Growlog of the Month

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Hello Growmies :waving_hand:

April’s Growlog of the Month is in… and this one was a really solid entry across the board :seedling:

:trophy: Berry (Strawberry Kush), by @Pflanzenpaul

This growlog stood out for its consistency and depth from start to finish. It follows the plant all the way through the full cycle, including drying and curing, which already puts it a step ahead in terms of completeness.

What really made the difference here is the level of detail and decision-making throughout the grow. You can see not just what was done, but why; from nutrient management and watering habits to how challenges were handled along the way.

There’s also a strong use of the app: clear logs, regular updates, and a well-documented progression that makes the whole process easy to follow and learn from.

On top of that, the grow includes useful experimentation and organic practices (like living soil and compost teas), adding even more learning value for the community.

It’s not about being a “perfect” grow, it’s about being a valuable one, and this growlog delivers exactly that :green_heart:

:clap: Big thanks to everyone who participated and took the time to share their work. There were some great entries this month, and it wasn’t an easy choice.

If you haven’t checked it yet, take a look here :backhand_index_pointing_down:
Berry by Pflanzenpaul

:rocket: The May Growlog of the Month is coming very soon, stay tuned and get your growlogs ready :herb:

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KilliczGe

#12

Isn’t Beta Test 3.0.9 moot with Version 3.1 anyway?

I have the current version from the App Store and everything works well.

I’ve also discovered the diagrams for water and I think this is a practical new feature.

Regards,

And if I’m wrong, that’s okay. :ok_hand:

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Pflanzenpaul

#13
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@KilliczGe

I don’t really have a grasp of all that stuff. That’s why it took me several days and a lot of things were left undone to be able to make it work here without frustration because it was getting stuck and probably in many ways.

I think it also depends on the phone system whether it runs smoothly or not. As I said, I can share my experience and I use an Android system, and there were problems with S20 to S25.

Which are now fixed by throwing out the beta version. Everything else in terms of apps ran smoothly. The removal of the version and the now resolved problem shows that some things are still not running smoothly.

So I think that with update 3.1, the beta version was not obsolete.

For me, it was that I accepted the beta version, and on the release day, the update to 3.1 automatically came to me, and that’s when the problems started.

In the end, an update to a version is just about making it more stable with new features.

Do you perhaps have an older Samsung Galaxy Android system or an iPhone, which would then be excluded from these problems?

Now it’s running again for me, but as the original version. Cheers.

But there are probably quite a few who still have smaller problems.

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