Getting there... and good to see "warts & all" pics rather than just the pretty bits. respect.
Btw, forgot to say i did a watering today as well, and it was: (flower nutes + cal mag)
-6.2 PH in @ 500 ppm
-6.5 PH out @ 650 ppm
Seems like I am starting to get closer and closer to the sweetspot for feeding, just in time for late flowering.
With proper VPD, anything 20 to 26 C is perfect or near perfect. Even more is good if ading CO2. But most of the flowering they were at 22 to 25 C, with less than that only when I opened the tent door.
Btw, light was at 60% while recovering, now they look a bit better so I gone 75% again.
There is one of the Auto Killer Mandarines that a big stretch/growth period now (a bit later than the others), and lacks Mg really much. Its the back-middle one, and can be observed in earlier pics as well. I will apply some epsom salt spray and feed to it today, to try and fix it faster. That shows me once again that they need Ca and Mg the most in early flower, during stretch. It's basically when my defs first appeard on the others as well, at the start of stretch. This one plant has almost doubled in size during the last 2 weeks and probably depleted all its Mg reserves.
I just watered the plants.
PH6.2 in @ 500 ppm, flower nutes, cal mag, extra PK, extra Mg
PH 6.5 out @ 600 ppm.
The first line is live data, with tent open and the cold air that rushed it raised the humidity a bit (and lowered the VPD).
But as you can see on the line 3, the 12 hours average is perfect, and higher VPD, and lower RH than before, since I changed the settings that way to limit mold risk for late flowering a few days ago.
Forgot to say we are around day 53 from seed.
See you guys and gals soon!
Thank you bro! I think you gonna be even more jealous when I finally manage to keep them fed for a whole grow!