First grow-FB-Forbidden Runtz

Summer is here and so is the humidity. I haven't had any spikes like last week thanks to the new AC infiniti but I have gotten up into the 72-75 range a couple times with my goal being about 65%. Going to have to find a small dehumidifier for inside the tent or potentially try a little can fan in one of my lower vent ports to promote overall air flow. I really don't think that is a solution though since the fan I got has more than enough cfm to cover my tent and the additional efficiency drags. My second fan of this grow has decided that it is also no longer going to oscillate so I need to track down a new one quickly. Right now I have the fan rigged to kind of pendulum. More details to come, they should be ready for a feed on D39 so I will likely do some before pics and then do a little clean up to get some lower scrag off the plant and trim a few interior fan leaves that are blocking sites. Pretty nervous about doing that for the first time but hopeful I do it correctly. Day 38 they smelled like Strawberry laffy taffy, I'm getting pretty excited. D39 Update 1-Dori has a slight yellowing on the tiniest tips of a couple leaves. If that is from nutrients she must be incredibly sensitive, I've dialed my nutes back to the day 10-20 feeding and am going to get a different syringe that has more detailed markings in the event I'm overdrawing. Cut the current nutrient solution by a quarter for this feed on Dori. Filled a liter bottle to 250ml distilled water then filled the rest of the liter with nutrient solution from gallon, mixed and PH'd. Fed 1/2 Liter day 39. Guppy is still damp so going to check her late evening and most likely give her until tomorrow to water and trim. She is not showing any signs of burn this time around either. Update 2- Trimmed Dori up some including removing an interior fan leaf that was blocking almost 3 other bud sites. D40 Update-Trimmed Guppy and fed her the same watered down nute mixture as Dori. Did just about 1/3 of a liter and then just under 1/4 to Dori since she was dried out in the majority of her soil. Tried 2 different LST clips on her to move bud sites into better positioning with the rest of the plants Got the direction I wanted but waiting on them to turn face up. Hoping they make the change overnight. D41 Update-Not much to report, both girls are now the same size and Guppy has bent her head just slightly to get exactly the sun she wants. 600 watt is not cutting it for the 3x3 and I'm trying to figure out the logistics of getting a TS1000 as quick as possible. I did take the LST clips off since I had the shape and direction I wanted. Hoping they will stand back up with the extra weight removed and I can work them into the trellis net in the next few days. Quartered my nutes again and fed each a little more than 1/4 liter. Dori has a few yellow tips but I'm hoping that was from the feeding reported for the week and she is taking the quartered version well. Seems to be drinking a lot more now. D42 Update-Guppy has officially caught up to Dori and is looking very healthy. Her top took a slight bend toward the center of the tent, maybe for light but the whole plant has stretched a good deal. I'm honestly kind of sad I didn't try to LST her when she was tiny, she might have turned into a monster. Dori's bud sights are starting to thicken up nicely and lots of her leaves are frosting over as she goes. I will get some pics tomorrow and update with a D43 weekend update. Dori's pot was almost completely dried out again so fed just under 1/4L of the quartered solution and gave Guppy the rest as she isn't drying out quite as fast. She's been about 2-3 days slower than Dori through most of the process so I have a feeling that by the end of the weekend she is going to be just as thirsty. Other Plants Update: Sadly non of my FB Strawberry Banana Auto 5 pack made it. 3 failed to germ and the other 2 struggled to shed their seed casing and ended up with damaged cotyledons. After that they developed slowly and finally succumbed to nature. Outside Auto's are not going to produce either. The cold weather stunted them and the constant storms left the stems leggy and unable to support themselves. They are now about 9 inches tall if you can get them to stand up and went into flowering. Too small to produce. Photos that are outside are starting to look a bit better. No new pest issues.