1st Grow: LSD-25 - Helen

So since I am finally up to date on these weeks, I can start giving more detailed things on what happens day to day for people growing similar strains with similar nutrients and also for myself as a learning tool. D22: -Is the day I started training the plants with LST. However the stem towards the bottom is kinda firm so bending it only at one point was difficult and I ended up leaning most of the stem towards the one direction where I started LST. I don't think this is a huge deal in my opinion in my first grow. The plant is a small boy but that's totally fine. - I believe I also fed it this day with the nutrients listed above. D23: -Not much of anything different I did on this day compared to D22. I noticed some nodes starting to pop out of the crevasses so I think my LST is working?? -Anyways, plants look good and growing a lot better than they were in the beginning of its life. D24: - Just some more LST and small adjustments to keep the small sites a chance to have more light and grow so that I don't just have one main cola. D25: - I saw the leaves drooping a little and decided today would be a good day to try watering until run-off to get a better of where the pH is. - I have been watering for with a pH of 5.9-6.0 but I guess I should water the next few times with something lower, possibly a solution with a pH of around 5.5? D26: - The watering definitely helped the plant as the leaves began popping back up. - LST continuing. I began training it into a spiral just because it seems like it can help increase bud sites and stuff. D27: - So I wasn't expecting this but I began seeing some pistols!!11!!!1!!! - I was extremely excited when I first saw it. This is a sign that I should begin implementing the bloom part of my nutrients into the plant. D28: - The new sites are growing and the plant itself is stretching. I guess I'm in the stage where the plant is gonna be stretching for the light. I also accidently broke a stem with a site on it :( I was a little too tough with it. Rookie mistake. I will need to learn how to be more gentle with the plant.