Sweet Jack 47 FF

👉The plant has gotten very bushy, hasnt stretched upward or out, but its growing densely. Leaves are a solid dome and underneath its fairly empty. It has several branches with growth tips that are at the same height as the main growth node. I took some fairly up close picture of some of the flowering growth nodes. You can see the the structure of the early flowers clearly. Its also starting to produce a slight aroma, just a plant smell with just a slight hint of the funky stank that yet to come. Have removed just a few leaves off the very bottom that were totally shielded by the leave directly above them. Im surveying the interior branches for shaded leaves and future larf sites. I will prune the larf sites slowly as I go. 👉Fertigating twice a day I was getting about 35% run-off. by mid-week it started consuming more fluid as it grew. I was seeing possible early signs of nutrient issues, possibly cal/mag defficiency, I decided to slightly increase the pH of the nutrient solution from 5.8 to 6.0. I also had a couple days where I couldn't give one of the fertigation events. This help reduce the saturation of the media and help mitigate any over saturation that may have contributed to the slight wrinkly lower leaves. The run-off EC has trended downwards. This is only slightly surprising, as it show that the plant is consuming the nutrients. Fed transition mixture at beginning of week, today's batch was the early bloom mix (week 5 on the GHE flora series drain to waste feed chart. I may increase the EC strength in the next batch of nutrients slightly to the upper limit suggested on the chart.