Northern Lights, Tan. Dream, Blueberry!

Week 9 (4th week of flower): Day 60: Well good morning sweetpea! Welcome to a new week. In all honesty, no real action to start the week. Monday (day 58's) watering is still holding in the soil until at least tomorrow, and probably until morning of Day 62. Plants will get moved temporarily out of the room tomorrow for a bit while we have an appliance guy here working on the dishwasher...so plants will need to be out of the tent (next to the boiler & breaker-panel for a bit. Not to worry too much, since it's a legal state and this is a grey area grow right now. Day 61: Woke up early and removed all plants from grow tent and secreted them up in our guest room in the lap of luxury. Had a call in to the dishwasher repairman and while the call was 9am, he arrived at 4.30pm promptly! The grow tent wasn't moved but was minimized so that if anyone needed to access the breaker board it was noticeable but not occupied. Took the time to clean the floor pan and do some reorganization, so it's now neater and cleaner. I guess I could have fed tonight, but decided that tomorrow was a better option. Still working on NL#1 who has the best growth and bud formation but still has lemon-lime leaves. Did a soil slurry pH test and it sat right at 6.7, so I'm pretty happy with that. Will lean in a little bit to the Cal/Mag and the Nitrogen side of the feed for that one tomorrow. Day 62: Feed day. Followed the GH 'light' chart for trio but at half strength, then backed off the PPM to hit 550ish. That's about 220 for the water and the rest for nutrients. I may hit a little harder (round 500 for nutrients plus water in the future. I also posted the grow question below (lemon lime yellow of my NL#1) and did some back and forth here as well as on the RIU forum...decided that there was a good chance I'm experiencing lockout along with some other setup issues. I decided after the morning feed...about 4 hours later to do a thorough flush of NL#1 since it was still wet from the feed water of the morning and there's no point of feeding if it's not going to take up anything. I did check the EC/PPM of the morning's run-off but it was partially evaporated and definitely that added to being inaccurately high (3000ppm/1.5EC)...though I know that wasn't the real number, probably in the mid 2000's. Flushed 5 gallons of water through NL#1 and ended up at a runoff of 330ish PPM (not bad given the water is 220), and on the back-end gave the same half strength nutrients that I'd fed in the morning. Day 63: Rest day. Day 64: to address some of the issues in the tent that NL#1 was bearing some of the brunt of, I raised the lighting to have the bud-top sites at ~43 DLI or so. Adjusted all plants as well. I think that should help with what in NL#1 looks like light stress up top with some canoeing. The other thing I did is adjust the fans...In case it's also some wind-stress as well. The two smaller Honeywell fans in my setup even at their slowest setting put out a pretty good 'beam' of airstream and I've been concerned that it's too much, especially 24/7. Put to work some smart-plugs in the tent. Each fan now does 1-hour-on/ 1-hour-off and they're slightly staggered so there's some time where both are on for about 10 minutes and some time where both are off for 10 minutes. I also put a third plug in, automated a 6" oscillating clip fan that's less powerful and sits above the canopy top that blows gently across in a 3-hour on/off cycle. Put in some sticky traps for fungus gnats, which haven't been awful but are a minor annoyance. Removed dead/yellow fan leaves at the bottom from NL#1. Day 65 Rest day; by my morning peep in the tent shows plants seem happier. Day 66: Watering day. All plants seem happier with the last feeding and the tent changes made. Pictures added. This morning I watered 3 of the plants (not the NL#1 which got flooded back on D62 and has more moisture in the soil still. All plants were dry down to 2-3" deep. Watered with the usual well water adjusted to ~650pH and reading around 330ppm/.66EC. Each plant was watered to a flush at a rate of 2 gallons per plant with about 50% runoff. PPM checked on first sign of runoff at about 1300ppm/2.6EC and after water/flush down to ~400ppm/.80EC. So fairly close to tabla-rasa for our next feed at the end of the week. NL1 will be watered tonight or tomorrow am. It shows signs of greening and looks better to my eye.