First Round RDWC White Widow Auto

I spent most of last week in town, which was a great change of pace. Besides sleeping in my own bed, I checked in on the grow in the evenings. This was enjoyable and therapeutic; it was nice to lay hands on the plants and watch the changes. The plants are continuing to do planty things, grow, and now beginning to fade off. The leaves are losing chlorophyll, and they are developing a nice yellow undertone. I dropped the nutrients further this week, eliminating CalMagic and Koolbloom additions. Next week I will provide water only. Since I am in the downward cycle, instead of adding hydroguard, I hit the reservoir with 100ml of 29% hydrogen peroxide. There was a couple of changes in the growth that occurred this week. First, the larger buds started showing signs of fox tailing, which is a shame as I had babied this grow all along. Interestingly enough, the smaller plant that was not growing at the same pace started showing signs, which means I can rule out light and heat, as the setups are completely different. It could come down to nutrient stress or simply genetics. With or without foxtails, the bud is still excellent. I tested one of the smaller green buds, and it provided an uplifting feeling. Quite nice. In two weeks my family will be back home for a couple of days, looking forward to sharing.