Super Lemon Haze - First Grow!

Week 8 So we finally got some rain in my area, so our humidity has been a lot higher than usual. I got used to the plants needing a gallon per day. With the higher humidity they’ve only needed about 2/3 gallon. So I flooded my plant dishes once or twice before I got used to that, so I did a thorough clean of all the dirt and twine bits that have accumulated over time, and lysol wiped the tent’s tray. I do have a few crinkled or damaged leaves, so I think that might be a calcium deficiency. I have been pHing to the lower side of the range, so I probably just locked it out. At least the next few gallons I’ll try to shoot for a pH of 7. I’m starting to see the yellowing under leaves again, so nitrogen deficiency. So apparently I have a pretty tight line to walk with these ladies to avoid nute burn, and avoid nitrogen deficiency, so I’m switching to 50% dose of nutes every other watering, and for my plain water for the alternate days, I’m adding just the ‘Grow’ 4-3-3 stuff to maintain the nitrogen levels. I noticed a lot of the lower branches were getting pretty beefy, so I went through and did a more thourough LST. I was able to create some air flow and spread the canopy through the middle, so hopefully some more light can get down into the dense foliage.