Ganja Farmer Blue Dream Auto

Ganja Farmers Blue Dream Auto was started germination in a glass filled with a solution of purified H20 and a measure of H2O2. After 24 hrs the shell has split and the tap was showing. It was then placed in a small black plastic container and sandwiched between two pieces of cellulose towel soaked in the H2O2 solution then the container was covered with foil and placed in a warm area (79F). After 24hrs the tap root was long enough for insertion into the media. It emerged on Day 5 and as of today's posting (day 7) it is healthy. My set-up is a 4x4x8 tent, with a 150w Led light. Multiple fans in the tent. The tent is exhausted directly outside via a 6" fan with a temperature controlled fan speed. I monitor the tent temps via a wifi cam that I can see the temperature gauge. I can control the HVAC via an app for the household thermostat. All the fixtures in the tent run thru smart outlets that allow me to schedule the lights and fans and receive notification of power outages. A 3 gallon cloth pot filled with a Coco coir/ expanded clay pebbles mix (80/20). The mix was buffered for almost a month with daily rinsing of pH buffered de-chlorinated tap water. I de-chlorinate the water with a 4' carbon tank. It didnt need a month to become buffered but life got in the way and I couldn't start the plant when I wanted. For nutrients I will be using the entire General Hydroponic Flora Series and mix them via their older mix chart that they no longer provide. I will be mixing the nutrients with nearly pure, medical grade RO water. This water is made at a medical facility and its EC is usually less than 10 micro siemens. I will be using the bloom city cal mag with a 2-0-0 npk and will mix at 2x the strength. This is because there is nothing at all in the water. My method is called Frequent Fertigation. I will be giving nutrient solution 2x a day to achieve 20%+ run-off. I measure inflow pH and EC and adjust according to the plants needs (sadly Im often a little behind and still learning). I measure the run-off as well for both pH and EC. I will perform high volume irritations followed by fertigations to keep the media buffered. I will document all my measurments and actions in a written log and ad pictures of that log for no one to look at. My journals are also TLDNR for many so I do this for me. It helps me focus on my plant. The method is slightly forgiving and the plants cant skip fertigation events without any setback other than they missed a meal.