Spring-Summer Second Run Mixed Strains

Chronicle of the week The week started with lowering the lamp distance: after 7 days of monitoring no signs of over illumination. I increased the amount of nutrients: - previous week was around 900PPM - increased twice by around 50PPM - first increase didn't show issues, but the second one (around 1000PPM) depicted some slightly over-fertilization on some leaves of the Hulkberries. A second round with 1000PPM showed that also most of the other plants started to suffer a bit. - I will go back to around 920PPM during the next week, depending of the results the optimum amount could be around 950PPM I think that one of the challenges, with respect to nutrients, is to find a balance in multi-strain cultivation. There is different resistance from different strains, different heights and dimensions, and different flowering periods: all of this contributes to have different needs (same could be applied to the light). Checks to find hermies continues, unfortunately I found GK1 to be hermaphrodite, somehow advanced. - taken out of the tent - tried to remove the male parts and evaluate what to do - day after I found new stuffs, too many, and decided to cut it - the hope is that the pollen did not spread, especially while taking it out - deep checks on TD2 as well, found something but manageable for now. It seems some pre-flowering behavior that might stop Overall, the plants are flowering very well, the smell increased, the buds are growing. There are differences though, in the development: - both Hulkberries are a bit behind in buds dimensions, which is normal because of the longer flowering period - Royal Gorilla and Jack Herer are also slightly behind (with respect to DOD SI DOS 33 and Glookies for instance), more on the pistils (still all white) than in the buds dimension