15.10.
Watering 2 liters. Ppm 1122 (yesterday it was 1046 ppm) / ph 6.35 (yesterday it was 6.05). Drainage: 0.6 L | 1332 ppm.
If you make a solution for 3 days with an initial pH of 5.7, then with each passing day it will increase by 0.3, and since groups of macro - and microelements are absorbed most effectively at different ph levels, we get the necessary range without our intervention.
16.10.
Ready solution of 2 liters + 0.5 liters of distilled water. Since the pH rose to 6.6 over the past day, as I wrote earlier, I had to reset it to 5.9 / ppm 970.
Drainage: 0.750 L | 1300 ppm
We continue training, I stretched it a little more. The leaves are just huge and dark green, perhaps this is due to the fact that I overdo it with the base "ABC".
Biceps in the place of supercropping are getting bigger. Power!
17.10.
Solution for two days: 4.4 liters of water + AB 5 ml + C 0.7 ml + CalMag 4.5 ml = 670 ppm / 5.7 ph
Despite the low ppm of the solution, the drainage came out at 1290 ppm (!).
18.10.
"claws" appeared on the leaves, definitely an overdose of fertilizers. Diluted yesterday's solution with filtered and distilled water to 4 liters = 480 ppm / ph 5.8
Watering 2.3 liters. Drainage: 1.5 L (!) | 1106 ppm
In the evening , I sprayed the leaves with a solution of 0.5 liters of water + Jelly Ja 5 ml = 170 ppm / ph 6,8. A little more training.
19.10.
1.6 liters of yesterday's solution = 460 ppm / ph 5.7
Drainage: 0.3 L | 760 ppm
20.10.
4.4 liters of water + AB 10 ml + C 1.5 ml + CalMag 4 ml = 913 ppm / ph 5.7
Watering 2.2 liters. Drainage: 0.6 L | 635 ppm
21.10.
I had to skip watering, I was late.
22.10.
2.2 liters. 935 ppm / ph 6,8
Without drainage. From next week we will start eating 3 liters each.
you are likely watering when the pot is heavier than it was before... your substrate, as long as you don't alter it, will hold roughly the same carrying capacity of water day 1 and day 100. so if oyu are getting more runoff, that means you are watering at a point which more water currently exists in the pot than before. use weight to trigger irrigation and this should remain more consistent.
rate of evaporation is relative to temps and RH.. if these thigns chnaged recently it could impact timing of 'next' irrigation. VPD, also controleld by temp/rh, drives the rate of water uptake in roots. So, if it is drinking slower or faster but you are rigidly watering on a time-based schedule you will need varying amoutns of water to get the job done.
it's fine either way... but, if you want to be able to mix nutes with less waste, water based on weight of pot and it will be a similar volume required each time, but the time between may vary... which is less convenient for you? varying time or varying volume of water needed?
Friends, the settings were lost and not only for me, as I understood. In fact, this is the first week before flowering, but the weeks card says "ger" - this is a mistake.
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