The first week before flowering.
30.10.
Watering 3 liters = 1000 ppm / ph 6.0.
Drainage: 1.5 L | 1270 (!)
Trimmed a few lower fan leaves and bent a couple of branches.
31.10.
3 liters of water 200 ppm + AB 8 ml + C 2.2 ml + CalMag 5 ml + Vitaminka from Plantators (Anti-stress effect, Improving crop quality) 3 ml = 1120 ppm / ph 6.0.
Drainage: 1,2, L | 1315 (!) The problem of a high concentration of ppm in the drainage solution is currently unclear, since I give 20% less fertilizers than the manufacturer recommends.
01.11.
3 liters of water + AB 7 ml + C 1.5 ml + CalMag 5 ml = 1167 ppm / ph 6.0
Drainage: 1.3 L | 1336 ppm
02.11.
We pour a solution with a lower concentration of ppm, but this will not help))
2.5 liters of water + AB 3 ml + C 0.5 ml + CalMag 4 ml = 900 ppm / ph 6.0.
Drainage: 1.4 liters | 1400 (!!)
It is not clear why the volume of drainage has increased?
Why is there such a high concentration of ppm in drainage?
03.11.
Again we spill even less concentration.
2.5 liters of water + CalMag 1.5 ml = 400 ppm / ph 6.2.
Drainage: 0.9 L | 1250 ppm
04.11.
Still spilling)
2.5 liters of water + CalMag 2 ml = 445 ppm / ph 6.2.
Drainage: 0.9 L | 1000 ppm
05.11.
3 liters of water + AB 7 ml + C 1.3 ml + CalMag 4.5 ml = 1100 ppm / ph 6.2.
Drainage: 1.3 L | 850 ppm
The week went well, despite the situation with ppm in drainage, the plant looks great and small tendrils are already appearing, which make it clear that the pre-bloom phase has begun.
PS
Next week, the problem with high ppm will be fixed, most likely it is necessary to calibrate the ph/ ppm meter.
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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