Barney's Farm Mimosa X Orange Punch Auto

28.05.2023 Calculated and mixed new nutrient proportions with a minimum of nitrogen. Reduced the amount of water for irrigation. 28.05.2023 Before, I thought the smell was strong. Now, I realize that the strong smell is just beginning. It permeates through any, even small cracks. The ventilation just can't cope. 29.05.2023 I managed to deal with the cracks through which the smell was coming. And another interesting observation for me - the main cola has stopped growing, but the rest are stretching upwards trying to catch up with the main one. 31.05.2023 Replaced 4 led's to more powerful and with another light temperature (3000K). Started measuring ph. 31.05.2023/2 It's getting hotter. It's about 25° degrees in bottom of the bush and 30° on main cola 31.05.2023/3 While it's to hot my girl drinks more. Decided to increase water to 2L per 24 hour. 01.06.2023/1 The smell is getting insane. It's everywhere. If I can't handle it, I'll have to end the plant cycle prematurely. (( 01.06.2023/2 Automating plant condition diagnostics backfired - the sensor was placed in the air exhaust pipe, reducing its efficiency by 50%. I'm suspending the use of this device. The smell problem has been resolved again. 01.06.2023/3 Now, I'm planning to split the watering into two parts - morning and evening, to reduce the amount of aromatic terpenes and insane smell. 01.06.2023/4 And I'm testing bottom light to increase bottom bud development. 01.06.2023/5 Chloroplasts are located on the upper side of the leaves, hence, lighting from below won't stimulate photosynthesis. However, it should promote bud development. If so, it might be worth defoliating the lower leaves for better lighting of the buds from below. 02.06.2023/1 Fractional watering is working - smell goes down. I'm already confused of entourage effect and will learn deeper. I'll be use fractional watering for a few days until I upgrade my ventilation system. 02.06.2023/2 To enhance the development of the lower buds, I added bottom lighting (4*27 = 108 Watts). To improve cooling, I also added a 150 mm output ventilation and a 100 mm input ventilation. 03.06.2023/1 This girl is smart. She turned the bottom-lit foliage, with its chloroplasts, towards the light and began to develop the lower buds more actively. Weekly conclusions: This week was very interesting. - I managed to deal with burns from nitrogen excess, - I learned that the nutrient ratios provided by manufacturers need to be checked with your own calculations, - I increased the top lighting for the plant from 150 watts, half of which was at 6500K, to 187 watts of pure light at 3000K, - Faced with slower development of the lower buds, I added bottom lighting (108 watts, 3000K), - I learned how to combat odor using fractional watering, - I significantly improved the exhaust and intake ventilation. Big thanks to growdiaries and its growers for their help and support!