Barney's Farm Mimosa X Orange Punch Auto

Feedback: Well, this is my first bush in a home growbox from start to finish. The whole process turned out to be a test that required a lot of effort and time from me.   - I handmade a grow box with top and bottom lighting and height-adjustable light. It has an inlet ventilation system and two outlet ventilation systems.   - I studied a lot of materials and was happy to gain knowledge and get help from GrowDiaries and its users.   - I learned the LST technique, faced nitrogen excess and soil flushing, soil calcination and the decalcination process.   - I assembled and tested the operation of a home yeast-based CO2 generator.   The name of this girl was Hope, and she lived up to it.   Despite all the difficulties, lack of experience, mistakes, I got 1259 grams of beautiful raw cones on the scales (it would have been a bit more, had I not taken samples in the process ))) Mistakes made:   - absence of all necessary devices from the very beginning   - nutrient burn from pure fertilizers during the vegetation stage (week 4)   - use of Overdrive as the only fertilizer from the 5th to 8th week   - transition to a new, enhanced feeding schedule without flushing the soil   - approximate selection of my own fertilizer complex   - added calcium after soil decalcification Made conclusions:   - The bottom light works - the plant turns the lower leaves towards the light and carries out photosynthesis   - LESS fertilizer is better than more   - Growing on soil is technically more complex than on water (although I have not yet tried on water)   - Without measurements and devices - it's a matter of luck and chance   - Root must be in dark. Before the lower lighting was connected, the roots grew into the drainage and drank from it. Once the light appeared, they degraded.   - Learn, learn, and learn again. Plans:   - Now I want to implement ideas about an automated control system for all water supply cycles, fertilization, lighting, temperature and humidity regulation.   - I'm looking for opportunities for professional development in the field of marijuana cultivation. Ideas:   - Perhaps it's worth trying again to artificially slow down development at the end of the vegetative stage, so that the plant grows even more before flowering (as it happened to me this time).