Northern Lights Auto Seedsman

#1 is showing a little sign of improvement. A little more green this week than when it was really yellow. Hopefully it can improve more in the next few weeks before harvest. Otherwise the buds look pretty good and healthy still which is a good sign. The leaves that looked the most damaged have been removed. The bottom branches, nugs, leaves that were stealing light and wouldn't produce have also been removed #2 is looking a lot better and thicker. Still some discoloration but not nearly as bad. The lower and inner leaves actually look a healthy green. Buds look really good on this one! Some purple coloring on some of the buds and especially on one of the side colas. Probably due to some deficiency but the buds still look nice and healthy. Cleaned up the remaining lower leaves/branches that were too small and or underdeveloped and were just taking away from the larger bud sites up top. #1 and especially #2 are looking really tidy and cleaned up after the defoliation and rearranging some of the ties to really expose as much of the larger colas to light as possible. It has been determined that #3 was in fact not an autoflower. Interesting because it was grown from a seed that came out of the same Seedsman Northern Lights Auto seeds pack the other 2 came out of. Almost 10 weeks in and still vegging strong with no flowering starting at all. It will eventually be flowered to see how and potentially what it is but for now it is sitting off to the side slowing its growth so it doesn't get too massive as it wasn't topped and has already outgrown the small 5 gallon bucket. Still looking healthy and lush for the most part but some discoloration on a few of the larger fan leaves which have since been removed. About midway between week 9 and 10, all 3 plants received about a cup or a little more of Earthworm Castings as well as a cup to a cup and a half of some fungal compost from KIS. Plants have been receiving water with the molasses and fish hydrolysate (Neptune's Harvest Orange/Yellow Bottle) every other watering (1 tsp each per gallon). The last watering some fresh aloe from a live aloe plant was mixed into the water. Leaf was cut in half, the aloe gel scooped out and mixed into the water as well as a few pieces of cut up aloe skin. While likely the EWC and Compost may take more time than is left to really take effect, it at least should provide some nutrition for the plants and potentially help improve these last 3 or so weeks. A dehumidifier will be added to the next post as was just added to the room to lower humidity. The target will be 30%-40%. Temperature is more difficult to get much lower as ideally it would be 60-70 degrees versus the mid 70s its typically been in the room. Overall, it seems turning down the light intensity and dialing in the DLI along with staying on top of watering better is helping. pH will be taken off water runoff next watering.