New York Turbo Diesel Auto

Mon Jun 26 - I was supposed to water the plants tonight, but the soil is still damp from the last feeding. I probably shouldn't have done 2 litres. The plants probably had food for the next day as well. I'm going back to 1 litre on Jun 28th… I want to get control of the situation again and get the plants back on my schedule. - I forgot to mention the other day, I repositioned the fans a bit to ensure air was getting everywhere. Even though I had turned up the fans, air wasn't circulating to the key spots. - I find it helpful if the air reaches down to the soil. It brings down humidity and keeps the soil from going moldy Tue Jun 27 - The soil looks much drier now, but I'm to feed them tomorrow just to make sure that the plants are nice and thirsty. - I'm going to go back to just giving them 1 litre for this feeding…I might increase it on the next one once I see how they handle this feeding. - The buds are looking crazy! They are way bigger than all of my previous grows when they were at this same time-frame. I feel like I've found the winning formula in terms of the nutrients that I'm giving them. Wed Jun 28 - I fed the plants with CannaMax Silica, Diamond Nectar, Floralicious, CalMag, Flora Micro, Flora Grow, Flora Bloom, Koolbloom Liquid and Microbial Mass Pro. - The buds are looking great and they feel pretty dense. Fri Jun 30 - I fed the plants with CannaMax Silica, Diamond Nectar, Floralicious, CalMag, Flora Micro, Flora Grow, Flora Bloom and Koolbloom Liquid - The plants are really bulking up now. One of the plants is already leaning due to the weight of the buds. - One thing I did notice about the trichomes… although they definitely showed up very early, probably due to the ChitoSal, they haven't progressed much for a few weeks… It might be due to the the ChitoSal now has to be given to the plants along with the rest of the nutrients and noy by spraying it. Their website was pretty explicate about not spraying it after the first 2 applications. However, I do expect the trichomes to continue to form and multiply still. We'll see how the plants look when they are being harvested.