Dr. Grinspoon by TOTEM

Welcome back everybody! At the beginning of this week I switched to a 11/13 schedule. Why? Because dropping the period of time that lights are on encourages the plant to finish faster by giving her an environmental cue to put all effort into flowers before senescence takes its course. And even if this theory is not confirmed by science, it's often used for long flowering strains like landrace sativas. Thanks for your suggestion from last week about waiting a little more before harvesting! I did this, and even if I'm not noticing many changes, trichomes are now even more amber and some “balls” are possibly bigger. On day 157 I gave her 9L of tap water (PH6.5), with a runoff of 251PPMs and PH6.7. But since 251PPMs means she sucked all the nutrients in just a few days, I poured 9 more liters with a nutes solution of 1ml/L. This time I got a runoff of 643PPMs and PH6.55. Day 159: big flush of 60L (tap water, ~150PPMs, PH6.5) until I got a runoff of ~220PPMs. I’ll switch to a 10/14 lighting schedule at the beginning of next week, and I’ll harvest as soon as possible, maybe between day 164 and 166 (which is between day 119 and 121 of flowering).