Auto Test German outdoor Summer #2

Good News everyone, our Baby starts flowering. Will adjust nutrients today, my yucca root powder did arrive, I made an extraction, "tea", will wait untill it's cooled down before doing fertilization. 04.07. evening Update Did redo my foliar spray, this time I uses one cap of the fertilizer in 1,5 l yucca root tea, with 5 ml/l Plagroon Calmag Pro. and again sprayed the whole.plant with it. In addition I did mix up 10 l of flowering fertilizer and flushed the pot and reservoir. 08.07. This ist looking very promising, i might habe messed up the early vegetation, but the plant ist stretching mighty fine since shes getting her daily foliar spray and she's entered early flower stadium. We are having a lot of sun today 🌞 the week will be rainy, but let's take the win for now. Btw she started to smell, even though it's only the beginning of flower, I am excited 😊 Evening update, did some LST work, snapped a branch, made a crutch, Baby's for some HST. Don't do work while in a hurry, can't teach an old dog new tricks, maybe I'll learn, eventually. 09.07. Good news so far, she did recover nicely and even the snapped branch stands up proudly. Did spray her again with my foliar mix, the next batch will be some cold brew yucca, I think the hot water extraction might have damages the surfactant, not sure why, but the spray is not able to properly wet the under side of the leafs on my avocado plants I am probably just paranoid, but hey, I am still learning, that's my first attempt at foliar feeding. In addition to the different extraction, I will be adding some Hydrogenperoxide, every source I read had some in it, mostly for sanitizing reasons. So far I am very pleased, like the doctor said this is a marvelous strain, best grow I ever had with an autoflower. 10.07. this was the first time I saw the reservoir actually drop since yesterday, the plant used about two liters of water yesterday alone. Now it's raining again, deluge washing away all our climate sinners, oh wait, only the poor lol. Jokes aside, automated watering might be the way to go, even with all the rain, just to keep the fertilizer concentration up.