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Potassium Deficiency: This week, the plants clearly displayed signs of potassium deficiency. I noticed slightly deformed leaves in the middle of the plant, yellowing at the bottom, and burnt tips at the top. Upon reviewing my nutrient regimen, I realized I had misunderstood the composition. The grow fertilizer is primarily potassium, Fish Mix provides nitrogen, and in the bloom phase, nitrogen comes from the bloom fertilizer, not from the grow fertelizer. Additionally, phosphorus is in the bloom formula, and Top Max is merely a bloom stimulant without much of the three main nutrients. 😪 Adjustment Made: Due to my conservative use of "nitrogen," I inadvertently caused a potassium deficiency since there was always enough nitrogen available. I identified this issue at the beginning of the week and increased the potassium dosage accordingly. This was especially important as the plants began to reactivate old lower leaves that are now receiving light after the Cereal Milk plant was removed to its own grow diary. 👻 Bloom Development: The plants also surprised me by pushing buds more aggressively than I expected at the start of week 5 of bloom😈. I initially thought they wouldn't be this far along by the start of Week 5, but BioHeaven seems to be doing its job well. Thankfully, the deficiency symptoms have not worsened in the past three days.😅 Humidity and Watering: Unfortunately, I extended the watering schedule by one day, thinking it would be beneficial to leave the plants in high humidity (70% due to rain in Germany) for an extra day to reduce the risk of mold. As a result, #1 developed burnt edges on the leaves in the upper canopy. Despite this, the buds look healthy, and I am satisfied with the progress this week. 🙌