Grow #1 - White Crack & Stilton Special

An odor had started to come from the tent at the start of the week. I needed to turn the exhaust fan up and close some vents. There have been more adjustments to the humidifiers and ventilation of the tent than I anticipated. Luckily, I have been able to keep the temps and humidity within optimal ranges for the most part. I did have a couple of problems with the Stiltons. One of them began turning a lighter shade of green early in the week. I waited to water them until the next day because the soil was still a tad moist. At that point, another Stilton had started to look a little pale also and a couple of them started to show calcium deficiency again. I went ahead and watered with a little extra cal mag and grow big. The nutrient issue seemed to stabilize and then one evening I returned home and some of the Stiltons looked a little dehydrated. The initial soaking of the Pro Mix had held up for a long time, but it was done. I'll need to be watering more. They got a nice soaking with some more nutrients and looked better today. While I was trying to get the Stiltons under control, the White Cracks plugged right along. Their only issue has been looking a little over watered. I've been keeping the same watering and nutrient schedule for both strains. That will be coming to an end soon. The Stiltons have started to flower and the White Cracks are about a week behind. The differences between the strains aren't just visual anymore. I ordered a new light for flowering. I would regret thinking I could have done better after this grow if I had better lights. Knowing I was going to be upgrading at some point anyway, I pulled the trigger now. Hopefully next week I will have a HLG-600H Quantum Board LED running. I think the White Cracks may be starting to flower and the Stiltons should be full into flowering when it arrives.