First Mikromachine Grow

May 09 Right side decided to stretch like yolo, left side ? Idk x) Sure thing, since a week ago I need to water a lot more. May 10 Hello everyone, since she's bushy and the pot doesn't allow me much vision on the bottom of the plan I had not realized but I found out some yellowing browning leafs. As I'm aware from 2 week ago, my soil contain very little P and K, main nutrient in the soil is nitrogen. I thought that using my balanced fertilizer would be enough but I'm really restricted by the nitrogen toxicity kicking in if I give too much, thus limiting the amount of P and K I can give her. That said, I still want to make sure my problem is not ONLY cause by ph, so I tried again to lower ph over given water, this will be my last attempt before buying new nutrients, I will be looking for something like 0-15-15, or 0-20-15. I will then experiment again with Perrier feeding (this time I won't drink it all 😏). I had done it 1 or 2 weeks ago with a ratio of 1 to about 3 which had cause no negative effect, but I had let the water decarb for a certain amount of time. If nothing has changed in 2-3 days (next watering) I'll go buy it all and give her the following: 700 Ml of Perrier, opened and left to rest 2-3 minutes, combined with new nutrient which will mainly contain P and K. I will probably follow 1/3 of recommended dose, that should be plenty for now, I don't think I'll ever need to go over 1/2 of recommended dose with this plant. I am really looking forward to use Perrier as a watering solution, while you are certainly paying for water, it's source water which contain ppm of essential nutrient and has an official PH rated at 5.5, thus eliminating the big need for a ph tester that can cost effectively be pretty expensive. I will give you news as soon as possible on that. Have a nice day ^^. Droopy leafs: Not worried, at first though it was over watering which cannot be the case anymore. There might be some oxygen problem in the soil but that will be it. She might also be rootbound which wouldnt be surprising since early in her growth I could already see big root right at draining holes. In any case I see this reaction more of a reflex than as a problem, as long as the nutrients are there she is gonna be fine. Pot is 2 gallon, it is definitely not enough, 3.5 gallon would be perfect for an autoflower considering you are watering in circle progressively. May 12 Problem has occurred with soil acidification. She will probably survive but her yield if there is any will probably be really small... Flushed soil, will update in 2-3 days. If it wasn't for the ruderalis genetic she would probably be done for