The Sensi Crowd in the Sanlight

Some days into week 3 and everything seems to be fine. Super Skunk is really fast and Big Bud still a bit slow. But all the ladies seem to be happy. I was pondering very long if I should use any nutrients. But I wanted to know how fool-proof the schedules are, so I decided to use them. Also I read a lot about those BioBizz nutrients and I liked what I read. They are purely organic, so I see them as liquid compost. Let's see if my ladies agree with me. On Sunday I switched on the third light, so now we are at a total of 186 Watt (real). Probably I will need to switch on the remaining two lights in the next days if the plants continue to grow at the current speed. Smell is quite noticeable meanwhile. Did not expect to need the carbon filter that soon. Like it 😋 ============================================================= It's the end of week 3. The plants are doing what they are supposed to do: They just grow. I noticed a tiny little bit of light burn on the Super Skunk. Could as well be nute burn, but as only the topmost leaves have been affected, I think it was the lights being too close. So I raised them by 5 cm (Super Skunk got very close already) and will not yet add the last two lights for now. Also it seems I underwatered them which could also be responsible for the burn. For the first time I gave them water until I could see some runoff. This took almost 1.5 liter per plant, so they have been quite dry already. Of course I only used plain water and will not add any nutes for the next days. It will take some days anyway until they will need water again. Apropos nutes: Usually I add the nutes to a big jug that can hold 10 liters of water, as it is not easy to measure extremely small amounts such as 1 ml. I let this big jug stand in the tent, so the water has room temperature when I feed the plants. However after some time it starts to stink like p*ss and sh*t. Hope that is ok. But when I go outside and see what our farmers are doing, p*ss and sh*t seem to be a good thing. And the smell of my ladies is much stronger anyway 😊 A nice detail about the lights: The DC cable is the long one, so the drivers can stay outside of the tent. This eliminates an unnecessary heat source and helps keep temperatures low. And it makes the lights so lightweight one can use cheap easy-rolls for hanging, so changing light distance is a non-issue: Just put them at the height you want. Thanks for following and see you next week.