ILGM WW Auto 1st Grow

05/01/2019: (Day 8) The plants responded well to their first real feeding on Day 7. New growth at the nodes has taken off. They are starting to look bushy. I sprayed them with Bergman's Bug Blaster from ILGM at 1/2 strength. Noticed a couple gnats in the past day or so. Changed the plants to a 20 hours on 4 hours off cycle, had been on 24 hours of light previously. 05/03/2019: (Day 9) The plants received their second feeding today. 250 ml of RO water with Bergman's Plant Food-Seedling (0.4g/L) and Cal-Mag (1ml/gal) per plant at 6.45 pH and 322 ppm. Very pleased with their growth so far. 05/05/2019: (Day 11) 350 ml of RO water with Cal-Mag (3ml/gal) per plant at 6.58 pH and 144 ppm. 05/07/2019: (Day 13) Back to a nutrient feeding, trying to cycle in a water/Cal-Mag feeding after every second nutrient feeding to keep from having to much salt build up in the soil. The plants received 350 ml of RO water with Bergman's Plant Food-Seedling (0.5g/L) and Cal-Mag (3ml/gal) at 6.37 pH and 630 ppm. 05/08/2019: (Day 14) Let the training begin! Today was a big day for the girls. I am attempting two different training styles. Plants #1 and #4 will receive LST (low stress training) and defoliation only. Plants #2 and #3 are being topped at the third node, and setup for a mainline. Only a few hours after the first round of training they are staring to turn back up. I sprayed them again with Bergman's Bug Blaster at 1/2 strength, no new gnat activity. (Week 2) Week two was a strong week for vegetative growth. The plants have all responded well to the nutrients so far. Being that this is my first serious grow I wanted try my hand at a couple different styles of training. I have been inspired by numerous experienced growers on youtube and instagram, From Seed to Stoned, Mr. Canucks Grow, and Green 75 to name a few. They are all very successful with their respective techniques, and its cool to see how cannabis responds to different stimuli. I hoping to learn a lot about the personal growing style I would like to develop over the course of this grow. Till next week.....