Northern lights Auto & Sweet Basil

Hi everyone I had a major panic attack during this last weeks growth period as she developed a sudden potassium deficiency and the leaf edges started to burn and she looked like Death . I was so close to just pulling it out and throwing her away but decided to persevere , Change her nutes and hope for recovery. So far touch wood she seems to be doing well again and I am anticipating the shift into flowering fairly soon so I will need to keep those nutes supplied so it doesn't happen again. The sweet basil is still pumping along beautifully and I have taken four lots of basil amounting to around 4 cups worth so far and she doesn't seem to be fazed at all. When I grow this outdoors it's a constant battle to keep up with removing the flowers from the basil so that it keeps growing new leaves. However in this environment with 20 hours of light provided each day there have been zero signs of any attempt to flower. I have some baby dill seedlings going now too as they are believed to be a natural deterrent for bugs such as the dreaded spider mite. I have always been interested in companion planting with my vegetable growing areas always contain some marigolds, Wormwood, coriander, nasturtions ,onions , garlic just to name a few I also have natural bird feeding plants such as grevillias and proteas as I am against any form of cruelty to nature and love having the birds visit my garden. Feeds for this week Seedsman northern lights Auto Cyco silica @ 2mls/ litre Professor's nutrient's A+B @ 3mls / litre Seasol @ 0.5mls / litre Don't forget the seasol 😁 ppm 750 Ph 5.7 Sweet Basil Professors nutrients go green @ 1ml / litre Seasol @ 0.5mls / litre ppm 400 ph 6.7 So there we have it See you all next week and Thank you for taking the time to Read this 👌