Dr. Grinspoon

Day 15 (25/09/2019) Fertigation # 1 330 ppm inflow & 351 ppm run-off, #2 336 ppm & 366 ppm run off. Day 16 Fertigation #1 338 ppm inflow, 354 ppm run-off Since the girl is not a baby anymore but a liitle girl, I'll change from Start (NPK 11 40 12) to Grow fertilizer (19 5 20) keeping CalMax and Root excelurator at the same concentration, total EC at about 570 uS/cm (ca. 300 ppm) because I don't want to drastically change her diet, just give her a little more N). Fertigation #2 (using a dilute Grow solution) inflow: 279 ppm (559uS/cm) run-off 359 ppm (763 uS/cm), I I look forward to seeing more growth with more N but always taking care of the EC. I've noticed this one I have doesn't grow as vigorously as I see it happens on some other Grinspoon plants' diaries, Actually, I'm doubting whether I should top her or just all LST before putting her under the net... I hope she explodes with growth soon.😏 Day 17 (27/09/2019) Fertigation #1 559 uS/cm (inflow) and a run-off 789 uS/cm. #2 578 uS/cm, run-off 668 uS/cm. Day 18 Fertigation#1 560 uS/cm inflow solution, run-off 674 EC units; #2 in 568 uS/cm, run-off 634 EC units. With respect to what I consider kind of slow growth, I think that since I'm anxious by nature, I keep telling myself to slow down a little with that (perhaps that's why in the beginning I chose a slow flowering strain like this) In fact while she's healthy I should be satisfied. High frequency fertigation is a new thing for me, to be honest. I was growing in coco similarly to soil and now I see clearly that with this substrate things may be a little different (i'm not complaining about the results I've gotten so far, though). Besides I have not cleared yet the other room to put her to thrive in ScroG fashion). Day 19 Fertigation #1 inflow/run-off 556/412 uS/cm; #2 554/612 uS/cm Day 20 #1 554/598 uS/cm; #2 558/654 uS/cm