My first "smoke" diary

The 78th day: Watering: Grow 1ml, Bloom 2.6ml, Phosphorus 1ml, Enzyme 2ml, Ca+Mg 0.1ml, BioBloom 0.2ml per liter), ph 6.3, ppm 850 (EC 1.7). Drainage of the left plant¬: ph 6.9, ppm 1180 (EC 2.36) Drainage of the right plant: ph 6.8, ppm 1500 (EC 3) Although many told not to pay attention to the EC of drainage while using organics, I can notice its planned growth. The next time I will pour 3 liters to each plant. I just have two options: 1. Pour only clean water with the addition of trichoderma. And each plant will have time to get used to next fertilizer =) 2. Or do irrigating with normal concentrations, but in two phases: pour the first 1.5 liters of clean water for flushing the soil, and then pour the second 1.5 litres of fertilizers ( if the total volume is 3l). What do you think?`1 I think to arrange a full test drive of two forms of feeding for the next cycle: 1. taking into account the "ppm" 2. and complete ignore ppm. I will see whether there is a difference or not to. Or I will read textbooks of hydrogeology by the time and choose the one theory P.S. I still understand that no one says about the global drought. Just we are talking about the break when the plant still drinks available moisture. And if I water by a little bit and always, the breaks should not be necessary. In general, I do not think that drought will be in my pot. But I can not argue without having the original dry weight of the pot The 79th day: Measuring of weight of the pots showed that the previous 2.5 liters evaporated. Were drunk or evaporated? It's another question. But it is time to pour more - it's definitely. So I poured 3l per plant this time. And they look different - the left plant has a clearly deficiency of phosphorus, and signs of magnesium deficiency, while the right plant is green and healthy. So I decided to give them a separate feeding. It looked like this. First, I poured a liter of water per each plant. Then I mix fertilizers in 4 liters of water (with concentration of 6 liters). I poured the right healthy plant. And I added phosphorus and magnesium to the remaining 2 liters, and watered the left plant. The solution was(ml per liter): The left plant : Grow 1ml, Bloom 2.5ml, phosphorus 2ml, Enzyme 2ml, Ca+Mg 0.25ml, BioBloom 0.2ml. Ph 6.0, ppm 1260 (EC 2.52). Drainage: ph 6.6, ppm 1350 (EC 2.7). The right plant: Grow 1ml, Bloom 2.5ml, Enzyme 2ml, Ca+Mg 0.15ml, BioBloom 0.2ml, ph 6.2, ppm 1040 (EC 2.08). Drainage: ph 6.7, ppm 1390 (EC 2.78). The 81t day: The plants did not drink all, or grew up a bit. But this time I decided also to pour three liters. Watering: 0.5 L of pure water, ph 6.7, 200 ppm. Then, 2.5 liters of the solution (proportion per liter - Grow 0.5, Bloom 2.5, phosphorus 0.5, Enzyme 1, Ca + Mg 0.25, BioBloom 0.2), ph 6.5, ppm 940 (EC 1.88). Drainage of the right plant: ph 6.9, ppm 1480 (EC 2.96). Drainage of the left plant: ppm in 1400 (EC 2.81). Why such increase of ph of the left plant? The 82d day: As I planned, I poured 2 liters per each plant. The proportions per liter - Grow 0.25, Bloom 3, F1 0.3, Enzyme 2, BioBloom 0.2), ph 6.4, ppm 830 (EC 1.66). I added to this watering Trichoderma Canna Activator. But I haven't any particular expectations, nevertheless you should add it with clean water from the beginning of vegetation stage. But I hadn't gotten them before =) Drainage of the left plant showed ph 7.2, ppm 1610 (EC 3.22). I must do something with ph ...