My first "smoke" diary

The 84th day: Each pot weighs less on about 3 kg. It can be assumed, this minimum value is approximate weight of a dry pot. Leves were soft. Medium leaves showed again a magnesium deficiency. So they decided to gradually enter into the new year, first the Strait of dry roots of some water, and then a relatively unloaded compote. 1. Watering each plant by liter of water ph 6.4, ppm 193 (EC 0.39) 2. Watering 2.5 liters per plant (proportion per liter - Grow 0.3, Bloom 3, Enzyme 2.4, Ca + Mg 0.25, BioBloom 0.2), ph 6.4, ppm 810 (EC 1.62). 3. Drainage of the left plant: ph 7.1, ppm 1380 (EC 2.76). Drainage of the right plant: ph 7.0, ppm 1170 (EC 2.34). I can't stabilize ph of the drainage, it grows up. Well, I hope to fix ph 6.5-6.8 after a couple of watering. I didn't add phosphorus-containing fertilizers, because I found the phrase in the description of magnesium - "When adding CaMg-Boost do not use additional boosters with phosphorus in it (PK 13/14, P-Boost, Super-PK, etc.)". That is, not recommended for use in conjunction with phosphorus boosters. Let's see, may be I'll add phosphorus at the next watering. But I really have a lack of magnesium. It is necessary to rectify. The 86th day: Yesterday I sprayed the leaves by the solution with BioProtect (4 ml per liter) + Ca + Mg (0.5 ml per liter). It did not result to the radical changes in the morning ... however, it does not appear so quick? In any case, since the left plant strongly demonstrates the deficiency of magnesium, it was decided to give it a recommended dosage of Aptus. I found the recommendation do not mix this medication with phosphorus "boosters" on the site of the manufacturer. So I decided to feed plants separately. To treat the left palant by magnesium, and to start giving BAC F1 booster to the right plant. As a result, I calculated the solution for the right plant using the calculator (actually, my solution coincided with the recommendations of the calculator). So the result: 1. Watering of the left plant: 3 l (proportion per liter - Bloom 3, Ca + Mg 0.5, Enzyme 1, BioBloom 0.2), ph 6.5, ppm 836 (EC 1.67) 2. Watering of the right plant: 3 l (proportion per liter - Bloom 3, F1 0.4, Enzyme 1, BioBloom 0.2), ph 6.5, ppm 751 (EC 1.5) 3. Drainage of the left plant: ph 6.8, ppm 1560 (EC 3.12). Drainage of the right plant: ph 6.8, ppm 1550 (EC 3.1). The 88th day: Watering 2.5 liters (proportion per liter - Bloom 2.8, Ca + Mg 0.5, Enzyme 2, F1 Extreme booster 2), ph 6.2, ppm 945 (EC 1.89). Drainage elapsed a bit, it's not enough for analysis. Of Course, HPS is the best as the main light for flowering . But I do not believe that the blue spectrum (that fluorescent lamp is different from HPS) is absolutely useless. There is nothing superfluous in nature. Another thing that is these extra 144 W can be less efficient than the basic 400W =) P.S. I did not write about sores of the plant for a long time =) But these distortions of leaves began long ago. I suspect it's overdose nitrogen, which was a cause of deficiency of magnesium and phosphorus (especially on the left plant). The 90th day: I pour 2.5 liters per each plant again. They drink approxsuch volume for two days (holidays because holidays are not flooded in the morning and in the afternoon, that too could affect the appetite). Drainage was not again. It is necessary to fill a little more the next time to measure the drainage for statistics Watering 2.5 liters (proportion per liter - Bloom 2.6, Ca + Mg 0.5, F1 2, BioBloom 0.2), ph 6.3, ppm 960 (EC 1.92). Not yet clear about midges. I removed water... I'm waiting for when young midges will die. Humidity in boxing keeps at ~ 30% (+/- 5) without any humidifiers. It's below than recommended, but it'll be less chance for mold. I do not know about light ... but I've already bought the lamps. Now I think about exchange