Double Grape S2 P1

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Attempting to Recover from Major Nutrient Problem -- Diagnosed as phosphorus and Cal-Mag deficiency -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ D44: CONTINUED REMEDIATION (No Pictures) - The plant seems to be responding well to the treatment, so I will continue as planned. - Watered with 1 liter of water with Mammoth P according to label directions. pH adjusted to about 6.5 D45: EVEN MORE AGGRESSIVE REMEDIATION - The plant is looking better every day. Not as quickly as I might like, but it is improving. - Watered with 2 liters of RO water (didn't intend to use RO) with a sprinkling of Aloe Vera all adjusted to about 6.0. I am wondering if my pH is too high, this should help it go down a bit. D46: JUST LET IT GROW - I continue to remove the most damaged leaves. - Opened the plant up to the light. I don't expect to do any more training through harvest. D48: ONE LAST "FLUSH" - Recalibrated the pH meter. It was reading accurately, but I wanted the assurance of a recalibration. - Watered with 2 liters tap water pH'd to about 6.3. It included Mammoth P and Aloe Vera flakes. (I just learned that I am using the Aloe incorrectly. I will change my process the next time I use it.) - No meaningful runoff. - Not really a "flush" but an attempt to give the plants a chance to find the nutrients that might not find in a dry pot. - The plant looks OK, but it does not appear "robust,"