'Purple Star Killer' by i49

Howdy all. This is Week 3, Veg w/ PSK. The Deets: The Good: -Great week w/ PSK, especially considering the tough start we had. She seems to be in full swing and has taken nicely to her new home👍👍 -She's pumping out some nice new sets of leaves and has started to push her 5 blade sets. All new growth is well textured, healthy and green. Stem strength and lateral branching has also shored up quite a bit and they've become very sturdy. -All symptoms of lockout and/or deficiencies seem to have completely halted. No burns, no heat/light stress and no stunting...just a happy little one The Bad: -No complaints. It's Aliiiiive! The 'Meh': -Over-watered...again. Still having trouble figuring out how much to feed and when. Losing a little bit of time here and there. More of an inconvenience then a serious problem. -Night time temp and RH is out of whack and I'm working on getting it dialed in. RH spikes and temp dips. Heater is too much and the heat mat, too little. Need a happy medium that I'm not currently seeing right now. (I do have a de-humidifier, but I'd prefer to not use it at all. It's a terrible product. HYSURE. Do. Not. Buy. Lipstick on a pig, product) -Only seen three blade sets popping up and was a little concerned, but all new sets, on all 4 girls, have 5 blades and I take this as a sign of health and recovery from all the stress they faced early on in their lives. Should be up and splayed out by tomorrow morning. Looks really good👌 Notes of the week: -I'm crediting a few things for the expedited recovery of these girls, all of which (except Gaia Green Bone Meal) were applied in their first feed on Tuesday, April 21st. Bone meal for slow release phosphorous to bring back fried roots and mitigate soil pH. Potassium Silicate to help strengthen above ground growth, foliar health and later branching health. Used Hygrozyme for the first time. A cleaning agent for the soil in order to mitigate pH swings and control any bad bacteria building or spreading withing the medium (Two applications now. I love this stuff. Smells god awful though....). And finally, the old school 'Stim Root #1' for softwood applications, really kicked up the root growth into new soil. Insta-tap. I recommend Stim root to everyone, actually. Extremely cheap, bare bones rooting hormone that's older then 95% of us. I mentioned this in my second grow, but this is the same hormone my Papa used 50 years ago to sow his apple tree saplings into new soil. Very old and reliable product. -Considering just giving away the remainder of my GHE supply and just move direct to an all Green Planet run. IDK. I don't want to mix things up too much and it might just be better to give the remainder to my buddy who is growing with GHE. -Feel like I'm pushing the recovery a little too much and I'm going to pull back a bit. Nothings wrong, but I can see where things will go if I keep asserting my will over them, instead of just letting them get there on their own...which they will. Boredom's a killer and the girls are paying the price. -Beating a dead horse here, but I see I only lost time on this grow and that everything will be okay. Learned a crap tonne and actually learned from my mistakes. That and the plants are still alive and well. I'll take this as a personal win and carry this new knowledge with me into the future. Hopefully/possibly save someone else from the same fate. Thank you everyone for dropping in. Happy to share this recovery with you all and happy for all the support from those that shared their stories. You all calmed me down, gave me some solid advice and positive affirmation. You told me not to scrap it and give them time... thank you. If you hadn't have intervened, these girls may have been scrapped. Cheers to you all and I wish you the best of week's. Take care of you and yours and I'll see you on the flip side. Peace!👍😊