'Dutch Dragon' by Paradise

Howdy all and welcome to Week 6, Veg w/ Dutchy. The Deets: The Good: -Hey @Visions, holy crap man. Dutchy is big...just big. I've run out of room with her already and she's just a big ol' bubble now. Even with my screwing around, she still grew like crazy. I honestly can't believe the daily progression on her. She's actually starting to scare me a bit, cause the other's aren't at her pace and need time... but Dutchy is itching to go😐. -Dutchy was my test feed of a full late veg schedule w/ GP3, Monday. Went really well and 48 hours after the process I feel her health has come back very well. Color is evening out, new growth is green and not holding the same deficiencies as older growth. The older growth is slowly getting there, but I feel this will take some time....or they may just have to go eventually. -Happy and comfortable with her and will be moving to transitions feedings and transplant this Saturday (23rd). The Bad: -Good for now, better then before, no complaints👌 The 'Meh': -Notes of the week will have a copy/paste of info b/t SC and Dutch Dragon. Quick run-down of my mistakes, mis-conceptions and bounce back. -Aforementioned space issues. SC is smallest so these two will probably be side by side for the entire grow. Notes of the Week: -Long and short of it, I was way off about my plant symptoms. The process I went through was probably completely unnecessary and/or could have been done in a much easier and faster way. Unfortunately, a lot of things only "click" in retrospect, hahaha. Anywho, under-fed... a lot. Then I heavily flushed them and I couldn't take it back....cool. Last week's aforementioned full feed was applied and all of the girls took it well. Within 24 hrs, symptoms and coloring's were already pulling back. Mainstay/Noticeable deficiencies were Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Magnesium, all of which have improved. Three days since the test feed on Dutch Dragon without any problems, just improvements. I will be moving to transitions feedings on their next go and completing a transplant of all 4 girls from their 3 gallon to 5 gallon final homes. Amending the soil with Gaia Green Bone Meal to condition my pH throughout Bloom. Dolomite lime was suggested and I did look into it (again), but I purchased the bone meal last grow to do about the same job. Not as good as Dolomite lime, but serviceable with a slightly faster release of P/Cal. As for Magnesium, I will find something to help if Cal/Mag supplementation doesn't do the job. -My retrospective thinking is telling me this wasn't necessary because I could have continued the normal schedule at a higher pH and heavier run-off. In time the issues ( I feel ) would have worked themselves out, the ppm's would have dropped and the pH would have aligned. This, or I could have applied a single heavy flush (not two) with Flawless finish, dropped those ppm's in one go and start again. Would have saved several days. Live and learn, even though I wish I would have seen things more clearly from the onset. Ah well. -All but PSK are bushy girls and I've started to defo here and there as they puff out. Doesn't seem any amount of LST is opening them up, anymore. Under-carriage is clean, but slowing working from the bottom up and taken suckers as they pop up. -High Humidity and colder temp issue atm. Meh. Extractions been on 24/7 for a bit and I've been using the ceramic heater again (including the day). That's the week folks, thanks for stopping by. Genuinely hope you all have a good week and take care. Talk at you soon✊😀