'Space Cookies' by Paradise

Hello, hello and welcome to the first week of Bloom w/ Space Cookies. She's doing pretty good👌. The Deets: The Good: -Space Cookies is currently in the best shape out of all four girls. I hadn't screwed around with her as much as the others and that has seemed to pay off. There are a couple issues to catch up on, but things are coming up millhouse. -She is the thickest girl, for sure. Burying the stem by 1.5 inches during pot-up really shored her up and gave her tonnes of extra strength. She doesn't have much of any training tyes on her, but holds her form very well. -Lite pruning went well and she did not react negatively. She's very bushy, but starting to grow upwards (with feed schedule changes) and forming decently tight node points (About 1-1.5 inches apart) The Bad: -The bad wasn't too bad with her. She was the least affected by my actions. She was symptomatic and showing deficiencies though. These details and symptoms are listed in PSK and GDPB diaries where I go further into my issues and how I plan to help the girls out. The 'Meh': -Upward movement was slow at first, but some schedule and light changes have helped her start to gain height. -She is too bushy at the moment and leaves are bunching together, warping and twisting them. I can't take much of it yet, but will hopefully clean her up as we move along and the stretch continues. -Nutrient schedule and feeding method isn't working for me anymore... I will be moving to daily/semi-daily feeds from here on out. More in 'Notes of the Week' Notes of the Week: -Watering/Feeding method will be changing right away and I have already begun with Dutch Dragon. I will be doing daily or semi-daily feedings for the remainder of this grow. My previous method was not working for me or the girls anymore. I would like to have more control over what they see and when they see it. Only need to wait 1.5-2 days b/t feeds instead of the previous 4-5 days. Far too long a window if I make a mistake. Happy to make the change and refine my feed methods. -Applied a Cal/Mag flush on all plants. 36hrs after, the color IS getting back to normal and my progression pictures throughout the week have shown the shiny/dull coloring of new leaves to be pulling back. Blotching from Mag deficiency is also pulling back and the blotchy-ness of the fans is evening out into solid green (or a hue of green anyway). Dutch Dragon has the most noticeable positive changes, but was also the most affected. She was the first to get the flush and was my tester. Other girls health is catching up in tandem with DD, for the moment. -Upwards movement has been in full swing since the flush. The bunching and close inter-nodal points are becoming longer and they're all getting some room too breath. Took some specific fans blocking any light penetration and opened them up a tiny bit. Also going slower on pruning and defo now. Doing it over a period of time to reduce any stress, instead a mass prune all in one go. -Working slowly back into nutrient feeds and adjusting for what she needs via top-side symptoms. Currently, there is a Nitrogen/zinc/iron/Mag deficiency that I am working on. I have started with daily feeds on DD (today) @ 2750mL (instead of 7600ml...). Only nutrients/additives that will be seeing the soil for awhile, will be the basics. PK booster and other neat little supplements will be held back until health and vigor is achieved. These nutrients will be Micro-Grow-Bloom, Cal/Mag, Humic/fulvic acids and molasses. Thaaaaat's it. Will adjust feeds as needed. Don't know what they will want in a few days and will be playing this by ear. So far so good👍 Anywho! That's the Week w/ SC. I'm pleased with this little one and I'm happy she didn't get the brunt of my poor feeding methods. Silver lining! Thanks all for dropping by😃. I really hope you all have a happy and safe week out there. Take care and I will see you next week. Cheers😀✊