White Widow & Royal AK Autoflowers

Plants are doing very well, they've started flowering beautifully in my rookie eyes, and i'm proud off the current results. During flowering, i keep an eye on buds that don't get light because of leaves from other twigs, when it does happen, i take those leaves off the plant. As i'm still waiting for my Canna Terra Flora, I keep giving my plants compost thee. I'm getting some great results with my method(see photo's), it's not the best technique but it defenetly does the job of getting those nutrients from the compost in the soil without the need of extra elektricity and the need to wait 24h before you can use it. Here is my method wich i'm currently using for about 4-5 days; 1. I took a big bucket(40L) where i drilled some holes in for drainage and filled it with soil and other organic matter that came from the plants, like leafs etc. 2. I put a large enough container under the pot/bucket, to catch the water that comes from the pot/bucket. 2. Got myself some pure compost(3-4 hands) and mixed it with the soil 3. Then i put a 5cm layer of pure compost on top(we'll mix this later) 4. I poured 5L of water on top (may need to take some more for the first time), and i stir the soil on top so that everything gets muddy. 5. After everything on top is muddy i took a long stick or something that is long enough to react the bottom, and i start to mix everything. 6. Then I just wait a couple of minutes and take a something to store my compost-water in. 7. Then when the container at the bottom is almost full, i pour it in a 5L bucket where i usually store it for no more than 2-3 days. 8. I repeat it until i have about 15L of compost water. Like i said, it is NOT the prettiest way of giving them there nutrients, but it gets the job done. During the last day's of veg and the first days of flower, one of the plants started to get yellow leaves, i knew that there was something wrong with the nutrients in the soil, but didn't know what. After i started to let the plant use up all of the moisture in the soil, i started with the compost-water and the difference is huge, now the plant looks healthy and fresh. I'm not saying that this is all because of the compost-water, but it definitely made a difference, not only for that one plant in particular, but all the plants show positive effects of the compost mix. It's a cheap way of getting your plants nutrients, so if you have nothing else or a small budget this could help a lot, especially because it only cost me about 3-4$. Please be pollite, as i'm just starting with growing and i'm very experimental. If there is something that is wrong or that i'm doing wrong, just leave some constructive advice. Thanks MedicalG